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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
CABINET RESIGNS.

CABINET RESIGNS.
Copenhagen, June 81 (satuIs
day).-The Politiken's cos5
spondent at Weimar telepho
at 2 o'clock this morning M
long distance that the Schef69s
mann government has resi9n6 q
but will continue in Office un14
a new cabinet has been formed.
The correspondent q ddsd
that the majority Socialists
voted IS for. and 80. including
all women deputies, against -
ceptance. q
The Anal vote by the nationa1
assembly will be taken todAY
Saturday. 81
He says it is likely th4t
per cent Of the majority s0ci1 b
lists, IS per cent Of the ce11a 4
and 80 per cent Of the Deu,6.
Gratis will vote for signing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
DELA KUN. SOVIET FOREIGN
MINISTER. SAYS WILL ACCEPT

Exclusive Cable by Universal Service
and the London Daily Progress)
Budapest. June ~ (Delayed).-"Il
you are finally invited to attend the
peace congress-. what will be the atti-
tude OF the Soviet government
asked Bella Kun, Soviet foreign minis
ter OF Hungary. over the telephone
today.
Il shall accept with pleasure any In.
vitation. although do not expect the
results to calm our people, he an
swered. However. personal negotia-
ticns win bring quicker peace than
any other steps"
How about your wifes enormous
expenditures for gowns on her recent
shopping trip in Vienna" was the next
question.
Answer: Bella Kun slammed down the
receiver
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21

Berlin. June 20.-The Ebert
government at this cabling h
still intact. though the air II
filed with rumors of resigns
tons and changes in the cabls
net.
All predictions as to the Ais
titude of the national assemble
are based purely on guess work.
The assembly has not yet vote
on the question of acceptance
or rejection. -
Count Won Brockdorff Rant:
Eau stated positively to In
versl Service late today that B \
will in no circumstances retursl
to Versailles to sign, even If thu
assembly vote acceptance.
This briefly sums up the siks
uation at is stands. The mareN
of events in Germany is agaiA
making giant strides, and am
hour may bring momentous des
velopments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
NY EDWIN HARTH.
Socialist Leader and Mcmb her Of tho
National AsSe bly,

Time presses Our enemies have ar
rogantly handed us our death sentence
and dema nded that We sign il without
word of contradiction fs we do not
sign--so it is brazeniy announced
the hunger blockade will be resumed
with the utmost ruthlessness, the state
nj war viii become effective again.
and we ;nus, certainly reckon 18th
the immediate occunatton at leas. III
tho Rilonish- Westphalian industrial
aera
Under such pressure we will scarcely
DC able to render resistance for any
appreciable period of time. The in
evitahle acts of despair would GER
tainly lead TO the overthrow Of the
government. and the ministry that
~ ould succeed it could only be one
ready to sign. But 1t. too. would go
tn the devil. swept away In .na tirAe hy
the wrath Of miserable people which
would blame all its misery upon those
who signed.
Germany would plunge from one un-
heaval to another into anarchy and
chaos in which the few reserves left
for the protection Of our national life
would be rushed.
Calls II Tragic Gravity.
who is there among lis that does not
see the terrible tragic gravity of this
approaching danger Who will take
delegate. no minister, and no deputy
can do so.
In his hour. when the life Of our
nation is at stake. no individual and
no group of representatives can dare
tn make the anal, fatefui decision.
We know that the overwhelming ma
iority OF the people stares with rigid
awe toward the moment in which the
die is to be cast
To be sure. the national assembly is
the creation Of the peoples will: the
government. Is the creature Of the as
sembly. and the peace delegation tina,
% the government. Formally. every
thing is In the best order. But what
a t-svesty now. this word. formally
No German voter could last January
foresee the terrible thing which now
has been visited upon us.
For this decision the German cleo
torate gave the national assembly no
authority Woe unto those who sign
this death sentence-or do not sign
IL Woe unto those who are to seal
the annihilation Of their people.
What's to he Done.
what Ia to he done" Just this:
Our peace delegates must declare
they cannot take the responsibility for
the decision. the government must do
likewise, and the national assembly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
Any Hour May 81
Monentous DeveIo
ments. !.
RUMORS FILE AIN
Deluge Paris As to Whist
Huns May or May Not
Do-One Bright Ray
In Clouds.

Berlin, June 81 Saturday 1
Theodor Wolff SAYS in HI
per, the Berliner Tagebla 1!
Complete rejection Of t1
treaty now seems hardly po1,s
ble." q
The Democratic Lokal "A.
zeiger, which opposes acco :
ance, says:
1.-THE balance now sel
more on the side Of those siS1[s
ing"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21

Berlin. June 2o.--A national referen-
dunn is the last straw" by which the
Ebert government may attempt to re-
lieve itself of the responsibility for ac-
ceptance or rejection Of the peace
terms. 1t Is likely that such a plan
Will be laid before the national assem-
bly, in the eleventh hour, with the ar
gument that the assembly itself cannot
dare to assume the responsibility. II
that body agrees. the answer to the
allied ultimatum next Monday--and
POSSIBLY before that--will be a request
to allow the whole German people to
vote on the treaty. upon the plea OF
the right of INSTRUMENTATION. What
ever the result Of the vote il Is felt
that new period of grace would thus
be gained.
\ comprehensive argument for this
solution is presented by Edwin Rarth
Soc'a.is. leader. in Forwaerts It. fol-
lows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
REQUEST RELEASE OF
COUNTESS MARKIOWICZ
BY william, J. butler.

Paris, June 2O.-Accusing the Brit
ish government of starting a series OF
reprisais against Irishmen and women
a result OF the atrocities report
filed by the Irish American commits
sioners here with the peace congress.
and charging that the famous Sim
Fein women leader, the Countess of
Markiowicz. a member OF the Irish
parliament. has been jailed to prevent
her from testifying before a possible
inquiry by the peace conference COM
mission. Frank P. Walsh and ex-Gos-
ernor Edward r. Dunno, of Illinois.
have sent letter TO Premier Lloyd
George and the American peace COM
mission. requesting the release of the
countess
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
Dual Reason for Recognition.
Rv sidney Dark.

exclusive Gable BY Universal Ser
vice and the London Daily Express
Paris, June 20.--There is 4 dual
Used recognition Of Japanese pre-
dominance in Manchuria and Mon
golia. Also. Japan fears 4 Bolshevist
anti Mikado revolution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21

New York. June 20.--Reinfcrcement
for the irish American delegation q
Paris. which now consists Of ex-Gov-
crnor Dunno and Frank A. walsh. will
leave tomorrow morning aboard the
French liner Espagne.
John A. Murphy. Of Buffalo viii "a
a. an additional member OF the COM
rnission. and L. s. Trigg. who served
under walsh on the national war labor
beard. goes ~ assistant secretary to
the commission.
Headquarters OF the Friends Of Irish
Freedom. In making the announcement
tonight. said that Messra Walah ard
Ddnre had asksa that hey - at 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
Eliminate Gamblers and Profiteers
from American Financial Life, Aim
Victory Director of Savings Division Of Treasury Department
Tells Virginia Bankers Association Crooks Will Be Put
Out of Business.

months II the United States is to con-
tinue to export trade at the present
high level. 1t is still maintained that
this may be done without financial
strain. il. a. 4 people, the country can
increasingly develop the practice and
habit of thrift by using It's purchAs-
ing power for the legitimate needs
OF commerce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
May Prove Political Boosncrans.
Nv Robert Wcllos Richie.

London. June 10.-The reply Of
Jan MacPherson. chief secretary fol
ireland, to the report OF Frank p
Walsh and Ex-Governor Edward r.
Dunno, OF Illinois, on alleged British
atrocities. Il likely 70 prove Z political
boomerang which may return Il
emits him. In the opinion Of the Man.
chester Guardian, = vtew which d
sh1Soa - 1y1sh politt0aI @nArtoFA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
Wilson May Issue Proc.
lamation to This Effect,
Is Report.
HALT PROHIBITION
If Huns Says eyes," Wet
Interest May Be Given
Respite Until January
l, 1920.

Washington. June 20.-Prcsi-
dent Wilson has In mind the is
suance OF . proclamation derlar-
ing the army Of the United States
dcmobilized when Germany signs
the peace treaty. Germany Is ex-
pccted to sign the treaty juno %,
II she signs IT on that date. or be-
fore June 80. and the president
issues his proclamation OF demOh-
ilixation. the result Will be that
prohibition win be postponed un-
til the constitutional amendment
takes effect next January.
This highly important fnforma-
ton was obtained tonight from
sources close to the White House.
1t may he relied upon as repre-
scnting the present state Of the
presidents mind and as q certain
..;-forecaa Of his action unless some
unforeseen difficulty develops to
change his decision.
The president is said to be actuate'
,y a variety OF motives. In the frs
place, he is said to believe that /
would only Be fair to the interests at
'ected to allow them additional tim
o wind up their AFFAIRS. Moreover
such action would ease the revenue
situation. and tighten the burden o
axation.
Those from whom this interestinl
Information was obtained denied tina
he president was being influenced b.
he attitude OF the American Fedora
ion OF Labor. which went on recort
asst week urging the repeal of the war
ime prohibition act.
II has been tntimated that II thu
president met labors wishes on tn
.ubject OF the prohibition legislation
1e would strengthen labcr's friendi.
feeling toward his league OF nation
policy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21
CZECHO.sLOvAKIA PRoCLAuMS
SOVIET REPUBLIC, Is REPORT

Copenhagen. June 20.--A soviet re-
public has been proclaimed in Czecho-
Slovakia. according to an unconhrmed
dispatch from Budapest.
The ceremony was witnessed by
thousands" says the report
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-21

London, June 20.-Opin-
ion is prevalent in well in
formed circles here late to-
day that the Germans will
not sign the peace treaty.
Britain, along with her ~
lies is preparing to der
with the situation. ~.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04

You can purchase a mans labor
but you've got to cultivate his good
win.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04

Plses Hittine
I'm batting you must b careful
about placing BAIL"
"Um."
THAT u. unless you can place 1t
over the fence."-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
eNAKG INTO YOUR snoR0,

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tired, achlnl fest, and makes WaikinS 4
delight 0oJ0 ov0SyVh0T0,-Adv.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04

% toS!e hoeot' q.
I wosid not jet them. The doctors
that 3othing eesh p doe for ne.
hrs, before I finally decided 70 resort
Doa1's xtdsey r1ls,, used twelve
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The Keota news., 1919-07-04
A Feeling Of Security

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about 70
taks = sbsolhlsly pure and ooaaAins 10
harmful or habit producing drusA
Such medicine u Dr.. Kilmer1 Swamp.
Root. kidney. liver and bladder remedy.
Ths sams aaadard Of purity. strength
and excellence Il maintained in every
bottle Of Swamp. Root.
Il b scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
Il b not Q stimulant and il taken in
tssspoonful doses.
Il u not recommended for everything.
Il = natures great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney. liver and blad'
der troubles.
A sworn statement Of purity is with
every bottle Of Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp.
Root.
II you ussd . medicine. you should
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In bottles Of two sisss. msdiam and large.
Howsvsr. IL you wiah 6rst to try this
rsat psspantion send ten eents to Dr..
Kilmss Z Co.. Binghamton. N. T.. for
ample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this pspsf.-Adv.
You can purchase a mans labor.
but you've got to cultivate his good.
win.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
ALLIED cHlgPS ARE ohggRgo
OY VAST CROWDS At
,vgROAlLlGS.
SIGNED AND SEALED
GERMAN DGlgoA1Go PROTECT
AoAiNoT LACK OF coUR.
TgoY.

Versailles. June 00.-Worid psael
Nh s,gnsa a61 s<Aled N mo nlssosa(
hall Of mirrors at Versailles Juno q
but under circumstances which some
what dlmmed the expectations ol
those who had worked and fought
during long years Of war and months
Of negotiations for its achievement
Germany and the allied and asso.
ciated powers signed the peace terms
IT. the same imperial hall where tho
Germans humbled the French % ig,,o.
minously forty-sight years ago.
This formally ended the world vat
which lasted just thirty-seven days
less than five years. To-day. the dsy
Of peaee. 10 the NTH anniversary cl
the murder Of Archduke Frances
Ferdinand at Ssra ievo.
The ceremony Of signing the peace
terms was brief. Premier Clemen:
ceau called the session to order In the
Hail Of Mirrors Of the Chateau Of
Versailles at $40 o'clock The signing
began when DR.. Hermann Mueller
and johannes Bell. the German sigma
tories. affixed their names.
The German correspondents were
uxhsrcd into the hall shortly before
3 O'Clock and were given standing
room In . window at the rear Of tho
correspondents section.
When Premier Lloyd George ar
rived many Of the delegates sought
autographs from the nembers Of the
council Of four. and they busted them
selves signing copies Of the official
program until the Germans entered
the room.
At 8 o'clock q hush fell over the
hail and the crowds shouted for the
officials who were standing to sit
down % ~ not to block the view.
The delegates showsd some surprise
at the disorder. which did not ceass
until all spectators either had seated
themselves or found places against
the walls.
At seven minutes past 3 Dr.. Her
mann Mueller, the German secretary
for foreign affairs, and DR.. Bell, the
colonial secretary, were shown into
the hail and quietly took seats at the
left end Of the U-shapsd table. They
showed composure and manifested
none Of the uneaslness Count vou
Brockdorff. .Rantxau, head Of the Ger
man peace delegation, displayed when
handed tho treaty at Versailles.
n. Clemenceau. ~ president Of the
conference. made q brief speech In
vltlng the Germans to sign the treaty.
and there was tense pause. Will
lam Martin. master Of ceremonies,
after q moments delay, escorted the
German plenipotentaries to the sig
natory table. whore they signed the
treaty, the protocol and the Polish
undertaking. Because Of the confi'
sion and the crowd, the signing lost
much Of its expected dignity.
After the Germans had signed,
President Wilson, followed by the
other American delegates, made hia
way to the table and he and the
others speedily affixed their sigma
lures. Premier Lloyd George came
next with the English delegation. The
British dominions followed-Canada,
Australia, New Zealand, South Africa
and india In the order named.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
|ouldn't Move
Bed Twelve Weeks From
aes,snatie Trouble. Now
Praises Deans,

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The Keota news., 1919-07-04
Not % Much.

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asked the COB. "Spiit 1t $3.50 With
me. viii yesf
Cant do It. old pal. I ain't got
that much. Star.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04

Iity Of purpose II the founda.
Il time serving.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04

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The Keota news., 1919-07-04

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The Keota news., 1919-07-04
| how THIS
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| GOT WELL
fby Hssse&. Her Sin.
Desity Should Con-
vince O6ogs.

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The Keota news., 1919-07-04

1t some public speakers need -
terminal facilities.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
D,,y q Fam. Now.

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The Keota news., 1919-07-04
Aio MoNey'e Worth.

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nny lin candy store)-0imms .
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faollars . pound" over Il.
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respectfully asked. Anything
The Keota news., 1919-07-04

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W. n. u. oGNVGR. NO. 27-1s1s.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-09
NEW PASSENGER TARIFFS
 THREATEN TRAIN SERVICE

TUCSON, Oct S.-Claiming new passenger tariffs put in effect by the railroad administration are designed to put southern Arizona and New Mexico in the discard, as being pref erential to the Santa Fe railroad, the chamber of commerce formally pro tested to the administration and an- nounced that it would keep up an attack cn the tariff in the courts.
 Colonel Epes Randolph general manager, announced that the famous old Sunset Limited on the Southern Pacific and all other limited trains will be taken off if the rates stand and through service on the Southern Pacific limited to one train each way daily.
 Protest has been filed also with the Arizona delegation in both houses of congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-09
Here dnd There m Arizona

various phases of the situation.
 The latest letter from the war de partment to Adjutant General In, gals contains several points of in- terest to those who are following the course of events along tha- line.
 in the first place authorI4a,lon IS extended for the organization of na- tional guard units to consist of one squadron of cavalry made up of four troops and ore battalion of field artillery consisting of three batteries.
 The field artillery battalian will consist of field artillery and will be horse drawn, and will be equipped with 75 m.m. guns, according to the letter which adds a request that the adjutant general arrange for the necessary inspection for federal rec ognition, direct with the command ing general of the southern depart ment at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
 According to tentative plans the cavalry troops will be assigned to Yuma. Phoenix, Stafford and Tucson, and the batteries to Phoenix. Flag staff and Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-09
NEW ARIZONA NATIONAL
 GUARD TO BE ORGANIZED

PHOENIX, Oct S.-Organization of the new national guard of Arizona is expected to be effected, it was stated here today by Governor Camp bell.
 The governor received a letter from Major General J. M. Carter, an nouncing the national guard of this state would consist of a squadron of cavalry and a battalion of field ar tillery. The guns will be horse drawn. Governor Campbell was noti- fled that he should make arrange ments direct with the commanding officer Of the Southern department, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. as to the federal inspection of the guard units necessary before they can ob- tain federal recognition.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-09
SAFETY OF UNION AT STAKE

r, HE STEEL strike 100000 of work
 The point at issue the refusal of steel to
 the other Ameri
 workman
 The fight is on for the closed shop whereby free man in America organization before hiring workman organization
 This is fight union ideas it is fight for the of o n
 by arguments all the steel workers be the there reasonable grounds for nt and the union and the steel fail to settle ge striking when union the steel must hire thereby aside the rights by const to every and
 had the the public
  organizations today their slightest demands not granted they jeopardise their Thepu bile the the threatened rail road strike when has it in the shpyard during n strikes arbitrary during the nations peril has growing has industry with hold called assemble in October establish conciation fol disputes
 The nation as a whole is witt destroy ruthless did military
 unions without denying the right of working, who does not belong particular unon without demanding specified union members is time this class of unions eliminated else they will destroy the foundation principles of government
 If man can be forced to join certain or him. step political condition precedent getting job
 a government people, class, priviged
 When handful of labor dcators demand the right tell a where when he employer whom he may employ it S laboring country press dsapproval of ac
 The police strike showed lengths labor
 
 what if such policies unreckoned.
 The is clean this U. s. be hire will a in nato allegiance particular he job and his allegiance that O of States, been clearly the shpbuders unions,
 
 thing areig ignoring greatest in the world the force public opinion
 general hep thuggery, afraid they angry
 The Kaiser learned his
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-09
EXPERTS MOBILIZE TO
 FIGHT BOIL WEEVIL

TUCSON, Oct S-The possibility that the federal government might quarantine all cotton production in this part of Pima county, because of boil weevil discovered in the wild cotton in the Santa Rita and Cata- lima mountains, stirred the board of Supervisors yesterday at the month ly meeting.
 The supervisors appropriated 5000 to fight the weevil in it's present environment, the state horticultural board promised $500 for the work, and Governor Campbell, over the long distance telephone from Phoe- nix pledged to secure a contribution of $1,000 from the state contingent fund, if he and the attorney gen. Phoenix Cotton Growers association pledged one dollar for every two dollars Pima spent.
 The possibility of Pinal county cot ton growers aiding in the extermina- ton of the weevil, in it's first ap- pearance in the state as a menace to the latest cotton acreage. was discussed by Governor Campbell, with Supervisor Nathan. The latter was of the opinion that the county would aid in the fight which must be made if Pima county is to develop cotton.
 The presence of the boil weevil in the tiburon weed, in the Santa Rita as we'll as in the Catalina noun tains, has been known for several months. The facts came before the supervisors yesterday for the first time, when Dean Working headed a delegation from the University and members of the state horticultural board