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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-21
Proclamation
CoSSTITI TToN OF TIIE
STATE. 1899.


where's. 1T tkR January Session of the
Geaer4l assembly Pf Mar13aiaa. held HI tie
8e.gr 1900. Two IA Is weIn passed, To. wit !.
rhaIfler @1a proposing IN amendment a.
Seetian l., If .irtielt IfI *gAe tanstitM
fia5l II the State. ti.ie Legislative Depart
igAHt Fe-RiRfing fi8y COMPENSATION nf
Neplba7S e4 both HORSES ef the General
Assembly ana tilanteT .ssl proposing az
asnenamtn' sa ss.fassa IS f Artisse ~
ri, Constitution ef sle state title suii-
iary I9anartlaent regulating the pax 70
clerks sf GfurtS. ana which Sai Ghluters
~ asl,l AZ are III he w.ir,.s and figures
following
CHAPTER aia.
AN ACT q propose an amendment - See
flaif - ef Artitle III If tie Constitution
&c thp Sfate III Maryland title I.egis-
latnve department. regulating lie cuin-
Ist,asatia4 Ut the members Of both S5nHses
0f the 9svleral assembly II agasyIand,
and IL peayiae seg tile submission OF said
aNsaHdips N II the qualified yalers af
tha Stste IF Maryland far adoption or
rejeetloEl
Set.ts0n / he IT enacted hy fae General
Assembly 1T Mary land. ttlaree nfths or ail
she fIeIllbesS Of essei Of the twt Hausas
ss.isssugTaisg4. Thak lis, following he aud fhs
sQT9a III haraISN isrygalesat aS ls4 aRsfauailnsif
IL Section ~ II Article III. If the CaHsfi-
Yffion az The Sfate ~ Mafyaanai title Leg
szil45yt. Eset4agtanrne Use aAstsa III asfa9ss es
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-21

Some day when Y ,,.. j.
or forty years oieef as i
d Washington alspa |,
ar!fnpnl 0l JllSl ~ -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-21
Proclamation

whereas at the january Session, 1920. Of
the General Assembly Of Maryland an
Art was Passed Known as Chapter ssG.
Of Said Acts and which II IN the Words
and Figures Following:
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-05
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
FOUR BOYS DROWN WHILE
TRYING TO RESCUE FIFTH

Crookston, Mimi. Aug. 10. - Four
boys ranging from II to IA years old
gave their lives yesterday In an unsuc-
eessful attempt to rescue n fifth com
panion who had been caught In an I'm.
dercnrrent while swimming In Red
Lake river at Fisher. II miles from
here.
When u was seen that one OF the
youngsters was being pulled out Into
deep water, the other lads ATTEMPTED
tn breast the current. One by one
they disappeared beneath the muddy
waters.
Frantic at seeing their brothers
drowning. two other f0-year.old boys
attempted To rescue them. They were
saved from like fate when men work
Ink nearby heard their cries and ar.
rived In time tn drag them out,
The dead are Ethan and Elmer Vat
tendahl. Theodore and Oscar Olson.
and Thomas Anderson.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
MINERS AND OPERATORS
DISAGREE ON NEW SCALE
Operators Fear General Walkout OF
Men, but Miners Say Strike Is
Not Likely to Result

Cleveland, Aug. 19-The joint scale
committee Of operators and miners OF
the central competitive bituninous
coal fields, comprising Ohio, Indiana
Illinois and western Pennsylvania, ad
iourned sine die shortly before mid.
night last night without reaching any
agreement after having been in SEES
sion five days.
Following adjournment Of the con-
ference 1t was announced that the
miners would hold a separate caucus
here this morning when a telegram
will be sent to President Wilson in.
forming him of the failure Of the con
ference to reach any agreement in line
with his request.
The telegram will state that the fail
IRE to reach an agreement was because
the operators failed to submit any
proposition adequate to meet the re.
quirements of justice to the miners.
At last nights meeting motion
was offered by p. III. Penna, an Indi-
ana operator, that the conference no.
tify President Wilson of it's inability
to reach decision and requesting him
to create commission such as was
recommended by the bituminous coal
commission to determine controversies
between miners and operators and that
the miners be kept at work pending
decision by this commission.
The operators unanimously voted in
favor Of this motion and the miners
voted against it.
Ellis Searles, editor Of the United
Mine Workers Journal, last night
said that the failure of the conference
to reach an agreement did not mean
that there would be strike Of coal
miners.
There Is nothing in the present
situation" Mr.. Searles said, "to cause
the public to fear strike of coal
miners. The mine workers still feel
that before the final chapter
Is written, full justice will be done
them"
The operators, however, took a diff
ferent view Of the situation, one prom
nent Illinois operator predicting that
me failure of the conference to reach
IN agreement would precipitate strikes
n Illinois.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
FRANCE C0NCURS IN U. S,
RUSSIAN-POLISH POLICY
Government Declines to RECOGNIZE
Soviet Set Up Against viii Of
the Majority of People

washington, Aug. 19.-The Ameri-
can and French governments are in
entire agreement in principle as to the
future of both Poland and Russia.
secretary Colby declared yesterday in
formal statement interpreting the
re1oinder Of France to the American
note to Italy. His statement accom-
panied publication of the translation
OF the French note, which was deliver
ed 10 the state department on August
IA by Prince de Bearn, the French
charge.
FRANCES declaration of its opposi-
tion to the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Russia
Is most gratifying" Mr.. Colby said
and added:
The response is notable dec,aro.
ton from every viewpoint and brinos
to the position taken by the United
States striking emphasis and powerful
support"
Inc secretary of state referred RI
french recognition of General Wrangal
Ia south Russia as a divergence" be-
tween the two governments on ono
point, but said the United States w,s
disposed to regard the declared apreo-
ment OF France with the PRINCIPLES ~
the United States as OF more sipn;fi.
canoe than divergence of policy invo,v.
ed IN the specification of France in
this single respect"
Asserting that France Is in comn,et.
accord with the United States as 70 tho
necessity for an independent Polish
state" the note adds:
This is why there is agreement no.
tween the French and American GOV.
TO encourage all efforts made
with view TO bringing abont nm or
mlstice between Poland and Russi,
"hiie avoiding giving the negotiations |
character which might result in the
recognition of the Rolshevist REGIME
ma In the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Rpssio.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
St Paul Averts Railway strll-

u. Paul, Aug. @t--A strike NJ train.
men employed by the 81. Paul Street
HALFWAY company. sci FOR this morn
ing' last night WAS called off M n
meeting 81 the men, following paS>a 90
yesterday by the city council Of an
ordinance Increasing street car fares
"a NiN cents from five cents. The in
creased fare was necessary. according
In company officials. To grant the men
~ cents more per hour In wages.
The new fare will 20 into effec, on
September IL, but the higher wages
VIII be retroactive 10 July 70.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
FOUR SAVED FROM DROWNING.

New York, Aug. 2l-The keen eve
OF woman scanning the ocean through
Coney Island telescope for
fun" yesterday caught sight or four
boys elinging for lie to the guawale of
an overturned rowboat. drifting 90 sea
a. mile off shore.
The woman, Airs. Earl Monger, of
Manhattan. dropped the glass and
rushed Ia u Parkway beach life say
Ing station. where she directed rescu.
ers To the boys MD. All were saved
nut unconscious when carried ashore.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
Hoover Pans Orientsls

Portland. Ore, Aug. 70. = Herhert
hoover former food administrator
here with his family for vacation de-.
clared Yesterday that he fayors exc,n.
SION OF ASiatics from the United
States. Mr.. Hoover said there wore
Two reasons which compelled him to
iaNor their expulsion, one being that
they cannot be absorbed by white neo.
ple' 'he other that white people can.
NOT compete with the Asiatics becansa
OF the lower standard of living of Tho
oriental Mr. Hoover pointed onr tbot
he refers specifically to no partjcn,ar
race of people.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
Jewel Robber suspect Fre.a

Toronto. Ont Aug. 2i.-After vol.
unfairly coming 5000 miles 10 prove
that ne was not the man who hs,d ~,
and robbed the jewelry store ne e.
ham RoSen'hal Of $4,000 worth ~
diamonds, Dewitt Cook Eilwon5 =
wealthy real estate broker az ,fia,,i
Fla. Yesterday was a free man AMI
the charge against him was Withdraw,
h"Sei'thal failed to identify Eiwood
as the r"bher. and the Miami man
produced affidavitS To the effert ,ha,
ne was not in this city on the nirht
Of the robbery. "'s"'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
OREGON FoREs1s
HIT BY

San Francisco, Aug.
fire situation throughOa
showed Improvement yes
in Oregon, where a
broken out.
Control lines have IN
around many Of the ~
tana, Northern Idaho
Washington, and the Y
others in this section,
the Flathead national 10
slowed down.
In California only ~
Stanislaus forest renal
although a fire on Aoll'
the Klamath forest :
cradle trouble.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
BODY OF eeAEau|
Is BURIED NJ

Washington, Aug. ii
Maj. Gen. William e.
of disease in Cuba N
former surgeon geneuj
was buried YESTERDAY I
tional cemetery with
Preceding the army in
three services were HID
OF the Ephiphany, at,s
bers of the president,
bers of the Diplomat
sentatives of America
scientific societies and
and navy officials.
Rear Admiral Grayx
President Wilson.
The sky, overcast Il
just as the generals ID
from the church and Is
casket was laid on th
the sun shining made ii
of the cavalry glistsn.
To the mournful nH
drums and the rhythI|
troops marching at TIE
long funeral cortege ID
since the funeral Of N
its way to the u
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
SOCIALISTS WILL RUN AGAIN.

New York. Aug. 2i.-rhe five New
YORK Socialist asscnhiymcn Who we're
ousisd tr,an the state legislature have
been renominatea and viii fight for
reelection ut the special elections on
September 10, Il WIS announced here
last Might by the county committee Of
the Socialist party.
The Committee Of As will support
The Socialist ticket In the districts
represented by the oasted assembly.
men according To Julius Gerber. sec.
retary-treasurer of the committee
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27

IN immediate embargo on the move
meht OF eoal Ia tidewater except unon
definite showing that the coal unon
arrival nj piers would be unlnada,l tnto
vessels with reasonable pn,mpturss
has been agreed unon by the rnilroaas
II Is announced hy the American Rail-
road association.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
TOLEDO rs CLEARING
STREETS OF DEBRIS

Toledo. Aug. iT.--Wi,h aid from
outside contracting firms Toledo
streets are being cleared Of debris and
wood blocks washed up by the cloud
burst early yesterday, Damage Of nm.
proNimately half million dollars is
believed 10 have been suffered nv the
city, business interests and residents.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

Retail sugar prices will not drop
before January l, and they may in
crease, John b. Floyd, special agent
OF the department of justice flying
squadron of profiteer hunters. an
nounced after conference with Off
Gals of three large refining companies
and representatives of wholesale gro
GERS, in New York.
& 4
A half hour downpour Of rain has
enabled 800 fire fighters who have
been battling forest fires near Enum-
cav, Wash, to get them under con-
troll. Another blaze that broke out
near Fairfax, WASH. and which leap
ed It's barriers in IA high wind, is re-
ported nearly under control.
4 Il
Great Lakes, coastwise and gulf
carriers are urging the shipping board
to grant applications involving approx
lmately 90 steamship lines for rate in
creases in conformity with advances
already allowed the railroads by the
interstate commerce commission. A
majority of the lines are now operoted
at deficits which threaten their exisr-
ence. Examiner H. e. Manhum was
told by witnesses.
Inc arrest of Private Van TasseIin.
Wis, ends hunt conducted
SINCE June by Camp Grant autbori.
Ties. Van Tasselin Is wanted in con-
nection with the Staying of Mrs. Leroy
MOSS, wife of Captain Leroy Moss.
ana daughter of Bion ]. Arnold of Chi
rago, who was killed on the night of
tune 10 while riding in an automobile
with her husband and friends near
8 4
Leo BroOkshire %. serving san.
ence from Clark county for criminal
and William Burke sorry.
ng from two to fifteen years for seq.
md degree burglary, escaped from the |
washington state penitentiary. Off
ers are in pursuit with blood hounds
An official measurement of the
low at the Frantz well in the Mosbv
Montana. field. which blew itself in
asst week, shows the gusher is flow.
ns over 1.S00 barrels per day. II is
tanned this is the greatest well IN
ne world producing oil with a 81 per
ent gasoline content.
= 4
warrants for the arrest of moro tbor
asplrants for state and county no.
ticai honors have been ,ssueo nv tno
lutte police judge. charging violation
ie 1T" prohibiting the lacking of ad-
e''iSeihents on telegraph and te,e.
none poles. Warning that sucb 90
on would be taken unless the odyar
seinehts were torn down was given
eer. Wy ehs'-
- n'ihiinum wage of SIS weekly has
ecu SET Tor women and minors IN
factories, except beginners
me state Industrial welfare com
iSS'oh' Employment of women later
an IL :oo p m. is prohibited without '
press permission. The order affects '
tl'e printing trades and involves Z
omen. -o'oVV 6
y
representatives of farmers. unions
his n'SS'aft' Kansas, oklahoma and
,ar"SNa' meeting IN Kansas CITY, de-
~ :" urge farmers of the four
.''> 70 hold their wheat off the mar. Il
,S oHtl a price of ~ buShel can I
~ "o'alhtd, according 10 an announce. /,
,"' ~ William Hirth of Columbia h
= publisher of farmer paper. p
Z Z Il
"u nleh neid up Missouri Pacific "
10, 'ra'n No. .. from st. Louis Fl
i tue Rock on the outskirts Of a
\
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
GENERAL SAlAzAR Is TO
SUCCEED GOVERNOR cANru

Mesleali, Lower California, Aug. Is.
Gen. Luis NJ Salaxar viii succeed
Col. Estahan Cantn ms governor of
the northern district of Lower Cali.
fornla to-day. n was announced yaster-
day by authority Of Colonel Canut
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
ASSAULT VICTIM -
WITH FRae"

New York. Aug : II
metropolitan nlanasa e. :,
Benefit Life insuFs'''
late yesterday va, -, a
his son. was found =. a
pitaI suffering ir''1 =. 4
ture of the skull. -
was reported TO the -
failed TO keep an ar "a
ark. n. J.. and later N - &
attend a conference "a
and Compan! "a
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
British Labor Gets =

London. Aug.
central council OF u
telegraphed the BrlllA
for its action in NJ
hand of the sovernIn@
Polish crisis and 'ple'+
efforts. The messy
the sympathy Of bri' "a.
ward soviet Russia
workers Of Ensiano
a strong fraternal u'li.' -.
no intrigue of the
geoisie can prevail II
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
U. S. LEADING con
At SEVENTH 0Lf

Antwerp, Aug. 2l.-H
In the athletic eyenlsS
at the finish Of u
grams in the OLYMPIC
as follows: United so
England, &c; Finland,
France. 20; South Al
IA; Canada. Z; DenHan
land. ); Norway,
Czecho- Slovakla, D.
GUM, /.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
'P0Nz| sljl
ALL HIS /
THREE REclIv.s
TO ROUND !,
OF AsA'lA.,'
POSSIBLY cl1 !
n'an Flying Fln..s
assets at A,aoaa1
Gals Rat.
High !. q

:. Boston, Aug. e.
affairs of Charle.
OF high finance x,a
n nc. of dollars 4 1
tlea up in it, was n
with the appointnss,
AT their suggests
stead, referee II
signed to take tenn
lngs will begin tod,
0. rounding up all -
OF available assets
ponzi, brought N.
bridge Jail to fels,
went formal essn,,'
legged bankrupt ~
der all his properly h
against him. He Y.
assets at s4,OOO,OOo ,
ports and estimates
place them between
with a scslIs
! of the 5 per y
ne promised investor
covery of this smou,,
ready paid.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27

London. Aug 2f.-~'rhe need of n
kuSsoA'ertnan agreement, TO save Eu-
rone from an economic catastrophe
and chaos. l. emphasized Ia wireless
message FROM Moscow published In the
London Times yesterday.
Following the announcement that
Leon TrtxkN. the Rolsheviki minister
of war has visited Fast Prussia and
conferred with German staff Officers.
the Times says the wireless dispatch
IL significant.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27

Berlin. Aug. 2i.--lon orders Of the
inter allied commission nj oprein.
French troops have left for Laura.
huttr and Boguiseheutz SlleSla.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
LLOYD GEORGE STATES
CONDITIONS FOR IRISH
British Premier Says Six Counties Of
Northern Ulster Must Be Treated
Separately In Settlement

London, Aug. 17.--In reply to a
question In the house Of commons yes
terday Premier Lloyd-George again
announced willingness Of the govern
inent to discuss with any representa-.
fives OF Irish opinion any proposal for
settlement. He said such discus
sion would be subject to three condi-
lions:
First-That the six counties OF
northern Ulster must be treated sep
arately.
Second--That there must be no Sc
cesslon OF any part OF Ireland from
the United Kingdom.
Third--We cannot agree to any
thing that would involve any detrac-
ton from the security of these islands
or or their safety In case Of war.
sim Feiners would not be ruled out
II they were prepared to accept these
conditions, he said.
Cork, Aug. Inference MacSweney.
lord mayor OF Cork, was yesterday
found guilty by court martial of hav-
ing under his control the secret police
cipher.
The trial was conducted under the
defense of the realm act regulations.
me sentence imposed VIII be promul-
gated later.
Mayor MacSweney was weak when
called before the court, as a result OF
his refusal to take food. He said:
Il am the lord mayor of this city
md Its chief magistrate. declare
his court Illegal and those taking part
n u liable 10 arrest under laws of the
IRISH republic"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27

Two men held up Missouri pacif,s
for 80, 'ra'n No, .. from st. Louis
9. ,ds'le Rock, on the outskirts q,
. LOUIS and escaped with fonr
pouches of registered mail
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
SEVEN BOLSHEV|K|
DIVISIONS CUT UP
POLISH ARMY is DRIVING RUS.
SIAN INVADERS BACK OVER
THEIR FRONTIER
WARSAW APPARENTLY SAVED
Reds Profitlng by Large Number Of
Rorfcs, and This Accounts for the
Small Number Of Prisoners
Taken by Victorious Poles

rerlla. Aug. 2I.--The Poles have
taken Brest-Litoysk, according to n
Warsaw dispatch dated Thursday. The
dispatch says three Bolsheyiki divi-
Atoms we're unnihllated Ia the opera
lions around Warsaw.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27

representatives of farmers, unions
Q" 0 Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and
N ~ meeting IN Kansas Citv do.
'''''V To urge farmers of tho fov.
~ ,,. :" "''d their wheat off the mar.
~ -, aHtli a price of 81 a buShe, can
'' obtained. according 10 an anno,nca
,,ea' by William Hirth of CaIpmhia
NO. publisher of farmer paner
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27

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q, my very ear. caused me 10 glance
up quickly. startled at the unexpected
sound ! could perceive nothing. al
though / instantly felt convinced that
whispering voice had issued from be-
tween the narrow Stats defending the
small stateroom window. No one vas
in sight along the deck. and the rag
l was welding hung limp In my hand.
"Who was It that spokeT" l ven-
tured. the words barely audible.
"Ah did-the prisoner in the state
room. Have both those men goneT'
"Yes; i am here alone. You are a
woman? You are Rene BeaucaireT'
NO. All am not her but All know
whar Rene Beaucaire Is"
You know? Tell me first who you
are"
ELSIE Clark. All am { nuiatto, a
free negress. All bin helpin Massa
Shrunk, an cookin' fer him. Yer
know whut 1t wus whut happened
down thar"
II know part Of 1t, at least-that
Shrunk has been killed. / was at
Shrunk's cabin and found the bodies.
Tell me exactly what occurred there"
"Whut's yer name?"
Steven Knox I am a soldier. Rene
must have told you about me-"
mo. sab; she never done tor me
nuthin. All didn't much morn see
her enyhow. fur as thet goes"
Not see her! Then she Is not con-
fined there with your
"Wiv mel Oar amt nobody con-
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The Dolores star., 1920-03-12
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