davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
FINANCIAL
BrsINrss orroRrt NtrITs

ROOT nEEk oututr in atock for prompt
shipment complete outfits CONT"
phone wire or write tor price and term.
~ the Fountain Fixtures co 69a-t3t
|HuSISISt chances out ~ rltv For sale
Al house moving outftt comrlrte, Also
ryFtdentr giNe posHcsstou at once. about
~ 500 work not complete, sell separate
Wrwau a Nakrlv Nsalt, Co. Clsrcmore,
Okla
~ YOU NAVE small settled product
In thalluv neld and practical ncld "a
pcrience on tho leasing and ptoducins "nd
suggcHt meeting With view 10 Joining ~
tablishvd company owning proven leases
capital 20 purchase settled production and
90 on a dividend baais Address t97 -E,
world
AUTO TtRE RErAtR SHOP Vet uu
start you IN very profitable business
no experience urceusaty, We teach yuh the
pay purchasers o. o day while they learn.
Worry small investment CAh or write Tor
particulars Anderson steam Nulcaniser
Co. $500. Grand Az, Kansas city, Mo.
DRUG STORE nstutcs and soda fountain
for sale must move IN is DAYS Real
bargain y q. boS 90a. rarsone Kan
ron SALE Restaurant uristow. Okla :.
good money maker, reason for selling
other husinesa City cats
GARAGE for sale. located AIS " See.
ond reason Tor ceiling owner leaving
city rhonc osare al7p
MONTHLY PAYMENT MORTuABE
NOTES FOR SALE
~ per cent Interest guaranteed II inter
csted. advise amount Of money YOU wish
10 invest Addrsas tda ~ care World
taller SUOP. Good businens, good To-
cation. time lease, have other business
that needs our time can $40 ". Third
Fhono OraEs Gos1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

LARGE cool light housekeeping rooms TO
rent. front entrance Apply i3l B0e-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

pUOESIN. s.. gE-Ty,o living roows mod
ern home. good we'll and shade. $3.50.
Phone Usage 7f17.R
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
mann moI .rNltrING K0oMs d

IfGHT HOrSEK EEPtNG rooms 2l1 y
Boston 81 TO tlt per week
TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms. mod.
..ern rear entrance mo- children. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

iiGWT Housekeeping rooms FOR rent Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

TWo ROOMS aud adio,ninr garagc Tor
h1urrkcerin~ cedar 1927
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

FOR SALF--At BiRheart. Okla. pool hall
Beyo bar. good lease. fine location will
sell cheap Tor cash. Addresr Boa l33. BIZ
heart Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
FINANCIAL

WANTED--ro buy provr- wi land or -.
nanksion All Robinson bids rules.
MONEY FOR OIL MEN
II YOT WANT TO SELL ENORMOUS
amount ~ oil stock or oil leases. write for
my new winning plans which will enahls
Fou 20 raise ali tho money you sant
quickly for any legitimate enterprise
Make me prove mat what am doins
for cthorH 7 can do Tor YOU and that my
plans which are putting oil and lease
companies over the tor viii also snabls
you 'o finance any proposition quickly at
small cost Thouaands will buy what you
offer n YOU reach them my way. For
.parttcularH address Expert begk ea ie
ran NasEcucr Bldg ~ Worth rsxss
NEW MEXICO
pEtOS VALLEY
TENNESgEE
ARKANSAS
Leases In 90 acre tracts
From ooc 40
osnre 90 -..... cedar isu
G. T. HhGEMAS
~ "a central Ssti Bank BldE
~ NAVE some choice leases and royal
ties In ana around the great stephens
county okla oil feid and near drilling
wells In letfrraon county witch are
ceiling worth tho money, correspondence
invited pulard Davis Duncan. okis
FOR SAIL. Royalties. close In. aud Wild
cat acreage pkfuskce, Hughea and Ssrn.
mole counties VIM q. Johnston Boz
t1l Okcmah. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

" ~ TEU""IWT UUIUTTT"N0I TI|W| "uII
house best reference. permanently cW
plnNoi in Tulsa potscHHlou Dos June !.
Phone Usage StlF
WANTED nv young man room and board
Iu private home NO other boHrdcrs Ad.
lra's i'2 g.. care world
NANTEp-Genueutu wants desirable
roommate 40 ". Fourth. Irving Apts.
or phono 2512
BOARD WASTEp. Four gcutomen desire
breakfast and dinner with private fam.
NN, no other boardctH. south Wdc. close
IN preferable. Address slt.F care World
YOUNG MAN In OH business wants nice
cool room iu private home ON south
side. within walking distance, hest ~ rcf.
.orcnceN call Myers Ossu" 41tt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

SUITE OF light housekeeping rooms FUR
nished. lil2 w. Park. Usage ana
THREE EASEMENT rooms FOR rem; toi
housekeeping. Usage 36l5.
DESIRABLE light housekeeping rooms for
couple, clean and well ventilated con
veniently located. Phone Ossso t2bt
ADMIRAL. r.. l3os-Housekeepin rooms
one sleeping room, southern exposure
modern.
THREE UPSTAIRS rooms tor light house
keeping water and gas furnished. il2 s
Phoenix.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

PRopUCTtON wanted from owners only,
cash Tor 50 TO 400 barrels daily pro-
duction, must he IN north central Okla
homa field, brokers need not apply. BoH
soh-F World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
MONEY TO LoAN-cHATTELs .,

TENAS SECCRITY co
Loans money 20 men and women regular.
'y employed also makes chattel loans On
anything ~ value
ROOM eos GILLETT BLDG.
OVEN BLISS CANDY SHOP
.7n l. Third ST.. OsAgs ss1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

eG-ROOM hotel 4 baths, running water In
each room, IN heart OF the city, can bs
bought at bargain, on account OF sick
ness, gross income about $3.50 per month.
total running expenses including rent.
don't exceed fAih per month II viii taks
tl0oo cash - handle deal, balance termA
CaU Usage 6bsi
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
BURTON QUITS MINNESOTA
President of University Guea tD Mich
gan institutions.

Minnea eapolis--Considerat of the
resignation of Dr. Marion LaRGy Bur
ton. president OF the University of
Minnesota, will be mada at the regu-
lar January meeting OF. the hoard of
regants, but all hope to- keeping him
in Minnesota has beer. abandoned.
Lu: Burton declared his; intention of
accepting the presidency of the Uni
vessity of Michigan in. telegram
received from Chicago. 1t was the
third time DR.. Burton, had been Of
fsEed the presidency of the Michigan
university.
1t is understood that, President RsE
ron has been offered a. salary of $25,
600 d year as head ef the Michigan
institution His salary at Minnesota
is $4,000 In addition, it is said,. tha
Michigan regents have offered an en-
downment feature, which will provide
a pension of 100000 year affair." re
tnement.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
is PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
Genera! Wood Files For Nomination
In South DAKOTA.

Pierre S. D.-Major General Leon
ard Wood has filed with the South
Dakota secretary of state, formal an
nouncement of his candidacy for the
republican presidential nomination,
General Wood was indorsed Dec, 2 by
the state proposal convention, but un-
til the filing of his formal announce
ment he had made no public statement
as to his attitude.
The filing of General Wood brings
the total filings in this state to seven.
| The others who have already made for
NAL announcement for their candidacy
| for the presidential nomination are
James W. Gerard, former ambassador
! to Germany; Miles Poindexter, Unitee
| States senator from Washington
Hiram Johnson, member of the United
States senate from California; FTanl
o. Lowden, governor of Illinois; ]. o
Munroe, and Able Whistler, Chicago.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
Four Thousand Alien Radicals
+. Taken By Government
4 Agents.
MANY CITIES COVERED
Drag Net Stretched BY Government
from Maine to Oregon Catches
Anarchists BY Wholesale
Deportation Is Purpose.

Washington.-The greatest roundup
of radicals in the nations history,
was conducted by the government act
ing through Department Of Justice
agents in 40 cities stretching from
coast to coast, who, armed with war
rants, simultaneously raided retreats
OF Red agitators.
Reports indicated that more than
1900 members of the communist and
communist labor parties, against
whom the raids were directed, were
in custody, and Department CT jas
tice officials expressed the opinion
that few hours would see twice that
number behind bars
The roundup was not only the larg-
est yet conducted by the government
In its effort to rid the country of radi-
calism, but in the view of officials,
it was the most thoroughly carried
out. Department of Justice agents
had been instructed several days ago,
and the move was begun on the radi-
cal headquarters, whether in Port
land, Me-, or in Portland, Oregon
Department of Justice operatives
were directed to catch the radicals
with the goods on" and that these
directions were carried out was evi-
denced in reports, particularly from
New York, where the offices of Com
munist newspapers were raided, and
from New England, where consider
able literature was seized.
The primary object of the raids, AS
sistant Attorney General Garvan, an
nounced, was the obtaining of evi-
dence upon which the Department of
Labor might proceed with the depor-
tation of undesirables.
Minor raids were made in other
cities
The biggest bag" of the radicals
was made in New York, where more
than 800 had been arrested and sent
to Ellis Island.
From a dozen New England cities
800 or more Of the Communists were
gathered and in Detroit the raiders
found plentiful supply, taking about
800 into custody. Chicago and Phila-
delphia supplied more than 12O and
Buffalo about 100 A larger number
than in any previous raid was re-
ported from practically all of the
cities.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
WOULD END DEADLOCK
Senators Of Both Parties Want
Treaty Compromise.
May Part Company With Leaders To
Bring Abwut Tangso3e
Results,

WasfiiMgto with prog
ress made toward the solution Of the
peace treaty tangle, Senator'S of both
political pHrties moved to bring great
er pressuse on party leaders for
compromise to insups ratifbcations
promptly on De-assemblihg of Congress
early in January.
The mild reservation group OF
Republicans notifying their party
leader, Senator Lodge Ct Massachl-
setts, that in their opinion the time
had come to part company with tlBe ir-
reconcilable foes Of the treaty, de-.
tiations got more support from the Res
publican side they were preparing TO-
act Independently for an agreemeut
with the Democrats,
Among the DenaDeTats the move,
xent WAS not so WE'LL defined 'Dut. critk
cism OF the course President; Wilson
and Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska.
thes acting Democrats leader, reacheds
proportions which some predicted
wbwldl sogn be given tangible form.
Tie fee1ing among those wl5o' ares
ready to- go ahead withSIt their lead.
ers sseemet5 to- be that tks treaty dead
lock- already had ben puUlongea un-
necessarily by too muutb no-coEmpro-
miser talk, amd that both sides had
over-MayeG waiting game in the
hopeethat break wouldseUme ins the
opposition!
InHthe. Democratic ranks. the treaty
situation, is* complicated by the contest:
betweefr Senators Hitchcock and Un4
derweoH for choice as panty leader,
coming fd'om th@ Underwood 'support9
ers. Tlts party caucus has been
called! fer' Jamuay Is tor elect a.
leaaerH and in tIne meantime. RepubHi
cars andi Democrats apparently awe
doubtfGl as to- vino can speak withhaua
thoFdty on the Democratic sitfB.
Ittisswisf tiiEs situation ths bipartf:
SAM movement lis calcnlatedd to odeail
itss barKers declaring neither sitba+
should stand upon formally. bGt
shousd earnestly try to ratifysat onuec
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
REDS WIN FROM DENEkIN
BoIsheviki Capture Entire Division In
Big Advance.

London.-Advance Of the Bolshevik
forces in the Donetz coal basin is
developing rapidly, according to a So
Wet wireless dispatch received here
from Moscow 1t is claimed that all
the railway functions between Bakh-
NUT and Lugansk have been occupied
and that the Red lines are less than
65 miles east of Lugansk.
With the capture of Novocherkassky
thousands of prisoners were taken, ac-
eording to the Soviet report.
The Bolsheviki, the massage con,
1inues, have occupied the important
stations of Yusovo and Dolia and are
marching toward Mariupol Gan i'm
portant seaport on the sea of Azov.,
A quantity of guns and booty wa
captured in this region, as was ais
the entire Markoff division, one o
General Denekin's finest corps, tn
Moscow reports adds.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
Worlds Largest Hall For Paris.

Paris.-Parise is to have what the
newspapers declare to be the greatest
hall in the world. The bill authorizing
rehabilitation provided that an exhibit
tion place be constructed for agricul.
tural and horse shows, the state pay
ing two,thirds OF the cost and the city
OF Paris one-third. The editce is to
be finished within four years. The
plans for the construction now before
the municipal council, provide for a
hall 435 meters Q.427 feeD long: LIT
meters wide and "a meters high. with
side galleries.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK.
MINNEAPOLIS Graina

minneapolis 0ralna.
Minneapolis, Jan. 2.--Oatss. Nay, Sic
Rye, May, $1.7SA. Barla8, Feb,
s1,5l2ss May, $1.47M,
Closing Cash Prices.
Minnea polls, jan. 2a-Connr No. 8
yellow. $1,40@145; Mo-. 3 white, $1.35
@13S;; No. 3 mixed, 81, ,35 @Lss- Oats,
No 2 white, S1hS3c. Barley, choice
to- fancy. $1.50@1.54: Rye No. 2.
$l77A @1.7Sh. F.laxseeds, $4.63@ @
A6S.
South ST. Paul Live Stock.
South ST. Paul.. JAM. 2-EstimaSed
receipts at the Union Stock Yards:
Cattle, 1,100; calyes,. 4GGs hogs, $500;
sheep, 400; cars. 10a!
Steers, $700O12,00:; cows, $R,25@
s.25; hogs, $13,9o@14>a5; sheep and
lambs, $7OO@16.75.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Jan. 2--Hogs, receipts
$4,000; bulk, $14.30@14.6o; toy, $1465;
heavy, $1435 @14se; medium, $14.4
,@14.65; Mght $l4-25@14.6O.
Cattle, receipts, 5000; beef steers
! medium and heavyweight, CHOICE ant
prime, $18.75@19.75; medium ant
good $1O.75; common, s8.75@1O.75
lightweight, good and choice, $f3.5O@
1926 common and medium, $2@135O
Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry
Minneapolis, Jan. 2.-Butter. extras
64e; extra firsts, 61c; firsts, 60c; sec
onds, 59e; dairies, 4se; packing stocl
| A6c.
| Eggs-Fresh prime firsts, new, dog
| S4c; currentreceipts, rots out, crate
| $780, seconds, dozen, 35c; dirie,
| candled, dozen, 35c.
Live Poultry-Turkeys, fat, lib.
and over, 25c: thin, small, 10000
cocks, lac; ducks, fat, 23c; geese, ia
Zoe: guineas. doz. 50; spring chickens
all weights, 24c; 1919 stays, zoe; hem
over lbs, 24e; to lbs, 17c; unde
4 g. 13c,
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
AGREE ON RATES CLAUSE

Conferees To Leave Matter To inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Washtngton.--An agreement to give
the Interstate Commerce commission
supreme authority in fixing railroad
rates with power to suspend and annul
rate orders of state commissions was
reached today by the Senate and
House conferees in considering the
Esch-Cummins railroad reorganization
bills.
The Interstate Commerce commits
sion under he agreement would be au
thorized to substitute it's findings and
rate orders for those Of the state com
missions when the latter give an un
fair advantage to or discriminate
against interstate commerce or inter
ests either outside or inside state
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
STORY UNDER lNvESTloATlON
Report That President Furnished Bail
for Jenkins.

agton.-Renorts alleged to-
have been circulated early shis month
in New York by the Mexicasa consulate.
there ahat President Wilson or Secre,
tary Lansing. paid the necessary bail
money to have the American consular
agent, W. g. Jenkins, released from
the, Puebla tMexican) jail, will be in
vestigatea by the Senate Foreign
Relations subcommittee inquirihg into
Mexican affairs, it was, announced by
Francis J. Kearfut, counsel Cor the
subcommittee.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
SEEK ENTRANCE
Ealis island Blocked Mifh Immi.
grants LookingEos HoMes.
!dnqectors and BozzdS sH Rsnquiry
Marking Night ancE Day sn Relieve
Unprecedented ahnwsstinn-

Maw York.-Three, thnN4anE Maml-
gsants are elamorings at; tan ga$as of
Nam Y ork for admissian. tp the. Nnited
States Ellis Island LES onngessRd and
hundreds Of incoming passengers are
baing detained on beard. steamships
for examination.
immigration Inspectors and: spe.e&al
baards Of inquiry areenorEMg day and
might to relieve the unmreceaana,stl enn-
dftdons. In the meantime hundreds OF
friends and relatives: of tine datained
passengers from all ever &liat country
ane. assembled here'iHpatisntlts aswais-
1hg release of the immigrants
Police and coast guards are: GIL anty
at the piers and the Ellis, Island ferry
entrance to hold in check the crowds
which gather at theegates daily.
immigration officials claim. That
their work is delayeMto a. large extent
on ELLIS Island because; oa the; congss-
tion, due to the deaenticni OF a 1ayge
nuMbsr af radicals, and undssinaSless
, held for deportat;ols
The greater nunaa1er of the saarni-
grants being detaiaed aG;e, Lealians, it
Was stated. Several hmndl,sdl Greek
passengers are .alse1 he'll
Although the steamship Patria has
been in port five days passengers from
t1e $3.50 that came franz Iaalia2s ports
are still being Gstainsd. On the Gius
appi Terdin, another italian Liner, ap
proxfmately 7Qeo stearage passengers
have been hela for further eSamina
! tion.
Less than 500 Of the. $50 steerage
| passengers oa board the liner Europa
which arrived December IS, have hat
q first EXAMINATION. Four hundred ant
thirty of 2,050 steerage passengers @!
the Royal Italian Mail liner Taormini
and so of the steerage complement o
! the Mauretania are detained.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
Radical Burns His Own Store.

Bemidji, MINI, Meyef A. Markus
of Marble, found no sympathy for his
Bolshevist ideas when he appeared in
district court here before Judge G. W.
Stanton to answer to charges of ar
SON. He was accused OF burning his
store at Marble, December Is. He
pleaded guilty. During the inquiry II
was learned that he was in sympathy
with the soviet government of Rus
sa He was given an indeterminatt
sentence ut saltwater, the maximum
penalty being seven years,
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
All Differences But One Settled
With Germany And Sigma
lures Are Ready.
TO Be AFFIXED JAN. 6
Question Relating to- Naval Material
Expected to Be Solved Shortly
Ceremony to Take Place At
Paris.

Faris.-Exchange of ratificatiuns o.
the treaty Of Versailles will take place
January at the Quai e. Orsay. Bar
on Won Lersner head Of the Geymau
delegation, and Paul U1tasta.. sec
retary OF the Peace confsrence, Fave
settled all points in connection with
The signature except that relating tic
naval material which it 49, expectad
will be solved shortly.
The Germans will sign the protocol,
and at the same time the Allies wiM
hand letter TO them agresing: to re.
duee their demands to 100000 tons il
the. total available tonnage has been
oVeT-estimated, on Germany Bsgravely
menaced economically. In any case,
after the sssgna tsre; the Allies, will get
242, ,080 tons of material and. the bal
ance based on the report aT experts
who are now checking up ST Danzig.
Hamburg and Bremen.
Tbs British prime ministaE; David
Lloyd George, will be present at the
'ceremanY, which will be CANNED out
without any display.
will be resumed the following day,
when the French charge d'affairs will
go, to. Berlin and French consaxls will
resume their posts.
Allied troops wfll proceed On Janu-
aEY IL 90 the territories which must
be- exaemated by the Germans or
where plebiscitas are to be held It
is estimated that 800 train& will be
needed for this purpose.
Ellis Loring Dresel, an american
member of the Peace conference as
expert ON German affairs, it. lis under
stood, will go to Berlin ass soon as
ratifeations are exchanged. He will
be accompanied by staff. This is
presumed here to be a temRnnaEy ex-
pedient until diplomatic relations with
the. United States are resamad- He
was appointed acting commissioned
and charge daffairs in October.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
To lnternationaIize constantinopIe.

Paris. Observation-Disclosures of Con-
stantinople and the Dardanelles straits
has been decided upon along the lines
laid down by Premier Lloyd George Of
Great Britain in a recent speech, ac-
cording to the Matin. 1t seems GER
tain, the newspaper says, that the seat
of the Turkish government will be
transferred to Asia MSnor and be To-
Gated either ut Brusa or KOnich. De.
tails of the form Of international con,
troll which will be established over
Constantlnople arc not known yet
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
Bread Consumers Hit.

Toronto, Ont.--The consumer will
pay more for bread while the miller
and baker will lose nothing by the ad.
vance in price to $3.50 bushel for
Manitoba wheat, just ordered by the
Canadian wheat board, according to a
statement by Hedley Shaw, Toronto
miller. Mary Brodin, president OF the
Canadian Bread company, has an
nounced that Toronto prices for bread
would be increased soon from II tt
l2k cents for n 24.ounce loaf to meet
the wheat price raise.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
Carranza Hints Amnesty.

Merico City.-Annesty may be gran
ed Mexican fugitives in foreign coun-
:ries by the government. President
Carranza declared at the New Years
reception at the palace, The presi-
ient's statement was in answer to a
petition presented by Col. Antonio
Iauregui, survivor of the war of
french intervention, who asked that
ormer federal officers be pardoned
or offenses charged against them
Many Of these were involved in the re
Tolt OF 1913.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
Fwo Hundred Agitators Arrested
BY State Authorities hi
Chicago.
DRIVE MERELY BEGUN
State Attorney Says Cook County les
To Be- Cleared Of Radicals and:
!. W.. W.-criticises Attorney
GensHail.

Chicago resulting i'm the ar
rest of 200 ds more Industrial Workers
of the World, Communists and other
radicals were carried out here under
tire directions, of Maclay Hoyne, states
attorney, who,, I'M statement attacked
Attorney General Palmer for the failure
Of Departmental Justics agents to CO..
operate. Agents, of the military intel.
Hgeace branch: OF the, Central depart
meEt of thea army aidedi the county
prosecutor
Among 1853 iaddvidualb for whom
warrants were issued wers William D.
T'Big Bili'') HaNwoodj, tie general
secretary of the T.. W.. w., who was
oonxfeted beforee Judge Lands In the
l. W. W. trial.. ana many others of
the oBiginal 1O0DI.s. w W. who. were
Indicted. Haywoody however, was not
found by the raiderss, although a. num-
her of those convicted with HIM were
arrested
"Drive Merely Besunsv
HoBma said theeraids were= only the
Beginning of his drive which, he de-
dlareh WAS intended TO extinpate. all
radicals from C0oks county
Among the men arrested wassGeurge
Andreytchine, anil. WV. released on
bond some time ago: from Leavenworth
penitemtiary pendingy decision on the
appeal of 81 l. w! W.. convicted OF vio-
lation of the espionageclaw..
Among tire places raided Was the
Russian Soviet schools. This was de-
olaned by tine raiders stdcba unahr the
direction Of Ludwig Ct,Aa KI Martens,
Russian soviet ambassador to- the
United States"
One man arrested ;swope the insignia
OF national service yinnthsa WortHi war.
He was released whenniEs was Iaagned
ha had been found, wandering; ON the
streaS and taken intnoai.meeting place
OF radicals.
Several nnen alleged by the. states
attorney tea have been active. among,
asitators ait Gary. Ind.-. in connection
with the steel strikee weres aaao ar
nestled.
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
80 German Ships for Sale.

Washington.-Thirt former passen-
ger ships, seized when the United
States entered the war, including the
Leviathan, the largest vessel af1oat,
the Agamemnon, the George Washing
ton and others, which were the pride
:Df the German merchant marine, were
Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08
RELEASE OF 90 !. w. w. ASKED
Haywood and Others, Out On BAH,
Seek Their Liberty.

Chicago.-Briefs asking reversal of
judgment and release of w. D. Hay
wood and 81 other l. w. w officers,
editors and organizers, convicted Of
seditious activities and sentenced to
Leavenworth prison, have been filed in
federal circuit court of appeals here
by attorneys of the prisoners, who are
now at liberty on bail. The defendants
charge that no nationwide conspiracy
existed or was proved by the govern
ment -rn.~