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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23

rielne, ably Sc zasoby te sho-
still. - "To jsou velmi dobre
znamky," podotknul Rachof-
sky. "Nyni, kdyz predni OBJ
cane, juriste a urednici nosi
verejne overalls, prnmernv
muz neostycha Sc vice verejne
Sc objeviti tomto uboru. MI
ze rositi ovefalls a dosud wy
padati ciste a uctyhodne. Pre-
il 81 zdurazniti, re chystana
parada neni overallsovou pro-
pagandou. Parada bude uspor
nou, ekonomickou a ne over
allsovou. Pochodujici nebudou
musit byti odeni overalls
mohou Sc sucastniti We starych
obnosenych a zaplatovanych h
Satech, khaki anebo V podob-
mem uboru." Policejni komisaf
Enright slibil, ze nebude zad-
nych potizi Sc ziskanim povo-
lenf k parade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
SUFRAZETY JSOU PROTI
STAVBE NOVEHO KRIMI-
NALU.

Ia vCerejsi schnze vykonn6-
no vyboru strany sufrazet z
Velkeho Clevelandu usneseno
podporovati kampan We pro-
speech rozSireni mestske nemoc
nice a agitovati "a primarek
prot pGjcce, kterou okres do
ckal by Sc move nakladne "a
lafni budovy, ponevadz stavba
podobne instituce byla by pry
nevcasna draha. Sufrazetky
chteji vsak vsemi silami agito-
vat, ably nemocnicni bondy vo.
licstvem byly schvaleny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
MAD TURECKEM Sc STA
HUI VALECNE BOURE.
Bulletin.

Londyn, %. dubna. - V A
natolii provolana byla repu-
blika S Mustafem Kemalem pa
Sou iako presidentem V cele.
Kemal paSa jest vudcem stra-
ny nacionalistu, jez Sc chova
vhGi spoiencGm krajne nepra-
telsky.
Carihrad. Byvaly velkovezir
Izzet pasa byl dnes spojenec-
kymi urady zatGen. Podobny o
sud oGekava i celou radu pro-
minentnich TurkG. Ministr vni
ira ReSid hey Sc vidal uradu
a We vladnich kruzlch zavlada
velka nespokojenost, vyvolana
hromadnym zatykanlm turec-
kych nacionalistu soucasnou
tureckou vladou. Y Carihrade
zatceno bylo posledni dobou
ma 1900 osob, vetSiiou privr-
zencG Kemala pasi.
Mezi mohamedanskym IL
dem vzmaha sc hnuti We pro-
speech o,svobozeni sultana z vii
WI spojeneckeho a proklama-
ce vydana velitelem Drino-
poll vyhlasuje valku proti vez
niteldm padisaha, t. j. spojen-
cdm proti Rekum, kteri jsou
vineni z nasilnosti politickych
vrazd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
ARMADNf MASO BUDE DA-
NO DO PRODEJE PRfSTf
PATEK.
Million liber bude v trzisti ma
zapadni strane.

Million liber armadniho ma
sa bude dano do trhu V patek,
dine 80. dubna. Dnes je odvaze
no maso to re skladiSt do
mestskeho trziste ma zapadni
strane, odkudz bude postupne
rozvazeno i do jinych trzist'
kde bude tax zvany round
long stejk prodavan V drob-
mem pristi patek pc Is centech
libra, polevkove maso po 12l2
centech, sirloin 22c, rost6na
24c maso Cd zeber po osmna-
cti centech libra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23

Parz % dubna. Josef CaiauX, byvaV president mi
nserskeho kabnetu repubv francouzske drive nancni
mnr linz menovan bv dyakrate uv6dten byl dnes re
nil vice vastn vo poitickou ctzados nez zamy sve VIA
s Obzalob6 veeZrady nebvlo ce dano misa. ale uznan
vnnym spolcovanim nepTielem lax rozhodl francouz
sky senat dneSnho veGernho zasedani
Jak dopadne rozsudek. nen dosud znamo isto Jest.
nbvneny unkl mrti zradu svo odpyka nekoikaletvm
vvhnansvim neb pevnostnm v6zenm Jest mono. re
% m6sic kerch ztrv vySetovaci vazb6 bude zapot
ttno do vvmefeneho trestu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
312 beden poiiSteno S35.666
348 beden poiisteno $4,000
265 beden poiist6no $4,000
268 beden pojist6no S35.6S9
353 beden poiisteno S37.500
307 beden pojisteno S25.600
1853 beden poiist6no $197.455

1853 beden poiist6no S197.455
Tento obnos byl po skonce-
mem iednani pojist' t'ujici spo-
lecnosti byl c. S. Narodni Ra-
de vyplacen.
Vyse pojisteni jednotlivych
zasilek stanovena pTesne jed
max die zeleznicnich prdvod-
Mich listi (ze dine 20. riina, T.
a II. listopadu 1919, dopistl
c. S. Mar. Rady (ze dine 10. a
IL. listopadu 1919, podepsa-
nych panem Frankem Klepa-
lem a telegram (ze dne 30.
riina 1919 "a G. S. N. R. po-
depsaneho panem Cernym.
Z uvedeneho Jest zrejmo, ze
"a nedostatecne pojisteni "a
slick podepsany G. S. general
nj konsulat nenese zadne zod-
povednosti.
Ceskoslovensky generalni
konsulat, New York, N. Y.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
WILSON oDMiTA sTAvKARUM PoMoc
MAYOR PROTi MAJOVYM
PARADAM.
Zadne toho druhu povoleni ne.
bude letos pol. nacelnikem
vydano.

Y uTadovne mayora Harry
l.. Davise konala Sc vCera od-
poledne porada ohledn6 osla-
w |. kvetna. Ma konferenci
podileli Sc Zastupci mistnich
vojenskych organisaci, obchod
nj komory a podobnych svazu
a ma konec rozhodnuto, re "a
dne majove pouliGni prGvody
letos V Clevelandu dovoleny ne
budou. V n6kterych amer.
mestech budou miti |. MAZE lie
tos vojenske parady, ktere
mali byti jakymsi protestem
proti lonskym socialistickym
maiovym prlvodGm, lee ami
podobne demonstrace nebudou
" Clevelandu pripuSt9ny. Mist
nj vojenske organisace tvrdi,
re oslavy dnG zdobeni hrobG
neodvislosti Jim postaci upl-
ne a podobneho nazoru ie t6z
mayor Davis. Policejnlmu ma
Gelnfkovi bylo tudiz narizeno,
abv letos nevydaval zadna po-
lvoleni k majovym pruvoddm
v6bec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
KOMUNISTA HOELZ VERI
kAPITAL.
Ryl u neho nalezen velky OBJ
nos penez. Zatceny zahaj Jill
stavku hladem We vezeni v
Chebu.

Cheb, Cechoslovakie, 20. du
bna. Max Hoelz, komunisticky
vndce Plavna V Sasku, mel
u sebe 10000 nemeckych ma
rex, kdyz minuleho tydne byl
zatGen V Marianskych Laznich
zatcen v Marianskych LaZnih.
Hoelz a jeho soudruh, Webel
vezeni stavku hladem a hou-
zevnate sc zdrahaji dati IRA
dunn n6jake vysvetleni ohled.
ne komunistickeho hnuti Sa.
sku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
NOVY PROTEKTOR ARMENSKA.

San Reno %. dubna. = Mandat mad Armenskem udeen
bude snad Kanad6 Rada mnisterskych predsdG e
usnesa abv porunictv Ar6nskem pfevzao Norve5
sko ale panu osti opodStan6n6 domn6nkv re Norsko o
nne elikoz by vvdrzovan 10000 muz6 voienske pocie
hvo pom6rn6 chudou zem velkou finanGni ob6ti
chy ybnou vyhlidkof ma moznou n5hradu.
Kdvz navrh moznosti kanadskeho proektoratu hvl
dan prohasil lord Cruzen brkJ zahranGni mnsr re Ka
nada radu Norkem v6feny mandat mad Arm&n
skem prime.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23

VarsavskT "Robotnik" ozna-
mule kruhu blizkvch mad ar
sk6mu vvslanectvi. ze mad ar
ska vlada sleduie S velkym "a
jmem prdbeh nynejSiho polsko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
'DiVKA K NICEMU'

ie nazev romanu, ktery k po-
bavenl ct. ctenafek a ctena-
III zaciname dnes We "Sve-
tn" uvefejnovati.
Neopomente jej cisti cd
zacatku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23

feskeho sporu re Jest odhod
lana V pTipade neikrainejsiho
ieho pfiostTeni aktivne vystou
piti ma strane polske a sucast
niti Sc mole proti ceskosloven-
ske republice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
OZNAMENf.
v zalezitosti pojisteni zasilek
ma lodi Liberty Clo."

Ku zpravam nekterych ces-
koslovenskych listu o nedosta-
tecnem pojisteni zasilek c. S.
Mar. Rady, xasilanych lodi
Liberty Glo," sdelujeme ma
sleduiici fakta:
Vypravna c. S. Narodni Ra-
dy V Chicagu zastoupena pa
mem F. Klepalem, zaslala c. S.
generalnimu konsulatu radu
zelezniGnich zasilek, 2 nich2
lodi Liberty Clio" poslany ma
sleduiici a pojisteny die in
strukci:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
VICTIM OF PRACTICAL JOKE
WINS DAMAGE VERDICT
Railroad Company Must Fay ST 900
Tor Fake Arrest OF Pas
kCnCPr,

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Juno l.
Tho victim OF n practical joke. car
ried out while he was n passenger on
an, Alabama Great Southern train in
1917. when he was led to believe he
was to be executed as 4 German spy.
Ben Hunt. of Dckalb County. has won
a sui, for $1,000 against the railroad
company through Il decision of the
state Court of Appeals today
Hunt was II passcn<ar en- route TO
Alfalfa. Ala. on December 90. 1917
and while riding in the smoking car
the ncwsboy ana ano$cr person
named COLLECT. engaged him in conver
sation and told him that he was n
German spy and was going TO be car
ried 10 Chattanooga and executed.
Collet, the record shows. went
through the form OF arrcstinE tho
young man, but later suggested to tho
train conductor tina; Hunt be al
lowed to leave the train at Attain
and report to aim later at Cha,ta.
nooga but the conductor. It seems.
dcmurrcd. and Hunt. thorouEhly
frightened. jumped through the coach
window while the train was in mo-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
THE. REPUBLICAN ROW
INCREASES IN ACTIVITY
Senator Moses Injects Enthusiasm Into Wood Cam
paign by Declaring the General Would Win the
Nomination Beyond All Peradventure of Doubt

and issuing n statement In which
he predicted that the general would
win beyond all pcradvcnturc of 4
doubt
An announcement was made at
Wood headquarters that Brieadicr-
General w. Is Burt, who has assisted
General Wood in the latter's cam
paiGn. will leave tomorrow for
Washington. n. c., where he will re-
port TO the scrgcant-at-arms of the
Senate in answer to n subpoena to
appear before the subcommittee in
vestigatinG campaign expenses.
1t developed today that there
would be two contests on in the iii
nois delegation wnen that body meets
to select its new national commit
;ccman. Not only will William Hale
Thompson. Mayor OF Chicago. be a
candidate for national committee
man from Illinois. but he also Will
be candidate for the Illinois mem
Der of the resolutions committee.
He will be opposed by the Lowicn
forces in both of these contests, ac-
cording to word issued from Lowden
headquarters today. Mayor Thomp-
son cndearorcd to have what was
known as his declaration OF prln-
ciplcs adopted by the Illinois state
convention at Springfield last month,
bui his Cook County delegation was
voted down on the proposition by the
down-State delegates 10 the conven-
ton.
The first woman delegate TO put
in an appearance here arrived today.
She is Mrs. Neronna swan. of Jop-
lin, Mo. Another headquarters of the
presidential candidates made it's APP
pcarance along presidential row to-
day. Campaign workers of senator
PoindcNter, OF Washington, opened
rooms and issued an announcement
that the Senator's campaign will be
conducted from here. senator poin-
dexter Will arrive in Chicago on
Juno 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02

- 'Dc''"i!!Ht4 l ! O-!' 4 - - 'b't'
there are many ways TO give them
aid without involving the United
States" ~. :;
The motion 30 >.nSanu the resolu-
ton SO that the Nresident would be
authorized 10 accept the mandate was
made by Senator Brandedsc. Repub-
!ican, Connecticut, who said he did
not expect to vote for il. but offered
it merely to put the Democrats on
record on the straightout proposition
Of cce7tancc The twelve who
voted for the amendment were:
Senator'S Ashurst. Beckham, King.
Mckeller. Phclan, Ransdel. Robin
'Eon, Sheppard, Simmons. Smith. OF
sArizona; Smith. OF South Carolina,
and Williams. Democratic Leader
Underwood was among those voting
in the negative.
(. By voteof IS 10 IS. the Senate
rejected 4 substitute resolution b.
Senator King, Democrat Utah. au-
ttho!!zing international! negotiations
With Il View 70 proper protection" Of
armenia by the great powers. An
other substitute by Senator P!;tman.
Democrat, Nevada, empowering the
President 70 give administrative ad :
vice" 10 Armenia without employ
ment Of armed forces. was voted
do"n without i roil-call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
SINN FEM RAIDERS ARE
BUSY IN COUNTY CORK
They Capture II british Armed Guard
and Leave With Loot In
Automobiles.
IRy Universal Scrvicc.I

tRy Universal Scrvicel
LONDON, June l.-Coups OF amaz-
ing audacity and remarkable success
were carried out in various parts of
County Cork today by Sim Fciners.
Fifty und!sguised men affected
bloodlcss capture OF an armed guard
Of twenty-five English soldiers pro-
tccting the lawyers headquarters at
Newmarket. in the northwestern part
fthe county, shortly after the court
house OF the town had been leveled
by incendiary flames.
The raiders surprised the armed
sentry at the door, who promptly
obcycd their Hands up" order.
They relieved him OF his rife and
ammunition and then swarmed into
the Euardroom. where they covered
the more than two dozen soldiers
with revolvers. searched the build
ing thoroughly. held up civilian Of
ficials, took a Lewis gun and ma
chine gun and put both in position
Off use.
All ammunition and the whole
equipment OF the guards were then
taken and removed in automobiles,
which were Communicated" The
raiders parting order TO the soldiers
was 10 keep still for ten minutes or
you'll be shot, the whole gang Of
you"
n large crowd which had watched
the proceedings loudly cheered the
triumphant raiders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
TURKS AND BULGARIANS
RESIST GREEK OCCUPATION
concentration OF Turkish Truops I.
Reported hlung Railroad Line
Tor birty Miles

coNsTANTINoPLE, May 2s.-Three
diYiaions Of Greek troops are occupy
ing the DedeE4;ch-A drlanoplc line.
and another division is expected to
land at Rodosto shortly Dispatches
from Adrianop!c report tina, there IS
much uneas!ness there, where Turks
and AulgaI!ans apparently are pre-
pas'Ae TO resist the entry Of the
Greeks.
The French administration n Turk
ish Thrace has been vel received by
all classes OF population. including
the Greeks, VINO are said TO be beg
giHg the French not TO leave.
The Turkish troops are concen
'trated ohiehy in the vicinity Of Lule-
burgas, on the railroad between Con.
stan'inople and Adr!anople. and west
ward along the railway line for a dis
lance OF thirty miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
BATTLE WITH PISTOLS IN
CROWDED AUTOMOBILE
Three Men Killed and Two
Wounded Following Arrests
for Sugar ThCftS.


MIAMI. OKLA. juno l.-Thrcc mon
arc dead and two arc wounded as
result OF an attempt of three men
arrested in connection with alleged
sugar thcfts. to escape from an auto
mobile in which they were being
brought here early today from
licher, where they were arrested.
Tn" dead are: Norris Chandler.
manager OF Il Wholesale grocery
company here.
o. y. vandcrpool. n Joplin. Mo-,
j. j. Lynch. OF Miami. Okla. one
or the alleged thieves.
W. NJ. Hawkins. of Miami. Okla.
grocer. who We're wounded. arc held
in the county Jail here in connection
with the ease
Lynch Hawkins and Woods were
sugar. believed to be n part OF an
amount stolen from Wholesale
house, reached Woods grocery early
today. Lynch and Hawkins, hand
cuHcd together. and Woods were
placed In an automobile with Van
dcrpool. Chandler and Frank Byrd,
United states deputy marshal. The
party started for Miami. Okla. pick
ing IN Charles Warner. police chief
of Commerce.
said 10 have drawn a revolver. over
looked when he was searched. and
killed Nanderpool and Chandler. He
then was fatally wounded in gun
fight with Byrd and Warner. dying
In hospital here late today. Iiaw
kins and Woods were slightly
wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
rRx Associated rrcssl


CHICAGO. June l.-Prcsidential
row took on increased activity to-
day, swarms of national committee
men. delegates. politicians and visi-
tors streaming in the headquarters
OF their favorites for the nomination.
Additional workers from New York
and Los Angeles came to the Hoover
headquarters, which were crowdo d
from early morning until lato at
night. while tho arrival Of Harry
DauEherty. campaign manager for
Senator Harding, drew liberal mum
Der of visitors to confer with the
Ohioian.
William II. Crocker. national COM
mittceman from California. got in
today and. abscnting himself from
the meeting of the national commit
tee. made calls along presidential
row. paying his respects TO the men
in charge OF Senator Johnson's head
quarters.
The slight illness OF Governor
Frank O. Lowden did not prevent him
from receiving numerous visitors, Il
number of national committeeman
being closcted with the Governor
both before and after the meeting
at the Coliseum
Govc'aor !.owdcn. who was ordered
to his bed today by his physician
when he developed n slight cold, will
be out in a day or two, his secretary
announced. The Governor contracted
the cold while reviewing the Mem
or!al Day parade.
GovcrncS Lowden's secretary said
the Governor would leave for SPRING
field this week and would remain
there during the entire session OF
the Republican convention.
Senator Moses injected added en-
thusiasm into the Wood campaign
by appearing at headouartcrs carly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
FORCED WADS OF
lOWDEN CASH ON
MISSOURI 6. o. P,
Continued From First Page.)

sNpensos." he asserted, adding that
he had called from zoo TO 800 OF his
friends" from over the State TO
sound Lowdcn sentiment.
called in workers. urged thcm
to bring out friends OF mine and
friends OF Governor Lowden. to at
tend precinct conventions, and follow
that up by electins delegates TO the
State conventions" he continued.
More Wood angels"
Wood campaign in Michigan was pre-
scented by Fred y. Aglcr, OF Detroit,
who said ne Ind personally contri-
butcd $4,000 of the $4,000 Wood
state and already in the committees
records. He had also expended per
sonally. he added. $4,000 or S23,-
600 for' Wood IN the STATE primary
lection, and OF mis- total expenditures
OF more than $4,000 he said:
II WAS proud TO do it. i would do
Il again"
AlEer said no had first intended to
sex sHossript9ns but when the iirst
cia! ring behind Woods candidacy
came up, had decided to put the money
UP himself. lie said he expected no
We're for public service"
Frederick, y. Joss. OF Indianapolis,
SAID s,. he mad been .pSersonally" asked
campaign In Indiana. He told OF the
way in which approximately $4,000
hid been spent, 80 per cent for advcr-
Using, in that State. in Woods inter-
est ms figures checking with those
already before the committee
Robert T.. Wolfe, Columbus. Ohio,
publisher. told OF his flight against
certain elements in the Republican
politica franks Of the State which had
led him 20 oppose the Harding candi-
Gacy: He sad he had told Senator
Harding he would not support him if
Inc OF ~ to
INSIDE cotcric" and iinany named
Harry VI. DaUghcr;y. Senator Hard
inEs manager as the man against
whom his attack was directed. Wolfe
SAID the '.reilcN' OF his opposition had
favored tho wood campaign in Ohio.
although he had not openly support
cd the general lie estimated that the
expended 100000 in the State. but
said he had no positive information
on the amounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
CHARGES POST HELPED
PROGRAM OF RADICALS
Acknowledgement Palmer EScoriatcs
Assistant Secretary of Labor
for Conduct.
BLOCKED OFFICERS OF LAW
Head OF Justice Department Urges
Committee 10 Probe Record OF
Man He Declares Worked TO De-
feat Reds Deportation.
BLOCKED OFFICERS OF LAW
rRy Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON. June ..-Attorney-
General Palmer. replying today be-
fore the House Rules Committee, TO
criticisms leveled at his department
by Louis F. Post, Assistant Secretary
of Labor, declared that Mr.. Post had
set himself above Congress and the
law in the handling OF deportation
eases.
Tho Attorney General asserted that
Assistant Secretary Posts entire Of
fetal career had been marked by Il
fricndlincss toward radicals. which
had done much toward encouraging
the growth and development Of their
program. He further charged that
Mr.. Post had proceeded on his per-
sonal view that the deportation law
is wrong, had dcfed the rules OF
evidence as laid down by the courts,
had shown favors to violators OF the
law and their attorneys. had refused
common courtesy" TO the Depart
ment OF Justice and had. in order to
distract public attention from his
obvious failure to perform his own
duty. showcrcd upon the Department
OF Justice a mass OF charges OF mis-
conduct"
Wants Posts Past Looked Into.
Mr.. Palmer was before the COM
mittee, which is inquiring into the
official conduct of Mr.. Post, nearly
five hours. and then did not com
pletc hts statement. He urged the
committee TO dclvc deep in Mr.. Posts
record. declaring that many things
which might interest you" could be
tound.
Citing what he characterized as
instances or MIR. Posts maladminis-
tration, the Acknowledgement said
the Assistant Secretary of Labor had
seen fit TO create in Detroit COM
mittec known as the advisory com
mittec OF Detroit citizens which.
he said. had been permitted to pass
upon all the questions OF bond for
aliens arrested on deportation war
rants.
The Attorney General added. he
knew OF no authority OF law for
this action, yet Mr.. Post had given
this committee access to all gov
ernmcnt records" He gave the com
mittce a copy Of the telegram to
=. /. Prcntiss, immigration Inspector
at Detroit, in which Mr.. Post in
structed the inspector TO release ten
persons on bail OF $500. The tclc-
gram added that, should the ad-
visory committee SO elect the aliens
may DC parolcd in lieu of bail 10
the committee or such member there
OF as the committee may designate
Departments Efforts Handicapped.
The Department OF Justice. Mr..
Palmer said, had been handicapped
for many months" because 1t had
"collidcd with the stubborn incapac-
ity OF Louis T.. Post. in attempt
ing to round IN and rid the country
OF radicals.
Mr.. Palmer told the committee at
adjournment that in continuing his
statement tomorrow he would give
further details of very unsatisfaC-
tory relations" between the Depart
mcnts of Justice and Labor in deal
ing with deportation cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
HOUSE VOTES SATURDAY
LAST DAY OF CONGRESS
Resolution Goes to Senate Where
Action Is Expected to DO
Taken Today.
iBy Associated Press. Il


WASHINGTON, June AFTER
brief discussion. the IIouso today
adopted resolution providing for
adjournment of Congress, sine die.
Saturday next at =. NJ. and sent
II to the Senate. where similar ac-
ton is expected by leaders. prob
ably tomorrow.
No record vote was taken and some
Democrats opposing the resolution
were unable to force Il roll call. Fail
ing in this they vainly sought n re-
consideration, but were defeated,
l2a to 81
Along with the formal action on
the adjournment measure. both Sem
ate and House adopted spccd-up
measures to clear away mass OF
Legislation. Tho Senate began its
session two hours earlier than usual
and continued work tonight, as did
the House.
The adjournment plan prompted
considerable speculation among Re-
publicans and Democrats as 10 the
probable attitude of President Will
son. with suggestions from some
quarters that he would call n special
session. Nobody. however, had au-
thentic information. In presenting
tho resolution, Representative Mon
dell, of Wyoming. the Republican
leader declared by Saturday Con-
gross would have disposed Of every
important matter before it." While
some work might he done during the
summer. he said, he could think OF
no question that could not wait until
December"
There arc times" nc added. when
the country is just az happy and
just as we'll off with tho Congress
in adjournment"
Answering inquiries. Mr.. Mondell
said he doubted whether any lcgis-
lation might be passed TO increase
tho supply Of print paper declared
that the postal salary increase bill
would DO considered Thursday, and
that Congress could do nothing at
present to increase the supply of fer
tilizer for farmers.