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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

KANSAS CITY. sept Cash: wheat
2 TO 7c higher. 80. hard s. bon . G5 g..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

change. rEra lr higher. frHts SIC. aec-
unlH a. Poultry and potatoes un-
tHaureI
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
SAYS LLOYD IS LEVINE AGENT
Prosecutor Pictures Illinois Million.
aire as American Aid 20
Soviet Leaders.

Chicago. July 13.-William BroSs
Lloyd. winnetka millionaire. and his
fellow members 81 the Communist La
Dor party. on trial before Judge Hebel
for conspiracy 10 overthrow the United
States government were pictured as
agents and followers Of Lenine and
Trotzky. IN the opening statement Of
The state 20 the jury.
Assistant States Attorney Lloyd
Beth told the jurors that Lloyd and
the other defendants had repudiated
the stars and Stripes and had adopted
the red fiag 81 Russia.
They advocated the dynamlting Of
arnorles and banks. the placing OF
rifles in the hands OF the proletariat
and a bloody destruction OF the
agencies 81 law and order s. that the
country would be governed according
10 the third international o. Moscow.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
FRENCH PRESIDENT TO QUIT
Reported Deschanel Will Be Forced
out-Not Able TO Fill Re-
qulrements.

Paris. July 14.-From an important
persouage close 10 Premier Miilerand
II was learned that the French parlia-
ment has decided definitely TO take up
the problem of the election Of a new
president Of the republic. Some time
In August a special meeting Of both
houses wiz be called at Versailles and
meantime n delegation representing
every shade of political opinion in
tends 10 inform President Deschanel
that he must resign and do so with a
good grace.
"The incumbent Of the presidency"
said the informant, has shown that he
Is not able 10 nil the requirements of
the Office since his breakdown three
months ago"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21

japanese Government Has Program
fer Building War Vessels 20
Ccst So res. aga

ToEyo. July 12-The japanese GOV
eminent BIAS decided 70 ask FOR an APP
rrCnr.auou ~ approximately So 100
sla. e. De- expended IN the construction
Cf news warshlrS and other naval re-
ru.remenfs for the current fiscal year
as Part ~ The national defense. The
whole naval repletiou program Is 20
Re- completed ~ the end Il 1927 the
trfal expenditure heiu2 Fixed 90 over
Ss-000e000 spread over ten ronsecn-
tive years. OF that sum more than
Sg-E 10000 IS intended for the con-
sfructlon q four hattleships four bat
tie cruisers l. cruisers 3 destroyers
and q number - other war craft. The
original sum q this years outlay was
Fixed az SL2.1go. so 10 the navy budget
estimate. but owing 20 insufficient
financial source. that amount has been
cut down ~ about S11o000o0.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
GERMAN ENJOYS YIELD
TO ALLIES DEMANDS
Premiers' Threat Brings Action at the
Spa conference-Cabinet
Told 70 Sign.

Spa. Belgium. july 10.-Germany's
delegates signed at IL 40 Friday morn
ing an engagement accepting the terms
of the allies note relative to disarin-
ament presented Thursday. This ac-
ton was taken by the German repre-
sentatives under protest.
The allies note. which amounted
virtually to an ultimatum, demanding
that the Germans accept the terms
presented by noon Friday. and stipu-
lated that. In the event Of the Ger
mans failing TO carry out the provi-
sions of the demands. forces Of the
allies would occupy parts of the Ger
man empire. including the Ruhr region.
The Germans protested, in signing
the engagement. that the treaty OF
Versailles did not oblige them TO ae-
quiesce in further territorial occupa-
tons except for failure 10 fulfill the
treaty terms regarding Preparations.
The decision of the German cabinet
TO obey the allies demand was reached
at an early morning session, the vote
being unanimous. The vote was TAX
en- after a telephone communication
with reichstag leaders In Berlin, who
approved the acceptance and COM
municated the desire of the reichstag
and party leaders for the cabinet at
Spa 10 use its own judgment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
LLOYD GEORGE URGES
PEACE WITH S0VlETS
British Premier Makes Plea AZ Sp7
conference-Poles Continue Re
treat Before Reds.

Spa. July I2.-Premiers Lloyd
George Of Britain. Millerand Of
France. aud Grabsky OF Poland con
ferred on the soviet problem.
Following the receipt of the soviets
offer TO accept the British conditions
for reopening trade. given 10 krassin,
the bolshevik envoy. i'm London, Mr..
Lloyt George urges the allies 90 rec
ognize the bolshevikl aud tried TO pre-
vail on Grabsky 10 make an armistice
with the reds.
NJ MIllerand Is stili objecting, but
may consent. GrnbsSy is ready 10
make peace with the b0lsheviki II he
can be assured Of a suitable eastern
boundary for Poland.
Warsaw. July 12.-Withdrawal of
the Polish lines on the entire battle
front is continuing. according 10 an
nouncement here. and there is little
fighting except rear guard actions here
and there The withdrawal is orderly
and In accordance with pre-arranged
plans
The battle front is now approaching
tile former Russo-German lines
through Baranovichy. the oginski
canal and the Styr and Sereth rivers,
where a stand has been made.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
AMNESTY FOR MANY ALIENS
Most Of Those lnterned During War
and Since Released 20 Be
Given Liberty.

Washington. July 12.-Enemy aliens
interned during the war and since
released on parole win be given their
unrestricted liberty July 10, except in
cases of those under suspicion. An
order for their release was signed by
Acting Attorney General Frlerson.
Most Of the aliens interned during
the war on their release were COM
PEELED to give bond and subject them
selves 20 the restrictions of a parole,
Mr.. Frierson said.
Inasmueh as a sufficient length Of
time has elapsed, all except those still
considered q menace 10 public safety
are 10 be given their full release. De
termination as 10 those 10 be held I'M
der parole viii be left TO the United
States attorneys in the districts In
which the aliens live. Mr.. Frierson
said.
Department Of justice officials were
unable 10 give on estimate Of the num-
Der affected by the order.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
MARKET WITHOUT MlDDLEMEa
Nebraska Farmers Get Permit for Co
operative Elevator Company
Lincoln Man Elected.

Lincoln. Neb.. July 12.-The state
bureau of securities has issued a per-
NIT for the sale of stock in the forma-
ton OF cooperative company,
whereby farmers OF Nebraska propose
10 market their own grain without the
medium Of a middlemGn. The com
pany was organized last April with a
capital stock Of 100000. c. H
Gustafson of Lincoln was elected
president. He testified before the bu-
reau Of securities that the company
expects 10 act as a sales agent for To-
cal elevators In selling their grain. and
after II has been developed II intends
to own or lease terminal elevators and
do a terminal elevator business.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
FIND ARM OF NIAGARA VICTIM
searehers Hope TO Recover Rest Of
Body Of 6riton Who Went Over
Falls In Barrel.

Niagara Falls, n. Y, July 1.-THE
right arm Of a man was taken from
Niagara river near the Canadian Maid
OF the INST landing. II Is believed TO be
part Of the body Of George G. stephens
OF Bristol. England. who was killed in
an attempt TO 60 over the Horseshoe
falls in a barrel. Seven tattoo marks
were on the arm. but no one was able
to make positive identification Finding
Of the arm revived hope that the rest
Of stephens body might be found.
Practically all Of stephens death craft
has been found. Bobby Leach, who
went over the Horseshoe falls In 1911,
said he might try another trip in a
steel barrel.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
GOLD PRODUCTION REDUCED
Worlds Output Last Year Below That
az 1918 and 1920 May Sc
Stir Lower.

Washington. July l5.-Less gold was
produced throughout the world last
year than Ia 1918 and indications are
that the 1920 output also viii show a
reduction. according 20 the United
States geological survey. which on In
complete returns places the 1919 pro-
duction m from SSs5.co0Oo0 20 $3.50
0oO.444. World production in 1913 was
almost 1881 100000 81 which the Uni
ted States produced S5S.2S5.leG. Re
turns for the first six months 81 this
year Indicated the United States pro-
duction FOR 1920 probably will be- less
than S5o0o00co. The reports showed
shortage Of water Tor placer mining
and many stamp mills closed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
DRAG PIT FOR STOLEN CARS
Hammond Police Think Deep Pond Is
Grave Of Many Missing
Autos.

Hammond. Ind. July 14.-Author-
tiles win drag the Schrum clay pool,
n deep pit near the state line. in the
belief that il Is the port Of missing
motor cars" reported stolen in Chicago
and cities Of the Calumet region. The
Dit has been abandoned for Is years
and Is IS feet deep in places. Resi-
dents have noticed cars leave the read
and 20 to the clay hole at night and
never return. They are confident that
dragging win reveal many cars. re-
ported stolen. on which insurance was
collected.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
WARSAW REPORTS
z BIG VICTORIES
Claim Defeated BoIshevist Army
Is Fleeing TO ROvno.
Soviet Wireless From Moscow A'so
Claims ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Seats
Scored ~ Russians on July -
SAYS Many Prisoners Taken.

Warsaw. July 13.-Yictories for the
Poles ia tire Pripet region and In
Yo.nyuia are reported In advises re-
celved here
The halShevlst cavalry leader. Gen
eral Budpuuy. has been defeated. the
ndvIres stated. and he Is neeing 10
Royuu. upon which the Poles are
marching.
The victory of the Poles in the Yri-
Pet region. Is described A. complete
Enormous supplies are declared 10
have been taken with the occupation
a. the town oC Owruncz. where @OJ
prisoners also were picked up.
The troops operating against Gen
eral Budenny. the udvices report, cap
tured Great and Little Zyoin, taking
eight guns. while q bolshevlst cavalry
brigade was auuihiiated.
BolShevfst attacks south and west
q RoRno were rcpuised. the message
adds.
Eolshevlst Successes Reeouuted.
London. JULY ia Moscow wireless
dispatch. recountluE the successes
scored by the bolsheviki in their often
sire. states that on July 4 on one
front &c - miles eve captured more
than 400 prisoners. 80 guns. one
tank. many machine guns. q consider
able amount &C other munitions and
large stores of food in addition 10
enormous damage inflicted on the
enemy In killed and wounded, accord
fur 60 incomplete Information The
statement adds:
I'm general the enemy Is retreatine
uICu. TIE whole front from PoleSia to
the nnlester"
Allies Terms Dispiease Poles.
SPA. july I3-Thp Polish delega-
tiun az the conference here is under
stoad 10 be- very much dissatisfied
with tie terms ~ a note sent 10y the
allies % the Russian soviet govern
neut proposing an armistice between
ire hulshevist and Polish armies.
They feel. however. that they viii be
obliged 20 accept II.
The proposal for the armistice was
made ON condition that the Poles re
tire within their natural Polish From
tier. IL Is set forth that the armistice
will re followed ~ a conference Of
representatives ~ an the countries on
the Russian border. and that II the
holshevlki attack the Poles within
these frontiers the allies VIII 90 70 the
nId ~ Poland.
The Polish rcprcseutatls appear
Ca be- rather stunned by the announce
ment that Great Britain has concluded
arrangements wish the soviet concern
Gug commercial intercourse.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
POLAND IS
AIM Of MOSCOW
Lenine Demands Referendum on
BolShevik Rule.
OTHER SEVERE CONDITIONS
Price Of Peace Includes Surrender OF
Important Cities, War Materials
and Generalization Of the
Polish Army.

Berlin, July 14.-SOvet Russia's
armistiCe AMI peace terms 10 Poland
include the surrender of important
cities and war materials. demobiliza-
ton and the creation OF an internal
soviet" In Poland, according TO n
Prague dispatch TO the Lokal An
zeiger.
The Prague telegram said that the
terms had originally been printed In
tire newspaper owned by the presi-
dent OF the Ukrainian soviet. nj.
Rakwski. The conditions, which are
entirely unofficial. follow:
l. Poland is 10 surrender all claims
TO wilma, Mlnsk, Grodno, Cholm and
Polessie.
.. Poland is 20 deliver to Russia
certain war materials and demobilize
her army except the militia.
3. Poland is to make PREPARATION TO
Russia In the form Of manufacturing
machinery and salt.
Must Vote on Soviet.
4. A referendum is To be held in
Poland within a year on the creation
of M Internal soviet system.
3. Russia 10 be allowed 10 use the
military reserves Of Poland for five
years.
g. Polish coal and salt mines SHAH
be put under soviet administration 10
guarantee the payment Of reparations.
The Lokal Anzeiger in commenting
upon the terms, said
sTf these conditions really reflect
Moscow's win, the soviet learned
quickly from the entente"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
ANTISUFFRAGE PLEA REFUSED
District Of Columbia Judge Dis
misses FairchiId Attack on the
Federal Amendment.

Washington, July 14.-Justice Bailey
In the district Supreme court dis
missed proceedings brought by Charles
S. Falrchlld of New York. president
Of the American Constitutional
league and secretary of the treasury
under President Cleveland. 10 prevent
the PRONUNCIATION of the ratification of
the suffrage amendment and TO test
the validity Of the equal suffrage law.
The court held that II was without
authority 10 inquire into the action of
the state legislatures In ratifylng the
suffrage amendment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
FAVOR DIVORCE AMENDMENT
Society TO Launch Campaign Against
the Remarriage of
Divorces

New York, July Instrumentation OF
campaign for a federal constitutional
amendment prohibiting remarriage of
divorced persons was announced by
the Rev. DR.. Walter Gwynne, general
secretary Of the Society for UNFOLDING
the Sanctity of Marriage. Vigorous
propaganda will be carried on, said
DIR. Gwynne, and ministers OF every
creed will be urged to refuse TO per-
form the marriage ceremony for d.
vorced persons. Lenders of the move
ment say il is Endorsed by Episcopal
clergymen OF New York.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
LABOR ENDORSES DEMOCRATS
san Francisco Platform o. KID hy
President ard Vice Presidents
q =. =. o. l.

Washington. July la.-Virtual In
dorSemeut Is given "a tie Democratic
national platform by the American
Federation ~ Labor ln a formal state
ueug issued here. The fesleratlon's
rruunuucement. signed ~ President
samuel GOmpers and Vice Presidents
Joseph Valentine. William Green and
Matthew Won unalyxes the platform
adopted Sc san Francisco % show the
s,uunTarlson between the proposals
submitted nv labor and the planks in
corporated in the document.
I'm summarizing. says the state
ment. -it Is hut fair q say thar the
Democratic platform marks a measure
- Erozre~S NOT found In the platform
a. the Republican party"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
MARSHALL PLANS TO LOAF"
Vice President, Who Is in California, to
Exercise Prerooative" Until De-
cember z. he Says

San Diego. Cal. July 14.-Vice Pres
ident Thomas X. Marshall. who Is IT
Coronado for a stay, which he says
may last three weeks. made IL plain
that he intended 10 have a rest. "Ac-
cording to the constitution Of the Unit
ed States" he said. my duties as vice
president are. first, 70 preside over the
senate when In session second. 10 loaf
the rest Of the time. and ! fully intend
10 exercise my prerogative with re-
spect 10 the second duty until next De
cember"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
PLANS TO MAKE MEXICO DRY
Provisional President dc Ia Huerta 70
Propose Legislation 20
Congress.

Mexico City. July 13.-Legislation
making al Mexico dry" Is being pre-
Pared for presentation 20 the next con-
gress IN the Office OF Provisional Pres
iaent de In Huerta. says the newspa-
Der Universal. The provisional pres
Ident has decided on this step" says
the newspaper. as q means q accom-
pllshing the regeneration Of the Indian
and half-breed races. which are great
consumers 81 alcohol"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
PLATFORM SPLITS
NEW THIRD PARTY
Forty-Eighiers Bolt The 24-Hour-
Old Organization.
RADICAL REPORT APPROVED
Convention Votes Down la Follettl
Outline and Adopts Original La
Dor Platform by AeelamEtion
Boilers Issue Statement.

Chicago. July 15:-The Forty
Fighters" led by Amos PinchOt Gill
son Gardner and George L. Record.
bOlted the third party convention
when the labor platform was adopted
by reclamation. They are holding
conferences AT the Hotel Morrison To
determine future action.
The La Toilette platform was de-
feated by a vote Of sos to 10.
The majority report then was
adopted by acclamgtion.
When the convention recessed
Chairman Hopkins of the Forty-e.ght-
ers said he would stay with the ma
jority. but spoke only for himself
The twenty-four-hour-old Third
party" formed Tuesday night by an
amalgamation of the Labor party.
Committee Of Forty-eight and other
independent political units, split over
the question Of platform.
Two Platforms.
Two distinct platforms were Of
fered on the floor Of the convention:
The original Labor platform.
A platform dictated by Senator In
Toilette. who had been considered as
the certain nominee Of the cOuven-
ton.
Leaders Of the Forty-eight group
announced earlier in the day that
should the labor platform he adopted
and Senator In FOuette's document
turned down, they would be unable 10
20 along with the new party any fur
Their.
Lester Barlow. president Of the
World War Veterans and q strong
supporter of In Toilette. declared
that there had been intrigue and mis-
representation in an effort 10 defeat
Ia Toilette. and that he would lead
his group out Of the convention II the
laborites started their steam roller
over the wishes Of the delegates"
Statement by "4s-ers"
A statement issued by Amos Pin
chot. ellison Gardner and George l..
Record. all Committee OF Forty-eight
leaders. in substance was as follows:
1T is time that the 'insid" facts
should be known.
THE trouble came because the La
Dor party thought the new party
should be a class conscious. radical
party, standing upon the principle OF
British guild socialism expressed in
trade union language.
"We believe the new party should
have a short. definite platform. aimed
nj the destruction Of economic privi-
lege.
I'VE offered the substance of our
st. Louis platform.
"a form of platform offered by
friends of La Toilette was also pre-
scented. with the understanding that
the senator would be willing 10 ac-
cept nomination On that platform.
I'VE agreed to accept that platform.
Labor refused fatty to accept il.
"The resultant situation was. that
If we had adopted the La Toilette
platform we could probably have had
him a. leader He would not run and
no other public man having any con
siderable following could have been
lHUWtNu 10 0ttNNA AhN ho4tA&A@ sANAA-
I'm that event the new party would
have entered the field with a Socialist
platform. headed by a radical labor
leader and the campaign would have
been between that candidate and Debs
for the negligible vote Of the Social
lists.
1--WE were unable 10 join a new
party established upon such a basis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
MILLIONS FOR THE RAILRoaDS
Interstate Commerce Commission Ap-
prcves Lear q sfe.se3.275
g TIRE Rails

Washington. July 1.-THE Inter
state c0mmerce commission announced
that Il sigulfed t. the secretary
40 the treasury is approval n the
riau u making loans - the railroads
- the country IN sums agerenftng
xf6.Eos.2T5.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
IRISH POLICE HEAD SLAIN
Recently Arrived TO Organize Defense
for Departnent-killec in At
tack on Barracks.

Belfast, July 14.-Lieut John Stokes
discharged three weeks ago from the
British army and appointed 70 organ
ire the defense Of police headquarters
in ireland. was killed in on attack en-
the Newport barracks In County Tip
perary. -.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
DYNAMITE BLAST KILLS SEVEN
Explosion In Rock ouarries az Cedar
Bluff. KY. Proves Fatal 20
Wcrkmen.

Paducah. Ky, July 14.-Seven men
were killed by a dynamite explosion
nj the rock Quarries OF the Katter-
john Construction company at Cedar
BLUM. Ky.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-08-03
MARGARET TWEEDY CLASS
ENTERTAIN VERY DELIGHTFUL
Affair at Home of MIR. and Mrs
Wilkes Was Enjoyable One.

The Margaret Tweedy Bible Glass
entertained a number of guests We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Wilkes. The reception
rooms were made very bright and at
tractive with summer flowers in
wicker baskets and silver vases,
green and yellow was the color motif
carried out in all the details. In the
DINING room lace mats were used
on the handsome mahogany table.
The central decoration was French
basket filled with pink crepe myrtle.
A great deal of amusement was
furnished by the arrest and trial of
the guests by a judge and jury.
During the evening refreshing punch
was served by Mesdames Marshall,
Mayo and Denton. This occasion
proved one of the happiest ever en-
joyed by this large and active body
of young women.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-08-03
RAILROADS COST u. S.
$1OO,OOO,OO0 IN APRIL
Operation of Railroads Continues Big
Cost to Government. Only South
Showed a Credit.

A statement of railway earnings
and expenses for the moth of April,
compiled by the interstate commerce
commission, shows that the govern
ment lost because of railroad opera
ton for that month approximately
S100,000,000. Only the south showed
an operations credit
The carriers themselves showed an
operations deficit of S25,88l, 485. 10
this sum must be added the govern
ment guarantee, which amounts to
Approximately $75,000,000 monthly,
or 1904, 100000 per annum. This
guarantee, or rental. as it was called
during the period of government con-
urol, was made by the former railroad
administration, and is effective until
Septefber l next.
The fact that the roads showed a
deficit in operation for April, this de-
ficit being the largest shown for any
month of the year, means govern
ment outlay to meet the guarantee
and deficit of more than 100000
900 for the month.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-08-03
COMPARISONS WILL HELP
Walker Hardwick Platforms Com.
pared by the Sonora Enterprise
Gazette

The race for governor of Georgia
promises to get pretty warm before
the primary as Thomas W. Hardwick
has already announced his platform
along the same anti-administration
plans which have characterized his ac-
lions for the ] ast three years while
Hon. Clifford Walker comes forward
with straight out, clear cut. honor.
able and just support Of the demo-
cratic party. He is a fine man and
will make strong race for the high
office of governor.-Senoia Enter
price Gazette.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-08-03
10000 DOLLARS WORTH
OF NEEDLES ARE STOLEN

NEW YORK.-Cracking the safe
of Frederick Oswann Company, 245
Seventh Avenue, sewing machine
agents, thieves stole about $4,000
dollars worth of furriers' steel
needles Tuesday night. The com
pany is on the eleventh floor of an
office building, and officials of the
concern believe the thieves used
skeleton keys to gain admittance.