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Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
TROOPS QUELL REDS IN TERRIFIC BATTLE
METAL WORKERS REFUSE TO Ac- CEPT EMPLOYERS CON-
 PROMISE.
VIOLENT BATTLE IN PRIEST
italy Looks To Premier To Bring Or. der Out of Threatened Chaos Revolt Reaches the Fight
 ing Stage.

Triest.-A Socialist revolt in which barrlcades were erected in the streets and artillery. rifles and machine guns and bombs were freely employed in a struggle between the rioters and the military, broke out here recently. Italian troops and naval forces, how ever, succeeded in completely restor- ing order. At late hour the troops were patrolling the streets and de stroyer anchored in the harbor com manded the public square.
 The fighting was sharp while it last ed. The Socialists, who were we'll armed and amply supplied with am- munition, challenged the troops to ad- vance upon their barraeades. Both sides then opened fire and sharp vol leys were exchanged. Several of the soldiers were wounded by bullets from the rifles of the entrenched So cliasts, while numerous casualties oc- cured in the Socialistic ranks.
 As evening approached the military drew artillery into position and pre- pared for q concerted attack. Before this was delivered however, Civil Governor Mosconi sent an uItimatum to the Socialist leaders ordering them to withdraw from the streets.
 The leaders of the revolt ultimate ly decided to bow before the govern or's threat of more drastic measures and the rioters tore down their en- trenchments, indicating they had abandoned the fight, and fell back from the streets The caribineers and the royal guards, who have been sta toned in the vicinity of the hill in the heart of the populous section, which the Socialists had held, there upon were withdrawn from their bar racks through the streets, the men shouting cries of victory" from their camions.
 The destroyer which played a part in the action to put down the revolt arrived in the harbor. during the af- facing the public square.
 Civil Governor Mosconi issued an order prohibiting movement in the streets after 10 D. m. and also forbid ding anyone looking out of windows in the San Giacomo district, where sniping has been frequent. The So- cialist wounded had been taken to an improvised hospital in the Church Of San Giacomo. where they were left to await the arrival of nurses and medi- cal supplies.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
HALF OF BOLSHEV|K !. ARMY IS DESTROYED
SOViETS SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES AS A RESULT OF POLISH
 OFFENSIVE.
RUSSIANS WILL USE DRAFT
Resentment of People Against Red Leaders Increased By Drafts For New Army Reserves Being
 Mustered into Service.

Washington. Rife strength of the BolsheVik army on the Polish front was reduced by more than half as result of the Polish counter of fensive, according to reports receiy- ed here in official circles
 The soviet armies, the advices say. have suffered heavily from assertions. The total number of unapprehended deserters in ussia is estimated at ap- proximately 1.000,000, with 50.000 at large in Petrograd alone.
 The reports also gave estimates as to the strength of the soviet forces on other fronts, the number of men op- posing the anti-BolsheYik leader, Gen eral Wrangel, in south Russia, being given as 105,000, including non-com- Datants. General Wrangers force is estimated at 100000 men.
 In the quiet Southwestern zone op- posite the Rumanian lines, from Tar napol to Odessa, the soviet govern ment is reported holding 46,000 rifle troops under command of General Oberevitch, while further eastward on the Caucasus front the number is plac- ed at 40.5 300 men. General Kuropatkin. Bolshevik commander in the remote transCaspian region on the Persian Chinese border, is estimated to have force of 29,500 men.
 Compulsory recruiting for the Bol- shevik army as planned at the third jnfo o q iC l throughout soviet Russia, according to State Department information, with all men between 14 and 50 who can l be spared from other activities. being called into training. Considerable dis content among the civilian Yopulaton and in the army and many assertions are reported.
 All available reserves are being mustered into service, and Petrograc and Karelia, to the north along the 1 Finnish border, were reported strip ped of men for the Polish front
 Discomfort also was reported amons soviet troops at the front Alleged footing by Bolshevik officers and sail ors stationed in cities behind tht front while the fighting men were il action is said to have caused resent ment,
 Opposition to the dictatorship O the Moscow Communist regime is sait to be developing among the member ship of the third internationale, now in session at Moscow. This complaint among delegates representing other countries than Russia las resulted il the election of but five Russians to the new Executive Committee of the third internationale out of Is mem bers.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
MANY CASUALTIES
 FROM EARTHQUAKE
GREAT DAMAGE IS REPORTED IN SEVERAL OF THE
 PROVINCES.

Paris.-The recent earthouake, cans. ed loss of life of perhaps 5000 and tremendous damage in the region bounded by Florence, Milan and the coast, it became known here. despite the efforts of the Italian government to hold up the news.
 The Foreign Office is advised from observers in this region that scores of towns were leyeled and that the mum Der of killed will not be tabulated for many weeks.
 Convicts liberated from prisons throughout the region are aiding the authorities in digging out buried vic tins, but no military aid has been called yet ,owng to labor troubles.
 Telephone and telegraph wires are down everywhere, but the authorities have forbidden long-distance phone calls to the outside and is accepting telegrams, restricting travel and barring visitors.
 King Victor Emmanuel has rushed to the scene and was in Pisa, where the leaning tower nearly topp1ed over
 The vast Carrara marble quarries are in the center of the seismic dis turbances, and hundreds Of workers are reported entombed.
 Fivizzano, with 17,oo0 population was completely destroyed At Pistoja the marvellous cupola on the Madonna della Umilta church crashed to the ground. Vigneta, Riverhaglia, Furni and Montignoso are in ruins. Villa collemandiana was destroyed. Castig- Hone, Camporgiana. Handimina, Piaz- 20 el Sercho, Poggio. CastegnoYa, Eos ciendora and Canigiano were badly damaged. Beautiful Saint Paul church at Via Reggie is reported to have collapsed.
 Scores of bridges and tunnels are unsafe and tracks have been displaced, tying up railways and cutting off food supplies.
 The earthquake slightly shook Mon- te Carlo, interfering with the roulette game and causting the steel door of the safe hewn in solid rock beneath the Casino to jam, tying up the bank roll
 The American embassy Is worried about the fate of hundreds of Ameri- can tourists in Lombardy and the earthquake region Many Italian vises have been granted recently by the Paris passport clerks, who believe many proceeded to Florence, Pisa and Carrara.
 The ome embassy has not commu- nicated with Paris since the disturb, ance.
 Tourist agencies arc sending off cials to the scene to look after their clients
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
ACCEPTING NO MORE FAVORS
Negro's Somewhat Peculiar Reason for Refusing to Act as PalI-
 bearer Any More.

In Alabama a negro team-driver came home one night and found his wife highly agitated
 Jeff she said, ''you know dat Asa Rogers wife SalTie is dead Ain't you goin to be q palbearer at the funr1?'
 "No, I ain't," answered Jeff, with unusual pOsitiveness.
 You ain't? We'll, wasn't you pall- bearer at de fun'r'l of his second wife
 "Sho I wuz. But dat ain't-" Melissa?"
 ''En wuzn't you paIlbearer at de fun'r'l of his first wife Mandy? Whut you mean, you ain't gein act dis time?'
 Liza" he said, "suttiny I wuz a. pallbearer at dem fun'rls, en I done de best I could but I'm tellin' you now I ain't acceptin' no mo favors from nobody whut can't return."-LonGOn Tit-Bits.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Cruiser in No Danqer.

Washington. - The armored cruis- CT Pittsburgh, aground in the Baltic Sea, three miles off the Courland port ef 1ibau, is in no immediate danger" although several sections of her dou- ble bottom are flooded with water, the Navy Department was advised in dis patch from Admiral House on board the Pittsburgh.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Revolts Break Out.

London.-Seyeral serious revolts against the Russian soviet govern nent have broken out in the neighbor- hood of Moscow and have been sup pressd with much bloodshed, says a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company filed in Copenhagen. It quotes telegrams received in that city from Riga.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Car Crash Hurts Many.

New York,-The thirteenth day of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit walkout, was marked by the first serious acci. dent of the strike. Approximately 90 persons were injured, 15 seriously, when a Coney Island sightseeing bus, abroad, collded with trolley car
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Revolt Against Serbia.

London.-A dispatch to the Central News from Rome says the Messagero publishes a report of point revolt against Serbia organized by Croats, Magyars, Hungarians and Monte1eg- rins. The dispatch adds that revo- lution in Serbia is imminent.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Balkans in a Turmoil.

Washington. - The situation in the Balkans was characterized as very alarming" by c. A. Chekezi, Albanian commissioner to the United States, in connection with reports that Jugo-Sia. via intneds to obtain mastery over Al. bania
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
SaIazar Succeeds cantu.

Mexicali, Lower California - Luis M. Salazar has been appointed perma- nent governor of the northern district of Lower California, according to an nouncement here by Senor J. g. Alv- reda, the new state treasury. Senor Alvreda said notice of appointment came by wireless recently from Pro- visional President de la Euerta at Mexico City.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Obreqon Is Electe d.

Mexico City.-General Alvaro Obre gon, candidate of the Liberal Consti. tutionalist party, won a decisive vic tory in the elections held throughout the republic to elect president of Mexico, according to scattering unoffi- cial returns.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Do Not Get Careless
 With Your Blood Supply

blood medicine, will revitafize your blood and give you new strength and a healthy, vigorous vitality. Everyone needs it just now to keep the system in perfect condition. s. s. s. is an ex- cellent system-ceanser it is not sold or recommended for Venereal Dis- eases. Go to your drug store and get a bottle today, and if you need any med ical advice, you can obtain it without
 cost by writing to Medical Director.
 Swift Specific O., 109 Swift Labora- tory. Atlanta. Ga.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Recapture oms.S.

IIarbin, Manchuria. = Russian Iso viet forces, aided by German and Hun garlan war prisoners, have captufet OmsN, where, as In other towns O Western Siberia, the peasants recdnt lv overthrow the soviets. :.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
postpone Troop Movement.

onstant!nople. = The expedition to the Turkish Black Sea coass. planned Inv the Greeks for operations against +he Turkish nationalists. has been nostponed, it was learned. because of ,obiections to the plan on the part of the French and the Italians.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Hostilities Are Ended.

Paris. = The hostilities between Po- land and Lithua:ia ia virtually are over, according to advices reaching official circles here Peace negotiations will be begun immediately at Mariampol. southwest of Kovno, it was added
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Recall Admiral Knapp.

Washington. = Orders recalling to active duty Rear Admiral Henry S. Knapp, retired, formerly commander in-ohief of the American naval forces in European waters, to serve as "se- nior United States navy representa- tive in Haiti" were announced by the Navy Department.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Textile Mills Resume.

Lawrence, Mass. = All local textile plants with tie exception of four mills here of the American Woolen Con- pany and the Pacif-; Mill print works, resumed operations here after the an- nual vacation, approximately 10000 operatives starting work.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Aerial Acrobat Killed.

Detroit, Mich = Myron L. Tinney, former army aviator, fell 800 feet to his death recently while performing aerial acrobatics at the state fair grounds Tinney's stunts were simi- lar to those performed by Omer Lock. lear, who was killed several weeks ago.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
To Expel Constanstine.

Geneva.-Request for the expulsion of former King Constantine iron, Switzerland has not yet been received from Athens by the Swiss government, according to information received from Berne. eports that such re- quest had ben forwarded to Berne were received here recently.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
French Retake Aintab,

Constantinople Aintab, a city In Asia Minor, 50 miles northwest ot Aleppo, and the scene several months ago of a massacre of Armenians by Turks, has been taken by French troops. The city was held by two Turkish brigadeS.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Credit For Germany.

Washington. Establishment of a credit for Germany and other central European countries by which they may purchase American wool will be urged in Congress in the coming ses- sion by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Bio Blaze At Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn. - Sire of unknown origin damaged the home of the James & Graham Wagon Company here be- tween S15O,O00 and s200000. Four fire men sustained injuries in successfully holding the fire from spreading.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Red Mcetjno Barred.

Madrid.-A Communistic dem onstra- ton in this city was forbidden by the government, action being taken by the minister of the interior after a Com munist meeting was held recently and resolutions favoring Soviet Russia were adopted.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Wild Auto Hit. crputs.

New York-One man is dead, an other probably fatally injured and four others are in hospitals severely hurt as a result of hte plunge of an uncontrolled stolen automobile through a matinee crowd
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Two AxIators kilied-

Forest Hills. Two ayiators were killed recently when a naval seaplane in which they were flying crashed to the ground short distance from the Forest Hills tennis courts
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Elorida Women ReeisEer.

Pensacola, Fla. = Acting under a decision of Secretary of State Craw- ford. received here, county registra- tion books were opened to women.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Man Steals A,rplane.

Paris. Every arecdrome in Flu rope is on the lookout for an English aviator, who disappeared from the Pau aerodrome with Morane "parasol" airpiane.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Civil War Spreadinu.

Peking.-The new civil war against rhe Canton military government by General Tang Chi Yao Yunnan leader. is growing in magnitude.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
As Good as the Don.

"How did they happen to meet?" "He ran over that poodle of which she was so fond'
 Did he replace it?"
 Looks that way. He and she are now engaged. Stray Stories.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Find Gold in Ireland

London.-According to an Athion dispatch, American mining engineers have discovered gold deposits in the hills near Horselap. county Waxmeath. Ireland.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Canadian Flyer Killed.

Warsaw. = Capt. M. J. McCullum of Montreal, a member of the Koscius- ko squadron, has been killed in an airp,ane fall near Lemberg.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Nolcanlc Crater Opens.

Rome.--A volcanic crater has sIt denly opened at the top of Pifz .d'Ucello, a mountain 5,846 feet high about nine miles northeast of Spez4a.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-09-16
Impurities Invite Disease.

You should pay particular heed to any indication that your blood supply is becoming sluggish, or that there is a lessening in it's strong and vital force.
 By keeping your blood purified, your system more easily wards off disease that is ever present, waiting to attack wherever there is an opening. A few bottles of s. s. S., the great vegetable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
FROST Is LURKING NEAR

IT, perchance, you arose from your bod as
Sod-Eoaring men should, always you heard him
Monday morning, that jayblrd hcraldinr in
throaY voice tho presence OF autumn. THAT,
too was the final harhinEer. There are proph
cts galoro--of the various seasons but his
majesty the jay he is official
You may expect now, most any morning
providing you rise before the sun, 70 see The
Artists hand anon the landscape There will
be sheen upon the grass and the housetops,
tang In the air and perfume In Gods great
outdoors that VIII combine To tell you that
Natures slumbor season Is at hand
For the Jay knows and passes on his Infor.
nation. Presently you win discover him flying
TN droves southward, The summer note OF apol.
osy gone from his voice, displaced by the true.
ulent note OF challenge II you are In the
woods whore pecans abound. he will be inrest.
ing the upper branches garnerlng his daily food
anon slipping quietly to the lower limbs TO peer
aucily at YOU as YOU stalk the squirrel
And In yonder blackberry, heavily rcstooned
with wild Frapc--thcrc you will discover him
dainuF partaEinE ot the sumptuous variety
which nature always sets before her own: and
again in the wild haw bush the chInouapln troe
ana pcrsImmon patch there viii be tho flash
ot blue, the derIsve challenge uncrinrly mark
ing the presence ot the bold highwayman of the
bird world.
Autumn time has come to oklahoma. Make
no mistake about H. The blucJay Monday
morning proclaimed the fact
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
A MORE LOGICAL BRYAN

Col. william Jennings Bryan appears In a
now ana improved light as he for the first time
In national Campaign holds n brief for a prn.
ciple instead of party. In the current issue
OF his paper Colonel Bryan ufgos his friends
and admirers to vote for progressive men" re-
gardless OF their partisan affllation--''a repub-
hcan II tho dfmocratio candidate is a reaction.
ary, Just as'we would vote for "a republican dry
II the democratic candidate In wet"
The force Of this advice becomes apparent In
the next paragraph Of tho Nebraskan's editorial.
We quote Il exact;
The progrcssves had no chance in the
democratic convention this year. Tho ad-
ministrauon presented no economic issue
upon which division could be made. Those
who spoke Tor the president rnady the en-
dorsemcnt OF the treaty without rpstyfva-
tions tho dominhnt-in fact the 'onIy--test
Nothing could he done or said that could In b
any way DO construed as reflection upon
the administration or suggcstiou of
Improvement NEARLY A THIRD or
THE lDELEGATES AT THE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION SEEMED TO BE INTER-,
ESTED IN NOTHING BUT THE LIQUOR
QUESTION"
Thus we find the eminent Nebraskan saving
that his friends should vote for progres,lyes
and drys regardless of partisan affiliations, then
pointing out that the progrcssivos had no chance
In the democratic party and that fully a third
OF the delegates TO the democratic convention
were interested in nothing but the liquor ouss-
ton
1t VIII not be difficult for the public IN
understand whore Colonel Rryans heart is I'm
the present campaign
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
CHANGE IN POLICY or ADoLIsuMGNT

There must either he change in the policy
Of the corporation commission or tho logiala-
ture will bo called on TO abolish that tribunal
Tho tide OF outraged public opinion Ia rising
higher and higher against this remarkable body
which enjoys a Jurisdiction In excess Of any
other governmental agent In the state.
Tho complaint does not como from one section
alone, but from all sections, whore tho people
have folt the injustice Of It's decisions; the sus-
piclon OF It's integrity is general and growing
Bartlosvle has Just been made the victim
of one OF its peculiar decisions. SO rank was
the decision IN that case that the city attorney
Of our neighboring municipality suggests In all
aeriousness that tho title OF tho commission bo
changed to "The Corporatons Commission"
Certain II ia that tho corporations SECURE
without embarrassment whatever they desire;
before that tribunal the people and their In
tercsts receive scant consideration. Tho matter
IA becoming joke-but n ghastly, tragic joke
The people OF the various municipalities have
had taken from them evory vostlgo of autonomy
In goyernmont so far as public service corpora
tlons arc concerned. The present tendency
preserved In, will drive the various critics OF
tho state into voting bonds for municipal utili-
sies II would not be srprising however, should
this arrogant board hold that even such action
can not he taken by tho municipalities without
It's consent.
We say in all good faith that the corporation
commission has not only outved its usefulness,
but It has become serious menace. Because
II is Uniformly rendering service against the
people and in the interest OF the corporate In
terests. No one need be surprised should the
next Legislature find the abolshment OF this COM
mission the one pressing demand OF the public.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

II has been fairly determined that the OK
ploslon In wall street which snuffed out 80
lives and manned scoro OF other innocent
people, was tho result of anarohisuo propA-
ganda. Here Is the message this band OF out
laws cast In the face OF organized society:
Remember. we will not tolerate any
longer Free the political prisoners or II
will be sure death for all OF you. American
Anarchist Fighters"
or course there can be but answer to
that sort OF thing. Instant search for tho per-
petrators of the dastardly deed, pursued relcnt-
iessly until they arc apprehcnded, then sum
mary punishment without moments heed Tor
the rnaudlin sentimentalists who have rendered
our social outlaws defiant Il not safe
Let the fact bo blazoncd to the entire world
that America is going TO not only survive but
prosper in spite OF all the radical elements that
oNist In the world; in spite OF the weakkneed
ana wobby government which has given them
aid and comfort for years; in spite OF the dis
gustine, milk faced parlor socialists who takc
delight In mouthng impossible sophistrios about
removing the causes which make anarchists"
There are no such causes In America, nor
have there ever been. Tho man or woman who
socks 90 overthrow the American form ot gov
orumcnt. who seeks TO force the majesty Of
government to flox the knee to secret threat
is a born criminal incapable Of thinking an
,lcyaune though, or OF rendering dsintercsted
and unselrish service 90 % cur
Tho day Of the par,tIsl and uon-rcsistcnt
thank Cod js about cndod' Force punishment
tho certain knowledge that law violation nud
law defiance means terrific Fundamentally
oione restrain the clements organized society
have TO contend with Let the fact hc hlazoned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
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