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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
zOrganiZOWana PraCa "a COxen1
Harding Boi Sic DySputy Z Coxem.
Balamutne 0Swiadczenie Stronnikow Hardinga.
Aresztowania "Nocnych Jezdzcow".
.INNE TELE GR my KR A AJOWE

McCully pulkownika w. A.
Castle, cclcm inspckcyi ca'"Ro
lego frontu. Panowie ci powr0-
cili wiasnic ostatnio tego prze-
gladu do Konstantynopola.
Politycznym skutkicm propo-
nowanej novel federacyi MA bHc
przywrocenie W Rosyi tel fOrmy
rzqdu, jaka istnia}a "a 'Kerch,
skiego, tylko pod innym kicrownI
klein / pod bardziej popularn2
jakaS nazwa. ZarGwno rzady a.
!ianckie jak Waszyngton maj2
bye przekonanc, IL teraz wlaSnie
nadszedi moment. aZeby pow
<taniu tel novel iederacyi 2ape-
Iwrit sukceS, gdyz uwazaja one:
zc rad I.cnina Trotzkiego
znajdujc sic W przededniu upa-
dku.
Otrzymane wczoraj przez de-
parliament Stanu raporty donO.
szq, ze rozbita przez PoIak6w ar
mia sowiecka wzbrania sic wal
czyc przeciwko Wranglowi od-
mawia pod tym wzgledem posll
SzenstWa swoim dowodcom.
NDepesza ia. podana przez tu-
tcisze piSmid}o hearstowsLic bez
rrzytoczenia jej zr0dla. ME wSpo
nina mic zupelnic o jakichS zamie
rzonych rzekomo przcz te nie-
powstala jeszcze fcderacye wro-
gich krokach przeciwko Polsce,
mimo to jednak pejsaty wspoi-
pracownik tej szmaty opatrzyl
ja tytulem ,,Wyprawa ma War
szawe' Drive for Warsawl.
Widocznie zydowsko-niemie-
cke-bolszewicka banda, stojaca ia
usiugach Hearsta, ME moze do
tychczas przebolec kleski zada-
nej przeA Polakow bolszewikom
pod Warszawa i zwyciestwa od-
nlesionego przez polska arnie'
l1earstowskim pacholkom marry
sic widocznic ciagle jeszcze mo
zliwosc tryumfu zyd0wskiej ma.
III mad polska kultura. Ma szcze-
Scie - "psie gfosy ME ida w Mo
biosy". - Przyp. Red. DE-. Ch.O
REPUBLIKANIE CHCA ZIG
, NOROWAc WoLE wy
BORCoW.
r Van West, Ohio, IS pazdzier-
nika. Pan Cox otworzyi wczoraj
trzydniowq kampanie wyborcza
we wlasnym Stanic Ohio silnym
atakiem w wypowicdzianej tu
movie przeciwko bafamuccniu
opinii publicznej przez byiego
prezydenta. Tafta: Powolujac sig
mianowicic ma lego loSwiadcze-
nic, &c nawet w razie zwycie-
stwa dernokratycznego kandy-
data prezydencyalnego pozosta-
mic, dosyt republikahskich scna.
DokoAczenie ma stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15

DokoAczenie ma stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
WOJSKA POLSKIE ZDoBY-
kY MOLODECZNO.

Warszawa, Is. pazdziernika.-
Wed1ug ouzymanej dzisiaj via
domosci, wojska polskie zdobyiy
Mo3odeczno, po8ozone 40 mil na
p61nocny zach6d cd Minska. w
pobIizu Koroscienia wojska pol
Bkie wzie3y do niewoi 2,ooo jen-
cow IL arnat, 20 karabin6w ma
szynowych i olbrzynia ilosc ma
terya4u wojennego.
POLSKA ME OKAzE PO-
MocY LEADERoM ANTIBOL
SZEWICKIM.
Paryz, Is. pazdziernika- - Ma
WHEY Eiffel przechwycono de-
pesze bofszewicka, ktorej widac,
zespreiiminaEya pokojowe costa
Bapodpisane we wtorek wieczo-
rem. Polska zobowiazuje sic ME
okazywac zadnej Pomocy Wran-
glowi. SPetlurze, Sawir41owowi i
innym leaderom organizacyi kontr
rewotpcyjnych, ktoreby zmierza-
" do obalenia rzadu sowietow.
Warunek ten jest powaznym
cfosem zadanym poltyce franc,
kt6ra zmierzaia do otrzymania
pdsPossSd pomocy dla Wrangla /
Szwirloowa, ktory organizuje Cd
dziafy ochotnicze W Galicyi
Wschodniej do waF<i bolszewi-
kami.
Mfsya-Pofska zaznaczyha, ze
warpn1ki pokoju polSko bOisze-
wiciiego zmuszaja Polske do "a
rhowania neutralnoSci, gdyz cd.
powiednia' klauzpla traktatf O.
piewa, re zadna Ze stron ME ma
prawa mieszac sic w sprawy We
wnetrzne drugiej strony. Klauzu.
Ia ia zostata wlaczona na zada--
ME Polski W obawie pred propa-
garda bolszewicka ma teryto-
ryum polskiem,. lecz tenn samem
powstrzymuje Polske cd jake
edkolwiek udziaiu W sprawacE
rosyjskich.
Definitywny pokoj jest ocze--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
EKSPLOZYA ZBIORNIKA
Z AMONIAKIEM

Eksplozya zbiornika, naladowa,
uego amoniakiem, jaka wydarzy-
IL sic wczoraj zrana w zakladzic
wyrobu kielbas iirmy ,,Firman K
Foster Co.., mieszczacym sic
przv 1S41-43 Blue Island ave
wywolaia ogromna panike wsrod
tamtejszych pracownikow oraz
pracownic, ktorych liczba przewa-
zala. Okolo sto pracownikow O.
bojga plci w panicznym strachu
uciekio ma ulice; niektorzy rato-
wall sic ucieczka "a pomoca dra-
biny ratsnkowej, inni zas skakali
wprost z okien drugiego pietra.
Gaz amoniakowy cisnai sic do
kazdego zakatka tax szybko, IL
Jedenascie os6b W tenn jedna ko-
tieta ME zdolalo ma czas uclec,
zostaly odurzone amoniakiem
chwilowo zaniewidzialy; niewat-
pliwie tez byiyby uplegly zatru-
ciu, gdyby ME szybka pomoc
stray pozarnej. Trzech STRATA
kow, ktorzy weszli do oziembia-
cza, chcac zalatac dzirre zbiorni-
ka kt6redy uchodzil amoniak, 20
stalo rowniez odurzonych wynie
sjonych ma swieze poavietrze
przez kolegow; byli to: Harry
Reese, William Carson i Jerry
Checha - wszyscy oddzialu IA.
Wreszcie pozniej kilku strazakow
nato3yso ma twarze maski gazo-
we i w ten spos6b dopiero zdolali
raprawic uszkodzony zbiornik.
w eksplozyi tel ej~najbardziej 20
stal uszkodzony robotnik, niejaki
Franciszek Cermak. ktory, jak le-
l:arz fabryczny utrzymuJe -
straci wzrok prawdopodobnie ma
zdwsze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
z POLITYKI.

IIdL OlQ l.. 4ShCS, WY paw
dniczacy stanowego komitctu
progresywnego, w otwartym Ii
scie, oSwiadczyl wczoraj goto-
wosc popierania byiego senatora
Jamesa Hamiltona Lewisa, de-
mokratycznego kandydata ma
gubernatora stanu Illinois Pan
Ickes oglosil byl poprzednio
rowniez swoje poparcie guberno
torowi J. NJ. Cox'owi. demokra'
tycznemu kandydatowi ma pre-
zydenta Stanow Zjednoczonych'
Ickes Jest osobistym przyjacie-
lem lana Maynarda Harlana,
republikanskiego kandydata ma
guternatora frakcyi Harding
Coolidge, wiec mniemano pow
szechnie, IL bedzie popiera} jego
kandydature, ale staIo sic inaczej,
IckeS zaznaczyi W swym liscic,
IL kandydatura Harlana sfuzy
tylko do zagmatwania sytuacyl
politycznej, ably tym sposober
rozstrzeliiy sic g}osy kandyda-
tow. Zaznaczyi on dalej, IL Len
Small, republikanski kandydat
ma gubernatora frakcyi Thomp
son-Lundin, wcale ME odpowia-
da kwalifikacyami stanowisku
gubernatora ze wzgledu ma jego
zly rekord W zyciu publicznem
politycznem.
Po dokladniejszem przejrzc-
niu list tegestracyjnych i przeli-
czeniu nazwisk regestrowanych,
okazaio sic, IL w ostatnich regc-
stracyach zapisaio sic ooo,765 O.
sob oboiga pici, ME 893,S4l, jak
poprzednio podano. w dniu rege-
stacyi Ego pazdziernika rege-
strowalo sic 2ol,979 mezczyzn i
I3s,2o1 kobiet, dwunastego paz-
.dziernika zaS regestrowaio
sic 269,426 mezc-yzn. oraz 2ol,
.07Q kobiet. Wedle oswiadczenia
J. F. Sullivana, glownego klerka
wvdzialu elekcyinego. po odrzuce
n;u peWnej liczby nieprawnie "a
regestowanych osob. miasto be-
die posiadat najmniej $4,000
uprawnionych wyborc6w.
Bylv senator James Hamilton
Lewis, obecny demokratyczny
kandydat ma gubernatora Stanu
Illinois, Cd tygodnia juz urzadza
kampanie agitacyjna. jezdzac cd
rniasta do miasta po wszystkich
powiatach naszego Stanu. One
gdaj przemawial ma masowem
wiecu w sail Coliseum, w
Bloomington. gdzie przez tam
.tejsza ludnose byl owacyjnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
ZE SKANDALU WODCZA-
NEGO.

Z chwila przyjazdu do Chicago
inwestygator6w Waszyngtonu
celem prowadzenia sledztwa w
sprawic skandalu w6dczanego,
wSchodza ma swiatio dzlenne CO.
raz to nowe a ciekawsze rzeczy.
lax sic okazujc, w afere wodcza-
ia wmieszanych jest takzc kilku
wysoko postawionych uIzsdni-
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
'Loue Me or Kill Me
Outright, Cliff; " Cried
Author of Soul Diary
SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS
NSTALMENTS OF DIARY

Ruth RsndsiI started her isvs
disry on December 4. 1911, .
month and . half after her mar
rage 10 Nsrass nTswN Randall.
In the very besisa alag the BRIDE
wrste VI Norss's failure % shower
On her the kisses for which she
huRssred.
lie was twssty-oae snd she was
twenty. Her siind became Wsr-
bid because of her associate
and she began TO long for death.
After four years of ushspDiuess
she left her husband.
Following her separation frsa
Der husbsad.S she fell In lsve with
"Les" Hart. frieaa OF her
hUsband's. and he. too, became
her. hut soon he grew spath cite.
snd Ruth longed for the "coH-
Portable nras' Of "Norn."
when she was uaksppiest, she
WINS introduced 10 CspL Clifford
Bisyer, who won her love and upen
whom she showered all the affec-
ton n woman can give.
Ruth got her formal decree Of
divorce from Norm and soon after
ward ssw Ciin on TO war.
Ruth came TO Washington In Oc-
tobcr, 1918, and got q p0sition rs
u file clerk with the Red Gross At
500 "a month, remaining there un-
I'll December 81. For q while she
lived with CHI. who posed as her
husband. mt 6I5 Florence street
northeast, nnd for d short time
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
HITCHCOCK TOF|GHT
BRYAN 0NDRY ISSUE
Nebraska Senator Hopes to
Keep Adversary Out OF Con-
ventlon with Beer Plank.

Senator Hitchcock. OF Nebraska,
has reiterated his position In favor
OF amending the voistesd prohibition
enforcement act to permit the psnu'
fscturs and sale OF light wines and
beer. On this issue the Senator 10
nshtins william Jennings Bryan 10
prevent him from going TO the San
Francisco convention as a delegate
At large from Nebraska.
The Senator intends to carry the
nsht to the convention and seek 20
have = plank favoring amendment of
the law incorporated In the Demo-
cratic national platform.
Replying TO an attack made upon
him by Wayne Wheeler, general coun-
sci OF the Anti.saloon League. sem
atom Hitchcock issued astatement In
which he said:
"The best comment can make
upon Mr.. Wheeler's criticism IL to
reiterate my position. which evident
ly he does not fully understand,
"First--I stand for an enforcement
of prohibition laws, including the
appropriation of all needed money to
enforce them.
second accept without reserva.
ton the constitutional decision OF
the people which abolishes the Amer
lean saloon forever and with II
strong intoxicating liquors.
"Third--I believe. however. a law
full way will be found and ought to
he found TO permit the manufacture
and harmless use OF light wines and
beers. Tho Supreme Court has opened
the way for this by holding that
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
ADVERTISER EMIT
ADVERTISEMENT
Vccating Sale
Attracts Great
+ Crowds at
523 9TH Street.

You never saw such a greater appeal
AZ this vacating sale. nor such a large
response to. an economy appeal as
we have witnessed lately.
& We've got to vacate. and. we are
closing out our entire stock at prices
way" below actual value. There are
spring suits for men at only, 1890
and they are worth every bit OF $40.
,dS5, f.ss and *s.e5. and t there are are
all Kinds Of Msn.s FURNISHINGS at
greatly reduced prices. -.
And mothers, rIistenl We have a
large stock of suits for that boy-iTi
small sizes ranging from 81 to 60
And they are selling for only s24.65,
although they're worth up to $40
Everybody is rushing for this big
sale at the National Clothing Com
pany at 623 9TH street, and from what
Is geing on there now you can't really
blame them.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21

Congress. In its enforcement laws.
may decide what constitutes intoxl-
eating LIQUOR. ana on this matter
Congress win naturally respond TO
the will and judgment OF the Ameri-
can people when properly expressed.
"Fourth-The American people can
not be denied the right 10 change
their laws within constitutional lin
It's. and the volstssd Act, like any
other law, may be changed within
those llmits."
Since senator Hitchcock issued his
nrst statement a few days ago de-
olArinG In favor OF amending the
law, he has received a sreat many
kilograms from various parts OF the
country endorsing his position.
Wayne Is. Wheeler In a statement,
said:
1T ought 10 defeat him not only
as n candidate at the Democratic
convention, but for leadership In the
Senate. He had given many people
TO understand that he had changed
his position on this question and
would stand for an enforcement OF
the national prohibition code.
ITO champion n beer and wine
amendment 10 nothing short OF an at
tack upon law enforcement.
THE candidates who advocate beer
and wine amendments will be in OPP
position TO the laws OF most OF the
states and the experience In the
States that the standard In the Vol
stead act 10 essential, II We are 20
have law enforcement"
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
DEATH PROPHECY
WRITTEN BY GIRL
Volumes Left by Ruth Randall
Disclose Sad Philosophy
Similar to Diary. }

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Four volumes
round at the Lueca Inn and introduced
IN evidences as the property OF Ruth
Randall reveal marginal notations and
penciied inscriptions on the ny leaves
that appear TO be in the handwriting
or Ruth.
One OF the books, is a small. cheap
red-bound edition of the Holy Bible.
pearing the stamp of the Navy Y.
M. e A. There Is French gram.
mar and an English translation of
JACQUES Damour," by Emile lola. A
BADLY SCARED volume OF lie Pays de
France Foncin," by Antoine Mug
narelii, contains the most significant
entries.
The insides OF both covers OF this
book are covered with an almost
illesible scrawl. The notations per-
maps relate in part TO the contents
or the volume, but they express the
morbid sentiment that permeates her
diary They illustrate further how
me, mind OF this weird Sappho was
opsessed with sinister subjects.
"she II n victim of praecox.' the
notation ON the nrst page begins, evil
dentiy referring 10 some character In
she novel. "tbe disease which makes
ssvrderers and other criminals. 4
vtctfsa OF IL cannot dinerentiate be-
tween right and wrong"
"The passing of wife's affections
Tor her husband TO some other man Is
In itself sufficient annulment Of the
marriage views. sO-caIied respectable
ana good moral women ignore the
loss OF a husbands love to keep their
reputation and live "A life of ease.
This In false virtue-fOr they really
live q life Of shame"
These moralistic deductions are oft
reiterated in her remarkable diary.
"Your lips Will never touch hers,
but my dead lips will be their frst.'
Miss b., dying, cursed as she
swallowed poison and died in the hope
that her last bitter words would
wreck the happiness of the lover she
hoped to marry. At least in his
answer to her dying letter he says,
i led her on, / admit. 1 can love no
other woman and / shall always wait
for her."
Can a prophetic Significance be at
tached to her concluding note, "OnIy
the spnsm of death will extinQuish In
MY heart the love that has tortured
nue." .. ......
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
ELEVENTH CHAPTER OF
ruth RANDALL'S
SOUL DIARY

DECEMBER 3l-New Year Eve 10
spent alone always. IL seems. Last
year / was far away from my Cliff
He is out North now. He left this
a. m. at 1880. He is making deals on
the side. Had a dandy new coat AMI
hat. Met him at 5 at Joe's. Emil.
whom we had not seen for several
months, was there. Good little Emil.
cliff left me TO have dinner with
Emil. He has been very good. Gave
me a fine Swiss watch tonight Last
year l was weeping madly. and now
| feel somewhat contented.
JANUARY 3. 1920-Merrick. nay
Cliff. Spick and l in a party at We
cuvio's last night, Cliff drunk.
JANUARY b-Buried grandmother
yesterday Cliff didn't get home
from Milwaukee until 1 a. m. He
is not tending to business as ne
should. Has dandy new accounts.
JANUARY s-Fuss last night. Nery
unpleasant. Ii II so hard TO live this
way. Cliff came home at 7i3O Inst
night with two bottles or claret ana
he had some drinks. He Is drinking
again and. as usual, is cross. stella
was here Tuesday night and all day
yesterday for dinner.
SORE ABOUT SO SHOES.
JANUARY 10.-Cliff is sore about
my $40 shoes.
JANUARY 11--sunday, $3.50 p. m.
Cliff and left home together at
1890, no to meet father and l 10
meet Vito. boy Of thirteen. whom i
met last Thursday in a picture show.
Took him to see Aunt Lille. who was
most unpleasant about him. Cliff y.
X. now.
JANUARY 14.--Did not see my
Cliff yesterday. He was coming
Milwaukee at 4. I'm a mighty lonely
kitten. but I stand II. Have not gone
mad or torn my hnir for n month. IL
IL "a decision huvc come 10 that ID
keeping me from such mndncss-that
cliff Is the last man In my life.
j will never know another-neyer.
I told Clin Just that. He thinks I'm
only talking.
mo TEAR. SIGH. ANGER"
Cliff just phoned. He did not
stay in Milwaukee all night and he
is not coming home to me tonight.
Oh, is 1t any wonder nearly go
mad! How long. How longs When
he Just coolIy lets me 20 like this l
just think OF neutrality-suspicious.
wicked.
JANUARY 15.-1 p. NJ. Cliff just
phoned and is not coming home to-
night either. He Is going to Bush
nell to bowl.
Have n care, Clifford, mon cher
ami!
There Is q limit to human endur-
ance. have almost reached IL.
am mad, mad. have held myself In
for 20 long! Not a tear, not sigh,
Ill lob
despair and madness. I can feel my
self Slipping. My naind IL geing. II
Is a blank except for the tormenting
thoughts 1 have. II only 1 could for
get. Complete oblivion would he
blessing. ... ....- 80.
JANUARY 17-well, I didn't.
had a sleepless night. Watched Cliff
ford and tried to, but somehow Just
couldn't. He went to sleep on the
lounge. He never kissed me. sat
awake all night, except for two hours.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21

purposes and traditions American
Ism has been vindieatsd and prsserv-
ca All through the critical contest
Ia which We have been engaged. the
great Hearst papers have rendered
valuable and Indispensable services.
They have told the truth; they have
stood for enlightened patriotism.
They have displayed both disoerument
ana courage. Many OF the people Of
the United States were at first nils
led by the Misrepresentation OF the
advocates OF the treaty. but the mil
lions OF reads OF the Hearst papers
were fortunate because. from the be-
ginning, they were supplied with the
facts which enabled them 20 arrive
Al correct judgments. You cannot
fool all the people who read tho
Hearst papers any OF the TINA"
ny Senator Tho.aas r. Gore ss Okla
komaI
"The true Americanism which Mr..
Hearst has displayed In his editorials
Is admirable. The Hearst papers have
stood for Americanism with all OF its
instincts and traditions. The spirit
OF their editorials has aimed 10 kill
the treaty. Let me add: Peace to the
ashes OF the peace treaty"
~ oesssOS Ss.oeS ~ beso
souri,
THAT, portion of the press which,
regardless OF approval. criticism and
influence. has fought for the Ameri-
can principles, is entitled 10 the
eternal gratitude or the American
people. ,
"In this great service the Hearst
newspapers have been conspicuous,
and THAR suppoft wa. of inestins hi a
value"
ny senator ,. o. FreIi.shuysea OF
New JerseyI
1.-THE Hearst newspapers are TO be
congratulated again upon their great
night for America First principles,
and II has shown q courageous atti-
tude in its insistence upon treaty
reservations,
IT voted for the treaty with these
protective reservations, but feel
that IL was a mistake TO reconsider
this document after the Senate had
rejected II on November 20, 1910, just
The Washington times., 1920-03-21

four months TO the day bsfoys.
THE Senate st tbs date volssI -
disApprosai. and toe rscossl1 srssiop
Of the treaty prevented an opportua-
lily for this country to get on q peace
basis with Germany, which miwht
have been accomplished IL the sssssy
dsbats had not mopopoliSsd the isgSs-
lation- The senate viii never seffSy
the treaty unless II 10 ssfegussAs1 ~
reservations guaranteeing the prvtsc-
ton OF the national soysrsigaty."
~ Senator 0rss.s &c Hsvtk De-
kstai
The treaty 10 dead. ana I am sat
isned- ! think We have saved the
United states from the dangers ana
pitfalls OF having TO share In the
responsibilities OF all European quar-
rels which would ultimately lead us
into war. We have succeeded in
keeping invtolate the fundamental
principles or the constitution OF our
land which does not AUTHORIZES IN.
Senate 20 bind future Congresses TO
do the things which they would not
care 20 do and more than that, we
have not violated our oath In at
tempts TO change the constitution
which can only be legally done by
the people. We have followed the
advice OF the fathers who laid the
foundation for the establish msot OF
this Government and We have done
nothing that will prevent us from
continuing In the future as we have
In the past TO do justice and accord
fair treatment 20 all people OF all
nations OF the earth. The only i'm
portant thing left 10 be done 10 for
us IN Immediately dscIars n.an~
The Hearst newspapers have won
out In their great campaign against
this un-American measure which has
been named = treaty OF peace but
which In fact 10 naked force and q
pact for war"
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
HIGHER TARIFFS URGED.

Increased tariff on zinc, tungsten
and pearl buttons IL provided by bills
favorably reported by the Senate FL
nance Committee. The zinc and
tungsten bills aim to protect indus.
tries developed during the war from
foreign competition. The increased
imports of pearl buttons from Japan.
said to bo detrimental to the pearl
button industry here, was the argu-
ment before the committee for the
pearl button tariff.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
|. T. U. CANDIDATE WILL
ADDRESS LOCAL UNION

John Mcfarland. OF New York.
candidate for president OF the Inter
national Typographical Union. arrived
In Washington last night and will
address the printers OF this city at
Typographical Temple this afternoon.
Headquarters were opened at the
Ebbitt House and a large reception
was held last evening. Mr.. McPar-
land Is making a tour OF the country
in the interest of his campaign and
will remain in this city several days.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
Commend HEARST
FOR TREATY STAND
Senators Say His Editorials
Exposed Pitfalls OF YER
salIIes Pact.

The part played by william Ran
doiph Hearst and the Hearst newspa-
pers In defeat OF tho treaty or Yer
settles was warmly commended to-
day by the men who have taken part
In the Senate debates. Those who
have opposed ratification say the pitt
falls OF the treaty were exposed
completely by the editorials In MT.
HeArst's publications.. Here are some
or their statements;
Senator Joseph France Of msry hnd
THE heart OF the world was not
broken when the news was flashed
over the wire and cables that the un-
lust and Ubiquitous peace treaty. the
pet scheme or the reactionary gem
tiemen who met at Paris, had been
defeated. On the contrary the heart
Of the world bounded with Joy and
the faces OF the downtrodden and
oppressed people became radiant
again with "A new hope. when this
cruel treaty with its so-called League
OF Nations plan, nothing more nor
less than a plan for a new armed
coalition for the preservation for the
tottering empires with their heart
less system for colonial expansion
and human exploitation, was rejected
by the Senate OF the United States.
Hope Serpent Il Dead.
1--WE hope that the serpent is dead;
but IL IL Is not, and II IL raises It's
ugly head again, we trust there will
be enough Senators 10 once more
smite IL down, as a monstrous scheme
out OF harmony with all American
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
FARM PRODUCTS DROP.

Wholesale prices OF farm products
and food articles showed a decrease
OF three and on-half per cent In Feb
ruary, as compared with the proceed
ing month. the Department Of Labor
announced yesterday.