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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
Forbidden Thing"
Scores Heavily at
The Opera House

Mystery-subtie and yet poignant
IN its denoument
That's The Forbidden Thing which
viii he seen for the last times at the
Augusta Opera House this afternoon
duetion and. prepared under the per-
sonal direction OF this young but great
movie inpressario, Il stands as enc of
the biggest things ne has ret prepared
James Kirkwood- Helen Jerome EDDY.
King Baggot and others are in the cast
which may well be called an all-star
one.
The Forbidden Thing" IS a story
that rippies with amusement al times.
and al other times bubbles with human
emotions. Also. in II tragedy stalks
rampant-ard then comes love and
happiness and contenfneut. Some-
where. somehow. its characters are
confronted with the forbidden thing.
and somewhere. somehow. the menace
is met and defeated
The 1.-the. sensuous. dark-eyed Por-
tuguese maiden weaves her spell
about the staiwart descendant Of the
Pilgrim Fathers-and causes wreck
and ruin TO follow in her wake. Ro-
nance fees before her and tragedy
stalks behind her. She, the physical
attraction reigns for day-reigns
through an awful day-and then
comes the light.
It Is the light of batter day-the
light of other eyes-the light Of for
ner FEARS returned. Into this light
also shines the Joy and happiness of
spiritual re-swskening-snd out OF the
depths the giant man rises again.
Hoot Gibson in the western drama
Thieves Clothes will be an added
attraction at the Opera House today.
-Ady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

haTd 10 speak in anything short Of
scssooi-girl superiativea. Her fine
handling OF the difficult role of Leona.
the girl thief. VINO finds regeneration
through love. shows that she combines
talent and intelligent understanding
OF the art Of acting anu hsr PERFORM
ance was memorable achievement
for any star. an especial triumph for
A new star. wf.e has appeared IN but
one other picture and that II very
unirnportant role Needless to saw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

this play Of thieyery IN high life pre-
SCENTS many opportunities OF showing
smaxtiy scWned people against sumvt-
uoas backgrounds. and the picture an a
whole is a very beautiful production
This afternoon win b. . spsciaI
matinee for the ehil6ren and right
after the regular performance. thare
other regular things On the program
will be the 14th episode Of '.Elmo the
Fearless a two-feet comedy. pills
for Papa and the Pathe Reriew.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
Sessue Hayakawa Is
Coming Monday In "Li
Ting Lang" Colonial

Sessue Hayakawa does some OF the
best work OF his career asa screer,
star IN Lii Ting Lang" which will be
seen Monday at the Colonial. Augusta
The picture. adapted to the screen
from the story by Hawacrth. is repIete
with dramatic situations that hold the
audience spellbound until its unusual
conclusion. AS its name implies, this
latest Hayakawa vehicle has Chinese
as its hero. but unlike the Celestial
interpreted by Mr.. Hayakawa in The
Tong Man this ore. whose name fs
the name Of the picture. IS the finest
type of the modern Chinanan- The
cast includes the lovely Doris Pawn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

Tns z. u. C. A Hadio club held a
m1oe Interesting meeting Thursday
evening in the radio room at the
z" and much enthusiasm was shown
BY tho membsss In this new depzr-
turn An illustrated lecture upon
maene4ism. showing the underlying
principles in the work of the different
apparafus was given by Instructor
Julian r. Beaie and altogether it was
q most profitable session and much
snjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

ers are Mrs. Belle Frost. who teaches
in Mt. Vernon and Miss Ixetta Royal
and Mrs Sarah Dudley. Headfield
Depot
Baby George Pinkhan. who is LII. is
recovering.
Mrs Esfelis Dudley. who has been
employed in Merrick.s dry goods store.
4Ausnsfa- during the THANKSGIVING
holidays, arrived home Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

Phyzleal Director Sanburn calls at :
tenf10u to tho gymnasium classes held
at the '.Y' building ON Saturday at
teFn0oa u each week. Today there
viii b miscellaneous gym work.
which win inciude two basketball
Snmea THESE Glasses are especially
aaaptsd for the boys Of high school
age and should be well attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

VINO played opposite Lew Cody in The
Beaoyesi Cneaier." Bases in America
and China in an atmosphere Of college
life. Lii Ting Lang is one Of these
delightful photo-ara1nas evenly pep
pered with virile. COMMANDING action
and the exotic appeal of the ORIENT
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
10 the Voters Of Augusta |:

There some facts in connection with city affairs
which have come to attention and which deem it my
duty to submit to the voters who decide next Mon
day whether they want to continue power the govern
men they have had for the past six years. want
deal in city affairs
became candidate for Mayor of Augusta because be-
lieyed that the time had when the pe0pe wanted less
politics and business in City Hail have lived in
Augusta during the past fifteen years with the exception
OF about two spent in service oversea) and
have noticed with alarm the increased expense of carrying
ON our local government increase which can be largely
attributed believe. to the fact that partisan politics
been the controlling factor in that government instead Of
efficiency and desire the public faithfully
As result Augusta with valuation of s1OO0OOO0 has
tax rate of SO mills.
In 1919 with tax rate of 35 mills, behind SAL
000 I'm 1920. with tax rate of 80 mills. have in
creased bonded debt by 100000 net bsnded
debt by $4,000.
1t is said that have balance of cash in the treasury
of $4,000 that the city floating debt and that all
bills are paid to date.
Let examine that proposition. There u still full
month left of the present fiscal year. S3O 600 viii
gin to the ordinary running expenses for December
We shall have floating debt by January first to add
bonded debt of $4,000 which now paying IN
terest.
But there is than that to consider The State tax
must be paid in December. This amounts to $4,000.
Onehaf of the county must be paid in December. This
amounts to $4,000. When these bills paid that $4,000
and about 100000 more win be spenf.
During the past eleven MONTHS the city spent sI0l7os
through the highway department Nobody who has COM
has any idea that We g0f half vaIue that
money.
During the past eleven months, the Poor Departmeht
spent SCI 000 and this during the most prosperous year
Augusta had when everybody who wanted work could
get it.
During the same period. the Fire Department cut
$4,000. which does not include the Of the Ere truck
any part Of the Fire Station. Every dsar
pended the Fire Station has been borrowed NOT
CENT paid cut Of this years revenue.
H present conditions continue tnx rnto win BE- over
40 mills next year, and win keep ON increasing. h time
that return to strict economy and strict accountability
the public become the rule in City affairs; and 10 that
program pledge myself if given the opportity
Augusta as its Mayor.
LEWIS [. u1nn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

Mrs. Daniel Roberts and hsr yuung
son were driven from their hone On
the Pool road. Biddef0r6. Thufsdny.
by q firs which burned the farm huiid-
lngs. consisting Of MAIN housA. L,
shed and orskbuiidinE. 70 the grunnd
The loss ID estimated AZ $zzo1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

hasx win refurn Monday 10 remain
during the Christmas hoiid@y3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

What better than an ALL WOOL
dress or suit pattern for Xmas?
We have few styles left wniet, we
are going to close out at prices far
less TRAN the cost OF manufacturing.
Cloth all So inches wide.
SALE PRICES
e or Shirtinas and Juvenile
cloth. Sis Iinesi yard
II OF. Dress Goods S225 iineai yard
IS or. Meris Cassanere
$500 iineal yard
SALE DATE
Dec. 4th TO Dec. 18th only.
If interested call. write or phone
Glencoe Mills
Tel. Us Sangerviile. Ne.
We pay postage on all mail orders.
Ipcsdisr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
uoleAL NOTICE

+ Haines Union Suifs. gray and ecru-
Az gr~ds for sl.7s; all wool English
Sourt Hsoe, henfher mixture. regular
$1.00 grade, s5c.: new lot OF Ties wide
spsn end. regular 75e-, 5scs-s for a-se.
WORK Shirtss gray. baue and white
stripe. and khaki, s1-e5 grade, ssc
81 80 gray domes flannel work shirt,
Sc A. r. Pierce Store, 2Is Water St.
Asuusan Dec 11iit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

The Moshex1' ChaUter 81 81. Marks
church. viii hold . food and apron
snis aaauraAy. DAe. II. a. 80 o'cisek
IL the Parish House dseS- IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

Regular Ola EoikR dance. Colder
Gross Hall t0ni6kk Smiths 0rches.
IN decIld1l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

At 81. J. MeFricAs. Is wornen's
winter coats is to ~ sizes. sss TO
$40 valree, now only tiS.5e to $3.50.
ChiIdren,s Coats. 8 to IA year sizes
are to b sgId at prices to please YOU
womslru $11g heavy outing robes
nov SIS ana q heavy fieeced union
shit fur women at sIs6. declidsf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

\ Lkb6y oatonnn VIII De AZ me
sturo az z. w Church this afternoon
and evening to demonstrate Libby
Flnm FuddinG All are cordially i'm
veteG 70 come and snnple this de-
| t1eseue rrsane9 u ths Libby kitchens
f6r the Cnsfstsmas dinner. dec11dIt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
$. Gordon Emery
Teacher of Piano
and Voice

Poxmsriy a member Of the Faculty
Of new YORK School Of Muazc and
Arts, new York City, VIII 5sgtn teach
Ing saturday, October 2. 1sx0.
Those desiring instruction should ap-
ply fog psrtod at cucs al only LIN
ttsd number Of pupils oan " rscsived-
Y>a Sug-w octT6.Sat-.f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
ALLEGED DRAFT DODGERS
TAKEN TO MEXICO CITY

Aqua Prieta, Sonora. Mexico March
1S.=AccordinE TO official advices
from Hermosillo this morning the
two ALLEGED American draft evaders,
Edward Fillmore and Herman Subway,
giving their address as New York
city, and who were last week taken
into custody by secret agents Of the
Mexican government and charged
with conspiracy in furnishing arms
and ammunition TO warning tribes Of
Taqui Indians, have been ordered re-
moved to the City OF Mexico, where
they viii face trial in the federal
courts.
The prisoners. since their arrest,
on the tenth OF this month, have
been confined in jail at Hermosillo-
The Americans were apprehenced in
the southern part Of Sonora near the
state line Of Chihuahua with two
automobile loads Of ammunition,
which. according 70 the prisoners,
had been turned over TO them on the
west coast for delivery at q certain
spot on the Sonora-Chihuahua state
line. where Il was 10 have been
turned over TO agents, who. IL is
claimed by the prisoners. are rep
resentatives Of leaders OF the new
revolution 10 be launched under the
leadership Of Francisco Villa and
Felix Diaz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
RECRUITS ANXIOUS TO SIGN
UP FOR DUTY OVERSEAS

Inc news from Germas y Of revo-
luton. counter-revolution and the
sound Of Machine gun revelry by
night IN Berlin, is echoed in the
questions Of applicants for enlistment
at the FL Paso army recruiting office.
They want to know If there's any
chance 10 sign Up for duty overseas
John DOnezeak was discharged
from the supply troop. Fifth cavalry.
March IS Thursday he appeared for
reenlistment in the coast artillery.
Philippines district
"A man can't stay out very long
when he has no home" said Done
zeak. And there's no better home
in the world for a man than the
army IL he behaves himself"
Others who enlisted were; George
+. Blain, Albany. Calf. and Harry
sullivan. st. Joseph, No.. quartermas-
ter corps, construction division. Phil
ippines: William +. Godfrey, Rev.
Pa; Lawrence Parker. Palestine
Texas. and Lester D. Roberts. Ros-
well, n H., coast artillery corps.
Philippines; Paul J. Crews, Smith
vile. Okla, sixth field signal bat
talon. sixth division, Camp Grant,
III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Allies Forced
To Occupation
Turk Capital

Washington, ID. c. March lS.-Al-
lied military occupation OF Constants
nople was forced on the allies by
the growing power Of Mustapha
Kennel over the sultan's government
the only element Of authority in
Turkey favorable to acceptance of
allied peace terms, according TO Of
ficials. The maneuver was not re-
Earded. however, as an attempt at
permanent settlement, but rather as
in line with the plan Of Turkish I'd
justment drawn M in London by the
ambassadors conference
Under that plan, It was pointed out,
the sultan was to be retained in Con-
stant'nople, but no military occupa-
ton was contemplated Since the pro-
German Turkish nationalist party has
exerted such influence as to m4ke
Mustapha virtual dictator to the Con-
stantinoole chamber, however, and
even able 10 break or make cabinets
at viii il was said military occupa-
ton for the announced purpose Of
Strengthening the sultan's power was
to be expected
So ia ras known. the United States
has not made any formal rejOinoer to
the request Of the allies. announced
from Paris Tuesday for its views as
to the proposed Turkish plan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
OFFICERS KINDNESS
REWARDED BY ENLISTMENTS

Bread cast on the waters by Capt
Charles H Palmer. commanding the
second heavy mobile ordnance repair
shop at Fort Bliss, came floating
back Thursday.
Capt Palmer dug down into his
pockets recently TO board and chow"
an applicant for admission TO his out
fit who has a glass eye and who Is
now waiting TO hear from the war
department whether the glass optic
is going 10 keep him out o. the army,
The captains determination TO help
this boy into the army got into the
newspapers Today three other lads,
two Of them brothers, dropped into
the Il Paso recruiting office and
asked TO join the Palmer outfit I'VE
saw that story in the paper" they
said That's the kind Of a man we'd
like 10 work for" They were &C
cepted- They were. Pablo and Atana-
clio Chavez, and Telesfor Candelaria,
Of Carrizozo. y. NJ.
Others accepted today were:
Thomas D. Irish, FL PasO. pack train
No .. Valentine Texas. and Tony
SandovaL Ration, y NJ, coast artillery
corps, Philippine islands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
BLISS PRIVATE
kills HIMSELF

4 board OF officers which inVesti-
gated the death of Pvt Frank Ander-
son. battery Q. S2nd field artillery. at
Fort Bliss, decided that death was
caused from a bullet wound inflicted
by himself
10 reason could be found for the
soldiers act. according to the regi-
mental adiutaut- He stated that he
had been i'm good health. perfectly
rational and had not been Respondent
so far as could be determined
Anderson was guarding two pris-
oners, according to official announce
ment. and was riding in the back OF a
wagon when a pistol shot was heard.
Anderson fell from the wagon and
when reached was found 10 be dead
The prisoners reported to the guard.
The pistol which had been dis
charged was found clutched in the
soldiers hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Defeat Plan To
Fix y. S. Policy
On Europe Wars

Washington. d. c.. March 1S.-The
Republican irrecOncilables, combining
with the Democrats overturned on
the senate floor yesterday the plan
Of Republican leaders TO attach TO
the peace treaty a general declara-
tion OF American policy toward fu-
ture European wars
The declaratory reservation. which
would pledge he United States to
regard with grave concern" any
threat to EurOpe's peace or freedom
was voted down, % TO SO. after the
frrecoucilables had tried in vain TO
amend it. Intended as an offset TO
the reservation denying the obliga-
tions Of article 10, the proposal had
been ordered by the Republican lead
ers 10 attract many Democratic
voters. but on the roll call only two
senators on the Democratic side sup
ported it.
Disposition OF the reservation was
regarded as clearing up the last
doubtful issue Of the treaty fight
and the leaders made plans 10 bring
a vote on ratification by Friday. By
unanimous consent IL was agreed to
limit speeches on all other pending
reservations TO Is minutes. About
dozen reservations remained to be
voted on. but, it generally is con-
coded that none Of them viii be
adopted
How Senators Voted.
Two Democrats, Fletcher and
Smith. OF Georgia, voted for the
declaratOry reservation, Offered by
senator LenroOt. Republican. Wis
consin. and eight Republicans voted
against it. They were. BOrah.
Brandegee, Feruald. France, Gronna,
Kenyon, La Toilette and Norris.
William J. Bryan disclosed his
plans in connection with the pending
peace treaty 10 some extent last
night. when, speaking before the
local Bryan Democracy club, he said
he would urge the party convention
at san Francisco TO adopt a platform
plank favorinE amendment Of the
constitution so that a majority OF
the senate instead of a two-thirds
majority could ratify treaties. A ma
jority in each house OF congress
could declare war, he said. and the
treaty ratifying power was no more
important than the war power.
Rejects Reed Reservation.
ResuminE consideration OF pending
reservations to the treaty, the SEN
ate soon after meeting today reject
ed. IS to p. a reservation presented
by senator Reed, Democrat. Missouri,
which would reserve TO the United
States for decision questions affect
ing its national honor or its vital
interests"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
RUSSIANS SEEK JAPANESE
AID IN FIGHTING REDS

Honolulu, T. h. March 1S.-CoL
NIkolvatich, Gen. Denikine's chief Of
staff. accompanied by eight officers,
has arrived in Toxic and viii confer
with the japanese general STAFF Fri
day presumably to seek japanese
military aid for the anti-Bolshevik
forces in southern Russia, according
to a cable dispatch received here by
the Japanese newspaper. ShinpO- The
party Travelled In disguise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
NAVY TO SEND VESSELS
TO SALVAGE SUBMARINE

san Francisco. Calf, March IS
Due to the continuation Of unfavor-
able weather conditions more vessels
are TO be sent TO the aid Of those en-
deavoring to salvage the submarine
HI. which was stranded on the beach
at the entrance Of Alagdalena bay
with the loss Of her commander and
three other members Of the crew. the
Twelfth naval district headquarters
announced here today.
Messages from the scene today
were TO the effect that high winds
and a pounding surf were preventing
the salvers from pulling the vessel
into deep water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
GERMAN ASSEMBLY MEETS;
NO DISORDERS REPORTED

Stuttgart, Germany. March IS. CBy
the Associated Press) Two hundred
and fifty members Of the German
national assembly met in the art hall
here this afternoon Military forces
occupied the great open place before
the hall No disorders occurred while
the members were assembling.
Airplanes flew over the city warn
ing the people against demonstra-
tions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
GUTICURA HEALED
SKIN TROUBLE
ltchyStingingSensatiOn0 verBOdy,
AIsoBlisters. Skinned, LostSleep-

81 had an itchy and singing sen
sztion nearly all over my body and
there was a breaking out Of small
blisters. Tbs skin was flaming
red, and irritzted the eruption By
scratching. could not sleep and
my face especially was ruined. I
was ashamed TO 60 out.
q was troubled nearly nine
months, and ncshing did any good
until used cuti1ura Soap and ONT
ment, and three cakes Of Cuticura
Soap with three boxes Of Cudcura
Ointment healed ne. !" tSignedl I'D.
Wrishf, Glenwood, Ca, Nay a, 1919.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for al toilet
uses. Battle with Soap, sooths with
Ointment, dust with Talcum-
sau.sIs E..h Erus y lIsl- Ad5rsas. eolEs1ra
Esha-iluri1a. Dept z. Eaitga, El1a.' Sod cEary-
uhara- seas e. Oint1ls1tz5 and &c. Taleum2ae-
- Cafieuza SoEp slaves without mug.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
UPPER SILESIA WANTS KAPP
GOVERNMENT TO SUCCEED

Warsaw. Poland. March 1S.-Dis-
patches relative to the Berlin revolt
are featured in newspapers here and
there is much speculation regarding
the effect Of the upheaval upon the
settlement Of the Upper Silesian Ques-
ton Il is reported that German resi-
dents Of Upper Silesia are openly ex-
pressing hope the Kapp government
treaty.
Meetings in Upper Silesia have been
prohibited by the inter-allied COM
mission An order has been inter-
cepted by allied officers giving di-
rections for preparations for war
along the frontier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
SURGEONS TO MAKE FLYING
TRIP ALONG U. S. BORDER

Upon recommsndatlon Of the de-
second Lieut.. J. II. Early. air service
AZ Kelly Field. Tex. viii make q
trip by airplane 10 Eagle Pass. sand
erson. Maria and FL Paso. Tex. and
Douglas. Ariz-, for the 'urpose Of
making a flight surgeons inspection
Of the border patrols. and 70 instruct
the surgeons and flight surgeons at
the various flights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
HOLLAND ALLOTS RESIDENCE
FOR FORMER EMPEROR

The Hague. March IS. CBy the As
ISOLATED Press).-A royal decree
dated March 16 says the place 10 be
allotted TO former emperor William
OF Germany as his residence will
form part Of the province Of Utrecht,
and that it viii be fixed later by the
government The decree was in con-
nectiOn with an announcement to the
allied premiers regarding their recent
note concerning the one time mon
arch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
FORT BLISS Men COMPLETE
COURSE IN MOTION PICTURES

Following enlisted men have been
relieved from instruction at the de-
partment school for motorized motion
picture service at Fort sam Houston.
ing upon arrival to his Commanding
officer for duty;
Sergt Robert McClintociz. send field
artillery. battery F. Pvt Milton Pra-
ter. remount depot, quartermaster
corps; Pvt Clarence J. Cushing. COM
pany A, Eighth engineers. Pvt Clar-
ence. c. DeGrippos troop A. Seventh
cavalrv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
ARTILLERY BAND Announces
PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY CONCER'

The following concert program will
be played at the send field artillery
bandstand beginning at 4 o'clock Fri
day afternoon
March. Chicago Post" Brooks.
Overture. Sounds from the sunny
South Ton the old Plantation. Isen-
man
Selection. so Long Lefty" Carroll.
Waltz, Moonlight on the Nile. "
King.
IdylL The Mil in the Forest. Ellen
berg.
Fox trot 'Tndlanola," onivas.
Finale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Bauer Cabinet
DemandSLeade9
Not In Revolt

Copenhagen, Denmark. March Is
The Bauer cabinet has insisted that
troops engaged in the attack on the
government be placed under the com
mand of a general who was not in
volved in the revolt
Immediate abolition Of the Iron di-
vision, made up of troops formerly
in the Baltic regions who were in
volved in the occupation Of Berlin
Saturday morning has been demanded
and the disarmament Of the naval
brigade which also had a part in sat
urdays disorders viii be insisted
upon