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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-08-27
POLAND is WARNED BACK
U. S. Tells Warning Country To Stay
Off OF Russian Territory.

Washington-Pol has been warn
ed by the United States not to repeat
her advance into Russian territory If
her army succeeds in driving the Dol
sheviki from Polish territory, 1t was
stated officially here. Unless this
warning is heded, Poland may pre-
JUDGE her own case in the eyes of the
United States, it was stated.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-08-27
Senator cummins IMPROVING.

Des Moines, Iowa-United States
Senator A. B. Cummins was much i'm
proved today, it was said at his home,
and his rapid recovery now is expect
ed
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-08-27

When you want money and want II
Without waiting and at the very loWesl
ates. See +. M. Doyle Company.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-08-27

20 ACRES, half>mder pillow. Five miles
from town; level; good road; IL. II.
II. Phone: School on land; near cheese
factory; milk route by door; nice
stream; no stone; good buildings; best
of soil. Right price and easy terms
V. r. CONWELL, Ladysmith, WIS. lotl
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-08-27

If YOU had a fire toda! how far
would your insurance money go toward
replacing the loss? Think t over and
see or call UP f. NJ. Doyle Company.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: WITH THE LOCAL CHURCHES Z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
St. Paui's Lutheran

German services at 10 o'clock.
English Sunday school at 8 o'clock.
German services i'll Prentice at ,
O'Clock p. III.
German services in Phillips at I 80
D. III.
English examination OF the contirma-
ton class at O'clock p. m. on Sept. 5.
Choir practice Sept. , at s o'clock.
C. III. ECKHOFF, Pastor.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-08-27

JANTTOR for highschool building.
Must be competent to handle bollef
and other equipment.-BOARD Or
EDUCATION.
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Christian Science

Services every Sunday morning at
go in the L. O. o. f. hall. Every
body welcome.
.,uE ct, August %: Christ Jesus ,
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HELP WANTED

WANTED for homework, ST.
week. Apply to MRS. A PLAI"
MANN. G739 Chappel-av.. Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
|E|GHT CUPS AND MEDAL
PRIZES IN TRACK MEET

Eight silver cups and a medal have
been offered as trophies by local mer-
chants to winners in the open anna
teur track meet in the Grays' armory
the night ~ April 6. The meet VIII
be under the direction of the Rich
ruond Amateur Athletic federation.
Secretary Van Buren, yesterday an
uounccd the following trophies:
Newton Woodward Hardware COM
pany, cup.
Howell Brothers Hardware COM
pany. medal.
Code Clothes Shop, cup
Church Hill Bank, cup.
Sprlnger's Pharmacy, cup.
Harris Flippen Hardware coma
pan&, cup.
Miller and Rhoads. cur.
TAXA kola company, cup.
Schwa r2schild Brothers. cup.
A large group OF boys under sixteen
will run under the Church Hill Ath'
Ietjc club coiors, according ia Man
ager Archer Evans. The following
now form the Church Hill squad OF
candidates. John Cronley. w Gentry
/ Lee LiRgan. Bob Liggan, Dave Satter-
! field, a Bell, Jenkins Hay, Carter
! Taliaferro. Pendleton, Jennings, O
! Devine, Joyner. williams, Patterson
+ II. tsfAiTEs W ttftIA al "a < eAia& Suda
dock. r. y. Allen. W. J. Mays. Figg
/ Ehmip and Wallersteir.
The following clubs and organiza
+ tons viii be represented:
/ Barton Heights Athletic association
= woodland Heights Athletic club
Richmond Athletic club. knights o.
! Columbus keystone club, of Peters.
burg. Church IIili Athletic club nnt
teams from the local banks. Athletes
! Of John Marshall high school and
/ Randolph Macon college VIII ass
participate in the events. The loca
! banks are expected 10 be represented
in the relay races, and John Mar
shafts relay team will be matched
/ with an outside team,
Entry blanks are now ready ant
can be had unon application 10 Sec
rotary Van Buren,. He urges tina
this part of the program should b
. attended to Immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
SEASIDE STARS
DEFEAT LOCAL TEAM

The local Recreation team journeSeo
10 Norfolk Thursday afternoon TO par
ticipate in the first three games Oh
hone-and-home tenpin bowling
match. but were decidedly oH-coloi
in their bowling, losing the hrst nan
OF the match by total OF zo4 pihs.
While the local team was oh~i"i III
,.Captain" Hoagland. who for many
wars has been portsmouth's foremost
Sennqn and duckpin bowler, and ms
SorfoIk- Portsmouth "All Stars" were
IN splendid form, splitting the set-ups
Tor the high game of 1904 in the mi
tiaI game and then coming BACK WIN
counts of s47 and 92S, garnering the
high total of 1904 pins for the match,
whilst the locals had to be content
with $3.50.
The locals were badly handicapped
by two of their best men not being
able to accompany the team to Nor
folk ..Sa InHay' Swan carried off the
high Individual game for the locals,
whilst "Old Reliable Frank Reid
amassed the highest three game total
for the team-570.
All Of the "All Stars bowled con-
sistent tenpins. but Dozier, Phelps and
Roane were easily the individual
stars OF the match, the former amas-
ring total of s19 pins for the three
games.
After the completion of the five
man team match, Frank REID and
Pop" Nunck took on DoZier and
Phelps in the first half of a ten
game home-and home doubles match
hut after a hard battle lost 10 the
Norfolk Stars by the narrow margin
of six pins, rolling a total OF 1888
pins-for their five games against 1896
Cor the opponents.
Reid and Eunck started or like
whiriwinds but after amasslag lea6
Of CT pins in the first two games, he
same careless. each blowing number
OF spare. which together with few
had breaks permitted the Norfolh
pair TO cut down the lead to II pin.
IN the third game, The locals ther
ADDED two more pins to their lead II
the fourth game, giving them a lead
Of II :" pins, which number as usua
proved unlucky, for although, the
locals placed in many pretty and APP
parently perfect hits in the last game
the pins refused To fall for strikes
enabling their opponents to overcom'
the uniucky q 3" lead and To win tn,
match b. a matcin of s pins.
The local team does not feel th'
least disheartcned by the large lea,
smasSed hN the NoTiolk All stars
but on the other hand are very con
1dent and determined that they vii
Be able TO overcome this lead 81
heir home drives ANA 10 win IN
match as we'll Reid and Nunck ar
also confident that after the snauk
ri battle has cleared away after tn
snail game of their doubles mattel
sith Dozier and Phelps that the re
sult will shoul-a very coufortsbI
margin in their favor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
Virginia Defeats Yale
Nine By Score Of 80

(Special to The Richmond virginian.)
University Va, April 3.-Yale's
baseball nine was defeated to 0, by
the University of Virginia team here
this afternoon in a game featured
by the air-tight pitching of Tazewell
Taylor, Jr., of Norfolk. who held the
Eli batsmen to one hit. and famed
eight men.
W. T. Moran, Of City Point. made
two of Virginia's hits, and W. 3. PETIT
way. of Richmond, accounted for the
other. Peters was responsible for the
Blues lone safety in the fifth inning.
The Orange and Blue team show
ed considerable improvement over the
form displayed against Cornell Fri
day. making only one error as OPP
posed to seven the day before. Yale's
pitchers, Kelly and Calhoun, made
good showings in the box. but were
outclassed by Taylor. whose cool work
inspired the Virginia men with con-
ffdence.
Four thousand persons witnessed
the game from the Lambeth field
stadium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
EXPECT KENTUCKY
VOTE TO Be DOUBLED

Louisville. Ky. April s-Political
leaders in Kentucky are attempting to
make an estimate of the effect OF the
recently nactd law. which has been
signed by the governor. extending the
right Of suffrage to women Prevl-
ously women had had the right to vote
only IN school elections, but under tbs
new state law, which 1T IL conceded
viii he held constitutional. they will
have the right to vote in the presiden-
tial election this fall The total vote
cast for president in 1915 in Kentucky
was 519.947 and it is expected that the
! vote of the women viii bring this we'll
, over 1000, 900. II is estimated there
viii be about $4,000 women eligible to
vote in Louisville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
Carolina Battles
Maryland Eleven
Innings to a Tie

Chapel Hill, n. c., April 3.-North
Carolina and Maryland State battled
here for eleven innings today, final
score to 3.
The Tarheels were ragged in the
field but hit savagely. They threw
away an excellent chance in the ninth
inning when Maryland outguessed
them on a squeeze play. and caught
Graham fat footed. Wilson pitched
steadily in pinches
Score by innings: =
Maryland r. III. r.
0ol 0o2 900 90 3~-S-1
North Carolina 80
ee2 100 600 90 Silt
Batteries. Maryland. Beshit, KeeMe
and Bailey. Carolina, Wilson and
Younce. -sst
Umpires, Patterson and Boye OF
Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
BOWLING MATCHES
DURING COMING WEEK

AT the recreation drives Monday
evening the Recreation Tenpin tean
will lock horns with the Petersburg
"All Stars" in the second three games
of their twelve-game home and nome
match between the two teams Inc We
tersburg "All Sars" defeated the loGa
team on the Petersburg Y NJ. c. a,
drives last week in two out of three
games. but the locals are confident Of
annexing all three games on their
home drives. large following OF the
''Goober" team is TO accompany their
team to endeavor to root them TO we
tory.
Tuesday evening Captain Marsh
and his Corby team again lock hornS
with the Nolde Brothers Duckpin team
The Nolde team has already defeated
the Corby team in two matches buy
both were only won after STUBBORN
contests and by very small marg ms
| Captain Marsh is still very conhdeht
that he has the better team ana thae
once they get rolling true to form tha
they will decisively trounce the Node
team. A great deal of friendly rivalry
fexists between the Dough Mixers
and large galleries of adherents Oh
both teams are always in attendance.
| Saturday evening the Recreation
Tenpln team will entertain as their
! guests the Norfolk Portsmouth All
! stars IN the DUAl IHESc E6Hic9 "a w -
home and home match. Despite me
| fact that the Norfolk team amasSed
q considerable lead in the first three
games of the match in Norfolk las'
Thursday evening. nevertheless the To-
cal pin spiIlers are not only confident
hut grimly determined not only to
iovercome this lead but also to win the
match by a comfortable margin as well
After the five-man game match. Frank
Reid and Pop" Vunck will take Oh
the two Norfolk cracks" Dozier ano
helps in the final five games of theii
Item game home and home match
| The Norfolk pair won the set-to or
their home drives last Thursday even
ling by the narrow margin of six pins
hut Reid and Vunck are confident tina
ttaey will be able to demonstrate To ff'
Norfolk Crack" just how the gene
! 81 tenpins should be bowled next Sat
urdAy night when the final games arr
rolled.
This match will be treat for TIL
bowling fans, for some CLASSY bowl
ing il n store for them in view .
the fact that great deal of rivalrl
? has always existed between the twi
cities and Also that it has been
, number OF years since Richmond fan
| have seen a Norfolk team in actor
t lon local drives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
V. P. |. Field Honors
Go to Francis Byrd

Blacksburg, Va, April 3.--Francis
Byrd, of Norfolk, Va. was individual
point winner in the annual field
games here today. Byrd captured
firsts in seven events for q total of
thirty-f1ve points.
The events were as follows:
Two-mile run: Linkous, Newman
and Hail. time 10 minutes and
eighteen seconds.
1oO-yard dash: Birmingham, Pierce
and Chapman; time ten seconds fiat
120-yard hurdles: Pierce, Boynton
and Gordon; time eighteen and two
fifths seconds. ... .-
High jump. Byrd. Boliinger and
McElroy: height Ave feet six inches.
Shot Put: Byrd, John and Eidridge.
distance, thirty-four feet eight inches.
44o-yard dash: Byrd. Birmingham
and Woodward; time f1fty-three and
one-ffth seconds.
Javelin: Hodges, Hill and Fisher;
distance 136 feet, Ave inches.
220-yard hurdles; Smyth, Frazier
and Bailey; time, twenty-seveu and
two-ffth seconds.
Mile run: Liukous. Newman and
winhish; time four minutes and Atty
seconds
Broad jump: Byrd. Chapman and
| Birmingham; distance. nineteen feet
nine inches.
ss0-yard run: watkins, Spain, and
Frazier; time. two minutes and twelve
| seconds.
! 220-yard dash: Byrd. Pierce and
| Chapman; time, twenty five seconds.
| Pole vault: Byrd, Horndon and Nc
| Elroy: height, nine feet
Discus: Byrd, John and McGraw
| distance, ninety-two feet Ave one hal
| inches,
Penn State will meet Virginia Tecl
here next Friday in a dual tract
| meet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
WEST END GUN CLUB
TO CHOOSE NEW HOME

The West End Gun club must soon
choose "A new home, as its FORMER
camping grounds at Stop Is, vests
hampton car line. has been soid 70 =
building corporation, ana the Sunmen
must vacate.
Secretary NJ D Hart Of the Rich.
mond Gun club. stated yesterday thcS
the choosing of new home viii 10
one of the biggest matters before tue
annual meeting next Wednesday niEns
at s o'clock at the Commonwealtr
club. st. George NJ. Anderson Is CHAIR
man of the grounds and equipments
committee, and will make report On
the new site at that time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
YALE CREW Wins
BY SCANT LENGTH

Philadelphia, April Come on
Yale yelled Coach Guy Nickalls
from the tonneau of a touring car on
the East River drive late this after
noon In Fairmont park.
"Of course Captain Churchill Peters
and the other Yale six-footers could
not hear the Englishman but they
kept tearing along just the same and
beat PENIS varsity crew TO the finish
line by a scant length over the Hen
lay course of mile and i've six
teenths.
Yale did the course in six minutes.
A seconds and Penn tagged out but
still fighting gamely went over the
line at 6.47 3.
Amid the shouts of thousands in
the big crowd which was made up
principally of penn followers, Yale
flashed over the line winner by lit
tie less than a length. Not a Yale
man dropped while at least four OF
fsF4aeff fell eraF- TIA e-ti
oars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
LEONARD WOOD LEAGUE
ORGANIZED AT UNIVERSITY

Charlottesville, Va. April "a Gus
20 promote the candidacy OF General
Leonard Wood for president has bees
organized at the University. TO %
known as the Leonard Wood Leasas
t-tft pefsity Virginia In1
following officers were chosen;
President---H. 3. Dyche. -
Secretary Treasurer-Dayid T. Mac
Nair. of East Falls Church, Va.
The following compose the executive
committee of the organization: L. NJ
Biackford. Of the University. chairman;
j. c Sprigg, Jrss of the engineering 10.
partment: T w. y. Duke, OF City
Point. Va, a student In the law schuon
and Edward T. Brading, of johnson
| city. Tenn. OF the first year niedfcAl
class. Graduate and academic commits
teemeu viii be appointed later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
1884 2 | ]
RIG RT..tTTO<
AT 4o2 gao $50 ss5tss4

A return match between the Nor
folk-Portsmouth "All stars" and the
Recreation team Will he rolled on the
Recreation drives on Saturday even
Ing, April 10. when the loca team
hopes to avenGe the defeats admin
istered to them in Norfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

George Bernard Shaw says there
ought to be law by which every
building should be knocked down at
the end of twenty years and q new
one erected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

Hunger has driven the prairie wolves
VI Western Canada into small towns.
where they menace persons going
Stout after dark
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

Because two men had shaken hands
after a Hstic battle, a Western Judge
'uied that they had taken the case ont
VI court,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

The spring rush to the Northern
gold fields has commenced. Pacific
COASTAL steamers leaving for Arctic
points carrying capacity crowds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

Twelve strokes with the cat" was
part of q sentence given motor driver
in London recently The other part
was nine months imprisonment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
PLAYING SCHEDULE
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
AT BYRD PARK.

April 10, Brauer VS.. Cola. II Brauer
VS. Ccttrell. "a, Brauer VS.. Crump.
May /. Cola Us. Brauer. s Cola VS.
Crump. Ia Cloa VS.. Cottreli, y Cot
trel VS.. Crump, 20 Crump VS., Cola.
June 5, Crulnp VS.. Brauer. IL.
Brauer VS.. Cola 10, Brauer VS. Cot
trell 90, Crump VS., Brauer.
July g. Crump vs. Cottrell. 10. Cola
VS. Crurnp. II. Brauer VS.. Crump. "a,
Cottret vs.. Crump. 81, Cottrell VS..
Brauer.
August :. Crump vs. Brauer. IA,
Brauer VS. Cola.
AT co co a.
April 10, Cottrell KS. Crump, II.
Cola vs. Crump. "a, Cola VS.. CottreN.
May /, Crump VS.. Cottrell. s, Cot
trcIl rs. Brauer, Is, Crump VS.. Brauer,
q. Cola VS.. Brauer, %, Cottrell vs..
Brauer.
Juno s. Cottrell VS.. Cola, u, Cottreli
VS. Crump. IL. Cola VS.. Crump, 26,
Cola KS. Cottrell.
July ; Cola vs. Brauer, 10, CotJret1
Braucr Us Cola, 81, CrUmp VS.. Cola
+ August :, Cottreil VS. Cola. II Crump
+ VS.. ColtrelL
First named team takes field. Play
ing grounds at Byrd Park Is Diamond
I No. 3.
! In the present campaigs more than
in any other presidential asptrants are
making direct bids for that office.
over 3hGoo italians have gone bacl.
TO Italy from the United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

The longest average life la enjoyed
by the Norwegians.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

over 10000 italians have gone back
TO Italy from the United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

In the present campatg1 more than
in any other presidential aspirants are
making direct bids for that office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
Dress-Up for Spring
Be Sure You Have Correct Styles

like the Suit is
will be that
Scafner Suit. They fabrics that
tailoring the
mhchesd
alt theses impiit o S
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Signs of Better Davs

once about the first Of August
: decided improvement in labor
s'ne'eney :. seems TO have occurred.
.aese are many hopeful signs. One
1eHhite instance of the change is
.sp"rsed by a Pennsylvania iron
Mahasaeturing concern. About two
- a'ehias ago the management found
saa a' while its working force was
wv per cent in number, the produc-
s,on was only SO per cent of the
ssants capacity. The managers,
men not able to sell at the neceg-
s'y enhanced prices, announced
.y would have TO lay OF a part
8 sae working force, or in the near
"fe close down altogether. The
sssses Of the evils was chosen and
IL psr cent Of the hands laid off.
a1s Production Of the 80 per cent
aining at work rose at once from
Ia % 10 per cent.
3 s's this increase in production,
sn encouraging, was not suiss-
y u 20 keep the works going i'm
s DO aa additional 10 psg
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Calvin Coolidge Saws

(From his address to the Massachu-
sets Senate on being elected its
President January Z, 1914.)
Men do not make laws. They do but
discover them. Laws must be justified
by something more than the will of
the majority. They must rest on the
eternal foundation of Righteousness.
That state is most fortunate in it's
form Of government which has the
aptest instruments for the discovery
Of laws. The latest, most modern, and
nearest perfect system that statesman
ship has devised is representative gov
ernment. Its weakness is the weakness
of US imperfect human beings who adj
minister it. Its strength is that even
such administration secures to the peo-
pie more blessings than any other sys-
tenn ever produced. No nation has dis
carded it and retained liberty. Repre-
sentative government must be pre-
served.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
European Hostilities
editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Although the armistice was
signed nearly two years ago, Europe is
seething in state of unrest. rampant
since the war ended. From one end to
the other men and nations of Europe
are involved in antagonisms and hatreds.
If America had gone into that alli-
ance under the League of Nations we
now would be involved in the strifes and
conflicts of Europe, while America would
bear the burden. War is raging now
between Poland and Russia. England
faces a big strike and possible war in
Ireland, India and other places. France
is hated by Germany and Russia. In
Italy radicals sseizc factories and ship
ping. Workers defy governments al
most everywhere. We ourselves arc in
trouble here.
If it had not been for the Senate Of
the, United States exercising its consti-
tutional authority, without regard to
party lines, America would again be at
war, At the present time, instead Of
being at peace. II we had accepted the
Wilson League of Nations as it was
written and had been in honor bound
to answer the call Of European nations
to come to their defense we would have
been in trouble now. No one but Com
gress should ever summon this country
to war.
Rather les us put an end 70 all wars.
Brooklyn Sept g. 1920 Sc. w.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12

cent Of men were laid off-and pro-
duction rose from 78 to about 85
per cent of capacity.
Now, with 30 per cent reduction
Of the working force, production has
increased from 78 to SO per cent of
plant capacity.
This Pennsylvania case is doubt
less an extreme one, but it points
an obvious moral. Job sabotage Is
good for neither member of the in
dustrial partnership. Wages during
no protracted period are paid out
Of capital-are paid out of produc-
tion-and when production per man
decreases nothing can keep the wage
rate from falling.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Horthy VS.. Friedrich

Ans.hcr civil war seems imminent
in Hungary, for over a year q
powder keg. After having mas
sacrcd most available Jews, Social
lists and karolyist republicans, the
officers Of the monarchist army arc
on the point Of cutting one another's
throat. The split was caused by
rival claims for the throne of Hun
gary.
The Regent, Admiral Horthy, who
during tho war had shelled defense
less Italian cities and whose extra
dition is demanded by the Italian
government, now has a fancy to
have himself crowned king. He has
the support Of many terrorist chief
tains, but is opposed by the "Legiti-
mists," who want a Hapsburg, and
arc led by Friedrich, who heads the
civilian terrorist organization. Until
recently Friedrich was allied with
Lieutenant Hejjas, most dreaded Of
the terrorist officers and commander
Of q we'll organized detachment"
But, Hejjas having gone over to
uorthy's side, Friedrich organized
an army of his own. This army,
called the Lehar Division, equipped
itself witli arms and ammunition
seized in a recent raid on the Aus
TITAN arsenal at Furstenfcld.
The rivalry for the Hungarian
crown is the background of the trial
OF Friedrich for tho assassination of
Count Tisza, War Premier Of Hun
gary. For over a year Hungarian
public opinion agreed that Friedrich
mad instigatcd the murder. But his
political position made an indictment
Impossible. Now, however, Regent
liorthy has decided to "get" Fried
rich, and the trial is called. The
Horthy faction clamors for a death
sentence, but the prosecutors and
judges, as, indeed, most Of the pub
lie officials, belong to Friedrich's
awakening Hungarians," and the
chance of conviction is slender.
The most likely outcome Of the
scramble is coup d'etat, with one
party or the other proclaiming It's
dictatorship and msssaering It's ap-
posesits. In the mean time the dis
iEtsgxaaon OF Hungary centiass$ss=y,