Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

leaving only 5000 troops to guard the Rhineland.
 July Flood riots in upper Italy be- come so serious that the government takes drastic steps to lower cost oi living.
 July 2-The first plane of the new mail service between New York ano Chicago arrives in New York, carry ing 300 pounds of mail.
 July 4-Jack Dempsey wins the heavyweight boxing championship iron Jess Willard, at Toledo, O.
 July A force of troops and police rush the presidential palace at Lima Peru make President Cardo prisoner and proclaim Agusto E. Leguia presi- dent.
 July 7-Argentina senate, without reservations, approves league of na- tions covenant, being the first ratify- ing body to take such action.
 July 9-German national assembly ratifies the peace treaty by vote oi POS to 115.
 July 9-Bolshevik troops reported cleared from the Crimea by General Denil<ine's forces.
 July 10-President Wilson submits the treaty to the senate, after an ad- dress on the league of nations cove nant.
 July 11-Three allied warships American, French and British, ordered to Plume, due to disorders there.
 July 12-Enver Pasha and two other Turk leaders condemned to death by a Turkish courtmartial, as responsible for Armenian massacres during the war.
 July 12-Allied blockade agains. Germany is officially raised.
 J1Iy 16-PreSidpnr Wilson nlltS en- tire control of the wheat situation in the hands of Wheat Director Jules H Barnes.
 July 17-Bela Kun, head of the Hun garian communist government, is busted.
 July 19-American sailors in launch flying American flag, are held up by Mexicans and robbed, near Tampico
 July 21-British house of commons ratifies the peace treaty.
 July 21-Labor situation in England becomes acute; 100000 miners strike; riots break out.
 July 21-Race riots break out in Washington and other cities; many killed.
 July 26-The newly created Pacific fleet passes through the Panama canal the largest vessels and largest feet ever to use this waterway.
 July 31-The telephone and telegra ph
 
 to their owners. after years opera ton by the postmaster general
 Aug. 4-Budapest, Hungarian capi- tai, is occupied by Rumanian troops in spite of allied protests, in retaliation for Hungarian occupation of Bucharest in 1916.
 Aug S-Actors strike in New York city, closing up theaters. Other cities follow.
 Aug. 11-Prince of Wales arrives at St. Johns, Newfoundland. beginning q visit to Canada and the United States. Aug. 1S-viscount Grey is appointed temporary ambassador to the United States.
 Aug 1.-Two American aviators. kidnapped by Mexicans, are held for s15.00O ransom.
 Aug. 20-Congress repeals the day light saving law, overriding the presi- dents veto.
 Aug. 22-Friedrich Ebert becomes president of the German republic. of the west and middle west to speak in defense of the treaty and league of nations.
 Sept 4-The peace treaty is ordered reported to the senate by the foreign relations committee with four reserva . tions and 45 amendments.
 Sept. 9-Cardinal Desire Mercier, prlmaIe or BeiS1unl, arflNeS III New York for visit to this country.
 Sept. e-Union members of Boston police force go On strike, which results in mob violence and thefts; troops called out
 Sept. 9-John Mitchell, chairman of the New York industrial commission labor leader and trade unionist, dies in New York at the age of 49
 Sept. 10-Senators Borah of Idaho. Johnson of California, and Mccormick of Illinois, start on speaking tour against the peace treaty.
 Sept. 14-Corpus Christi is razed by a tropical storm, resulting in loss of more than 200 persons and damage of s4, 4,000, ,000.
 Sept. 15-Gabriele D'Annunzio, with an armed force, occupies Plume and proclaims its union with Italy.
 Sept 22-Steel workers throughout the country go on strike principally for of the union.
 Sept 26-President Wilson, due -o Illness is forced to abandon his league