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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
HELGOLAND, KADAISE
GALINGA TVIRTOVE.
DABAR KRUVA
AKMENU.

Berlinas. vasario IA d. pave
luota). = IIelgodand du metal
tam atgal buvusi nepereinama
jiegos - siandien era numestas
laiyas be jokios karines svarbos.
sleha nuo talkininku jurines pa
Visa, kas dabar liko, tai juoda
isdidi kruva pacios salos, uzkrau-
ia tonu tonais almenp su gudriai
istaisytomis victomis kanuolems.
Nokietiai, l1ariems rupejo pa
statymas sitos tvirtoves, salo,
kad dar septynis metus inns, iki
Highlands bus visiskai issriau-
tas. Griovimo darbas traukiasi
jau daugiau kaip metus laiko. Vi
SOS kanuoles jau praSalintos, bet
'ienp il kitu tvirtumu eriovimas
ina toli,u.
yienas suvis Atsiejo S175,ooo, 900
Pastatynnas tvirtoves atsi6jo
1ausiau kaip $l75,ooo,ooo, bet
JOS didziules kahuoles per visa
kare tik syki sose. Ane1ijos kar-
laivis Shannon vuvo iu tikslu.
Sala lose neveikiamq role volsie-
Sip pakras6io gynime gal delto,
kad talkininku zinovai buvo isl
tikine, jog negalima nutildyti
josios bateriju
Uosto pamatai apie 500 jardu
ilgio ir 500 jardq plocio buvo di-
dZ1ullu kOllkreto Smotu. Isl Jle|
reikes sunaikinti. zeme, ant XII
rios stow kazarmes, buvo per
ilgus metus> vokieciu iSpilama ir
atsiejo S5,ooo,ooo, dabar turds bu-
ii sugrazinta jurai. Visi Helgo-
,lando intaisymai buvo operuo-
jami hidfauline pajiega. Vanduo
reikalingas synimo If sanitaru-
mo reikalams buvo traukiamas
didziulemis pumpomis per 50 pc
dp ispozemiu juros lyginales. Po-
zenlines gelcrijas, apsviestas elek-
ira karinlnkai vadina ssstebuklin-
gals darbais."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
NAUJOS SOCIALISM,
PARTIJOS PAVOJIN-
Cos VOKIECIU
VALDZIAI.

Berlinas, vasario 27 d. = Nau-
JOS socialistp partijos prizes atelr
nancius sales rinkimus sia yasa-
IA auga su tokiu greitumu, kad
pradedama sakyti, jog jaunqsias
organizacijas tyeria ir remia pi-
nigai socialistu priesai, kad Su-
skaldlius socialistu balsus ir W.
emus socialistu laikomas vietas
salies seine.
Dvi jaunos organizacijos ia,
rodo savo st;prumr = Tungtine
Socilistu partija, kuri sutrayske
narlus socialdemokratu ar di-
't.iumeciu partijos. Nepriklauso-
mqjq Socialism, partiioSB IL Ko-
If nauja organizacija va
dinarna krikscioniais socialistais.
]p pasisekimas butp pragaistin-
gas dabartinei valdziai, kuriai dar
us truksta uztiklinimo, kad il
liks save pozicijoj ateinantiuose
rudeniniuose rinkilnuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
Erzbergeris Sugrisias.

E.rzbergerlo pasitraulimas is
loalicines valdzios nebus visis-
kas, jei tripartinis kabinetas ISL
tikins, kat be 10 negalima apsei-
ii. kabneto nusprendimas pri-
klauso nuo to, kokius suradimus
luos tyrinejimas suktybiu SUI
mokestiais. kurios primetama
Erzbergeriui.
Yra spejama, kad jis sugris
kabinetan rytoj, ar panedelyj.
10 paties partija, centristai ne
nori matyti il pasitraukiant, q
didziumieciai socialistai nors
svarstosi, bet yra isitikine. kad
Erzbergerio gudrumas reikalin-
gas ne tik finansams, bet ir ki-
items svarbiems reikalams vesti
ateinantiais keblumu laikais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
CUNARD LINIJA PIE
NUOJA PAIMTI VO-
KIECIU LINIJU
BIZNI.

Londonas, vasario 27 d.
Telegramos is New Yorko laik-
rastyje Daily Mail pranesa apie
Kunard linijos pastangas suorga-
nizroti didele Anglijos laiyu
kompanljq l,remimui vokieciu
'buvusios vaizbos iseiviais If VIZ
ba tarp centrales Europos If
iAmerikos. Mail sake, kad Gu
pard linija derina pirkti didelius
dokus If padangas Hamburge,
kurie pirmiaus priklause Ham
Iburgo Amerikos linijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
FRANCUZU GELGKEL-U
STREIKAS ESAS POLL
TINIO BUDO.

Paryzius, vasario 2S d. = Da-
bartinis francuzp gehkeliu strei-
kas yra skaitomas greitian poll
tiniu kaip ekonominiu Nors Xxi
|. Siol is neiSsiplete po visa sail,
1bct suspejo qaliesti svarbiausia
linijp sistemq tarp Paryziaus,
Lyono, Tarpzeminiu juru ir vie
TIM sostines susiekima
Streikas prasid5io sitaip: Vie
mas daiIyde vardu Campanaao,
dnbusis vienoje uznlicscio DIR
byklq kelios dienos atgal praSssi
leidimo per Pietus nueiti susi-
rinkitnq. Mors jis negavo leidimo,
bet jis nuejo If pasekmeje to jis
lbtfyo nt'baustas atstatymu is dar-
: bo 4S valaadoms. Del sIto 10
draugai suStreikaVo.
Beto, streika issauke ne Sales
Gclzkelninku Fedcracija, bet
Krastutininku organizacija gadi-
nama Centrale Paryziaus Gelz-
kclninlcu Unija.
Sta unija Nisuamst mego poll
tinius streikus saukti, bet tik Sa-
lies Fedcrccija turi teise saukti
streikS,
Sales Federacijai susilalkins
nuo streiko, didziuma darbininku
Siaurineje, rytineje if vakarineje
sistemose pasiliko ant savo vietu
,ir, iskiriant traukinirs einaneius
j Italia, sveiearija ir Riviera If
atgal, padetis. yra normale.
.Prasidejus streikui kaikurie
traukiniai ant istiktuju liniju
buvo sustabdomi ir vazirojantie-
ii issodinami ties aftimausia sto-
timi. Paryzines Stu linijp kelio-
galos visai uzdarytos prekems
bsiuntiniams II uzumiesciu ju-
Sdejimas.
s;treikininkai reikalauJa sugrq-
zinimo atstatymo dailydes, algu
ir atliginimo istatymp pertasymo
ir, kaip Echo de Paris sake, gelz-
kelly suvisuomenijimo.
Niespju darby minister's pa
sake kad jis visomis pastango-
mis- stengsis palaikyti pergab chi
ma neapsieinamu maistq If pas
tiniu siuntiniu If tuoju tikslu pa
naudoja kareivius traukiniuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
SUSPENDUOTI N. Y. so
CIALISTAI ATMETA
GINKLUOTA SU-
XILIMA.

Albany, vasario 27 d. Charles
Solomon, vienas penkiu suspen-
socialistu susirinkiminin-
ku, kuriuos nagrineja teisminis
komitetas neistikinumo klausi-
me, siandien perldausiamas pa
sake, kad jis niekuomet neuzsi-
gyne to. jog jis yra revoliuciniu
socialism,, Bet revoliuciniu socia-
listu 10 prasmeje yra toks, kuris
stensiasi perstatyti visuomene, 0
visuonenine revoliucija yra ra-
mi ekonomine pcrmaina vieson
pramones nuosavyben.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
PINIGU KURSAS.

Tzsienio pipigai apstin,is nuo
$4,000 augstyn tarp banku,
kaip paduoda Merchants Loan
and Trust kompanija vas. 27 d.
kainuoja sekanciai::
Londone -kabeliu svaras S341
Sekiais $40
Paryziui = kabeliu dol. 1925 fr.
Olandijoj eelSiais marIe 36zsc.
Danijoj I4.ooc.
svedijoj 1850.
Vokietijoj 1.Ioc.
suomijoj 4.15c.
Lenkijoj Is
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
PER KRATA PAEME RA-
zINKU W 900.

Cleveland, o., vssario 26 d.
Policija 81 ryta radariusi krata
privatiniuosc namuose paeme du
distiliuotuvus po penkiasdesimtis
galicnp, 593 skrynias razinku,
10 skryniu slyvp, IS backas mi
SOS ir 10 galionu razinkines dag
tines, visp dafktu werta isnesa
nuo $4,000 Xxi $4,000. Vienas
asmuo tapo suarestuotas ir att
Quotas federalems valdzioms.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
SIULO SOVlETUS
FRANCIJAI.

Strasburgas, Francija. vasario
20 d. - Susirlrkusiam Jia sales
sccialistp kongresui buvo pasiu-
lyta isteisti komisiia is teoretiniu
ir techn;nip zinovp proletarines
sovietp respublikos ivykinimui
istirti.
Kongrese skaitytieji pranesi-
mai parodo, kad socialistu par
tija Francijoje isaugo is 10000
sausio men. 1910 m. Xxi $4,000
sausio m5n. 1920 IN.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
SUMAzINO VALGIUS.

Paryzius, vasario Fl d. = Sian
dien kabmetas uzdejo varzynt.s
valgykloms. Pagal 10 prisakq
valgiu surasas gall susideti ne is
daugiau kaip dvieiu valgip, is ju
vienas mesos, be pieno po 9 val.
ryto Jei tas nepagerins padeties,
tai bus ivesta pasn....o dienos sa-
vaiteje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28

riskie, vakar kalb5damas New
Yorke daugutiniu sankroyininku
drausijos konferencijoje pasake,
kad del padidejinio vartojimo 81
toj salyi sunku yra tiketis. kad
cNraus kainos la5ai sumazetu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
ITALU MOKSLININKAS.
TYRINES MEKSIKOS
ZEMES DREBEJIMUS.

New York, vasario 27 d.
Zymus scismologos. porf Emelio
Oddone siandien atyyko is Ne
apollo laiNu President Wilson,
Naziuodamas Meksikon. kur iis
vra paslpstas savo valdzios is
tirti priezastis il pasekmes nese-
mai atsitikusip zemds dreb5jimp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
Is zenlaitijOs

4Lietuvoje" uz dienos
kitos ivesime tokia antsal-
vi] tim tikra skyriu,
Gerb. P. Suodzius, is Tel
!. siu, Zenaitijoje, kurl
"Lietuvos2 Redakcija inga-
'liavo butt L korespon-
dentu visoje zemaitijoje,
pasizadejo "Lietuvos9 skill
tyse perstatyti zemaiciu gy-
venimq lake visasvietines
kares il dabar, prasid5-
jus naujam = laisvam gy-
venimui Jis aprasines kul-
turin zemaiciu kilima, APP
svietos bujojimq, prainones
il prckybos vystymqsi, zem-
dirtbystts kilima II t. p.
10 rasiniuose bus palies-
ia atskiros vietos. mieste-
liai lie kailnai, ivairios drau-
gijos il istaigos. Neliau prize
aprasymu bus talpinami il
pavcikslai.
Apart p. P. S. rastp
skyriui, rs zemaitijos" bus
il kits musQ korespondentp
apsk. (is to krasto rasiniai,
tarpe llitu g. Jul. Stra-
gauskio - is Taurages ap-
skr.. - Tai bus labai indo-
/, mis- If naudingi pasiskaity-
mai del kiekvieno lietuyio,
o ypac del zemaicio. = Pa
tartume kiekvienarn temy-
ii "Lietuvoje" skyriq rs
zemaitijos.'
Priegtam, G. P. Suodzius
apsiima patarnauti savo
Vientauciams -zemaiciams
Amerikoje suradime ju 81
miniq II pazlstamu antrasp.
= Tas 10 pranesimas tilps
SIX. rs zemaitijos.9
"Lietuvcs" Red.
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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-28
CUKRAUS KAINOS
PASILIKSIA.

New York, vasario 26 d. =
Suv. Valstiju islyninimo komite-
to prezidentas George A. Sab
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
STORM MAROONS
EAST MARYLAND
Bay Shipping Delayed and Rail-
road Traffic Hampered by
Worst Storm in Years.
CITIES IN DARKNESS
Virtually Every Stream in Penn
sylvania Overflows and Many
Bridges Are Washed Out.

Baltimore. March 6.-The eastern
shore OF Maryland is virtually isolated
tonight by the worst storm in many
years. All bay shipping is delayed and
railroad traffic hampered.
: Philadelphia, March 6s-asfffe storm
which ragged from o'clock last night
until daylight was one OF the most Sc
we're OF the winter. Driven by strong
northwest gale, the snow piled up in
big drifts and brought the trolley SER
vice in this city to a standstill. Ship
ping on the Delaware river also was
impeded.
! Virtually every stream in this sec
tion of the state overflowed its banks
Saturday and gorges broken by the
high water swept away bridges and
railroad tracks. Telegraph and tele-
phone service was put out of commits
sion in places and a number of towns
and cities were in darkness last night
by the flooding of power plants. Troll
ley service was badly crippled and
scores of houses along the banks of
the swollen streams washed away and
many mills and factories had to shut
down because of flooded boiler rooms.
Men, women and children, marooned
in their homes, We're rescued in boats,
some of them being taken from second
story windows.
Towns along the Schuykill and Sus-
quehanna rivers appeared to be the
heaviest sufferers. Reading, Lancaster,
Harrisburg, Williamsport and Wilkes
barre reported heavy damage. Parts
OF all these towns were inundated and
much of the surrounding lowland was
under water. Most of them were with
out suburban trolley service. The
breaking of two ice gorges in the
Schuykill river above Reading caused
all of the industries in that city using
electric power to close down. Bridges
and houses were swept away at Lam
caster and the city's liberation plant
was threatened.
All the streams in the Wyoming
valley overflowed and low-lying sec
tions OF Wilkesbarre and suburban
towns were under water. At South
Wilkesbarre all traffic except by boats
was suspended and scores of families
(No. 4-Continued on Page Two)
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
DEADLOCK NOW
APPEARS SURE
League of Nations Opponents
Plan 10 Close Debate and
Get Pact Out of Way.
WILSON REMAINS FIRM
His Unequiy0cal Statements to
Senator Glass Are Quoted as
His Answer to Compromise

Washington, March 6.-The move to
bring President Wilson actively into the
peace treaty compromise negotiations
got such a setback at the White House
today that irreconciIable senate op-
ponents Of ratification again pronounc-
cd the treaty dead and gave notice
they would move Monday to bring the
debate speedily to an end.
Some administration officers insist
that instead of Senator Simmons and
others enoeavoring to persuade the
president to accept the Article X COM
promise which some democratic and
republican senators are now trying to
work out, they should bend their ef-
forts toward persuading Senator Lodge
of Massach usetts, the republican leader,
to accept IT,
The presidents attitude toward fur
tber conferences on the treaty with
democratic senators as reflected at the
White House was learned with mani
fest disapp pointment by democratic and
republican senators who have been
working for compromise. It was
said the negotiations would continue
but many senator's predicted that II
Mr.. Wilson declined to consider fur
ther compromise proposals the hope of
ratification would be greatly dimin-
ished.
Among some OF the republicans how
ever, it was predicted that refusal
to see Senftor Simmons would result
q further defections from the admin
> ltration ranks in the senate and might
atd to a break sufficient TO secure
.tfceptance of the republican reserva-
tons.
Tfe. com promise proposals Senator
simmons had planned to present to the
president were worked out in nego-
tiations between substantial groups of
The two parties with Senator Sim
mons acting for the democrats and
Senator Watson OF Indiana for the re-
publicans. The two party leaders had
kept I'm the background. but there has
been a general belief that IL the pres
ident would approve the proposal, vir-
tually all elements except irreconcila-
ble opponents OF ratification could be
brought into line.
In his talk With Senator. Glass two
weeks ago the president is understood
10 have reiterated in general terms his
opposition to any reservation on Ar
ticle X which would invaldate the OBJ
legations OF the United States under
that article. Some Of his warmest sup
porters in the senate however, believ-
I'd until today that the compromise
proposal as pow framed might meet
with his approval.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
FOREIGN TRADE
PROGRAM READY
Southern States Will Fight Dis
ordinations Which Have
Checked Their Commerce
GREENSBORO is HOST
Delegates From Southeast Will
Gather at o. Henry Hotel
to Prepare for Battle.
By GEORGE Il. MANNING.

Washington, d. c., Mar. g. Ar
rangements have been completed for
the Foreign Trade Conference of the
South Atlantic States, to be held in
Greensboro, N. c., March IL. at the
o. Henry Hotel, under the League
Of Cities" to formulate a program by
which the states of Florida, Georgia,
North Carolina and South Carolina
will fight the determinations which
have hitherto held their commerce in
check.
Invitations TO this conference are
being issued by Matthew Hale, presi-
dent of the South Atlantic Export
Company, and by the Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce; as the host
chamber, to all the commercial organi-
cations of the four South Atlantic
states
The purposes of this conference are
fourfold: First, to secure the estab-
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
NO RESOLUTION
ON AVIATION YET

Washington, March 6.-After four
hours discussion OF American aviation
efforts during the war, the house sit
ting as a committee reported todsy to
the whole house it had come to no
resolution" on the conflicting reports
which its investigating committee had
made after a prolonged inquiry into
the air program. There were sharp
differences between republicans and
democrats. and the republicans declar-
ed during the debate that their whole
purpose was TO make known the facts
of the wartime aviation failure"
The democrats. on the ether hand.
termed the work a success. with some
mistakes made. due to The gigantic
Job
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
RESIDENT REFUSES TREATY PARLEY
ARMY YCONGRATULATESS SELF ON NDRYLEADERSHI
CHARGE CONSPIRACY.
IN COTTON PRICES

Atlanta, Mar. Ga conspiracy
to reduce the price of cotton
graded below middling is charged
against five widely known brok-
ers in petition for injunction
filed in the Federal District here
this afternoon by the state COM
missioner of agriculture and di-
rector of the Barket Bureau. Suit
is sought under the Sherman
law.
Concerns named as defendants
are George H. McFadden &
Brothers, Latham & Bradshaw
Cotton c mpany, Anderson,
Clayton & Company, the How
ard-Taylor Company and the
Strickland Jordan c o m p any,
most of whom have offices here
and in New York.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
SMITHWiCk SILENT
ON HANCOCK ENTRY

Washington, Mar. 6.-In reply
ing today to the question as to
whether he had any comment to
make with regard to the an
nouncement of the ex-postmas-
ter at Pensacola that he would
oppose him for the nomination
for congress at the primary,
Congressman Smithwick said
not a word
Mr.. Smithwick is keeping very
closely in touch with the situa-
tion in his district however,
while engaged here in his con-
gressional duties. 1t is likely he
will seek the opportunity to get
away from congress at an ap-
propriate time later on to meet
his constituents and see as many
of them as possible before the
primary. Meanwhile the con-
gresham is diligently saving
wood for his district in congress
and making politics a secondary
matter.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
ELECTRIC Line
OVER CASCADES
st. Paul Railroad Completes 649
Miles of Electrically Oper-
ated Lines in West.

Seattle, March 6-Today with the
opening of the electrification of 200
additional miles of main line track OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad. that line now has 649 miles
on which electric motive power is
used. The formal opening Of the Cas-
cade electrification in the state of
Washington was featured today by the
operation of a special train to inaugu-
rate this new electrified service, and
demonstrated that what was first be-
lieved to be rare innovation is now a
practical reality. This concludes the
latest link of electrification over the
great mountain ranges of the North
west.
The new section consists of the
traekage extending from Othello to
Black River junction, Wash, to the
outskirts of Tacoma and Seattle. in
Guiding a mile of main line track north
from Black River Junction necessary
for the interchange between electric
and steam locomotives The famous
Cascade range. one or the last bull
warks between Nature and scientific
civilization. is crossed in this section
Of the railroad.
Since 1915. the main line from Har-
rowtovn. Mont, to Avery, Idaho.
distance of 40 miles. has been cleo
trified. The success Of this plan led
to the subsequent development over
the Cascades. The Continental Divide
is crossed on the Harrowtown-Avery
line.
New electric locomotives, which have
by severe tests. proven their economy
and power, have been purchased and
are now beginning their tour of duty
on the newly electrified line. Sub
stations have been established at
Taunton. Doris, kittitas. Gle Elum.
Hyak. Cedar Falls. Tenton and Taco
ma. The new locomotives, fifteen in
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
ASK GOVERNOR
TO BUY LIQUOR

Westerville, Ohio, Mar. 6.-In a
statement issued here today at
national headquarters of the
Anti Saloon League. purchase by
the governor of all liquor stocks
in bond was urged on grounds
that such action wouls enable
the distillers to get all they ac-
tually have invested in the whis-
key. The statement said this
would do away with the temp
tation to steal the liquor also
with the incentive to spend vast
sums to repeal the prohibition
amendment. The league would
have the government turn the
liquor into denatural alcohol.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
BARTER BASIS
RUSSIAN TRADE
American Commercial Repre-
sentatives Await Resumption
of Trade With White Bear

Copenhagen. Mar. 6.-Representa-
tives of American commercial inter
ests and those OF other countries are
gathering in Copenhagen and Stock
holm as well as in Baltic ports, at
tracted by the lure Of trade with Rus
sia. They think the day is near when
the Russian markets viii be opened 10
the world
AS there is scarcely a cemn odity
that Russia doesn't need. the demand
for every kind Of manufactured arti-
Gle, from hairpins TO locomotives, viii
be prodigious. In the opinion Of busi-
ness men with whom the correspon-
dent has talked, it viii take years
TO satisfy Russia's needs. Owing TO
Russia's financial and credit conditions
and the fact that the people are rep
resented by a government with which
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
INDUSTRIAL MEET
COMES TO CLOSE
Final Report With Definite
Stand on Labor Issues Be
Published Next Week.

Washington, March 6.-The proper
place to grapple with labor problems
H. in the Individual plants, the second
industrial conference viii tell Presi-
dent Wilson in its final report. The
conference adjourned today after hav-
ing held 50 sessions and the report
unanimously adopted will be made pub
tic in about a fortnight. Specific rec
mendations have been made on
hours of work. wages, women and chill
,fren and similar problems and a def
mite stand taken on collective bargain
ing
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07

Montgomery. Mar. 6.-Governor Kill
10y tonight called a special election
November second to elect a successor
TO the late Senator Bankhead
William p. Cobb secretary of state
: today qualified as a candidate for
congress from the Fifth Alabama dis
triet. He will run for the place now
held by Congressman James Thomas
Heflin, who has withdrawn TO run for
; the United States senate.
Birmingham. Ala. Mar e.-Mrs.
Braxton Bragg Conner wife OF the
newly appointed United States sena-
tor from Alabama died this morning
at the Conner residence here.
Mrs. Conner had been i'll long time
and had but recently returned from a
trip to Florida for her health.
Mrs. Conner was 81 years old and
before marriage was Miss Eva Jane
Farris of Cuthbert. Ga. Nine children
survive her Funeral arrangements
have not been made
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
ALLIES DEMAND
MASSACRES END
Turkish Government Warned in
Drastic Note That Armenian
Atrocities Must Cease.
TURKS ARE OBDURATE
Retort That Their Crimes Do
Not Approach Those When
Greeks Landed in Smyrna


spatched a note to the Turkish gov
ernment today, the terms of which
were not disclosed but it is under
stood they are drastic and will be fol-
lowed by drastic action should the
necessity arise.
Premier LLOYD George announced
Thursday that massacres of Armen-
ians in Cilicia had been the subject
of very anxious consideration and that
the allies prepared to give the French
whatever support is possible in protec-
tdon of minorities in Cilicia where the
French have charge of protection.
Constantinople, March 5. British
forces in the Mesopotamian oil regions
particularly near Kerkiuk and Mosul
have been enga ged in constant skirm-
ishes with tribesmen and Turkish ir-
regulars, the opposition of these
forces being similar to that en-
countered by the French at Aintab,
Marash and other points in Cilicia.
Recognition of the Armenian repub-
lie without defining it's boundaries is
said to have undoubtedly embittered
the Turks in Cilicia. The Armenians
there claim Adana and all Cilicia
must be incorporated in the new re-
public as they belonged to ancient
Armenia. 1t is said French forces
of occupation have enlisted many
Armenians thus tanning the ancient
racial and religious hatred between
the Armenians and Turks and linking
it with the actual state of war ex-
listing between Turkey and French
units. It affords screen for Armen-
ian massacres in the vicinity of
Marash, it is declared. Protests by
allied representatives that the Turks
are conquered and must accept the
consequences of war have little effect
on the Turks who insist they entered
the war against their will and dis
miss the matter as if the disposition
of Turkish affairs were not connected
with the war.
The horrors of Armenian massacres
and deportations during the great
struggle are blandly met by the Turks
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
GOVERNOR KILBY
CALLS ELECTION
Late Senator Bankhead's Place
to Be Filled November 2.

Birmingham, Mar. 6.-Former Unit
ed states Senator White tonight an
nounced his candidacy for the senate
to succeed Bankhead