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1000 Communists Have Cros:
ssed Rhine Into The British
Zone Of Occupation 200
More ExpectedsT . Arrive s--...: ~
Revolt Ia Ruhr Valley Near.
II AT End Situation Ia
Ruhr Valley l. Bad, Living
Conditions Almost Unbear.
able. 5s

Coblenz, April -, 900 communists
have crossed the Rhine into the Brit
ish zone Of occupation and had been
interned. 1900 more are expected to
arrive today. Flight Of large NUM-
Der Of communists into occupied ter
ritory is considered an indication that
the revolt in the Ruhr district is near
" at an end. Bochum was still in
control Of communists late yesterday,
and expected =. big fight there. The
situation in the Ruhr Valley is bad,
and living conditions are almost un-
bearable. A railroad strike at Essen
is reported and no trains are running.
4 Gellenkirche a north Of here, and
Dortmund and SchNerte, to theseast.
were captured toda and occupied BY
advancing government troops.
Much fighting il reported I'm the
Rhhr area. W III n &
~ There are indications of the ARed
terror 8 in Essen. under the direction
,bf Red officers.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
Hotel At Munich
Has Changed Hands

/. The Munich Hotel has changed
hands. The former proprietor, James
M. Carey, has moved toshis farmnear
Toxic. Dennis ]. Mckinley, of st.
Paul, has purchased the hotel proper
ty and has taken charge Of the same.
He brought with. him q car load Of
goods consisting Of q lot Of new ffurni-
sture for the hotel. Mr.. McGinley has
changed the name from Hotel North
eln to Hotel Munich. He expects to
remodel an redecorate the interior.
Mr.. McG Ginley il man Of consider
able business experience and the PED
pie Of Munich and the travelling pub
lice are assured Of Q first. class hotel.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07

Chicago, April representatives
of $500 members of the brotherhood
of locomotive firemen and enginemen
employed in the Chicago switch dist
rict, today have defied their union Of
ficials and voted to join the unatithor-
lied switchmen's strike, called nearly
a week ago. Freight traffic through
the Chicago district already was re-
stricted seriously and strike leaders
and railroad officials were agreed that
if the force of the strike was authen-
tic, traffic would virtually be brought
to a stand still. The engine and fire.
men declared they would not work
with "scabs", as they term loyal un-
ion men who were to be used to break
the strike and also demand increased
wages. Engineers are paid $5.76 a
day and are demanding $1.60 an hour;
the firemen are paid from S4.18 to
$4.48 day and demand 81 an hour.
It was reported the supply Of sew
eral foods and fuel were beginning to
run low in Chicago, and nearly $4,000
employees had been thrown out Of work
at the stock yards by the shortage Of
receipts Of cattle. It was stated that
unless receipts Of live stock was re-
sumed shortly, approximately $4,000
men would be idle. The pens at the
stock yards virtually were empty yes
terday. The strikers claimed early
today that 16, 900 men already were
out in this district and that by night
25, 900 would be on strike. Railroad
officials, while not denying the serious
ness of the situation said about 2,5OC
lswitchmen and yardmen were out.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
GEN. R0MANOvSKY SHOT THRU
HEART. AT RUSSIAN EMBASSY
General Denekine Was In Com
pany With General Roman
ovsky At Embassy-Murd-
erer Not Found, and As No
One Saw The Tragedy 1t Is
Not Likely Will Be-Dene-
kline Is Fugitive On Board a
British Ship. ...
(By The Associated Press.)


Constantinople, Tuesday April Z
Derekine, former comman-
der of the anti-Bolshevik forces in
Southern Russia arrived here last
night, and today is a fugitive on board
the British warship. Immediately af-,
ter ne landed he went to the Russian
Embassy with General Romanovsky,
his former chief of staff, and it was
while he was there that the latter was
assissinated. General Denekine is be-
lieved to be in danger, because of the
high feeling that prevails among Rus
sian forces here and he went on board
the ship under guard of soldiers. The
Generals murderer has not been ap-
pretended and there is little change
as attache at the Russian Embassy
say nobody saw the tragedy.
General Denekine and General Ro-
manovsky were talking with Prince
Gergarain and several other Russians
in the sitting room at the Embassy
and the latter left to arrange for a
motor car to bring his luggage from the
steamer. A few minutes later revolv-
er shots were heard, and General Ro-
manovsky was found in a dying. con-
dition in the billiard room. He was
unable to speak when friends reached
him, having been shot through the
heart and windpipe. General Roman.
ovsky was unpopular with the officers
and soldiers and many charges were
made against him but General Denek.
inc refused to dismiss him.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
\ MILWAUKEE . n
REFLECTS
MAYOR H0EN
Complete, But Unofficial, Re-
TURNS From Milwaukee City
Election Show That Mayor
Daniel Hoen Was Re-elect-
ed Over Clifton Williams,
Nonpartisan Candidate.

Milwaukee, Wis, April Com
plete, but unofficial returns from the
Milwaukee city election show that
Mayor Daniel Hoan, socialist, was re-
elected over Clifton Williams, pres
ent city attorney and running ION the
nonpartisan ticket, by majority of
3,373. Under a new law, Hoen's
term will run for four yeats Hoen
led his ticket and was the only one
Of the three present officials to,apull
through. His vote was 1850 4Aaand
Williams. 37,221. s5s (:
Z In the convention for delegates to
the Republican National convention
those approved by Senator La Foil
ette were leading, though only saew
hundred precincts had been gArd
from. 9Ts5,. z5T:st. sis:sS
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
BrintOn Grab Law
Decision Delayed

Bismarck, N. D., April "A fur
ther delay in handing down . decis-
ion on the Brinton newspaper grab
law, which has been before the state
supreme court for some time, has re-
suited through the disqualification Of
Judge w. Z. Nuessle Of the district
court here, who was asked 10 review
the briefs of Supreme Court Justice
Harry A. Bronson.
Chief Justice Am. Christensen
announced last night that nosselection
had been made Of a jurist Is All the
thus created. Another Judge
will proba bly,. be selected this week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
10 VAUDEVILLE
ACTS Be ST AGED
here APRIL n
Famous O'Callahans Will
Stage a Ten Act Vaudeville
Here On April 22nd, for the
Benefit of the Elks Band, To
Defray Their Expenses To
Chicago In July.

Arrangements for the vaudeville en-
tertainment that will be staged here
on Friday evening, April 22nd by the
O'Callahans as a berefit for the Elks
To- Chicago Band, are being rapidly
made, Mr.. Flynn assuring World re-
porter this morning that definite
program would be announced in few
days.
STen acts have already being select
ed for this attraction and a fine pro-
gram is promised, consisting of dane
ing acts, musical acts, comedy sketch
e., whistling novelties, specialties,etc.
To make the program doubley enjoy
able an all Elks twelve piece orchestra
will furnish the music. These are all
taken from the ranks Of the band and
are as proficient with orchestra in'-
.struments as they are with band in
struments they were the best talent
that the. different towns in the lodges
jurisdiction are able to furnish. 4. 81
Word has been received from "Ole
Olson" that he will be in Devils Lake
on that with his famous Swede band.
This is welcome news to the manage
rnent Is Ole has been telling them tor
q long time that he was going tosvisit
Devils Lake some time this summer
with his aggregation and show thu
ks band that tlhere were 8 few
kinks" ii the musical proff ffessii0n ttlak
au,y 4 M - 80 u
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
FILTRATION
MURDER BEING
INVESTIGATED
Hotel Managers Will Determ-
inc Whether The Killing of
Traverse Walsh BY Joseph
Name Was Justifcable -
Name Says Walsh Flirted
With His Wife.

Chicago, April Managers of the
Chicago's six. leading hotels were So
lected as a coroner's jury today to
determine whether an alleged street
Irritation is sufficient reason for kill
ing a man. The hotel managers will
investigate the death Of Traverse
Walsh, knocked down by Joseph Name,
120-pound pianist, after Walsh was
said to flirt with Mrs. Name
Wafsh's skull was fractured and he
died shortly after being knocked
down. In accordance with a jury,
Peter Hoffman said hotel managers
came in contact with all classes of peo-
pie and would be Surprised to have
intimate knowledge of men who were
f1irts." 1t will decide whether Walsh
was such a person or whether it was
a killing justifcable for an alleged
Irritation or insult to another mans
wife.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
K. c s HOLD
INITIATION
HERE TODAY
Sixty Candidates Were Initiat-
ed Into The Order Today
Banquet Will Be Held This
Evening-Splendid Program
Arranged.

The local Knights of Columbus are
holding large initiation. this after
noon in the St Joseph church. A very
program has been arrang-
ed ard banquet will be served. The
are mostly from Ro]la, st.
Johns, Bisbee, Leeds Brinsmade and
many in this city. The candidates
are:
Robert A. IDelmage, Leeds. N. D.
John c. O'Neil, Leeds, N. D.
Thomas.L. Connors, Leeds, N. D.
.Antheny T. Solga, Leeds, N. D.
julius T. Gadwood, Leeds, N. D.
ndward Grady, Leeds, N. D..
James Grady, Leeds, N. D
John M. Brown, Leeds, N. D.
Valentine Goers. Bisbee, N. D.
Math. Bishop, Bisbee, N. D.
F.. Brarnon, Bisbee, N. D.
Norman G. Charboneau, Bisbee,N.D.
Jos. F. Watzke, Bisbee, N. D.
Oswald Egeland, Bisbee. N. D.
J. j. F'itchtinger, Bisbee, N. D.
Jos. F. Grenier, Rolla, N. D.
Jos. Moritz, Rolla, N. D.
!, Albert NJ. Marchand, Rolla, N. D.
Peter B. Moiltor, Brinsmade, N. D.
Alexander Link, Brinsmade, N. D.
Herbert Grasser, Brinsmade, N. D.
A. j. Molitor, Brinsmade, N. D.
Leo f. Roman, st. John, N. D.
Laurence Kelly, st. John. N. D.
Martin v. Bryan, st. John, N. d. !.
Jos. j. Allary, St. Johr, N. D.
/. Urban "A Thiessen, Michigan, n. D
Henry "A. Cecka, Michigan, N. D.
Joe L. Bina. Lawton, N. D.
Herman Boehmer, Lawton, N. D.
w: H. Welch,. Brantford, N. D.
N. B. Welch, Sbeyenne, N. D.
John I. Ginther, Southam, N. D.
Henry Il. Muhlen, Penn. N. D.
Starizlauss Azure, TT. Totten, N. D
I I.awrences Lang, Starkweather, ND
& Max, Miller, Hamar, N. D.
Valentine Schaan, Balta, N. D. &
J. RI, Litzinger. City. SIS i
Il j. r: Reilley,, City. B.
Oyilla Brasseur, City.
John Effinger, City. 4! 5. .sj
Frank Walk, City.
James Fitxpatricls, City. {.
peplazes, City. ii
81 Frederick ls Fugie, City. 5s
ssSs1 Sdmund Devaney, City. y b:
81 & 4 George q. CT WI s:t$:55.s
sS yf,, Tx.
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Bismarck, N. D. !, AApril do
not reed McLaurin Of North Caro-
3olina Walter Thomas Mills, Of New
Zealand, Roy Lance ;of Utah, Eugene
~. Debs Or Bilis Haywood Of the fed
eral itentiary pr any other i'm
ported socialist to tell us hcwlto Irnr:
orr state Of North Dakota, There are
men in. eudience lots 0fs men M
Mandan til. ses are pls, 81 II off men right
over tsere in the raillo. shops Who
are capab sf h,ld ,ldi,.g \, ea over II,
Bismarck and running this stat men
who are honest and sincere, men who
stand for Justice and right; men Who
sshoot square and who aFe u sociiai-
aaiists, /, said olrnney General William
slangers last evening ii his brief tall,
the testimonial Duet rendered!
him 81 u ii1S iizens as d mat
sial evidence % her good will and
backing him in ilnl hi rtiaieae & for governor
md ofa their ion of fs fixht.
,ainst TOWN. a ii
sss Jndte s upon
Judge u; u recalled
larger SIM ;iis y, for ZIG
{ 1n1ination ;IIs e idii.1ey 81
aolton Count On III nd 4slno,W =,
of o ttl,os & 6 iiii I him
he sa1,llei'
~ { III e
= sas. sS
) &. = ) q
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07

New York, April New York
states "big four" defeated the un-
instructed delegates of the former
State Senator William Bennett, pledg-
ed to the presidential candidacy Of
Senator Hiram johnson, of Californ-
ia, in yesterdays primary, according
to virtually complete returns early
today. ~,
With onlY 1876 election districts out
Of 2,571 in the state missing, the vote
for the "big four" was 1850 to q, ,561
Scattering returns from up state
where the vote was also light, indicat-
ed that they won over Bennett by a
greater margin then in this city. No
candidate favorable to Senator John
son was elected in any Of the twelve
congressional dist1lcts here, where
the1contests were waged.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07

James Stenson and Frank Post went
to Rock Lake this morning to COM
plete the work of installing a heat
ing and ventilating system in school
house.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07

President Wilson's peace treaty
has had some merry Washington
jaunts since brought here III N
Europe. This photo shows q. A.
sanders0n. secretary Of the United
States Senate. returning the re-
joeted treaty to the White House.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
RUSSIAN GENERAL ASSASSINATED LAST night
TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS eF DEVILS LAKE

TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS Of DEVILS LAKE
We are to offer Prize for the one who write
the best short Essay on WHY WE WANT A CLEAN
AND PRETTY CITY. Now, there great many
good reasons for this and it would surprise if
boys and girls would think Of that lot of grown
people have not thought Of.
We will publish in the paper the best Essay and it
will help we are sure to wake up the Grown People and
get the Boys and Girls Of Devils Lake interested in help
ing to cleanup and improve the town.
Mrs. Fenelon will tell you more about it very
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
big FOUR LEAD IN NEW YORK
JOHNSON STILL LEADS IN MICH,

New York's "Big Four" Defeat
cd Uninstructed Delegates
ef the Former State Senator
Bennett, Pledged To Senator
johnson In Yesterdays Pri-
mary-Returns Ip Michigan
Today Puts johnson Still In
Lead.
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$500 ENGINEERS ANT. .F|R[MtN
TO. JOIN SW|TCHMfN IN STRIKE

Will Strike In Defiance Of Un-
ion Officials Freight Traf-
fic Through The Chicago Dis
trict Seriously Restricted
Food and Fuel Supplies In
Chicago Reported Running
Low-Neariy Is, 900 Stock
Yards Employees Thrown Out
OF Work. H.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
INTRODUCE. Bill
BAR SOCIALISTS
n. Y. POLITICS
Two Bills Designed On Rec
ommendation of judiciary
Assembly Committee To Bar
Socialist Party From Parti-
cipating In Politics In New
York State Introduced Today
{By The Associated Press.j

Albany, April Two bills design
ed to carry out the recommendation Of
the assembly judiciary committee for
barring the Socialist party of America
from participation Of politicas in New
York state, were introduced in the
legislature today.
One measure is intended to require
the attorney general of the state to
begin an action in the appellant divi-
sion department for a judicial deter
mination Of the questions. Whether
the principles doctrines, or policy" of
the socialist party, "if carried into
effect would destroy, submerge, or
endanger the government Of the. state
ard nation ty
The companion measurer is design
ed to ammend the public office law
relative to qualification prisons to hold
office and provide for exclusion from
public office or preventing Of the ex-
ercising Of office duties.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07

w. ysine- Of Neville, came down.
last evening and is spending the day
attending to business matters here.
Mr.. Grippe says that everything is O.
i. at Newville, but the weather has
been very cold. b.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-04-07
INDICATIONS OF RED TERROR
IN Essen; COMMUNISTS ADVANCE
M.ANDAN. ! 4 | ] /: FRIENDS n |
Civ BANQUET
bill ANGER

LANCER Declares State Does Not
Need Men From Other Stat
ives To. Come Here And Tell
State How To Rum Affairs
# IN North Dakota Miss Mel
son Says omen Are Back
ing Langer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

''''' John Sherman Darst, alias Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" attempts to scat
ter his poison by making accusations OF
a nature to indicate that my campaign
was being conducted at the expense OF
the State.
want to state the true facts.
AS an officer Of this state have not
drawn one cent Of expense since last
December. nearly one year.
In my official duties as Commissioner
of Labor. my average expense for the
! last fifteen months has been $3.50 per
month, which at the high price Of hotel
service would not indicate that the state
was becoming bankrupt by providing for
my existence.
In the expense that I incurred. a part
| OF it was spent on official business out
side the state, at the approval OF the
state auditing board Of travelling ex-
penses, which includes the governor.
secretary of state and the attorney gen
| eral
Probably Mr.. Darst will endeavor to
deny some Of the figures which give
and which is not in exclusive possession
Of himself.
From July l, 1919 to October Is. 1920
| the Wood campaign for President trans
piring in the interim. $4,000 was spent
! for mileage books.
+ In addition John Sherman Darst
charged the state S2ss.7O for transpor-
! tation. s1S7.9S for hotel and meals
! $500 was drawn by ]. S. Darst's office
as an advance allowance for expenses Of
! himself and another to Los Angeles. TIC
date there has not been an itemized
statement filed to cover this amount.
! CrcditIng Darst with half the amount
of the advanced appropriation. making
sIS!hC. gives total expenditure OF
| How many real state house letters die
! Darst write during the past eighteen
months? Did you not take most Of your
! time sending out 'feelers" trying tc
! land the gubernatorial nomination;
| Finding this hopeless, did you not then
turn all your efforts towards General
, Woods campaign?
Did not Mr. Darst. in his biennial
me- sagc to the governor. state that he
had wrecked his health and lost all hi,
evenings nj home trying to take care OF
the arduous duties Of the auditors ofrict
and insurance department.. and earnestly
! recommend that in order that his sue:
! ccssor be not so heavily Handicapped
! that the insurance department be d.
vorced from the auditing department
! that tho insurance department be made
an appointive office. under the direction
, Of tn" governor or the auditor? Was
not Mr.. DarSt promised the 100000 jot
, Us superintendent OF the insurance de.
| parrment IN cpsc Morgan was elected?
Who paid Mr.. Darsts expenses to
Washington when he attended the fam
! Gus coal mems conference-when they
| turned him down-when he came ba ct
and told his intimate friends that "No
! man could hope 10 land the nomination
without the backing Of the coal men,
Examine the records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
JACOB R. RIDER
DIES SUDDENLY
WELL, KNOWN RESIDENT OF THE
EAST END SUCCUMBS TO ONE
DAYS ILLNESS
Came Hero Prom Meadsville, Pa. About
Thirty-fvo Years Ago--Was
Engineer

Jacob G.. Rider. well known and high
" esteemed resident Of 1S6 Eighteenth
street. died last evening at o'clock,
after a sudden Illness OF complications.
The deceased was horn in Meadsviile.
IA, on June 90. 1855. and was in his
fifty-tifth year of age. He was the son
of the late Andrew and Susan Rider. lie
came TO Wheeling thirty-two years ago
where he has since resided. For num-
her OF years he was employed at The
Engineering and Equipment company of
East Wheeling. IL" was we'll known
and had large circle OF friends who
were shocked to learn Of his death.
MIR. Rider is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Catherine Rider and six children.
William and Kenneth. and .Nlvcrda OF
Wheeling. lIildrelh of Toledo and
Misses Manila and Beatrice Is. Rider
at homo. Also TWO sisters. Misses
Luccla and Mary Rider at Mcadsrtllc.
Pa
Funeral arrangements w"r" incom-
plcte at a late hour last night but viii
be conducted by Rev. T.. &. Howard.
pastor of the First English Lutheran
church Of which tho deceased WAS an
active member. lntCrmrnt will be
made in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

Do you deny that your Joy r!as %
Angeles cost the tax payers VIC
TRANSPORTATION and that tl67.bo - ~
been accounted fort zsf
fores covering the state in hs infIS
Of General Wood and were not 0A1 -
penses paid by the slater
Did you not sthte that you ha1Ge4 ~:
the funds Of the Wood cm aRRe "
cordinr TO your statement, and that o4-S
other man appearing bsfore tho co09fNes
sional committee made the stAtemaA3s
that :ss'o00.o0 was put Into West VIZ
When you have answered tnese .qaSasc;:
tions / have some more that you VII,
have an opportunity to ponder ovef. nvt
in closing these questions 70 You ,; 10 ~
clerk. has paid back t1,ssi;oo Of ne
states money which has q balance g
$3.50 he received in excesa Of the
amount necessary, to perform the Moss
Mr.. Montgomery here prodnced nSurs,
to slbstantiate his assertion that real
and personal property OF this stAte, -.
pccially the homes and farms sfe ~.
utilities are reapinE a harvest VIII -,
vanclng rates allowed BY The Public
Service Commission Of the etAes, partly
during the time p F. Mofs.1 49,
counties paid taxes on greatly foduc1d
::" "rhe assessment on raj a1d
personal property, 1880 over 1913: -.
GLIDING farm lands. everytmnI ON u
S far@i aas n tas :s g e S
that Of the Public Service Corpoea4o1e
was increased a bare four miu5Cs.D
phones. electric lights. gas, street eAy
and railroad and passenger rates hAd
been increased from sixty to two huA-s
bred and fifty percent to the conSuefy.
''''' 1.-THE hue and CRY mad 9SAtnce
mo by certain vested interests, pr1my
being q radical. Is for the purpoe %
raising a smoke screen to blind the bon
| est tax payers from the real issue ynieo
Is equitable and 3u9 TAXATION, Nh
that we may extend the school term 81
the country and give the rural dtatrtot1
country high schools.
If elected governor. I pledxe % u
state an impartial edTinlstraaon g
but It will be through the duly elect
: constitutionally qualified and otnaAl
law Officers Of the State Of West Viz.
ginia- The reign Of terrorism and CT;
! lawry Of private gunner IN the Py q
coal eorporstions is = reprosch e cSs:
ss... The only alliance We have -
with the people. The issue Is clear eots
! We intend to install on the fourth 81
Of west virginia. for the people Of Wet.
Virginia, by the people Of West Virginia
We do not appeal to any Sroop os.
class. but we do appeal to the recon %.
the liberty-lovins. law-ahdinE eit.ns
ment establishing order and ushe1tHf
in an era Of good feeling."-Pohhcel
(Advt.)