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New-York tribune., 1920-01-16
Duo-Art Piano Plays Solo
Rudolph CAM Conducts Own
Recording at Concert

A large audience experienced an un-
usual sensation at Carnegie Hall on
Wednesday night. when the Duo Ar.
piano appeared as soloist with the
philharmonic Society and Rudolph
CAM conducted his own recording Of
Llszt's concerto in E fiat major. Ex-
cept when new roll was fed to the
piano at the beginning of the move
ments the instrument proceeded uncan-
nily through the concerto, as if Of
its own volition, with no visible sign
of human control.
Earlier in the evening Mr.. CAM him
self played LISTS concerto in A major.
The other numbers were Tschaikow-
sky's Romeo and Juliet" fantasy,
Smetana's symphonic poem "Vltava''
and Chabrier's rhapsody "Espana"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Western colleges for few dollars
more than he was receiving there"
Explaining that her statement this
fall that professors should form a
union and strike to enforce their de-
mands was not intended to be wholly
serious" Miss Taft nevertheless de-
clared tonight that 1.-The teacher is
under no contract to stay in his pro-
fession, and if he were he would have
every justification for breaking the
contract at present, when the salary
has been cut in half by the rise in the
cost Of living"
Throughout the history of educa-
ton large measure of the recompense
Of the teacher has been nothing more
tangible than the satisfaction which he
derives from his work." said Miss Taft.
"But that satisfaction must vanish if
he is beset on every side with financial
worries.
Won't Pay Butchers Bill
'1ntellectual enjoyment cannot pay
the butchers bill, and the poor scholar,
happy though he may be in hermitage
with loaf of bread and cup OF clear
water, cannot preserve his peace of
| mind or his intellectual detachment
when he faces the impossibility of CIV
ing to his children the benefits of the
education from which all his own sat-
isfactons have been derived"
Answering in the affirmative the
question Of whether education of
women has paid the country, Miss Taft
declared that "unless conditions i'm
prove, the college will have to double
its tuition fees, as students cannot
continue to be educated at>the cost Of
the professor"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16
CAM Plays List Concerto;
DuO-Art Piano RepvDduces II

large audience experienced a curl
Gus sensation at Carnegie Hall last
evening, when the Duo-Art piano ap-
peared as soloist with the Philharmonic
Orchestra, and Rudolph Ganz conduct
ed his own recording of Lszt's Con-
certo No. in f fiat major. Except
when a new roll was fed to the in
strument at the beginning of the move
ments, the piano appeared to be pro-
ceeding uncannily with no outward or
visible signs of human control.
Earlier in the evening Mr.. CAM. him
self, played LISTS Concerto No. 2 in A
major. The other numbers On the
program were Tschaikovsky's Overture
Fantasy Romeo and Juliet" Smetana's
Symphonic Poem "Vltava,' and Cha
brier's Rhapsody "ESpano "
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16
Closing Of Hall Cancels
Recital by Pauline Watson

The new Sixty-third Street Music
Hall has been closed by order of the
Fire Department, canceling a violin re-
citnl with orchestral accompaniment
which Pauline Watson. young Boston
musician, was to nave given there to-
night, with Richard Hageman, OF the
Metropolitan Opera House. conducting.
Miss Watson's managers announce that
as soon az another hall has been en-
gagged the tickets already issued will
be honcrcd.
Fire Department officials say that
they intend to keep the hall closed un-
til such time az the requirements arc
fully met. ~ ~ 4
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16
Demand Right to We'd

BIRMIN NGHAM, Ala. Jan. 15.-The
privilege Of marriage and parenthood
without disqualification for their vo-
cation will be demanded by the newly
organized Birmingham Federation OF
Teachers, which announced to-day an
extensive program of increased wages
and improved working conditions. City
school regulations provide that mar.
riage automatically ends the employ.
ment Of a woman teacher here. The
teachers will affiliate with the Amer.
lean Federation of Labor.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

ist' Will lecture at the Shubert The
ater ater on January 90 aud on February 8.
me SUBJECTS respectively are "The
Structure of an Atom; or. Recent Dis
coveries in Physics" and "The Ether
of Space"
Morris Gest left yesterday for Chi
cago yesterday, where he will witness
t the American premier of the opera
"Aphrodite" to be presented by the
Chlcago Opera Company next Monday
night, with Mary Garden.
Ray Raymond will replace Russell
Mack IN always YOU" now at the Cen
trai Theater, starting next Monday
night.
"The Wayfarer," which finished its
run at the Garden last night, will be
presented in Los Angeles beginning
March Is.
Frank o. Miller has been appointed
assistant managing director of the
Capitol Theater and has resigned his
position as manager of the Manhattan
Opera House.
Fifty members of the staff of "Nord-
SHERMAN a Swedish publication. at
tended last nights performances of
Happy Days" at the Hippodrome.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wade Hinshaw
Will be the guests of honor at a supper
tonight given by the members Of the
Society of American Singers.
The management of the Standard
Iheater announces the resumption Of
the policy of one-week attractions.
starting on January &c, when Fiske
O.Hara will appear in Down Limerick
Way"
Mabel Hicks an English actress,
made her first appearance in Scandal"
last night at the Tkirty-ninth Street
Theater.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, attending her
first theatrical performance since her
wives of the Presidents Cabinet mem
bers at yesterdays matinee perform
ance Of Mammals Affair."" in Wash
ington The play opens at the Little
Theater Monday night.
Children Of the stage, through ar
rangement with the Stage Chiidren's
Fund, Inc, will attend theater party
! this afternoon at the Capitol Theater
The next production of the Jewish
Art Theater will be "The Awakening
Of Spring" by Wedekind, instead of
Caste" by Sholem Asch, as announced
recently.
The Rev. DR.. William T. Manning
and James M. Beck will make ad-
dresses at the home of Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, $50 Park Avenue, on Tues
day, January 20, when plans for sthnu-
lating public interest in the revival of
romantic drama will be discussed.
The "Parisian Fashion Frolic," which
ends its run at the Broadway Theater
on Saturday night, will continue it's
career in the theaters of the Moss cir
cult.
Ethel Barrymore hopes to give a spe-
cial matinee performance of Maeter-
linck's "Monna Wanna" at the Empire
Theater before the Belgian poet play
wright leaves the city.
Negotiations were closed yesterday
between the Vanderbilt Producing Com
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16
The Stage Door

Captain Bruce Bairnsfather. author
OF "The Better OLE" lectures this
evening in Carnegie Hall on "Old Bill
and Me-" The talk will be illustrated
with cartoons drawn on the stage.
Major General O'Ryan will preside.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

snany, of this city, and j. Nevin TAFT, of
Melbourne, by which the latter acquires
the Australian and New Zealand rights
for Irene" the musical comedy now
running at the Vanderbilt Theater.
r. Aiegfeld jr. has engaged Lillian
Lorraine for the new mine O'Clock Re-
vue" and the second edition OF the
Midnight Frolic' which viii be given
on the New Amsterdam Theater Roof
on Monday, February 9.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16
Aee5@ez1!:*,1!

The oldest form of newspaper
advertising.
Classified advertising is the oldest form Of
newspaper advertising, but in the old DAYS it
wasn't Classified; it set in the same size
type, but it was scattered here, there and every
where in the paper.
Some one whose name is lost to history-it
was probably Henry B. Efficient-had the novel
idea of taking all these small, scattered advertise
ments and grouping them under suitable head
ngs Thus were born the Classified Adver-
tlsing Columns of the present day newspaper
If you are in need of help want a position,
want to buy or sell, look in the classified columns
to-day, and if you don't find what you want tee-
phone Beekman 5000 and let us insert classified
advertisement for you. Bill will be sent after in
sertion.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Miss Betty Beirns Andrews, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet Andrews,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, is spending
fortnight with her cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Kingsley Oil. at s. East
Sixty-Gftn Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Sir Oliver Lodge. the English scient-
lst' Will lecture at the Shubert The
ater on January % aud on February s.
The subjects respectively are "The
Structure of an Atom; or. Recent Dis
coverles in Physics" and 1.-THE Ether
of Space"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Ar. and Mrs. Edward Dudley Kenna,
q East Eighty-ninth Street, leave
he city on Sunday for brief visit to
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Ethel Barrymore hopes to give spe-
cial matinee performance Of Maeter-
linck's "Monna Wanna" at the Empire
Theater before the Belgian poet-play-
wright leaves the city.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Miss Helen A. Carrere has chosen
February II as the date Of her mar
riage to Frederick X. Barbour. 1t will
AXE place in st. James's Church.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Negotiations were closed yesterday
between the Vanderbilt Producing Com
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings has sent
out invitations for luncheon at her
kome, 8S2 Fifth Avenue, January 27.
for her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Brew
star
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

The "Parisian Fashion Frolic," which
ends its run at the Broadway Theater
on Saturday night, will continue it's
career in the theaters of the Moss cir
cult.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Morris Gest left yesterday for Chi
cago yesterday, where he will witness
the American premier of the opera
"Aphrodite" to be presented by the
chicago Opera Company next Monday
night, with Mary Garden.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Ass- z. Henry Hartman will give a
dinner dance this evening at her home.
! East Sixty-ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of St. Vim
csnt's Hospital will give its annual re-
eeptien and dance 1T the Waldorf-As-
tcfia this evening for the bsnefit Of the
sick and poor Of st. Vincent's Hos
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Several charity dances will be given
this evening, including another Of the
series known as the Bachelors, In the
Della Robbia room Of the Hotel Van
derhilt- Many suppers will be given in
connection with It, and the proceeds
New-York tribune., 1920-01-16

Another Of the St. Christopher
Leasue dances will be .given this
evening at the Plaza. Il viii be for the
beneht Of the Nursery and Child's Hos
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

PARTTSmnEtNET sTokE gNsks'aaR aEeurREs
THE sERvICKs OF AN ExpERI-
sncnD ssnD SA SALEsWoMAM i ~ IHElg .ira
TO Assist IN BUYING AND MAN
a.Issv aatNs the rLooRi III LsHhnaI rals
,sSsIUEEyIgw ss;Ussg u AHRAFesp IRA, sg, n, n WI
ADDRESS A II.
EVERY EVENING OFFICE,
COMPETENT colored cbainborinaid who
uuired. Apply 10 Mrs Overall. Employment
Office. ils W. Eleven tb street,
CuAMBERMAID-Ap aousekeop~.
Hotel du pont.
COOK wanted Must b~ experienced and
reliable. no washing or ironing. Apply lioi
Hounoy strEt.
EXPERIENCED aud lnas periencssd girls.
Good wages paid Delaware Hosiery Manu-
rActur1nS Co, Fifteenth mud VI nitiu5 Etfeet%
GrRI.--For general housesprs> Mrs. Hay
ward llbs W Thir teenta street
GIRLS wanted Experienced or fnespaFi-
enced. Apply at once. snow " hite Lam
dry, - "A sndevor Avo-
GIRL-For waiting and upstairs WORT Five
miles outside OF Wilmington. Address
~ Every Ev@lng once
Go"- COOK or one Who cru ii aaNiss ith
= ch - and housowork. i24i Washing"
to1f ct
HALF-(iRowN white girl tn assist with
care of child. Excellent home and good
wages 60 the right girl Call Holly OAK
S2i NJ
HoUsEKERrER Elderly ar middle a;ged
one in family Address A ~. Every hFon-
ing Gttice.
no OUSEI>EFpER Apply AR =. Union
street. Union Park 6ardens
MinDLE-AaEn Protestant wouen cau
hIid hood home where she can assiRi with
hoUscwork ana res-eiVs, r,a8onall lc allow
nnces by phonins Holly oas 2"2 J.
WANTED Women 20 take home wash for
family oT two living on Monroe strvot-
Address \ 10 Every ksen'ng ehico
W ANTKD- Woman for generai hou-,wuTk.
Apply 1906 Delawaro avenue
WHITE WOMAN For htclcn work. Ad-
dress -, Every hveninE oficn.
WOMAN Tor general housework. Small
family. Phone ,A55u. on call 2iuo Bayard
avenue,
" WAhTkIa--Car~nii woman - clean ops Or
two MORNINGS wcqk Faiuiiy of two. NesE
aide. 4 ~. hve-y t.onlng Oii'c,>
w ANTkD-- Young WoInen 70 study tho
yOar of nigh sChosi aT its equivalents. For
infurna tou AddrNzs dirCrtryss Of nurses
est Philadciph Hospital Tor Women,
AoSp Parrish streot, lhiiaieAphia, -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
CHIROpODLSTS

10 YOUR FEET III KIT 2 Ftsmransoe TO
give relief Electric foo massage treat.
ment. Mrs Gertrude M *. 4I9 Marapt
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
ELECTRICIANS.

ELECTRIC REPAIRS
Vacuum cleaners IRONS heaters. percola-
tors. motors and generators. II h Csann
Tenth and Washington streets Phone
rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
MOTORCYCLES RIpAlREn-

READING Standard and Thor motor
cycles Ezpert repairing on al makes
Used machines at reasonable prices Vii
Inins ton Cycle Co. 1905 Market street ID
n A 1862
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
HAULING CONTRACTORS.
PAPER HANG Nc.

y ALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGING
Lowest price arr guaranteed wCrk h.
~hanes lu3 \ Jach sOn street Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
BICYCLE REPAIRING G.

BICYCLE REPAIRING Ful line OF bi-
cycle arc ssOrles. baby carriages repaired
ana retired Wilmington Cycle shop 505
W Front street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
PLASTEkINC.
TYPEWRrTERS-

J. a. SMITH TYPEWRITER ExoaANGE.
AL makes sold. rented and repairod
Amco Adding Machines and Check Writers
2 w. Seventh stree q, second floor over bar
hcr shop. Phones S073 or 5-5J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
HAIRDRE:SsSING.

hATHEIllhi = slAA4s. Lair Drcssinls IA
kGrs. BF0wnsQu bl e.. hoArt.i aArs .xgrsu
k-iectrIc shampoo tRciai aihssa NAytng
curling ano dressing. Everytnt. Ia ttas Iiag
Qf hair goods shune si3G
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
NDTICF
HANNACAN 5 IRANsFER
Iiganl Bros.

DcpcsQRDIt n OWNS ana IruckLrg
WfIylllts ton-i 'hlLalel phLa ss-S2ce every oShcg
433 L. FouFsn st Flso<se 29f2-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.

AUTOMOBILES TOR SALE.
AUroMoBfLRs-pa for aii makes Of
automobiles. neu and secondhand springs
wheeis, Tires. tiibes and aIi parts. ADAMS
Street Garage. ao2 Adams street. Phone
&As2 w.
AUToMoBILEs--we buy sccond hand
automobiles for parts, any condiuo
Adams street Garage. 500 Adams street
Phone At42 ".
CAks WASHED and polished for 81 Apply
Johnsons Quick Eervics Garage. S07 -gis
Noiaston street.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS
Motors, starters and Generators
Armsturs Winding. Fields newouna
Promptly. keasonablo. Guaranteed.
II. X. CAM,
Tenth and Washington sta
Phone lis J.
FORD touring car. Eli w. 4 wcuty NTH
street.
FOR SALE Ford sedan. SELF stnrter,
electric lights. etc. II. N Hoiiey. 1900
Van Burnn 81
Ford touring.
Ford roadster.
Hudson touring.
Etudooaker touring
Chov roet touring.
Chevrolet roadster
ietfery touring
HulcH sedan.
vrsient monthly payment pan, II desired.
Act quick soa MIR Ratledge. aO2 -0sl-le
French street. Turn Hall Open evenings
FROM TO ..
FOR sALE-f Five passenger Overland. iats
1918 model. IN perfect condition Sell at'
sacrifice d X PaneosSt. s. D. cor weifth
and Frcnrh streets.
h UDsor super sir spea,ister. nvs- ozrsu-r,-
ger, nes 1910 rnotei tun 2tsD mites. & all
TUa3.
LExrNGToN I've passenger touring car in
g,sod condition. n bargain. or will AZ
change for building lot. Apply 2s0y Frank
iiu street.. Phone 4855 NJ
LArE 1917 Ford roadster wlsn electric
lights. Heinfy springfield starting system.
with iocktnF deyice. conyeftiiis 10 iigat
delivery truck isiNstt party Call Bell fsss.
REQ i've passenger touring 1917 model.
eonsid3a, len run ahout 10000 miles
Good rupber Gail a3F1
TWO 1917 lour cyiineier ruicb touring cars.
u = Neeso. Union Park Gsra4so 1Os
unian street
INDIAN motorcycle .with side ear. and
five passenger Ghaluaors II you want 20
sal your rar bring it 70 garage iIl2 Tat
nal street
tent running order. electric lights and
starter. good runhee. extra tire On rear.
Complete 1850 rcaI bargain for lulck
tal, West Ninth street garage. eosla
Nnat Ninth street.
ONE MAXWELL touring car. In ezcelcnt
shape bls haresin all s01s W
o. ERIANn car for sale Excellent onnds-
t5aa .lil new tIrps &AAi for uuica buyer
Apply Motor acTYlcG. inc Eleventh. and
Orange streets.
USED TRUCKS
Newly painted aal repaired.
lgis Master tWtp. torn. luTgcuGFl internal
dflSe Ruda motor CLOSED cab and stake
hedy.
Isf7 vim orr hair. ton. with sxpress t,ody
six euazf top ami .urtajnR
III studel aKag ono ton. with nVw opnn
express hods
1911 Studt aker, hgHt delivery
USED GAh@
1915 Chandler roadster With rinbcr and
summer top
1918 hsEFoct 400 touring
1919 FORD touring car. cumpIcyrfy equip
ped
t9tf n IL BuicL touring car.
lgIt D-ta Buick roadster
Wfi.AfINttTGN AUlDhtORfIsE CO,
Tenth street and Delaware Avenue
UaHD cars aud trucks u 70 51s ton ~ vera
dumps Inlque easy terms ~ Groon-
issss agent. slU Nasaiugtu street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
oIOPAGE

sroHAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phones.
George D Lang To-. t-n5 orangc strccf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

Wo COTTAGES A. Penn Grow. on ths
river front. Apply so9 JsHoFson street.
hone 1884 E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
poR RENT.
PRINTING, ENGRAVING, ,rMBossWo

am nov prepared " give gnod servlcf ia
PRINTING. Botn uuStlty aud delivery.
q, 81 Gray. Frtntsr - Eighth st~sst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
FARMS FOR SALE.
PENN sYLyANIA FARMS

PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
FOR SALE.
90 acres on Brandyxinc stream One mile
to p. n 4 railroad station Crcek road 20
ilminstou. Old stone house. firepIace.s
rare Hopeweil droplace. Barn. spring wateg
4. " MINISTER
West Chester Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
EioTEL,

STOP At luE AMEN HOTEL F1ss
Fourth strcct g0oo room with R0 water
beat Iup and shower ,at Us. e. 50. $500
and S4.u0 weekly sius,t bods soc and
&c. 4Sc anc 8 LOO Opau DAP anc uight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
upHoI.sTERTNc AND REPAIRING.
snAMPoorNG SCALP TREATMENT

ARs. NJ NICHOLSON. sssUpooinz. scalp
treatment. facthi InassagN. viOFhtofT treat
ment, halF dressing. ala elsstrirHi usHsogs
x08 \ Frankiin bt u. 4. a 7fs2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
APARTAIEN TS.

FOR RENT BACHELOR APART
NENT ROOMS AND BATH
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION APPLY
A VI PGSbi.
ITO n NINTH sT
Phone 2s2
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
Quake Almost Wipes
Town Off of the Map
About $500 Persons Killed Or Injured at Chilch0tla
Mexico, When Mountain Collapses Following
Violent Earthquake Shocks.
(Bg International Ne,cs Seruice.)

Mexico City, Jan. 12.rhe town of Chilchotla, in the
of Pucb has been nearly wiped out with the loss OF
persons in killed and injured by the collapse of the
mountain earthquake Shocks according to
official reports received the ministry Of the interior to-
day.
The located the foot of the Mount Pco, Or
zaba, and surrounded by smaller mountains Scores
families buried alive and soldiers working des-
peratey today to many from slow and horrible
deaths ..s
Military engineers rushed to the to direct
the laborcls of the soldiers
The activity Of Mouna San Miguel the volcano
which developed in the state of Vera Cruz doing immense
damage, died down Sunday. Two more severe earth
Quake shocks were felt the Cisauan district nearby
reign of terror exists throughout the great part OF
the of Vera Cruz result OF the shocks Consider
able damage has been done Vera Cruz the most important
city the eastern coast by series of tremOrs Some OF
the cities in the earthquake practically deserted
with the refugees camping in the fields.
strange phenomenon by which the waters OF the Mex
Gulf have turned black reported from the Vera Cruz
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
BUNKER HILL MAN
DIES EARLY TODAY
William C. CIendenning is A
Victim of Disease.

Villain G. Clendenning. aged Sc
years. a native of the county, for
more than half century one
of the leading farmers in his sec
ton OF the county, died at his home
at Bunker Hill at $3.50 o'clock this
morning. A few days ago Mr.. Glen
denning suffered the dislocation of
his right hip in fall, and since
then his decline has been very rap
id.
The deCedent, early In life, was
married to Miss Jennie Jones, who
with two sons survive, the latter
being Albert Clendenning, OF Bruce.
town, Va, and Hunter Clendenning,
OF New York City. He was the last
OF the family. The funeral services
Will take place at O'Clock from
the Methodist church, with the Rev.
Mr.. Grove, pastor officiating. The
burial will lbe made in the Episcopal
cemetery.
When the Civil War broke out
Mr.. Clendenning cast his lot with
the Union side. and served practi.
cally throughout the conflict. Upon
his return home he engaged in
farming and was actively engaged
in that work until few years ago
when he retired and moved to
Bunker Hin where he spent his re
naming days enjoying the fruits Of
his labor.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
FRENZIED EFFORT TO
REACH A COMPROMISE,
While Other Factions Struggle to Force Treaty Snarl
Into the Presidential OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Looked For Within Next 4S Hours
I By international NetoS Service.

Washington. Jan. 12.--The 4S hours will develop
final show down in situation unparalleled in political an
nails The deadlock in the Senate will he broken and the
treaty put definitely the road to ratification the dis
pue will be rreyocaby projected into the campaign for the
people to settle
Today at The capital republican and democratic fac
lions early began their consultations last frenzied eff
fort reach compromise but other factions are Just
desperately attempting block the settlement in order to
force the treaty and the league into the fight for the prs
dency just beginning.
For moment interest = centered the democratic
group which, according to have rallied to the
view of William Jennings Bryan who urges immediate ral
fcaon price rather than make the treaty the para
mount issue Some thirty represented be
ing among the BryanteS but from the nonparsan
of the gallery this would gross exaggeration
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
SPART|CISTS OPENLY
ACETATE REVOLUTION
Speakers At Mass Meetings.
Demand Revolt.
10y international News servlcel

Berlin, Jan. 12.-The Spartacists
are again openly agitating reyolu-
ton In Germany. Fifteen mass
meetings were held throughout the
city Sunday at which speakers
boldly demanded a revolt against
the government.
The Increasing activity Of the
Spartacists and the Independent
Socialists against the government
may have been responsible for the
fake rumor Of revolution and the
oyerturn Of the German govern.
ment, sent out from Brussels by
the Reuters News Agency Satur-
day according to belief here.
A monster demonstration is plan
and here Thursday, the anniversary
OF the killing OF Karl Liebknecht
and Rosa Luxembourg, two of the
principal Spartacists leaders, and
in the anti-government agitations
last year.
The Spartacists chieftain an
nounced that the demonstration
win be carried out quietly but an
immense number OF people Will
take part. Warnings against VIC.
lence are being issued