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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
PRUSSIAN TOWN
PLACED UNDER
SOV1ETS' RULE
Red Republic Proclaimed
After Riot-U. S. Prov.
ing Alliance"

Brussels, Aug. 21.-A semi-offi-
cial telegram from Dusseldorf says
that an insurgent movement, al
legedly originating in the German
Communist party, has resulted IN
the proclamation of a soviet repub-
lie at Velbert, Rhennish Prussia.
The dispatch said Communists
seized the town hall, extorted
money from the richer inhabitants
and forced the local branch of the
reichsbank to hand over . million
marks.
Amsterdam. Aug. 1.-(United
ess)-Communist rioting Is
spreading throughout Westphalia,
according to advices received here
today.
A soviet republic was proclaim
ed in Vel5ert yesterday. A general
rebellion Of the miners is feared.
Westphalia is an extensive dis
trict in northwest Germany, con-
tanning mines and large Industrial
centers. Velbert is in the Dussel-
dorff region, five miles southwest
of Essen.
u. s. Probes Alliance.
Washington, Aug. 21.-(United
Press)-The United States govern
ment Is gathering circumstantial
evidence of an alliance or under
standing between Germany and
soviet Russia, it was learned today.
While Washington has no proof
of such an alliance, additional re-
ports indicating its existence have
been received, it was stated Off
cially. However. the strictest Sec
recy is observed as to the nature
Of these reports.
The government Is quietly con-
Quoting a searching investigation
to determine whether an alliance
exists between the two countries
that II there is fouDd
to be a Russo German pact to the
prejudice Of Poland or the allies,
the fact will be made public, as. in
the case of the famous Zimmerman
note.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
DEATH OF DINING
CAR STEWARD Is
BELIEVED SOLVED

Chicago, Aug. 21.-The murder Of
James B. Todd, dining car steward.
who was shot few days ago while
defending a payroll Of the New
York Central railroad. Is believed
to have been solved here today by
the arrest and alleged confession
Of ]. T. Todd. negro.
Todd was taken to the states at
torney's once where he is alleged
70 have made 3 complete confess
sion. He said that he had had a
quarrel with the dining car steward
q few days before.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
BLOCK REVIEW
OF SUFF. VOTE.
IN TENNESSEE
Motion to Reconsider
Beaten-3O Legislators
Go to Alabama.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 21.-The
lower house Of the Tennessee legis-
lature today defeated SO to 0. a mo-
ton to reconsider its action in rati-
flying the Woman Suffrage amend
ment and ordered the senate joint
ratification transmitted to the SEN
ate that it might be sent to the en-
crossing clerk.
A regular meeting of the Tennes-
see house today to clinch ratifica-
tion of the federal suffrage amend
ment was blocked by anti-suffrage
members, 80 OF whom left Nash
vile last midnight for Alabama, SO
as to make. impossible a quorum at
the session which was to have op-
ened at 10 a. m.
Only 50 Present.
Only So members, seven less than
a quorum, answered to their names
when Speaker Walker called the
house to order half an hour after
the regular meeting time. The
speaker declared the house in re-
cess for one hour to give the ser
geant-at-arms time to round up alb
sentees. Since 80 Of the absent
members were reported at Decatur,
Ala, however, there seemed little
prospect that a quorum could be
had.
Speaker Walker directed the ser
geant at arms to arrest and bring
before the bar of the house all alb
sent members.
Suffrage advocates had planned
ct the session today to move to re-
consider thas ihcation zotAs g
last Wednesday, when the amend
ment was approved, ~ to n, ant
then to lay that motion on the ta
BILE, thus preventing further efforts
at reconsideration.
Reconsideration Voted Down.
l. K. Riddick, suffrage leader, de-
claring the legislature was acting
under federal and not state law ir
considering the suffrage amend
ment and that the state constitu'
tional quorum was not necessary
moved that the Walker motion fol
reconsideration of ratification b,
taken from the journal. The speak
er held the Riddick motion out o
order. On an appeal to the house
the speaker was overruled by ;
vote of 40 to 8.
Riddick then moved that tn
house reconsider its concurrence il
| the senate's ratification of tn
amendment, but the motion wa
lost SO to 0.
Blocks Certifcati0n.
| Chancellor James B. Newman to
day issued a writ OF Injunction tenn
porarily restraining Governor Rob
erts, Secretary of State Steven
and the speakers of the Tennessee
senate and house from certifying t
Secretary of State Colby. Tennes
sees ratification of the woman sui
frage Amendment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
SUFFS' PATH
THICK WITH
LEGAL RUTS
Road to Polls Strewn With
Laws Obstacles; Won
en- Get Out Drag.
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
(Special to The ArRua

washington, d. c., Aug. 21.-As-
suming the ratification of the suf-
frage amendment by Tennessee
and other states. there are some
legal obstacles that must be over
come before women everywhere
will be permitted to vote in the
presidential elections this year.
While the woman leaders do not
anticipate much difficulty and be-
lieve that the public official who
dares to prevent women from vot-
ing this time is merely committing
political suicide, nevertheless it is
possible for reluctant state Off
cials with grudge against woman
suffrage to manipulate matters in
such a way as to prevent the quail
ification of woman voters this
year.
Trouble Anticipated.
The 18th amendment to the con-
stitution merely declares that
women shall have the right to vote,
but another article in the consti-
tuition gives to the states the full
right to determine the qualifca-
tions of voters. Anticipating Just
such trouble, the national woman's g
party made q canvass of all states
where it seemed as II special leg
islation were necessary to enable
women to vote this year II the fed
eral = 97le9f xers Estifed !
ri, Massachul Virginia and
Maine passed such legislation ct
the same time that their legisla-
lures were In special session to
ratify the federal amendment.
Georgia, Rhode Island nd West
Virginia have not donAeeb. though
in two instances th( N for regis
tering voters has 1aE6Ady passed !.
Florida, Vermont and Connecticut
have had no sessions of their. re-
spective legislatures, SO nothing
could be done in the way of en-
abling legislation. On the other
hand, 1t is fully expected that the
governors of the last three states
now will call special sessions to
permit women to qualify as voters
WIN Force Decision.
The question has been q dimcul,
one to determine for in most casel
when the National Woman's party
has appealed to the attorney gen.
erals of the several states for {
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
'0LICARCHY
WOULD RULE
U. S. COX
In Spirited Attack Nomi.
nee Charges Attempt to
Annex Presidency

Orrville. Ohio,> Aug. 21.-Anoth-
er spirited attack on the senate
oligarchy" was made here today by
Governor Cox in an address reply
ing that delivered recently by Sen
ator Harding, his Republican op-
ponent. in which Mr.. Harding
commended the senate as . forum
of popular government.
The Republican candidate, .
said Governor Cox, has devoted
a front porch session to the de-
fense of the United States senate.
With characteristic reactionary iso-
lation from the current of public
thought he fails to distinguish be-
tween the United States senate as
an institution, and the list of Uni
ted States senators who have taken
charge of an important part Of the
government.
1T is our contention that a group
Of men have formed a domineering
arrogant oligarchy in the senate
and that they have deliberately in
terfered with the welfare of the
world, delayed readjustment in
this country. all to the distinct in
Jury and disadvantage Of the peo-
pie"
Trying to Annex Preeidency.
That the Republican senate
group was trying to annex the
presidency" Also was asserted b.
GoyAspor Coz. who stopped here
today tnfUdf6 to Canton, Ohio
where lie was To- speak again TO-
night at . Cox Day" celebration.
''rhe feeling ainst the senate,
Governor Co13declared, grows
specifically out Of the abuses by
the oligarchy. prompted BY its sue
cesses in obstructive tactics 1t has
moved into an entirely new. under.
taking and It seeks now to amer
the presidency"
, The people, Governor Cox, pre-
dicted. would resent the attemp,
now being made to turn the senate
and the presidency into a single
unit"
Charges Oaigarchy Rsles Harding
IF presidential responsibility i.
to be shared, 1t will be with tht
councillors of the leaders," sait
Governor Cox. HE owes his nom
ination to them. His gratitude Il
naturally to them. There Is scarce
ly a day passes that some membel
Of the group is not |. conference
with him. The public prints an
! nounced not 48 hours ago that
part of the oligarchy had visitet
Marion and had discussed with tn
| presidential candidate the subjec
matters which would be treated il
front porch speeches Of the mex
two or three weeks.
Presidency Should Be Independent
The relation between the presi
dent and congress should be cor
dial and cooperative, but inde
pendence should be maintaina!
Not the least disquieting phase o
the situation Is the unbiushirg con
tinuance Of the gathering togetha
Of millions Of dollars for campaigl
| purposes. This is not only often
sive to public sensibilities. but tn
people know perfectly we'll tina
the greedy interests which ar
making the contributions, hav
been in notorious consort with tn
senatorial oligarchy which is no,
attempting to gather unto itself tn
power Of that law-making hfaAe'
and the presidency a. we'll"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
NEW USE OF TELEPHONE.

London, Aug. 21.-What is claim.
cd to b the first commercial con.
versatoA through the ordinary
central and wireless with q man
on IN aifplane was carried out sue
cessfully when . London firm man
talked to . pilot.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Sunday: cooler
tonight.
Highest yesterday. st: lowest
last night, 81.
Wind velocity ct Z q m, 10 miles
PER hours
Precipitation - AosrA 1.1s
inches.
um- 7p.m. Tan.
yestaf. ysstee. today
Dry oulb temp. .S6 u 81
Wet bulb temp. .7s 70 81
Relative humid. 81 100 leo :
River stage. B.: . fall Of i IN last
- houfs.
River Forecast
Only slisht changes IN the MIS-
sissippi viii occur from below Du-
Ib1Que to Nuscatine.
III 1E111Wl1B lnntnnenaanaue
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21

bVMkAkA>--see-se&ss s't ssssAt tNs-~sss-vs
Colonel George Harvey Is expect
Cd here today to confer with Hard
ing on this question.
Only vague suggestions are avail
able here but 1t Is said the Root
plan contemplates . judicial body
rather than an administrative one
as provided for In the present
league covenant.
Johnson's Force Behind Harding.
Hiram Johnson, defeated cAndi-
date for the Republican presidential
nomination and his entire pre-con-
vention organization 10 100 per
cent solid" behind the Harding
Coolidge ticket, according to one OF
his former managers, Judge r. B.
Goodcell of California, here con-
ferring with Harding today.
The entire johnson organization
is now as definitely behind Harding
as it was behind johnson before
the convention" Goodcen said. 1T
is 100 per cent solid for the ticket.
Our estimate based on the figures
from recent registration in Cali
fornia, places the Republican ma
jority there at 10000 and l may
add that this figure was confirmed
by the most influential California
Democrats l have talked with"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
FAIR WEATHER FORECAST

FAIK WEATHEK FUKECAST.
Washington. Aug. 21.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are: Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys: Cen
orally fair but with some probable
ity of showers Wednesday or
Thursday; normal Temperature.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
CONTINUED on Page Three).
.BANKS SHOW DECREASE,

New York. Aug. 21.-The actual
condition Of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $1,428,530 re-
serve in excess OF legal require
ments. This is a decrease Of $17,-
LAT 200 from last week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
H0RK MNIGRANTS C0NING.

+ New York. Aug. 21-At le1g1
n. 900 immigrants = week arc n
pected soon. according to Fre1
lex A. Willis, immigration couQm@
J saouss.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
POLES ENTER KATTOWITZ.

Jules ENTER KATIUWfIZ.
Berlin. Aug. 21.-(Silesia Pol
ish forces entered Kattovitx, Upper
Silesia, this afternoon, and the Ger
man Inhabitants are fleeing the
town. says . Breslau dispatch to
the Tageblatt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21

Four members of the crew. in
cluding Captain Edward Sawyers.
of Albion, Mich, were saved. Names
of the missing could not be learned
today as all records Of the Super
Tor City were lost. The misSing
woman is known to have been the
wife of the second engineer.
Captain Sawyers would mako NO
statement except that the night
was clear.
Walter Richter, boatswain. one
Of the survivors and who was
brought here by the Steamer Tur-'
ner, is in local hospital seriously
injured.
Stern Carried Away.
"The captains alarm signal rang
Just two minutes before the craah,'a
said Richter. IF we had had two
minutes more. no lives would have.
been lost. The King struck us just
aft of amidship on the port side
and the impact took away the eu-1
tire stern. The crew kept thsirt
heads and all waited calmly tor the
boats to be launched. but therei
was NO time. Several Of tAe boaaD,
were torn atRay while the men verO
{rttehptang b launch them.
Carried Over With Boat.
"A boat i was attempting to-
launch was thrown overheard, car-
rying me with it.
Richter reached a floating hatchi
cover and later was rescued by tso
Turner. Other survivors were,
Gait Lehne, Of Chicago. second
mate and Peter Jacobs Of Cleve-i
land, wheelsman. These two. with
the captain, we're brought here this
morning.
All But Four Lost.
Sault Ste Marie, Mich, Aug. Ill
l-(United Press) but four
members of the crew Of the Steam
er Superior City, rammed and sunk
near here last night in collision
with the Willis L. King, were bel
lieved to have been lost. reports,
from the accident said.
1 The King collided with the Su-
perior City off Whitefish point In
il dense fog. Reports here were
,meager and did not give details o.
the condition Of the King.
The Superior City was steel
freighter and carried a crew said to
number twenty-five. She was
owned by the Pittsburgh Steam
ship company Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 21.-George
A. Mari, secretary Of the Lake Car
riers' association, said the Superior
City left Sandusky, Ohio, up bound
on Aug. IA, with crew OF 81 In
icluding Jay Mediation, Palestine
Ill.
Search for Survivors.
II is the belief that some OF the
\ missing members of the crew may
be clinging to floating wreckage, q
tug and life savers, and coasi
guard men are patrolling the lake
e in the vicinity of the disaster.
a Despite the statement OF Captain
b Sawyers of the Superior City, thai
n the night was cl6Ar, Captain Her
: man Nelson and members OF thu
Q crew of the Willis L. King, declared
/, today a heavy fog hung over tn
o, lake at the time Of the accident
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
HERE rs YOUR
CHANCE TO SAVE
EXPENSE

Get this free government book
let that tells you how to dry
both fruit and vegetables.
Dried food is good. It retains
all the favor and nourishment
Of the original product.
1t Is easier to dry than to
can. It is cheaper because 1t
takes NO sugar. Dried foods
occupy less space, weigh less.
You can put them IN q sack.
Fight the H. c. L. BY preeerv-
ing food BY the cheapest method
there II.
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Bureau of The Argus has . tree
copy awaiting your request. Act
nov!
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(Use the coupon. Write plainly.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
CUT IN TWO
IN COLLISION; OlQY four
ESCAPE AS CRAFT SINKS
Woman, Wife Of Membu,
Of Grew, Among Vic
TINS Of Tragedy. !.

Sault Ste MARIE Aich, Aug.
21-The lives Of - perseRs,
one Of them . woman, arc be-
lieyed 10 have been lost short.
ly after . O'Clock Last night,
when the steamer Superior
City, . frcighter. sank four and
one-half miles northeast Of
White Fish point, h Lake Su-
periOr, after colliding with the
Steamer willis L. King.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
HOODS FOLLOW WHEAvYnAM.

Honolulu. T. H.. Aug. 31.-Floods
uhich many persons were drown.
And injured On the island OF
kAid0 (north OF the Japanese
lland). followed y days Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
RED
TROOPS ARE
BOTTLED up
Iarge Force Of Soviet Sol
diers Report Surround
ed by the Poles.

Paris, Aug. 21-Six bolshe.
VI DIVISIONS consisting Of
lsm 5000 to 10000 mon, are
surrounded BY Polish forces
tstveen Seidlce and Brest-
'Litovsk. according to press
dispatches received here today.
Warsaw, Aug. 2l-By As.
sociated Prcss.) - The Poles
have captured $4,000 soviet
Diseners up to Thursday, It
ma announced here today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21

HARDING PEACE
PLAN IS BEING
MADE BY ROOT
New Project to End Wars
to Be Sprung By Re-
publicans, Report.

Marion, Ohio. Aug. 2l.-United
Press.) )-Rehind the scenes. leaders
Of the Republican party are fram.
ing IN detail a new project for in
transitional peace it was understood
today.
World prominent figures or
European powers are said to be
working In full cooperation on the
plan. This scene elaborated in full
will be hauled out on the political
stage at the psychological moment
Of the can. .paign. according to pres
ent plans. Elihu Root, represent
ing the United States abroad on the
project now is expected to return
before long with lines OF the entire
plan. 1t will be Harding's answer
to the Democratic charges that he
favors staying out of the League Of
Nations.
Harding and his advisers are in
this manner planning to take into
full account the desire of American
voters for some means of interna-
tional cooperation to lessen the
danger Of war. They will continue
vigorously to oppose entering the
present league AZ framed at Paris
but they will just as emphatically
declare for organization Of a new
association based on the plan they
intend to present during the cam
paign 1t IL said here.
League Dying Of Neglect.
With announcement of this plan
the argument will be made that
European nationals are not mani
Testing any interest in the present
league and that 1t 10 dying OF ne
glect. They will present the root
plan as one having the approval Of
European statesmen as being less
ambitious project and therefore one
having . better chance Of getting
ltoEted. a.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21

The question has been a difncult
one to determine for in most cases
when the National Woman's party
has appealed to the attorney gen.
erals of the several states for q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
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faar Serier,

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
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ter at iagiege tilIuarenoe Sammcn.
ilutninger ipm er unoer Wistanfe for
at bripe line Sorretninger / famine
Mano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Storm / Colorado.

Get mcloca ira Irnpcr at Der !
norooitrc Gel al Stotru bcu 1Sbe
IS. 0rTbtcs 3 Mcnucitcr % anret
tcoc itor Glcuoomalto0c i Ell Storm
iom hapoc en- Start al Il Nil Il
men. Cupcr bIep gootIom oilfoorlt
ira al Torbmoelic mcN ~llormcroe,
rcn moo ltorb % SpO oI &cit. Elt
pucr var G%orbiuotlicu bcOrc ltlsnt
laugtfru normal.