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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
Vote C0mes After Gauntlet Il
Thrown 60 Government BY =
Deputy Marcel Caehin.
THREATENs REVOLUTION
Communist Party Declares Its
Activities Will Continss De
spite Government.
tpy AssssIssss Press,

PARIS. Dec. sa.-An overwhelming
80 - rnnHArnne Ia the government
A. ccnnection with the Tours socialist
sanmrena vas given hy the chamber
.f aepntles this eveninK. The vote.
,ehgrh vas AL e. ca. came after the
s~~utls4 had been thrown down
Ltw4 maxprunert - the nUw cunf E
nsFtv ~ France. formed
s<nrm congress and aeeeptanf 8 "s
rnaileuas on behalf % the SOY
"a been made b. Minister - # lH
tsfior stseg
p~puiy Marcel Cachin tod the
rnawhef that revolutionary efforts ~
ths new communist party would con-
sInus. despite any actlon the govern
smamt might take tn reply ~ mters
ssarrea fhe revolutionary party thHt
anv attempt nt revolution would bs
.sfppreaned with al fhe means in the
bsuda ~ the government The ac.
iat~ arose from an Interpretation %
IL vnilst. H. ruyulist deputy. who
taaf fhs Government 60 explain Why
sslnrn xatkla member ~ the German
,sffhatar and 80 ths executive c3m-
1slttes ~ the Third internationale.
lad been permitted - enter France
ga apeak 81 the Tours congress.
rhls reference % me Tours congrcss
t.enuNht "A Cnrnln. leader nf tha epms
taunist parip. to the speakers tribune
af caehinss speech proved &c he
saiuns - fhe ideas uf the 1hir1 In
seennffonale. ~ Nikoiei Eenine, the
ts.iabaelhi premier. and ~ clara Iet-
Alp. rhe deputy closed nis addresN
- saYluN
I'VE shall take adHantaHe "f inc
governments protective mes aufee -
- ~ fhrE are axtendea to 80. Nhen
thnv vemse and coercion anil rRnren-
sIge tseasnraa are adopted. We shah
sgsfL~le our revolutionary pfopnranda
80 ssE where ana ~ ali timee
pandemomlum then broke looe' ~
sha chamber Many deputies iunped
- thsir feeg and requested Raoul Tee
80 ureaidonf of the chamber, 90 nave
Al cnehin expelled shouts ot
shsmss ana "your language D. c's-
tt6norabie 10 Frenchman were
taara a. various parts ~ the chan-
hsf rhen n sfeeg rose % reply 20
~ Caehiu
- tha interior. "has thrown loWn
ssslienae a. the government. We ac-
..rt n We ahati represa any tttempt
- revolution with au possible means
s.tr cnumhnG The governments
saeret wil b. equal q the audacitF
~ ~ Cachiu's party
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
WAR BUDGET CUT
BY COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON Dee - Fifty mb-
lan dollars far army post construction
the nfst trm ln : contemplated ~
4 naFinA ~ ~ 0r iz years was stricken
fesm en- war department budget hN
fha house appropriations committee ln
rHnnrffNE nuf iha NuuafN civil supply
hIn
The construction WORK was planned
nndHr alreaftnm ~ Aet t@ker and
rs8yide8 For extensive improvements ~
many eamUs flIa secretary appeared
before tMr committee An support ~
fNe prafNri and hls testimony Wa- made
HnhIc today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
MISSISSIPPI FIRE
COMPANIES LEAVE

4At ksoN Miss. Dec 30 Follow
inE two DAYS of conferences. q. s.
Doyle. chief counsel for the f6a a.
Insurance companies involved In the
antitrust suits brought by the state
revenue agent informed the state
agents tonight that an attempt NJ an
agreement had failed and that he saw
notalnE Ter them % DO but 10 cease
bualnen
Al Che present umc there are only
i've small companies doing business
tn The state nnd ~ ls stated thar these
win also withdraw FROM the state In
Tho event the court decision Is ad
verse o. them
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
ECONOMIC TREATY
Is FORESHADOWED

uBkfIs nee e. The a#HN "P
...twtra italian ambassador t' ths
isefisd States slznur nolanai kicci
faramhadowad the eatahiishmnnt et "
rsw eeonumlr aEceement between thF
tsnltea s.aies ana italy in th' eourse
~ his address to-day before tte it9lnt
American Association sirnar Rect is
ie.tlnn nhnrllf to take un his i'iies
fa WasnluNtou
paheri Underwood 1nhDssa. amor
IA amhnwsaAoe 81 italy. commented
ia reply on the mutuai interests ~
Ia twn countries aud enumerated
- snna whv fhoy should Increase h.r
commercial feiatleus
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
ROBERTS ASKS FOR
COTTON MEETINGS

NASHVILLE De- 80 Calling on
tarmers merchants and bankers to
consider the cotton situation lu the
south. for aTerdtng protection and
safety to this source 50 southern
wealth Governor Roberts today. n
compliance nith che request at the
Memphis cotton convention held Dec.
and s sef Jan a. a. the daN for
those interested 20 assemble In the
county seat ~ some other convenient
place in each county iu The cotton belt
~ Tennessee FOR Swing careful con
sideratfau Is the matter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
CONDITION CARUS0
IL SATISFACTORY

NkW YORK Dec 90 Ph, stetans
hftnndinw Enrro CaFtao. lenuH who
Is in with rieurlsy at his apartment
here. announcsd tada1 he bad been
suecesMfuliv operated upon ana that
his condition e. satisfactory A bulie
fin signed - slx doctors attending
h8u said
ar Caruso has hean successfully
aperRted wron hs ng John r Erd-
mann, fef empyema un condition ls
satisfactory
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
ASSIST
IN CHILD RELIEF

NEW YORK Dec. 3o.--Amateur
wireless operators over the country
tonight assisted iu distributing 90 the
American people through the press
radio messages from Herbert Hoover.
appealing for relief of helpless chill
dren in eastern and central Europe
Powerful radio stations at New York
Detroit. and Chicago and vessels at
asa sent thc Ncw Years message
broadcast and amateurs belonging 80
the American Radio Relay League
picked t up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
CLARA HAMON Is
SERIOUSLY ILL

ARnMORE Dec 50 Mrs clara
smith Hamou charged with murder
in connection with thr death ~ Jake
J.. HamuH who has brcn I az the
home IN hef sister at wilson. Okla
since her reisase ON bond Zee s2. viii
DO brought fo sanitarium here to-
utEht a. was announced late TODAY
hy pr Walter Hardy superintendent
- the institution
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
STAGED IN 4.
HOME OF NEGRO

COLUMBUS. ca Dec 80. Four
white men are wounded. one negro j.
shot iu the foot and two negroes are
in iau ~ a elimination ~ a battle al
the horne ~ ]. e.. lliu one 81 the ne
eroes ia custody. siN miles from Pitts
view Ala early th4s morniuR. follow
ing ia alleged attempted criminal as
sauit upon the wife of n we'll known
white citizen 1f Russell county Ala
hmm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
BAPTIST HOSPITAL !.
FOR WINSTON SALEM

RALEIGH n C bee 90 WINSTON
salem was selected a~ the cite Tor the
Baptist General Hospital 81 be estah-
llshed IS the Raptists - N0rth Caro-
lima. ~ a conference ~ members OF
the hospital commission according rs
"a telegram which reached Raleigh az
midnight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
SAW MANGLED BODY
OF YOUNG EMPLOYE

BRISTOL. "a. Tenn. Dec 3o-
James Newt Doss, aged Is. was ~
stantly killed today a. DamascIs. IA.
when his body was mangiec bv saw
Ca mill where ne was al WORK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

Aecumiaated deficiency thia year 20
date. SIS
Lowest - recori FOR Dse #ngrees
Rainfall
For @ hours ending B m
Total for fhie MONTE - B. 90 ass
s~--A@~~.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
naa q q q q = u q = = - u - =
! WEATHER FORECAST. :
! a . q . y @ @ q o @ . q . - - )

Pensacola and vicinity Parity cloudy
and somewhat warmer FRIDAY SATURDAY
unsettled possibly rain
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

WASHINGTON. Dec 3o.-OfnciaIs
and employees OF the internal revenue
bureau here have been offered brlhcs
up 20 ss0.00o 20 assist in evasion 81 the
volstead prohibition enforcement act
through issuance ~ false liquor with
drawat permits local prohibition
agents declared tonight The state
mont was made IN discussing the ar
rest here yesterday 81 Antonio Pap
pano. charged with bribing ono II the
employees ~ The federal prohibition a.
reetors office On New York There
has been NO evidence. however tno:
any of tho brihes offered here were ac-
cepted. it was said pappono. who
conducts fencing school here was
released today on si0e0o bond follow
ing his arratgnment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

PERMITSISSUED
Liquor Withdrawal Permits Said
90 BE Obtained hy Bribery
and Forgery.
MOVEMENT Is WIDESPREAD
Prohibition Director Clerks are
Implicated in Federal
Charges

MEM YORK, Dec SGT 40 women
clerks in the federal prohibition direc-
TORS office here and three men today
were arrested. charged with corspira :
~ 20 defraud the United states
through the use 81 liquor withdrawal
permits obtained by bribery and for
gery 81 teleErams and permits.
The women are Mary Perkins and
Regina Stssone. clerks ia the office.
ard the men are Edward noncnan. a
Brooklyn contractor. Sigmund tBean-
syl Rusenfeld, aud George r Stihber-
son.
Donegan Rosenfeld and the women
were arraiEned tonight before United
states Commissioner Hitchcock. wEo
held ponegan under $780, 900 bail and
each of the others under $50. 0oo bail
Stlbbernon was not arraigned and
government officials said the investi-
CATION WAS being continued.
Resides tie charges ~ fraud in the
use 81 permits and telegrams com
plants sworn az ~ agents allere that
Donegan and Resented offered the
agents SIS 0o0 % destroy the evldence
and release the women and that s.50o
was paid - the agents. Operations
of the alleged consiprators were de-
scribed IN four complaints, They
charge that beginning Sept 10. last
the defendants agreed 10 obtain from
the files af the prohibition director
for New York state teiegrnms from
diHtilltries IN various parts of the
country inquiring about the Eeautne-
ness Of withdrawal permits presented
BY the distlileTs By means - forged
telegraphic replies and fraudulent
permits. the complaints allege. thu de-
PENDANTS planned 20 obtain liquor
The charge q made that Miss Sas-
some was 70 remove the tslegrama
from the fies for which she was 20
receive 500 a telegram and that she
received about s300e from Donegan.
The complaint aileRes that durin9 tha
last week an attempt was made %
carry out the scheme against the New
York and Kentucky company
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

sunrise g a IN
sunset s 81 8 m
IaunriRe ....
dsa3st tf iAa w
Neat phase ~ the
noon. last Quarter.
1a ts
IGah tide = "a
au tide GZ h b NJ
yeater6ag weather
z rarTt mnra8ttrm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

a. S. WEATHER REPORT
Pensacola. Pa Der 3l 1890
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
MAY STOP PIRACY OF
AMERICAN TRADE MARKS

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1U-At-
tempted piracy of American trade
marks i'm foreign countries can he
frustrated. according 10 Chsuncey
F. Carter of Washington trade
mark expert. formerly assistant to
the chief of the bureau of COM
merce who said today that the in
ternational convention of industrial
property could be invoked TO can
eel fraudulent registrations. Mr.
Carter has been In consultation with
state department officials who have
asked the American ministers at
Lisbon and Berue and the consul at
Oporto for fun reports by cable Of
the latest attempt-this time by a
Portuguese 10 make unauthorized
wholesale registration of the marks
adopted by big firms IN this country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
Up in MabeL'S Room
Full of Laughs and
Also Il Fec Bushes

Up Iu Mabers Room is packed
sun OF laughs-and couple &C.
bushes This farce. celebrated d.
IT'S striking success in Chicago. was
exceptionally well presented b.
very capable cast az the oliver before
two audiences saturday and viu o.
repeated twice today.
The plot thiekens hiarious,y about
O. delicate pink -unmenuons BILE" and
the theme is stIkinsiy similar 20 that
Of another Dig h;-." namely "Fsir
and Warmer" The central dglr.-
are husband So angelic thar friends
ot the family are convinced his wife
needed TO be shocked into appreCla-
zion of his qualities. and Mabel
sophisticated young widow who uu-
dertakes 20 engineer The sho,klus
and gets herself somewhat embsr-
rasslngly involved They are sun
rounded boy quite "a conventional co..
terie. Of friends wives husbands
and sweethearts. as well as two body
Il
tunitv 10 be comical and en- braces i.
It seems now TO be well settled los
the farce makers, al least. that the
principal fruit OF virtue is 10 breed
nincompOop, and for them BE- u.s.
well. for when the breed dies out
whittier viii they turn for the ma
terial with which woo the risibiiitie-
OF Americas mind-weary theateI
gOers2 The whole edifces Of the o.
PLAYS are reared upon the upriEh
ness and nuocuousness OF said niu.
compoop. and without this founds
ton of essential virtue. they fan
James Donlan was a very funny
Garry Ainsworth' and Dan Baker
as his man "Corliss" assisted very
creditably on several occasions. Hi
dred SouthwicS was equally e0e.-
tive as the Mabel" whose boudor
is the center about which The whole
episode revolves and bon which. Bon
deed. a good share of 10 takes plae.
John MCCabe could hardly have CN
tracted more comedy from "a Ner
comicaI role. one OF the best D.
seems. in the piece McCabe is af
mirablv fitted for the role and plaE-
it TO 1T For the rest the char
acters were an wen done by capabI.
players. Up i'm NfabeTs Room
promises plenty of laughs for co.
DAYS audiences. IS l..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
Island THAT Made Western
World Safe for Den1OCruC3

in population of that most densely
populated state of the union.
In addition TO the main island
the Malta group consists Of Coco,
Comino. with Cominotto. an islet.
and Filaa a rock. Imagine Malta
island TO be superimposed on the
District of Columbia Then the
nearest Italian shores would be no
father away from Richmond is from
Washington. Sicily would be lit
tie north of Baltimore, the nearest
point on the African shore would be
at New York city. and Asia Minor
would be not far beyond Chicago.
This mental diagram shows why
Britain regards Malta as the KEY.
and safety lock, OF her entire eastern
empire
Napoleon recognized this strateg-
ic value by taking Malta on his way
To Egypt. But even Bonaparte
hesitated at the virtually impregn-
able. and used traitors instead OF
force for the capture.
THE dark hood. or faldetta.
which Maltese women wear to this
day, is sCribed in popular legend 10
their desire 10 hide their faces be
cause of the infamies OF invading
soldiers. a characteristic feature of
the landscape is the terraced fields.
a geographical curiosity is the alb
sence of streams. because water is
absorbed by the porous sandstone.
The present capital and princi-
pal seaport of Malta is NaIletta.
named for the grand master of the
knights a. the time of the memor-
able siege. Ii was literally a city
built 10y gentlmen for gentlemen 1t
contained the palace of the chiefs of
these knights, originally tie knights
of the order Of St John. who re-
sorted To Malta after the Turks had
captured their stronghold at Rhodes.
Both the main island and Coco con-
tain numerous relics, like those of
England's Sonehenge. of the Medi-
terranean race that antedated the
arrival of the Phoenicians"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
About TOzUn
HOLD OPEN FORUM.

An open forum ora the subject "Is
the Spirit Good in Your Neignoor-
hood Can II BE Made Better. -
viii be held by the Chamber of
Commerce at tho Chamber of Com
merce building "wednesday evening
Jan. -. ar $ o'clock
Special speakers have been SCI
cured 10 address the meeting on
both sides OF the subject The pur-
pose OF the forum. as expressed in
the announcement or the chamber.
is TO stimulate "a better ueighborhood
and civic spirit in South Bend. The
forum VIII be open 20 members and
uou-members alike for pro and con
discussion an the conclusion Of the
addresses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
HazCaiian Volcanoes Dead
Again After Surprise
E1ubtiOnS Before Schedule

banks Of cooled and blackeued lava
were piled up on either side and the
stream OF pahoehOe smooth Laval
shrunk 10 a width of about 40 feet
Thus confined iu a deep gorge. "a
river of swiftly moving molten
stone sped silently. for 10 consecu-
tive days, toward the sea bullying
mp the floor of the ocean into saw
Iand-and then it stopped. ~
volcanic fires died as suddenly. ~
mysteriously as they had appcare.
and standing on the still warm lava.
gazing ar that great black river bed.
one can but marvel
Followed by Other Flows.
This outbreak was followed 10y
several others at slightly higher ele-
vations The source of the second
showed great activity. it was report
ed. fountains of lava 400 feet high
being thrown into the air. while the
flow equalled in magnitude that
from the Alika crater. This flow
became damned up on the noun
tain's side and did not succeed i'm
reaching the government road. Con
siderable pasture land was destroy
ed. however. and "A small herd Of
cattle was imprisoned on an island
between the fresh lava and the still
hot Ali6a flow The lava really
plays some strange tricks on man
kind. For instance. the flow was
eating its way downward towards a
koa mill which lay directly in its
path After burning the piles of
lumber in the vicinity and lifting a
12-foot crane high in the air, the
lava separated. surrounded the MILL
and then crept on leaving the build
ing itself safe.
Gradually all the craters on
Mauna Loa have spent themselves
the last glow has faded from the
skies and the 1919 flow is dead
"Kilauea has been extremely ac-
tive lately and her spectacular
pyrotechnics were not in the least
diminished by the splendor of
Mauna LOa Halemaumau (HOuse
of Everlasting Fire. as Kilauea s
fiery pit is called. is still overlooking.
and all the old land marks. such as
the Devils Kitchen. the postal card
cracks. etc. known to tourists the
world over. have disappeared
buried beneath the flaming flood"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
LEGION MEN ANNOUNCE
POLITICAL CANDIDACY
- D. u -. In.

Special 90 The NeWs-TmeS.
ELKHABT Ind Jan. l0-Three
members of the American Legion
threw their hats i'm the political ring
today Lamar Fisher. who served
with the 18th engineers i'm France
aud Harry Kramer. "a lieutenant i'm
the motor transport corps. who also
served overseas. have announced
their candidacy for sheriff on the
republican ticket. Floyd Miller. a
veteran of tha MeUse- Agonne and
Chatoau-Thierry. is willing to ac-
cept the republican nomination for
representative am the state iegisla-
ure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
GoBs CIR INCREASE.

EN AS~Uflifeu Press
WASHINGTON JAM TO- Tile
house naval committee voted Satur-
day unanimously 20 recommend iu-
Creases OF from go TO so percent i'm
the pay OF enlisted men in The navy
and advances ranging from $40 to
$50 a wear for officers. Every man
ir the navy except recruits and adj
mirals. would share I'M the increase
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

Auieu8n Brothers ca. lroa-l.
Il ou note against Hattie D.. StrgD-
ue iu superior court Saturday .n
Wh.,. beg asked I1dgmer. 0i 5000
The plaintiff claims payment was
never rer .Fed ou "a note OF S5as.>N.
dated Nov ~ 1917. payable one das
latter. The attorneys fees Were
placed at $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
GEN. PERSHING
DENIES CHARGE
Of j. s. OFFICER
Army Commander Explains
ArmiStiCe Day Killings in
Letter to Congressman.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
reports that ne ordered all firing
stopped by 1875 a. M. and that the
firing was 80 stopped. The casualty
records show that on Nov. ~, the
s2nd division lost l. killed and 2s6
wounded OF whom 80 were gassed
The casualty records Of tie marines
show that their losses ON Nov H.,
we're nine killed and l52 wounded.
The attack OF the g2nd division
on The 10Th OF November continued
90 a. m. ora the morning OF the
nth. was not preliminary 10 the
proposed attack OF Nov. a.
Language Unwarrantcd.
With reference 90 your question
French were as regardless of the
wastage 81 men with the mmistice
in sight as we were j must say that
! think the language used appears
20 contain implications which are
ruwarranted Neither the French
nor the Americans were regardless
of the wastage OF men on Nov Il.
or al any other time Neither on
Nov. u. nor at any other time were
American lives needlessly wasted
because some Of our officers We're
pOt as considerate of their men as
the French were nor were Ameri-
can lives needlessIy wasted for any
other cause. unless il be that we
had not adequately prepared for
war iu time OF peace. In 1918. the
French mad been exhausted by four
years OF war and it is true that
nearly an OF cur divisions attacked
with more dash. enthusiasm and
courage than any but very few of
tho best French divisions. but this
superiority Of practically all OF our
divisions was not due TO lack Of con
sideration Of his men. 10y any Amer
lean officer.
80 believe the above. together
with the statement made during my
hearings covers the points raised I'm
your letter and its enclosure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
START CAMPAIGN
FOR LEGION HOME
State Executive Committee
Communicates With Each
Post Commander.

A statewide campaign for Iegisla-
ton for the erection at indianapolis
of building for permanent head
quarters of the American Legion has
been launched from the office of
Raymond $. Springer. department
commander. i'm communications to
all post commanders of the state a
copy of which was received in South
Bend Saturday
The state executive committee. the
states. requests that
each post commander call upon all
Representatives and senators i'm his
county and urge the Importance of
legislation for the erection OF a
memorial 10 be used as a home for
the Legion. 1t is urged that such leg
islation he enacted at the proposed
special session of the legislature.
Pledge Officials.
The communication asks that sem
ators and Representatives be pledged,
if possible, to support such legisla-
ton. stating that ii the state Of In
diana does rot prove that it means
90 keep the national headquarters.
voted 10 Indianapolis at the Mia
neapolis convention. ii stands 10 lose
one of its greatest honors
Floyd O. Jellison, secretary of the
South Bend post of the Legion,
stated Saturday that the one repre-
sentative approached by him on the
subject favored such legislation.
Others. he stated, were cut of the
city.
The matter will he acted unOn By
the local post al the next regular
meeting. Jan. %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

TBS Assoc. tel Irees.
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf Jan TO-.
Japan and China have started NEE
-otiatious on the Question OF tho
restoration Of ShantuuS fo China
according 20 "a cah'ccram received
today Iy The Sew World q Jansne-e
ncWsu8uer here from Toxic