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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

Rather than accept the prevailing
price for their cotton, farmers near
Georgetown, Tex, are hauling it back
to their homes with the intention of
holding it until there is an improve
ment in the present demoralized cot
ton market. According to producers
in this section, the present price is
below the cost of production.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

Armour & Co., meat packers, were
indicted for profiteering in lamb in
the report OF the federal grand jury
which investigated food costs in Bos-
ton last june, 1t became known Tues
day, when the company, through
counsel, filed plea Of not guilty II
the federal Court. Counsel asked for
ten days within which to withdraw
the plea and file demurrer and the
request was granted. 'l1 ~;
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

Yellow fever at Vera Cruz, Tux
pam and Tampico, Mexico, is taking
many lives, Accord Is to information
received at San Antonio, Tex, in
Mexican circles. On account OF the
epidemic the United States public
health service at Laredo, Tex, issued
orders to close the international
bridge across the Rio Grande at that
place every night at 7 o'clock instead
of II o'clock as heretofore. gsg
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

1t was not altogether the expected
decline in the price of raw material
that caused many of the automobile
manufacturers to slash the prices Of
their cars last week. Owing 10 VI the
falling off in the demand one factory
manufacturing popular car, had laid
off 1890 employees.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

Announcement Of wage increases
for union miners in Colorado ranging
from Sc cents to $3.50 a day was
made by officials of the United Mine
Workers and representatives of in
dependent coal operators Friday.
Between 5000 and 5000 miners are
affected by the new scale, retroactive
to September !.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

The largest shipment u of gold
$16,75o,ooo-ever transported aEross
the Atlantic, is being brought M New
York on the White Star liner. Baltic,
which left Liverpool September ~,
it was reported Thursday. TIM gold
is consigned to American bankefs.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

I;The American: NJ. M " " 9ibn
ii Cleveland, q, Thurs ay A " 1|sj III, IN
unanimously chose Fred N ~
braith OF Cincinnati, past MI
commander Of Ohio, 20 be siiCnaf
commander Of the Legion. 70 nii-
nation came on the second M u
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

Denver clocks were, turned back
one hour Friday, the city resuming
mountain standard time following
five months Of daylight savino"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

Whisky having a bootleg value.
Of $75, 900 and said to have been
shipped from Baltimore xia Z the
Bahama Islands was seized Thurs
day by internal revenue officers. Z.
w. Baughn, grocer, was arrested
as the owner OF the liquor, totaling
1890 quarts, which was found in a
stofehouse near his store.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
Dlsappearlns Lakes

Disappearing Lakes
It u believed that about 100 lakes
In the Tyrolese Alps have subsided
and disappeared within the last cen.
tury. q:
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

The drop in the price of sugar has
caused Z shrinkage in value of ct
least $zSO,ooo,O 600, according to IN .es-
tinate made to Attorney General
1llen Saturday BY Edwin F. Atkins.
head Of Boston, Mas, sugar firm
and IN Official Of several Of The larg-
est companies in this country and
Cuba. Stocks Of sugar in this com.
ny now; are enormous, he sid, and
re estimated them at 1000 200 tons.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

A whisky still was discovered FRI
day in the basement of one Of the
buildings at the Raleigh, N. G. state
prison by officials. A negro prison
er, serving the twenty-first year of .
life sentence, confessed, they said, he
had built and attempted to operate
the plant while working as : rusty
in the prison shop.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
GENERAL NOTES

The 1870 census returns give Ken
lucky q population of a,4I6, Io8. an in
crease of SIS in ten years.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

eneGt q n14
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

FL, PASo, rENAs. Jan. lo.-Roberto
Marine, Villa rebel chieftain. who
IIis, Pee been operating In the states OF
dered condtionaliy with 500 mon, ac-
GordnS TO adviccs received horc to-
day.
SAVANNAH. CA. Jan. 1o-Thc
Swedish cruiser lTylgia, arrived in Sao
vannah today from New York on q
winter training cruise. 1t viii sail
January ID FOR West Indies.
LOWELL. MASS. Jan. 1o-The pur-
Of, control OF tho United States CART Cart
ridge Company OF this city was an
WNsIIfNGTfoN. Jan. ,c.-a large
f TIM iprn W sto,ns frGm Poland 70
faSilities, a Cablesram from warsaw
s sodaS to the Dse De aHn of Commerce
bRussE iItssnSpJH jan: io-rwen,v.ox.
d thousand 1r,, state employees struck to-
eaE the and pep ,nin Of Forestry.
Post office are affected The Railroad
employees remained at work after an
% Wages Mas s F!EnntdIns them higher
ROME. Jan. 1O.--Pope Benedic. has
r rec rdi q = report from Herbert Hoover
dren suffering from the war /; is ex-
p,ected the Pope will reply 20 Mir
United states, or card isf" Gibbons 81 'A'
DETROIT. Jan lO-Thir;vfo,-
aliens taken here in raids last Noyeni-
eer and ordered dcported. will begin
.mcIr Journey tn Russia tom orrow.
AZ Buffalo special coaches csrrvYns
deportees from Chicago and Cleveisrd
mlIi ne attached TO the train on which
p, WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The STATE
HbepSr,lmen, Plans to. establish the
land. on February next Secreta IN,
ia "a ns!ng said today in asking Congress
10 provide funds 70 pay the salary Of
minister. Since American reco1ni
tton OF Finland. the secretary said II,
ms letter, the United States had been
'ePPTSes 1, ~, by, COMMISSIONER"
rVANoNE. VA, Jan. 1.-THE Roa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

all the public school teachers here,
VIII demand and Increase In salaries
which viii be something more than
tod in a few days IL was said
LONDON, Jan lot is officially de-
CARED with reference to the recent
letter OF Carter Glass to Chairman
EordneE. OF the House Ways and Means
tho Treasury pointed out the neces-
sity for aiding Europe. especially
Austria, Poland AMI Armenia, that
Great Britain is ready TO share in
the work.
SACRAMENTO. CAL. Jan. 1O.-Abra-
convicted In San Francisco OF bribery
was granted 4 pardon by Governor
William ID. Stephens tonight. This nu-
tomaticallE restores 10 Rucf the rights
NASHVILLE TENN. Jan. 10.--Thc
appointment Of Mrs. james s. Beasley
of Nashville. Wife of former Republi-
can state Chairman Rcasley. as chair
man Of The Republican woman's State
committee was made public tonight by
BI3RLlN.. Jan 1o,-Funda mental
principles for improving conditions in
Germany have been accepted by the
preside nSy Of Herr nrsSerge are Mine Inc
lister. OF Finance, rho importation OF
provisions must be restricted as much
rs possible and manufactured articles
rcnlaced by raw materials.
thinks Premier Nitti will not agree
TO- Italy entering an Anglo French
made q promise to the Chamber 10
this effect,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
NAILS CHARGE MADE
By CAPT. IiVERMORE
: CONTINUED From Frs: Pazs.l

Continued From Frs: Pase)
keep Z, touch with the ADVANCE 0: iae
r!eet OF the Third and T1eaty-a!ath
American divis!oas@. j.
ION November III. -pS-ts o. the
French. British and Belgian lines. as
attacked and advanced. The inplica-
Stion that the Americans were the only
-Loops which advanced or a,tecked on
-Sovenber IL Is wholly erroneoue
:; 1n pi Icattoa Unwarranted.
Win reference TO your question as
70 whether It was true that the French
were as regardless of the was,aeo OF
gEere. ! must say that l think the
Language used appears TO contain inn
-plcations which are unwarranted.
Neither the French nor the Americans
were regardless OF the wastage OF men
on November II or az any other tim.
Neither on November II nor ~ anv
other time were American lives need
,lessly wasted because some of our Of.
.hcers were not as confederate Of their
men as the French were; nor we're
american liveg needlcssly wasted for
any other cause. unless Il be that we
IN ad not adequately prepared for war
IN time Of peace.
Tn 1sis. the French had been ex-
:hausteS ny four years OF war, and II is
.and courage than any but 2 very few
1-of the best French divisions. hut ,hIa
ssuperiority of practically all OF our
tdaylsionS was not due to lack of CON
3siGeration OF his men by an American
y II believe the above. together with
The statement made during my haa-
ytnHs. covers the points raised in your
Letter and it's incloSure"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
OFFICIALS FIND WORKER
I'LL WITH SMALLPOX
Petersburg Health Authorities Take
Man From EnctOry-Other
Ns.t4

Man From Enct0ry-Other
ppTERsnuRIi. VA. Jan. lo.---John
7. Jennigau. a young white man OF this
city and employed In II iouul trunk
Of smnllpox seen here for nearly two
; North Carolina; aud while on z trin
ing work here somc few days ago.
JenniEan became III this morning and
his. boarding house In y chilled con.
dition. Ae has since BEEN removed
(? the City Hospital for tho treatment:
over the case. l. " IL Know. that snce
contracting the disease Jennln,n has
come in contact with II large number
Of people.
HolIing Farm Sold.
Tho famous Eolling farm located
ten mics north OF Petersburg on the
~ rs M%Sf es las "f to- john sG%
cameron. of this city,. The farm is
one OF the largest in the county. nnd
, Vas the s1, ,rnr home OF tho iettss
acres Of land is, contained in tho. es-
tate. The old Boiling farm has long
ofs ness ns S Sse STATE Of the p mSst HIS
war the farm was Erithin the portion
contested by the Federal and Gonfed
crate armies.
Investigate GaIiion Death.
An Investigation has bcen authorized
into the dcuth of Richard ~ Gailion,
nj ms cl,x wno was BILLED i, late last
driven ny Sidney Cotton. a young auto
m n, pnn,E d, de"!sr here. Gallon was
high speed along the road. Wien
taken to a local undertaking estab-
iishmcnt his body was found 10 be
is being held on a felony charge mend.
Ing thorough probing of the affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Finds Seasickness
Care for Deafness
CtemenceaM's Secretu1Y
Finds Rough Water Re-
stores HIS Heaa'ina.
. Inv Universal Service.

Paris, Jan. id new cure for
doafhcss has accidentally been dis.
covered through the experience OF NJ.
lSnacc, Under Secretary OF State, who
accompanied Prcmier Clemenccau TO
London recently. Crossing tho chan
mel tho sea was unusually rough and
NJ. ignncc suffered terribly from sea-
sickness, but when he landed Mt Dover
lie found that lie had fully recovered
from tho deafness with which ho had
been afflicted for years
Specialists in diseases OF the car aro
intensely Interested in tho caso and
nave begun experimenting with pa
tlcnts who have not responded to other
treatments. submitting thcm to a
structed chair of tho typo Formerly
, In physical tests OF army avia-
OF tho pitching and tossing or ~ tnr.
pedo boat In 4 gnle ut sca " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
WILL RATIFY TREATY
Falsner says That lie Does No, R.,i.v.
Hatihcation VIII BE Issuc of
Campaign.
tBy Associated Press.

PHILhDELPHIA. Jan. lo.-The peace
4reaty VIII be ratified with reasonahie
or reservations, said
ATTORNEY General Palmer. who attenioS
a dinner OF Greek letter society az
: call them what you will, iLcy uiil
not nuIlify the treaty and the Iocm.
bm siIsvs VII be ss.disfactSTy personally
PR. Palmer said ne did no, beiicVn
the ratification would become On issue
n the coming campaign. but thought
by that" he said, ~ mean that nnr
{nuty under its terms will be discussed
that we VIII raise issues as to VIA, w.
sbsNevc TO be our part under the terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
TO CARRY CHURCH WORK
DIRECTLY TO PEOPLE
interchurel, World Movement Will NJ
Advertised i'm Leading Reif-
S1OuN Journals.
INV Assorin,nn rrnaa

,,, ny Associated Pro.s.1
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. Jan. 10.-At
mtttee OF tho lnterchurci World Move.
ment held here today. following the
t ih, daSs' conference of church lenders
hPprovai was given q campaign OF
a anri,,!! In correction With tho
It was estimated nanriy 81 nm a6o
possibly moro, will DC devote 10 tint
purpose THIS year. Tho start will be
tho religious papers, and viii Rratii,a,iv
he extended until it embraces overv
medium of publicity In an oHort to
pnign directly before ali the neo,iin.
Tho committee elected JOHN b.
Eockefolicr, Jr, member. and maue
the committee IS Robert Lansing. Sec
Rotary or state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
u. S. NOTIFIES GERMANY
ARMISTICE TERMS HOLD
Putting Into Effect Of Treaty at Versailles Does Not Alter
Provisions of Pact Signed on November H.
191S,~Bern Is Informed

the provisions Of the armistica npr,e-
mcnt OF November II. 1915 as we'll as
we provisions OF tho extensions OF
, thmt agreement, remain binding on
Notice of this was given to tho
GERMAN government b. the United
The announcement showed that tho
deposit of Publications. and signing OF
,nSS, process verbal took place at i;16
The momcnt at which the first pro-
ces verbal was completed marked the
was restored between Germany OH tho
one hand and those OF the allied and
associated powers, which have COM
pictcd The necessary formatities of
ratincation OF the treaty OF Versailles,
on tho other"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

DURHAM. r. c.. Jan. l0-Notices
signed by more thnn fifty prominent
citizens In the Southern section of
Durham County. where many blockade
stills recently have been discovered,
were posted in many conspicuous
places in that vicinity today, announc-
facturc Of whisky. The citizens, ac-
cordng to the notices, arc banded to-
gether with a pledge to report or raid
every blockade outfit discovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
fby Assocla;n1 prcss.l

~ Associated PIcsS.l
ash lNGTON. Jan. lo.-Formal
notice has been served on Germany
by the United states in connection
with the deposit at Paris today or
ratincations putting into effect the
treaty OF Versailles. that conditions
OF the armlsticc stiil govern relni ons
between tho United States ana Ger
Announcement, OF this action was
mado tonight by til. state Department
IN a statement showing that official
received. Outlining the situation duo
10 tho TACT that The United States had
not ratified the treaty. IT said:
mcnt that the armistice continues in
fun force and effect between the United
states and Germany, and ACCORDING q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
PLEADS UNWRITTEN LAW
Henry Count? Jury Acqufls George w
Dean on Charge OF MurderInE
j, ". Dunn.

Especial to The Times. Dlspatcn.1
DANE1LLE. VA, Jan. 16.-Gcorge
w. Dean. indicted nearly n year ago
for tic murder OF j. w. Dunn n
wealthy tobacco planter OF Henry
County. was acquitted this morning BIZ
n jury in the Henry County Circuit
night
The tragedy occurred In June, Dunn
calling at Deans house for Mrs Dunn.
who had been gathering blackberrien
with Mrs. Dean. Some months earlier
Dean. it is alleged. told Dunn mover to
set foot on his property again.
When Dunn entered the gate there
was an alteration followed BY shots.
Dom nleoNhl ihn fii Inn In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
= millionaire Disappears.

s,,rrn,,,IO. Jan. 1O.AThe mystery
ne u sS y. small, millionaire thcatrical
il " was repo was hf &c pc, today when
Doughty. who lad o Inc Police that John
;y, G;srS as Small's Secretary. also was
M, Doughty. 1t was learned Sas
~, oecIl Hcaru from since Dcccn,IC, oc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
TEAROOM REPLACES SALOON
Regular Hpr and Shiny Foot Rail. I'm,
y Alesholic Beverages Arc
~ Absent.
tBy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-A ttaroo,o
equipped with regular bar and /.
y shiny foot rail-, rescued from no,ori-
4 GUS saloon OF bygone days. was opened
ON the Bowery today by the salva,ioy,
Y Army. Every known brand of drink
,ef no alcoholic content will be served
Z Attached to the tearoom is a cafeter,a.
zsponsors Of the enterprise. which made
sSfd-timers on the once wicked thor
s6HGhfare shake their heads sadly. GEM
( ~dkon loads OF floral pieces for the
opening ceremonies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
ALBERT N. DEPEW is SLAIN
Foreign Legion Veteran Relieved IN
Hnvc Bcen Victim Of Mexican
Outlaws.
tBy Associated Press. !

lbs ANGELES, Jan. 1o.-Albert y.
lGunner) Depew was killed, recently
lIeved to have been Mexicang, accord :
ing TO word received here by friends OF
According to letters received here
pcpcw was prospecting when attacked
Depe" after discharge from tho For.
eiEn Legion, appeared as lecturer and
author of book rccountinG his adj
ventures in tho war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
LONDON NEWSPAPERS REGRET
ABSENCE OLE AMEHIG

LONDON. Jan, 1o.-Resrct over
Americas absention from partic!pat,
Versailles is again expressed IN eds
toriais printed in this mornings news
9 "Americas absence" sage the Tele:
graph. clouds alike the prospect OF
the present and the future. Il; weak
ems profoundly the moral authority OF
the league Of nations and consequent
lly the sense OF security regarding the
immediate future. Instead OF new ma
schinery for the world'e future guild
ance standing ready and complete
waiting only motive power TO set Il
going. the machine is not yet put to-
Sgether. The United States eth stands
outside. The allies have waited until
they could walt no Longer and must
now GO forward alone, deeply sensible
,ot the loss they have sustained. but
stu hoping that sooner or later th.y
VIII be reioined b! the great re2uk-
lie"
: The Daily News contends:
"a new world order from which
America. or for that matte! Germany
or Russia or any considerable f.ac-
.tion Of mankind is excluded. IS fore
doomed failure"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

PITTSBURGH, PA. Ian. i4.-Tbe
school MEMS League composed of the
goo men teachers in tho Pittsburgh
pup 9npii osi SCHOOLS. in a meeting hero TO-
increase tho salary OF every teacher
in the public schools S5hn reat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
PLAN MEMORIAL BUILDING
PnlntiaI Headquarters FOR women
VIII He Erected iB London in
Honor OF War Services.
fBy Universal Servicc.l

Nv Universal Service.
:, LONDON. Jan. 10.--A proposal for
inc INC erection of palatiai general
ineauQuarterS for women. ncar the
houses OF Parliament ut Westminster.
al emeetinR with enthusiastic support
,oa eGUres OF woinen's organization al
o, the project. The proposed build
ne. ns Is 70 cost i6,000.000 and is planned
ssrv an International memorial OF tue
We VI women III tho great war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
PROVOST STANDS MUTE
Man Accused of Stnnlcy Uro,xn.s VIM.
der Demands ES nminn ton. Wlinh

TX Set for Janunry ~.
MI GLEN EMS. MiCH. Jan. 10
i EaoE" hreFost was arraigned In Police
Sourt mere today on charge of nur
derins; J.. Stanley brown, son OF a
TURNER Detroit millionaire maunfac.
turer.. who was shot to death DeceIn
Dor %, Provost stood mute and do
Ihnhled an examination. which was
set for January o. WIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

The Value Of Queen Quality
Boots, their popularity and unfail-
ing record Of giving Satisfaction,
is linked with Sale Price without
equal in value-giving.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23

Wise buying, zane saving and 90
cure fundamentally Government
Savings Stamps.
Earn interest on interest! Invest
YOUR Liberty Bond Coupons In Gov
eminent Savings Stamps.
A little money saved weekly soon
arrows into big money-buy Govern
ment Savings Stamps regularly.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
Read This Special List

Mems Hats, Shoes, Clothing, Neckwear and Hosiery
priced far below regular.
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases priced for quick selling.
Silks, Dress Goods and Ribbons on special display at
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
Date Not Yet Certain.

In the meanwhile, Mr.. Reed states,
he has no definite knowledge as to
the time the improvements will be
begun. While the actual time in re-
pairing the bridge would probably con-
sumo three or four weeks, Mr.. Reed
continued, 1t is his impression that the
structure will be closed to traffic only
for a period of about a week or ten
days. This may even be lessened as
the result of a conference which en-
gineers Of the State Highway Com
mission expect to have with the Ameri-
can Bridge Company officials regarding
details of the work.
During the time the bridge is closed,
persons wishing to get to the shore
resorts by automobile will have to go
by the way of Metuchen and New
Brunswick, a distance of thirty miles
before they will again strike the main
highway to the resort towns. 1t is
said{to be the intention of the highway
department to place signs on the Penn
~sylvania railroad bridge at Railway di-
verting all traffic over the new state
concrete road from Railway 70 Metu-
chen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
d 0AM CHILDRENS COLOR COMPETITION

H&XyI in CASF1 FKIZEO Ha $sHa"d PSSH"E
Sunday will ud
al
shs s Rn ssS @ I $ T
PHIL pig
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
LAST WEEKS rRIl: wiNNERs

u orthw
lorthwes
Donovan aud Dits Downey asS'
Tenth
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

COP school
an school children ~ Mashngton eligible except M mosrs
this contest
pc
y NJ
viii be n this sunday. - rst
coupon exhibit TO the Color costsss
Editor. The Washington TINES .iI9.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-10
BRYAN AND WILSON AT
 ODDS OVER TREATY

Washington. Jan, 9-Thc Jackson Day dinner given hy the leaders of democracy last night. disclosed clash between President Wilson and William Jennings Bryan over the peace treaty. The rupture was precipitatfd by tn" reading of a letter from Mr. Wilson disclosing that the president favors submitting the ratification of tn !. peace treaty to a referendum of tho people. in the event that the senate fails to ratify the document. Bryan immediately declared that the demo- cratic party could not go before the country on an issue involving fourteen months of delay and the final deter of which would depend upoE winning two thirds of the senate.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-10
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT SPREADING RAPIDLY
 THROUGH BULGARIA

London. Jan. 9-The re. 0iutinndry movement in Bulgaria is spreading among the peasants and working peo- ple and the government is in pre- ar. ious situation, according {" adYices
 reaching London Turmoil is rife in all parts of the nation and. there is q strong likelihood that King Boris, the successor of Ferdinand, may be forced to abdicate. Fierce fighting has taken place in Sofia in which troops are said to have turned their machine guns against the people in the streets. Conditions are appa rent ly very grave and may shortly give way to government chaos. ;'ood is exceedingly scarce in all parts of the country.