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j. S. INTERVENTION IN
S|LES|A IS SUGGESTED
Representations ErOm European
Capitals Are That Break i'm Sit
uation Is Immediate Possibility.
POLICY ONE OF HANDS OFF
Changes Have Not Been So Marked
a. 10 Cause America To Alter
Its attitude, View of Official
Washington.
LMv Aa.o,Intcd prcs..l

LONDON. July 20--l, was stated
in authoritative quarters today that
Informal suggestions have been made
for American Intervention IN Upper
Si!"~ am troubles which. it Is feared.
vii! threaten open hostilit!cs
Tho American governments policy
with respect 10 The Siicsiln and sim
l!ar disputes concerning the hxation
of boundaries. II j. pointed out. has
been one ~ nonin;crv.ution unlcss
tn" situation was held To be such rs
TO threaten an outbreak ~ hostili-
tics
!, Is understood now that rcprcscn-
tatIons are being made from certain
quarters Interested in the Sicsian
situaiion that, such "a break IS an
immediate possibility The British
government - urging th- Immediate
couv"ntiuG of the SuprcIt.c Council 10
consider the complicati,ss caused by
charges that the icgman protectiv"
organizations in Upper Silcsia arc
still functioning. constituting 4 dan
ger 10 the allied authority. which
have been followed by demands, not
ably froR France, that the allied
forces there be increased
French Oppose Meeting.
Such a meeting however. has been
that they considered nothing would
result from such a meeting. III which
case the situation would be rendered
materially worse.
There seems good reason 20 believe
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WOMAN AND GIRL SLAIN
At TER VIOLENT STRUGGLE
Latter Il Drcapitatcd, Head of
Former Is Partially
Severed
HUNTERS FIND NUDE BODIES
ndcrbrush Bloodstaincd and Tram
pea Down. Indicating Victims
F"uEht SavascIy for Their Lives.
Knife Wounds Are Found.
lny Asseela,ca rress. !

J'NESBoHr. ARK. July .U.-Wiih
'"' mead OF one completely severed.
ana that Of the other almost Gu, off.
INC bodies OF an unidentified woman
ana 1t girl about IL years old wrrr
found by hunters late today on ;bc
o"hNs OF bayou about cigh, miles
east Of here. The woman's head was
PARTIALLY severed. and the arms were
ticd 10 tree with u piece OF wire.
THE chiid's head was cut complct.lv
on and was found some distance from
the body. Both bodies were nud,
their clothing having been torn of
/" the struggle which evidently pre-
coded their murder.
For some distance about where tbc
bodies were found. the mndcrDrush
was hioodstained and tramIlcd down
showing that the two had mnun :,
hard fight for their lives. Several
knife wounds We're found on the wo-
mans body. Nearby were found two
rihcd pocketbooks. some letters
which had been torn into small hits
ana receipt for II post Office money
order issued at Paragould. Ark.
scraps of clothing which were
found w"r" too badly torn 10 be used
as "a means OF Identification. An in
quest will hc held tomorrow. after
which TIA" bodies, ir still unidentified
VIII 10" buried where they were found.
Tn" spot where the two were found
Is some distance from II road. ana is
rarely visited 10y any one hut hunters.
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BOMBING PLANES FORCED
BY WEATHER TO LAND
lHy Associated Press

HAMPTON. VA. July 20.-Wcathcr
conditions after the bombing tests OF
the Virginia capcs this afternoon re-
suited IN several Hers from Langley
Ficld and the Naval Air Station he
Ing forced To land MI of the navy
planes had returned early this artcr-
noon, hu, tonight Lieutenant McDunv
and Lieutenant Hodges. who were
dying in seaplanc, had not re-
turned 10 Langley Field.
They were last seen maxim. for
an island about thirty miles from
Norfolk. and II is reported their sun
ply Of fuel was giving out. II is
hoped at the field that the men made
safe landing in some place from
which 1T may have tcen Difficult, to re-
port thcr.,flight.
General william Mitchell. assistant
chief Of tho air service. was forced
TO land in Princess Anne County.
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Wilson c,mrnny 10 do tho work. he
Nas d!squnlihcd under thp rules Of
parliamentary procedure from on.r-
in@ such rcsolu: Oh
shortly after tho mo.tiug v.
called to order Mr Willis or.r.l :,
motion - tho effect that in tho ri,,;r.
al! meetings 81 ia" joint commission.
as vel! as meetings or tn. silbcouu.
m!ttccs. hc open 20 tho public. and
mat no executive meetings hc hold.
DO YOU Know Of any secret meet
ine2 which have been heidi asked
Senator Mills
"Thh, ISN'T The question" re.ur,ed
Mr.. Wills Tho motion was put 10 ~
N"'" and carried unanimously
Mr. Willis then offered anorh.r
resolution I" the effect that no con.
tract for tho building OF tho Memo
'!hi Library, or any of the work to
ic done thereon. should be ic, win
out proper ADVERTISING ana that All
'untrac,s I'm connection with Tho
building should be awarded Ia ,bc
lowest resron -ible bidder Judu,
buk"'S motion that IL b, lald on ,h.
tanlc for tho present was carried
Dc!cgat" Fuller then ros. and
stated that when he voted tor TN.
resolution at the last meeting to en-
gaze the services nt tho John = WU-
sou Company. hc did :, with thc di.
tinct understanding thar the action
'hcn taken was not binding /. he
had considered that 1t was finding
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Is the man who put the prize. up
when unusual conditions warranted
IL, aud who. now that conditions are
changing continue. his high charges
which arr not justihahlo
In many instances the farmer. in
thv general m!x-up Of charges by the
various forces which handle goods
from the raw to The manufactured
stage. usually * the last man 10 Gc;
any benefits from high markets yas
well as low ones lie complains.
naturally. when he is called upon To
nay $40 FOR Il pair-ot boots. when he
gets hardly that for enough raw
hid"S from which nifty pairs of shoes
ar" made. He uVcrlooks tn" num-
Der OF hands that rawhidc goes
through after ii leaves him before IL
comes back IN a fine pair Of boots.
Overhead ENprnscS HtiII ur.
According to Mr.. Phillips. overhead
prcciahlc extent. II costs as much
I" sell small quantities as il does
"a sell larger quantities The cost
"f raw material is not u fair com
Jarisou. he said. on retail rricce. lie
had made inquiries from many poor
anu fairly wcll-to-dU people in de-
riying AZ conclusions. He found that
there was little interest In the prices
of luNurics. and that many people
were unable TO acknowledge tina,
there is an actual decrease in the
cost "f fo"dstufrs and dry roode, and
other necessities They had crown 80
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HOWERTON SAYS
SHE, AND NOT KLOOR,
BROKE ENGA CEMENT
Far Rockaway Girl Denies NAVY
Lleutenant's Pay Caused
Break

CHICAGO, July 20.-Miss AIxandra
FIowerton. Of Far Rockaway. y T..
talked for the hrs, time today about
breaking her engagement with Lieu
tenant Louis +. Kloor. who achieved
fame as a balloonist
The thing that hurts me" She said.
is that I.iutcnant kloor said hr
broke the engagement. That is not
So
Since his return to New York. he
mas been wined and dincd untn /
thihN IL has turned his head. Three
weeks ago l'toid him that | would
not marry him"
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''' "t''7p'hHeht-
iiN''loN, July 2h -Thc lap.
"s" gpvrrnmcu' h,st,ani nnd wary.
parcuIy is seeking more laforna-
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'" s"s "i' b''n informed mus 'a;.
H'l subjects ot Far Eastern and
ic.He Interest arc to be dissnsscd
inc assembled ra,ious
,,.
'"'' ~ 'ii' 'Np!'"at''" gwen oi
.' "sl"E 'n J"pIn's complet" acocpt-
lr" - President HardlnG's iny.ta-
oG ], was stated in Official sources
,,Gncsday MAJ ,rc status az J,,-
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(, 80,
- - l""'S" ''' no" '""' japan ""ts
)t consider the tnilef States has
f-wcr"d FUZZY her inquiry rs To- the
.1pc OF .dtscuss.on.
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IOIN BARLEYCORN NEARS
PRE-WAR STATUSLN NBRI7ALN;
NEW 9-HOUR DRINKING LA w
Ioel and Restaurant Privileges Designed in Order to
Remove Reproach of Americans That London
Is Dullest City in Europe

prcwar strength. The restrictions
which IL is now proposed 10 abolish
resulted in an Increase of Co per cent
in convictions for drunkenness IN
1870.
Reject state Control.
ccincidcnt with the announcement
that John Rarlcyccrn is getting al
most his prcwar footing in England,
the House IL Lords voted down an at
tempt by Lord Astor 10 establish state
control of the liquor traffic. The
measure WAS defeated mainly Ly a
speech OF the Lord Chancellor who
rontras;ed the Stature of Liberty with
the ''shacklcs Of prohibition thrown
around the limbs OF the American
people.
Seven months ago Freddy Guest,
the chief government whip. wagcd
Lord Birkenhcad $4,000 against $3.50
that the Chancellor would not keen
on the water wagon" for twelve
months. Lord Birkenhcad has as
surcd his friends that he survived
the heat wave without liquor. and is
confident that he Will win the big bet
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AMERICAN PROMISE
0 BAR ALL SUCH ISSUES
ashington's Next Move Will
BE 10 Define Views on Un-
adjusted Problems.
non MAY BE DkIIG.ApE
crriaiN OF State Under Taft De-
'iarrd Splcndidly Equipped for
Disarmament Bod, Seat.

" Nsiii\i.ltN Jul, .D.-t. - con-
10" {" th" limitation of land armu-
ne" states 4" Euar:intrr her pro-
'i'"n IN the event of German nr-
'>>i"n ncninst French tcrriior,.
IN urging ihni this government
h>"rih" I" this Sunrantcr. the
fi"N 81 'hr old iri-pnrtitr alliance.
hl"h was suggested between ifrnnrr
eat Iiritnir and the tinted Stutr~
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DEN0UNCES METHODS USED
BY SlEUTHS IN MINE AREAS
IRy Associated prossl

WASiiINGTON. July 2O.-Arouscd
by description of methods used by
private detectives in obtaining inror-
nation about activities OF union min
crs. Senator Mcclellan. Democrat,
Tennessee. at today's hearing before
tho committee investigating disorders
In the Mingo, w. Va. field, declared
II was not right" for men to work
themselves into the confidence Of
union officials and then report to de-
tective agencies as TO what was going
on.
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E>-Srr,irr Mun Abdmrrrd.
lRv I'nitcn News

TYLER. rENAS. July 2O.-Earl II.
Peters. -, an rN-scrvicc man. lay in
4 local hospital at the point Of death
today. after hc had been abducted by
masked men and left at a roadside,
where he was found unconscious.
y note found At Peters side. SAID
tic wrong man had been Abducted.
one man - being held in jail here
and police say they expect To make
four other arrests
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LEy Assoc!a,ed rress

SHARON, PA. July 2o.-ThomaS u.
Randolph rromincn, busines, man
here. said Ia nave been kidncpcd last
Monday night and held for $4,000
ransom. returned 10 the home OF his
iathcr-in- law. Boycc Goslc, tonight
after thrcc-day search. \ reward
OF $4,000 had been offered ny his
father +. V. Randolph, for his re-
turn and the apprehension Of his al
legged ahductors.
Randolph was said To be exhausted
and physician Was summoned. His
father Law told police he would
so his surety Tor his appearance be-
fore local authorities tomorrow. The
missing man has not been placed un-
der arrest, hut District Attorney l..
y. Riokard said that Ii the police
failed to place charges against him
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ALLEGED KIDNAPPING VICTIM
RE7URMSHOMEI UNDER CIO7JD
FACING CHARGES OF FRAUD
Police Assert Thomas Randolph Was Registered at
Hotel Under Assumed Name at Time Letters De-
clared He Was Being Held for Ransom y.

SHARON. pa, July .n-'rhnms 10.
Rnnd"iph. business mnn of sharon
missing since Monday. and for whose
return Soo'uoo ransom was said To
nave nccn dcmnndcd b, alleged alb
"hri"rS' was arrested after his return
'"hiEht Ia the home of his futhcr-in-
i""' h"Src foIlc, on orders Of Mayor
frank Gilbert. lie was held ,>i,hout
ball on the technical charge or bciur
suspicious person, u was Suid
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Third Tnr-nnd-r.n.hrr victim.

T'N hlItU NcWS.
lUFKiN TENL\S. July 20 The
third tar-and feather victim in
Texas IN the last twenty-four hours
was reported here today. Ben Wiley
was taken from the street here dur.
ing the nigh, by masked men. who
threw Il coal bucket over his head
and carried him into the counUry. lie
was returned and dumped onto the
streets wearing Il coat Of tar and
feathers.
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TERMS TO IRELAND
ARE COMPLETED At
CAB|NET 7 MEETING
Heads of British Government
Hear Lloyd George Ex-
plain Proposals.
OFFERS OF SETTLEMENT
DRAWN ON LIBERAL LINES
De Valera Is to Get Historic
Document at an Early
Hour. Today.
lS SUBMITTED TO KING
Premier Pays Midnight Visit to
buckingham Palace With
.\diustmcnt Plan.
OFFERS OF SETTLEMENT
DRAWN ON LIBERAL LINES
" ~ SUBMITTED TO KING
Premier Pays Midnight Visit To
buckingham Palace With
adjust mcnt Plan.

LONDON. July .D.-At midnight
'r"m'rr Lloyd George rushed To tho
Kings Palace. where he submitted to
>inS George dornnrntS whIth viii
hc given to he Nnicrn in the morning
TIE Premier reached the Palace Juxt
~ his majrst! wn> retiring. hut uus
given audience.
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IEy Assee!ated rrcss.l

LONDON. July eo-The British
Cabinet sat for two hours and 4 half
this evening considering the Irish
plans, after which Premier Lloyd
George went to buckingham Palace
and laid hcforc The King the proposals
for submission Ia l:am"nn de Valera,
the Irish Republican leader. at to-
m"rrow's conference.
The Prime Minister presided at the
cabinet council. which WAS held in
The House OF Commons, and outlined
the history OF r/ent events and tho
rremicr's new oncr to Ireland. which
IS described as being drawn on gen
crous lines.
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Three Are Indirtca.

sNTf
Governor Lon Small. Lieutenant
Governor Fred sterling and Vernon
Gurus. a banker Of Kankak. Tho
Governors home town. were alleged
:" NAY" jugg.cd the state money for
their own private gain, In the charges
made by the Sycamore County grand
jury after two weeks Investigation
Arrangements were mad" for tho
executive officers and th" banker TO
SURRENDER themselves and plncc n
S5o,"0o hond guaranteeing their an
pearanc" at.;rial when thcl- cases
arc called. The accused men win de-
mand an immediate trial. according
To friends
Gilman to Bitter Frtd.
Eeturisof the indictments brought
the climax ia The bittcrcst political
feud in the states hsory The in
ves,ieat!on was pushed hy officials
elected "n tn" Republican ticket. but
members "f the political faction in
the party opposed to Governor Small.
Small is an adhe.cnt OF the faction
headed by William Hale Thompson.
while Attorn.y-GcnCrai Edward
Brundagc. who had the probe in
charge. was connected with the Lon
don wing Of the party.
The grand jury report tod f>al-
legged irregularities which astound ed
even those who had been in close
touch With the investigations pro-
cccdings.
The charges were based on hand
ling Of state funds by Small and
sterling when they occupied the Of
flee Of State Treasurer
IN ingenious" scheme was devised
and closely adhered to by Small
Sterling and Curtis To circumvcnt the
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Norfolk. s2.40: Ocean View, so.s5;
Va Beach, says: r. I. every Sunday
y. & w. I.v. Broad st. sta. 8:15 ana
a. M.-Advertiseme
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II is understood the financial ar
engagements ~ the new offer have
given considerable trouble TO the min
iSterS. but eventually, after consulta-
lion with Sir Robert stevenson Horne.
Chan"e!ior of the l:Xchcqucr and tho
treasury officials, the various pro-
visions We're agreed TO.
1t was also understood that the
genera lines Of the prcmier's offer
have the approval of Austen Cham
bcriain, the government leader in The
House OF Commons: Sir Robert
Horne SIR i.am!ng worthinR ;on
Evans, Secretary for War, ana other
ministers. and that probably with
soma notifications. the entire Cabinet
viii assent To the proposals. winch
Will he reduced to writing for prcsen-
tation To De Valera.
Craig Is To Rrtmrn tn London.
Whether Llyod George has sue
ce"ded IN overcoming the reluctance
OF Sir James Craig, the Ulster
Premier, 10 join in :, tri-partite con-
ference is not known, but an an
nonncrment tina; Sir James is COM
Ing 10 London again. probably next
week, is considered Il favorable omen.
and in any case no hint of "A break
down in the negotiations is apparent
These. however, may be more pro-
tracted than had been generally cy-
pcctcd General Jan Christian Smuis
Prcnier of South Africa. is holding
himself in readiness to go to Ireland
again, ii needed
DE Naiera gay" reception tonight
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QUALIFYING ROUND
TOR GOLF TITLE ENDS
Jim" Barnes Features Second
Day by Turning
IMPROVEMENT IS SHOWN
Competitors Cards Better Than
First 43 Who Quail
fed Tuesday.
IMPROVEMENT is SHOWN
Iiy Ibobi,N jones.

w WASHINGTON. lUly gr.--"l.Ou-
lin Barnes OF Pelham. y Y Led The
h"ld III the second day OF qualifying
at Columbia with the woudcrfui score
OF 50. Tho great professional got
away to AN excellent start with a
birdie three on the second mole after
par four on number one. lie
slipped twice after rha, on the first
nine. out reached the turn with "a
very useful 80
II was on the second nine that Jim
really let out. iie played nawlcss
golf all the way in and finished bril-
Iiantly with :. /. aud 3, TWO undc:
par. for the last three holes. This
nctted him ii 33 for the Journey in
and a total OF 80 'or IN. eighteen
which, ] believe. is tho OFFICIAL record
of the Columbia course.
Today'S scoring was somewhat
lower than on ;hc previous day. al
though the same score Of IS was cs-
tabiishcd as tine qualifying limit.
Three scores. in addition 10 that OF
Barnes. We're turned in better than
the Dctroi; professional. with a
seventy, ittc - italr. with u seventy
one, ana George Duncan. the British
star. with scventy-two. all ala bet
ter than Yesterdays best.
Brndy Play Remarkably.
Brady. vino tied for the opcn
ampi"nship with Walter Hagen at
Rrae Burn in 1919. played remark
able golf. Starting at the sixth hole
hc shot the las, thirteengshrce strokes
under tours. He waSTou; in thirty
seven and hack in thir,y-thrcc.
O'!lara. with Il thirty-nvc out and a
thirty-sX back, did even better than
his Brother Pat the former Irish
champion, who tied with Whitney
with a scvcnty-thrcc for Tuesdays
lowest score.
Duncan might easily have been four
or nvc strokes lower than his -
Like all OF the leaders. with the pos
Sih!c exception OF Harn"s. Duncan
was OF on his putting. lie missed four
OF hvc puts of six fee, o- less. which
continued on Page >. Col. G)
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The Weather

FHir In north. parity cloudy In south
portion today; tumorrow
fair.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NeWs Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readera

Wanted return truck load from
Rutland, June 30. +. NJ Harrington
Advertisement.
Mrs Fred Bennets. of Yonkers, N.
Y, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Spargo, at Old Bennington.
The Catholic Daughters of America
will give a dance at High School hall
Friday evening Advertisement.
S. A, Patterson has delivered a Har
ley Davidson motorcycle and sidecar
to Joseph LaCroix OF Min street.
Wanted Married man must be good
farmer and teamster. House and
privileges. Apply at The Orchards.
Advertisement. STA
3 Metro announces Viola Dana in
"HomeA Stuff" and Smoky the
"Humanzeef ius Beat IT. Harte The
atre today. Advertisement.
Mrs. j. B. Drapeau, who has passed
Ia four weeks vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs, Alfred Marsceille of School street
returned to her home in Montreal to
day She was accompanied by Mrs
Marsceile.
AT st. Peters Church Tomorrow
being the nativity of st. John the
Baptist, there will be celebration Of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-23
CIRCUS AT PITTsFIElD
Rinaing Bros. And 5srnum and Barley
Combined Shows

With Europes biggest trained AMI
NAL show as one of many splendid
features, the Ringing Brothers and
Barnum and Bailey combined shows
will exhibit afternoon and night at
Pittsheld, Monday July 4.
This marvel circus OF 1921 offers
the greatest congress of attractions
in history. Without eliminating any
of the thousand thrills produced by
hundreds of the most skillful men
and women performers, the Ringing
Brothers have added, without addition.
al charge, the most sensational OF wild
beast displays. Not only will you see
the artists who occupy the three rings,
five stages, the great hippodrome track
and the aerial rigging in the tent top,
but four spaciouse steel arenas filled
with wild beasts as we'll.
Tigers riding peaceably on the backs
LOT elephants, black-maned African
lions sprnging to and from galloping
horses, great troupes of polar bears
walking ropes or playing at see-saw,,
leopards jumping through hoops of
lfre--these are some of the marvellous
things that these wonderful animals
do. While these beautiful creatures
are under absolute control they are
presented only in great arenas of
steel Elsewhere in the. main tent
you will see camels performing much
after the fashion Of horseS--an act
never before presented anywhere.
There are five troupes of trained
seals. whole beyes Of remarkable dogs
monkeys, pigs and pigeons. Twenty.
six elephants will perform at one time.
Others will do tricks at the top of
high pedestals and others circle the
entire tent, kicking footballs as they
go. Splendid groups of trained stall
Hons Shetands and menage horses
form another feature Aside from the
dumb actors are fully 600 men and wo.
men stars, and nearly 100 clowns A
gorgeous tournament opens the pro
gram The menagerie which is en-.
tirely separate from the animals used
in the circus performance is the big.
gest ever travelled
The circus will be in Albany, Tues.
day, July s. Advertisement