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Joe Earman as Baseball Fan and
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Dollar Band don't believe there
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weekday baseball Good baseball is
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viii Know.

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The Editor Of Paisa AknDar, a ma
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The Washington times., 1921-12-11
Assembly Members Slain

Popov asked:
do you know that Chernov ana
his comrades were saved by the
Czechs by armed force from the
Russian convoy who were taking
them away to have them shot?"
Kolchak replied:
1T seems to me this was not 80.
They were arrested by General
Gaida. But the Czech National
Council. demanded that they be sent
to Chelyabinsk. and General Gaida
obeyed this order. AS to the attack
Of the Czechs on the Russian con-
voy, do not know about it. When
I received list Of the twenty ar
rested members Of the Constituent
Assembly it appeared that. with the
exception of Devyatov, none OF
those who signed the telegram was
on the list"
Popov asked:
what was the fate of these men
and who was responsible for what
happened to them? Do you know
that most of them were shot?"
Kolchak replied:
About eight or nine were shot
during the uprising on December 20.
The chief OF staff, Lebedov, inform
ed me that an uprising was planned
by the railroad men. that 1t would
start with a strike, and that the
whole affair would be arranged I'M
der Soviet slogans. On the eve OF
the expected uprising Lebedov re-
ported to me that the Bolshevist
staff, consisting OF twenty men.
were arrested.
HE said that this would probably
end the uprising. He told me that an
investigation was in progress re-
garding the men arrested. know
they were Nshot Immediately after
arrest. On the day Of the uprising
Lebedov reported to me that all the
prisoners had fed and that the
prison was empty. I asked him:
Have the members of the Constitu-
ent Assembly also escaped?' Lebedov
said: Yes, they escaped Then he
informed me that the court-martial
was to start that evening.
The Washington times., 1921-12-11

II received a note from volo-
godsky saying that members Of the
Constituent Assembly who had no
connection with the uprising were
being court-martialed. immediate
ly wrote q letter saying that they
must not be court-martialed or tried
without my knowledge. His infor-
nation came to mo as a surprise.
for I had been informed they had
had all fled. afterward learned
that a number of them had volun-
tarily returned to prison. I sent my
letter to the chief of the garrison,
Brze4ovsky. head of the court
martial. That was between 10 and
IL o'clock in the evening.
AT about 10 O'Clock next morn
ing Vologodsky. Telberg and Star
inkevitch came to my house. BY
that time I had received from
Brzezovsky a list Of the arrested
members Of the Constituent As
sembly. He wrote that my order
was carried out and submitted q
list of the members now in prison,
who would not be tried. I was sur
prised that the list contained less
than half the names. When I re-
ceived vologodosky. he said:
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ing to the conjunction Of Jupiter.
and when these two bodies Join, they
usually bring an excitable spiris
into tho public life, arousing en-.
thusiasm and activity in politics and
business. threatening disagreement
Of foreign affairs and causing heavy
expenditure.
In Europe, tho effects win be felt
in Russia, Poland. Hungary. Aus
tria and Italy.
In America, ut present, Mars be-
ing tho planet Of quick action. may
send . wave. of excitement OF
martial nature through the land. but
being allied with tho benign influ-
ences Of Jupiter. benefits win re-
suit through friends and allies
abroad. Tho planet Uranus produo-
ing changes and acting as an ex-
pulsion. ia in the sign Pisces. This
sign represents the dissolution of the
old ago and symboiixes the tempera-
ment Of tho world at tho present
time, also that of national politics.
and by the uncertainty Of the action
Of Uranus, much must obviously
change in the future.
The Washington times., 1921-12-11

''It IL known that Immediately
after the coup d'etat the volunteer
army and even tho Siberian army
were against the overthrow of the
directorate. but were told that Ad.
miral Kolchak was acting in the
name Of the directorate, that the
directorate remained in power. This
was done because the sentiment of
the soldiers was such that It was
believed they would leave the front
in order to Dquidate the coup d'etat."
asserted Alexeyev.
Answering this, Kolchak said:
II did not know this. Even For.
tunato$ recognized the coup d'etat
and offered no resistance to the ar
rest of the members of the con-
stituent assembly who had chal-
lenged U.S."
One Of the judges. M. Pepov,
asked:
do you know that people were
thrown into prison because of inter-
cepted letters containing unfavor-
able comment about the supreme
ruler2"'
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
By BELLE HART.
A ofro1oriO<

As the mind of the world rests
upon the result of this conference
and as Astrology has played an i'm
portant part rs an indicator Of
conditions in past centuries, the
science of the stars may be used as
q medium for analysing the out
come of the present conference.
The organizing principle Of the
nations depends largely upon the
support given tho conference by
right application Of facts and vivi-
Tying principles.
Owing to the friendly aspect Of
Neptune. the planet ruling the
higher mind, to Gemini, the ruling
sign of the United States. this
sign Of the United States sway
ing the mental faculties, in a
great measure. we may look to
America to provide the nations
with structural. vital and psychology
icai support. thereby helping to
direct the agencies Of the allied
powers over an actual period of
grave importance, an epoch maker
for future history.
II may be stated here that the
conjunction of the planets Jupiter
and Saturn occurred in Virgo in
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
MARS WILL SWAY WORLD

conjunction affected the center ana
east of Europe and Russia in the
Russo-Japanese war which lasted
from 1904 to 1905.
The unsettled condition that has
been going on in India since that
time shows the powerful influence
of these planets coming to the con-
junction in the different sign OF the
Zodiac and their relative bearing on
the countries ruledsby the signs.
The planets Jupiter and Saturn
are at present passing through the
sign of the balance, Libra The
zodiacal sign Libra rules Japan.
China and Austria. This sign Is
opposed to tho sign Aries which
rules Great Britain and a. opposites
attract, this may be tho cause OF
the pact between Japan and Eng.
and.
1t will be interesting. at least, to
watch the result that may come Of
this planetary influence.
Jupiter passing through tho rul.
ing sign Of century brings pros
perity. trade and reforms that are
beneficial to tho Government.
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
43 Workmen Executed

"A terrible thing has happened.
We do not know who has done 1t. or
by whose order 1t was done. But
during the night eight or nine men,
bers OF the Constituent Assembly
were shot and their bodies were
found near the Irish river.
'''I ordered thai tho chief military
prosecutor. Colonel Kuznetsov. come
Immediately. When he arrived
asked him to iisten to vologodsky's
report, and then start an immediate
investigation, believed this act
was directed against me personally
to discredit my government and my
self in the eyes Of the foreigners.
After they had left. Lebedev
came to see me. He said that the
members Of the Constituent Assem-
bly, had not been tried. but were
ordered back to prison. and on the
way they were shot. Later I learn
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
Effects of Mars.

Saturn transiting through the rul.
ing sign causes hindrances of vari-
Gus kinds by affecting the health Of
the nations and by It's vibrations
causing political changes Of national
Importance. As Libra, the sign of
the scales of Justice, houses these
two planets, neither Saturn nor Ju.
piter will completely hold sway but
will be weighed in the scales and
dealt with Justly by the representa-
tives of the combined national
forces, indicating that we are not
dealing with individual principles of
nations. rulers or powers, but with
their united activities.
The planet Mars. representative
Of energy, strength and courage,
also in the sign Libra. The coun-
tries ruled by the sign through
which Mars passes are generally the
center of activity and arguments
ton.
This planet is significantly COM
The Washington times., 1921-12-11

help us sincerely. and who did all
he could to relieve our situation by
giving US supplies. AS far a. re-
member. Harris called on me on the
second day and said to me: I think
the entire event will be interpreted
in a wrong light in the United
States. But. as have watched all
this atmosphere. can only well
come the fact that you have as
sumed the power. on condition. OF
course, that you look upon your
power as temporary. and that your
fundamental task shall be to lead
the. people to the moment when
they take over the government In
their own hands, when they can
elect q government according to
their own will
81 said to him: This 10 indeed
my fundamental task. ! shall not
abuse my powers, and shall not re-
main in office one day longer than
necessary
Then Harris said to me: i SYM
psthixe with you and believe that II
you 20 along this road and fulfill the
tasks confronting you. we shall also
work together In the future.
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
Czech Opposition
Kolchak answered In the mega

hOlCndk answered In the mega
tive.
Alexeyev asked:
How did representatives Of the
foreign governments regard the
COUP mean those in Omsk at the
time and those who came there
later?" ... t
Kolchak replied:
"As far as remember, the repre-
sentative of the United States, Har-
ris. and the representative Of
France. Regnault, were In Omsk at
the time. The British representative
was not there yet. Only Colonel
Ward was present. General Knox
came later. Japan was represented
by a purely military mission. The
Czechs had their military repre-
sentatives-Koshek and Richter. In
general the attitude of all those who
called on me was very favorable.
Harris, the American representa-
tive, treated me in a spirit Of great
friendship. His attitude was ex-
tremely favorable to me. He was
one of the few representatives OF
the United States who wanted to
The Washington times., 1921-12-11

September. 1921. Virgo rules the
region around the Mesopotamia
from the Tigris to the Euphrates
and Upper Silesia. also parts of
Germany and parts of France.
This conjunction occurs every
twenty years and has been con-
sidered highly important. Serious
political upheavals generally occur
in the countries ruled by the
signs In which this conjunction
occurs.
A few instances OF the power
that the conjunction Of these
planets haye had over countries In
the past may be cited. In 1851.
this conjunction, was followed by
the war between Prussia and Aus
tria. The planet of war. Mars.
was at that time in Libra, the rul-
ing sign of Austria. Another con-
junction occurred in Virgo in 1870
and the French-Prussian war fol-
lowed and the Siege of Paris. which
city is ruled, by Virgo.
In 1901. the conjunction of Sat
urn and Jupiter occurred in the
sign Capricorn. India Is ruled by
Capricorn. The war following this
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
By HERMAN BERNSTEIN.

On tho ninth and last day of his
trial. Admiral Kolchak was cross
examined by several members of tho
revolutionary tribunal regarding
outrages committed during his re-
gime, such as the execution Of in
nocent members of the constituent
assembly, the wholesale murder Of
workmen without trial. and fog
gings of women by order Of his Off
cials. Kolchak's answers on these
points were evasive. In most in
stances he pleaded ignorance.
The man chosen as dictator. or
supreme ruler, regarded by allied
representatives as Russia's savior.
and encouraged by them. practically
admitted that he was but mari
onettte in the hands of others whose
interests were not the interests of
the Russian people.
One of the Judges. M. Alexeyev.
said:
1T have questioned you concern.
ing your relations with Regnault,
the French high commissioner. You
said these relations were purely
those of one officer toward another.
Yetin a letter by Madame Timereva.
dated September. II. repeating the
impressions she had gathered during
your voyage from Japan to Vladivo-
stok, Yhe said that you entered an
alliance with Regnault."
Admiral Kolchak said:
From Japan Travelled with
Regnault. We did not discuss poll
tics. 1t was an ordinary acquaint-
ance."
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
Progress Forecast.

Owing to the present cycle ruled
by the planet Mars. which remains
In force until the year 1914, we can
not, therefore, hope for an entire
peaceful response Of all national
powers until the passing Of this
cycle. and the nature Of events dur
in this period lies in the Judgment
of the different powers and their
ability to respond to influences.
Summing up the present confer
ence, II viii At least be tho means
Of solving the motives Of tho indi-
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
Execution of Kolchak.

This was the end Of the cross-ex-
animation of Admiral Kolchak. The
dictator was found guilty by the
revolutionary tribunal. and was ex-
ecuted on the following day.
Kolchak's last moments were
marked by q high courage and
calm acceptance of his fate. =
At g. o'clock on the morning OF
February =. 1920. ne was summoned
from his cell In the prison at Ir-
kutsk by the officer Of a. firing
squad. Courteously he bowed and
took his place between the two
files Of his executioners-
They marched him into the court
yard Of the prison. where. with I'M
flinching demeanor, he faced the
rifles. waiting for the end. The
shots rang out. Kolchak crumpled
and fell dead. Even his execution
ers were forced to admit that the
"sea Wolf had died Ike = man.
The Washington times., 1921-12-11

Popov-'Do you know that some
Of the persons arrested in connec-
ton with the uprising were subject
ed to terrible torturcs at the coun-
ter espionage Department."
Kolchak-"Nobody reported to
me about that, and believe that
there were no such terrible tor.
lures"
Popov-'T myself have sssn peo-
pie who were tortured and mutt
lated there. end whose wounds had
not yet healed even in March"
Kolchalk-'Tf such things were
done, could have learned Of them
only indirectly"
Popov-"Do you know that al
these things were committed At the
headquarters Of the Supreme Ruler
Kolchak7"
Kolchak-'T did not know It,
and could not know. ~ did not BE-
The Washington times., 1921-12-11

lieve anything like this could b
done at my headquarters"
Popov-"Do you know that in
Kulimzino about 500 people were
shot in groups Of fifty or sixty at a
timer"
Kolchak-"I was told that the
general Losses"
Popov-"There was no battle
there at all. The workmen were
captured and shot right there on
the spot. Do you know that one of
those shot in connection with the
trial Of the eleven Communists tes-
titled that he was a Communist
only because his arms were broken
during tortures?"
Kolchak-I hear this for the
first time"
Popov-"Do you know that Roz-
anov gave instructions to burn
down villages and hamlets at the
slightest attempt at uprising and
that villages In which firearms
were found were also to be. de-
stroyed by nre?"
Kolchak-'T do not think such
instructions were given by Roza-
nov. There are kilograms that /
sent to Artemyev and Rozanov In
this connection, giving general in
structions a. to how to act in sim
liar cases Of uprisings. pointed
out that the people In such In
stances should be fined. that their
property should be confiscated. and
that their land should be given to
those who suppressed the uprising.
Thus there were no general instruc-
tons with regard to burning VII
lagos, but I consider that in the
course of battles II II sometimes
necessary to resort TO such mea-
sures. Perhaps you have specific
facts that Rozanov gave such In
structions3"
Popov-'we have Syromyatni.
kovss testimony on this point"
Kolchak-"As far a. know
from Rozanovs reports. only two or
three villages were burnt down. and
believe that they acted properly in
these cases. Tho following villages
were burnt: Stepano- Badxhiskoyo-
II remember correctly 1t was de-
stroyed by the rebels themselves
when they were leaving. The SEC
ond was Kiansk. and the third some
whore In tho north. All these cases