davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21
NAvRAT zAJATCU.
Americka repAtsiacni komise v
Sibiri skonGie svoji praci.

Vladivostok, 40. dubna. -
Americka renA2aaeni komise
ma Sibii'i skon61A svou praci v
patek, kdy poslpslni houfec "a
latch naloden 30na parnik,
ktery prftomne Jest ma ceste
k Terstu. Mezi byvalymi "a
iatci jsou nejvice Mad'afi, Po-
laci a Rakusane, byvali pfi-
slusnici rise rakouskouherske,
upadnuvsi "a syetove valky do
zajeti ruskeho.
V okoli City a Omska jest
iest6 asi dvacet tisic podob-
nych zaiatcG. tech vsak ve.-
Sina mali ruske rodiny a ma
navrat do vlasti vice nemysli a
ma Sibiri zustanou. Dale mno-
ri 2 Mich, zvlaste Mad 'afi,
vstoupili do rude armady "a
rovnez o svou vlast vice nedbq-
il. Ma americky repatriaGni
fond sehnano celkem $500. 900,
2 kterezto castky pouze 1925
900 bylo vydano. Zbytek bude
darovan Svazu narodd. aby prI
padne v repatriaei ma SibiTi po-
kratoval, jezto americka ko-
mise dele Sc ma Sibiri zdrzovati
nemini. Jest totiz NONE, ze v
nekterych sibirskychs zapad-
lHch krajich jest jeste vice by
valych rakouskych zaiatcIi,
kteff po navratu do vlasti tou.
III, dopravu tychz musi vsak
iiz sprostredkovat zmineny
Svaz. Dotceny repatriacni fond
byl zalozen pred peti lety We
Spoj. Statech a sklada Sc z rGz.
nych .dobrocinnych prisp6vkl
k cemuZ washingtonska Via
da' n6jakym pfispevkem pomo
, hla. Komise ia mala X sve dis
posici nekolik tlumocnik1 2 A
merikv. iakoz / silny kancelaf
sky personal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21

Jest pry no v mincovnach We
Svedsku ctyficet tun.

Stockholm, 10. dubna. - We
svedskych mincovnach jest phi
tonne ctyricet tun zlata Rus
KEN k pretaveni do Stockhol-
mu poslanych a take nemecke
mincovny mali dosti podob-
nych ruskych objednavek, po
nevada Svedske mincOvny mo-
hou jen deset tun zlata mesic-
ne pfevariti. Pravi Sc tez, re
nektere ruske zlato ie posilano
do nemeckych mincoven ces-
koslovenskym lzemim a v6tSi
cast tehoz re pripadne Spoj.
Statiim, kde sovety objednaly
u Harvester Co. velke mnoz-
stvi hospodafskych strojn.
Tataz depese dale pravi. ze
cd ledna bylo poslano do Spoj.
Statu celkem S12.364.564 V ru-
skem zlat6 a dalsi zasilky \ze
jsou ma ceste. O spracovani ru-
skeho zlata uchazeji Sc pritom
ne mincovny francouzska, an
glicka a iine, paklize Svedsko
a N6mecko We vsem vyhovet
nemohou. Mincovny ty dotazu-
il sc New Yorku ma americ-
ky kurs predevSim, aby die to-
no RusIm "a svareni zlateho
kovu pocitaly.
Zajem mincoven o ruske "a
kazky jest pochopitelny, IVA
zi-li Sc, re sovety "a podob-
nou praci dobre plati. We Sved-
ske vladni mincovne bylo V So
botu pro Ameriku "a $780,
900 ruskeho zlata pripraveno
a dalsi zasilky maji nasledO-
vat. Ruske zlato musi profit
cizozemskymi mincovnami
iezto washingtonska vlada S
| Moskvou obchodnf vztahy po.
sud neobnovila. Zlato do ne.
meckych mincoven ie tez pres
Litvu expedovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21
PRfSERNY NALEZ v BEDNE
MA ODPADKY.

Y schrance ma odpadky a
starv papir postavene ma rohu
vVch. 6. ul. a Superior Ave
bvla nalazena lidska balsamo-I
vana noha urfznuta pafrna pIl-
kou prave nod kolenem. Kon-
tetina zabalena byla V hnedy
papfr a policie Sc domnfva. ze
pochAzi z nekter& lekaf9ke kol
leje. Nalez vystaven jest v o.
kresnf marnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21

lombii vyloditi vojsko v Colo
nu, iez bylo noslano ma potTe-
nj revoluce.
Bezprostredne potom vlada
Spoienych Statd uznala Pana-
mu iako neodvisly stat.
Vetsina 2 onech patnacti re-
publikanskych senatorG, kteri
hlasovali proti schvaleni smlou
wy. byli pfatele zesnuleho plu-
kovnika Theodore Roosevelta,
kteri zastavali stanovisko, re
Roosevelt jako president byl 0
pravn6n podniknouti kroky,
iez podnikl V dobe revoluce.
Pi. Alice Roosevelt Long
worthova, dcera dfivejsiho pre-
sidenta. jez vedla kampan "a
ntelem privod6ni porazky
smlouvy. sedela ma gallerii a
byla sv6dkem rozhodneho hla-
Sovani.
Senator Borah podal doda-
TEX V tom smyslu, re "ani W.
placeni penez, ami cokoli iine-
no, obsazeneho v teto smlouvt
! nemelo by byti vykladano jake
do1nani, ze Spojene Statv po
mahaly v jakemkoli zpusobu
Panama odtrhnouti Sc Cd Co
| lombie.' O dodatku dvakrate
hlasovano, ale byl porazer
znacnou vetSinou hlasG. StejnJ
osud stihl dodatek senators
Poindextera, ienz navrhl, aby
| odskodne Colombii bylo snize
no $ S25,000.000 ma $4,000,
900.
Senator Lodge. jenz Ia de
mokraticke administrace by
hlavnim odpnrcem smlouvy,
kdezto nyni, jako predseda Wy
boru pro zahranicni vztahy
/ byl hlavnim pfimluvtim nj
rravil ma jeii obranu:
"Schvaleni smlouvv s Colon
BIZ Jest zadano presidentem ia
ko east velike sm9rnice ne
smirne ddlezitosti. neienom Ii
du Spojenych Statd, ale cell
zapadni polokoule. Nine I'd;
Sc, ze tento smer jest spravny
Jest nutnym pro bezbecnos
priplavu. jest nymi nejistyn
We vojensk6m smyslu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21
COLOMBIA DOSTANE DVACET PET
MILLI0NU DOLLARU.
JEST TO NA4RADA "a ODTRZENf
Sc PANAMY.
SMLOUVA, KTERA 20 kADU LET BYLA PREDME
TEN SPORO SENATE, SCHVALENA

Washington, 90. dubna.
Schvaleni smlouvy republi-
kou Colombii bylo odhlasovano
senatem Spoi. StatG dnes.
Sedesat devet senatorG hla-
sovalo pro schvaleni, o deset vi
ce nez dvoutretinova vetsina
vyzadovana ustavou deva-
tenact vrhlo sve hlasy proti.
O schvaleni smlouvy Co.
lombii zadal president Hard
ing, nicmene vsak patnact repu
blikan6, jiz vsichni, mimo jed
noho. byli jeho kollegov6 v Sc
nate, odevzdali hlasy prot!
smlouv6. Jest to vefejnym ta-
jemstvim. ze vice republican
skych senatoru nesouhlasilO Sc
smlouvou, ale jezto nechteli
privoditi rozkol V samych po-
Gatcich Hardingovy admin
strace. podridili Sc prani pre-
sidentovu. Ohiosti senatori,
Atlee Pomerene, demokrat a
Frank B. Willis, republican,
hlasovali oba pro smlouvu, ale
roZeSli Sc nekolikrate pred tim,
kdyz Sc iednalo ruzngch do
dafcich.
Smlouva byla schvalena v te
ze forme. iak byla reportova-
na vyboru pro zahranieni
vztahy. Vybor ucinil nektert
zm6ny pnvodni smlouve, tax
ma priklad vynechal omluvu
"a zpGsob, 'jakym Spojene Sta
ty prisli V drzeni prIplavnihC
pasma. Jest Znamo, re dodatky
vt6lene do smlouvy vyboreT
pro zahraniGni vztahy schva
len6 dnes senatem. isou pfiia
telnv Colombii.
nvacet pet millionu dollarl
hude vyplaceno Colombii Spo
ienvmi staty ' rocnich splat
kach po S5,000,000. ma vyrov
mani vSech skod narokIl, ie;
Colombia 81 pocita proti tet,
zemi. Timto kontl spor. ien;
trval sedmnact roku, nebot' c.
lombia vzdy tvrdila, ze Spo
Statv pomahaly Paname v iei
odtr5eni Sc Il umoznily iispecl
revOluce tim, ze nedovolily CO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21
cESKOSJ OVENSKN " MOVE
SMLOUVE.

VidnN. %. dubna. Slovin
ski Narodni Listv v Lublapi
pravi, ze smlonva bvla uZavro.
20 ma7i Francii. Jihoslavii a Ce
skoslovenskem. V nfz u6ineno
lest dohodnnti o spoleGnem Of
fnnsivnfm i defensivnI1m iedna-
nj v tom ptfpad9. kdyby o.
pravdu doslo k splynuti Ra-
kouska s Nemeckem. Smlouva
nebyla dosud podepsana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21
JAPAN NEVZDA Sc YAPU.

Toxic, 20. dubna. kablnet
rozhodl vtera. 70 neni zadne
prifinv. proc Japan mel by
zmeniti sve stanovisko V otazce
ostrova Yapu vzhledem X note.
liz We veci t6 zaslal Wade a thz
vladam Dohodv sekretaf statu
Hughes. Rozhodnuti minister
stva bude oznameno v patek v
minoradne schnzi diplomatic
keno poradnfho sborn. pr'vi
casopis Nichi Nichi. .Tohranit,
nj Trad nechtel potvrditi. ani5
popfiti svrcha uvedenou zpra'
WI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21
U FORDA OPET 1.-Two.

Detroit. 20. dubna. OGeka-
va Sc. re do l. kv6tna Fordovy
7avody V Highland Parku bu-
dou We SVEN normalnlm behu.
Priblizn1 $1,000 delnikG jest
tam zam4stnavano nvrf a tei
mef 5000 kar jest vvrab1no
denna. Firma pry ma pres
100000 nevyffzenych objedna
vek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21

prohlasila, re zaslechla ranu v
II :45 dopoledne a b6zela do
loznice sveho manzela, kde ma
sla lei podepreneho polstari,
V posteli. bezducheho. kouri-
ci dosud ruGnicf mezi koleny.
Dalsim vysetrovanim bylo zii-
stano, zc dnes rano Cudahy oh
drzel dopis tohoto obsahu cd
Northern Trust Company 2
Chicago: "Nechceme miti ma
knihach trvalou pdjcku, a lee
by' Vase sestra zarucila Sc "a
pnitku $4,000, kterou zada-
te. shledavame to nemoznym
vyhovati vasi zadosti. Pozdt
rredchazejicfho veCera dosta'
Cudahy telegram Cd sve sestry
Clary V st. Barbara, nasleduii,
cfho obsahu: "Jest mi Ito. ale
shledavam to nemoznym ucini
ii co zadaS." Ackoli Cudahy
! churavel po ceiy rok byl ne
ustd'e osetfovan dvema leka
ri. neni pochvbnosti o tom, Il
nezdar opatfiti 81 pIitku. by
begprostfedni pficinou sebc
srazdy,
| Kratce po SVEN navratu ,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21
CLEVELAND G, cTvRTERl1 1THURsDA) 2,
LUPICSKl BANDA Y PASTI.
OSM CLENU GANGU POLAPENO,
JEDEN POSTRELEN.
POLICEJNf PLAN PREDEM PRIPRAVEN.

Vtera odpoledne pokusilo Sc
nekolik lupitu vyloupeni In
terstate Chemical Product Cc.
ma vych. 10. ul. a Quincy Ave.
Sedm pachatelu bylo polape-
no. ieden z Mich lezi vazne po-
stfelen Charity nemocnici. o.
smemu Sc sice podarilo prch-
nouti, ale polapen byl ieste wee
rejsi noci, hyv We SVEN dor,6
policii oblehnnt. Zatceny sna-
zil Sc dokazati, re V dobe pre-
padu Sc nalezal ma jinen MI
ste. ale p-ohlidka domu yelice
"makave' doka2ala, re pc,ric
jest ma pravd stope, nebot' oy-
ly nalezenv automobilove gu
move rafy a 1000 bednicek
doutniku. Ma zapadni strand
pax zatfen byl mattel garaze.
ienz lupicdm p1icoval stroie k
pfevazeni kradeneho Zbozi.
Ones dopoledne Jest otekaya-
no dalsi Satvkani clenu dobre
organisovane handy. ma ieiiz
vrub lie pfipocisti tax mnohr
posledni dobou spachany sen-
safni kousek. Lupicska spolee-
most vGera schvtana zabyv ia
Sc vetsinou kradezemi alkoho-
lu, iak sc domniva poiiceini
kepitan (usrvlio.
Zat6eny osmy lupic Sc pro-
zradil tim. re mel spravovanf
kalhoty, ieiichz kus pfi dt6k,
zHstal ma plote viseti.
Umysl lupitG vyloupiti ia
vod ma Quincy sc doZved6li
detektivove kraian Frank Pa
Sleek a RAYMOND Allison, plan
Jim bezdekv prozradil iisty
muz. ienz bvI vvzvan. ably sc
loupeze su6astnil. Vcera rano
O Z. hod. odebral sc kapitar
Costello osmi policisty spclu
s porucikem Josefem Horaz-
d'ovskJm d do zmineneho rhcHl'
ckeho zavodu. Detektivo"6
Gustav Hruska a Edward Con-
rop postavili Sc ma straZ do
me naprosti. Convoy oZbrcie-
ny brokovnici a Hruska pus-
kou.
Kdo do zavodu veide 2 Quin
CIV Ave-. musi profit malou IL
radovnou. V ktere pracuii dv6
stenografkv, 19leta sletna IN
lie Kaminska. sofa MYRTLE =
We. Sara Rothova. 2571 vVch
80. ul. Melv ODE zIstati " kan
celafi Samotnv neb ostatnimu
personalu bvlo dano ma vedo-
mi. abv do uradovnv npchodil
D6veata pax bvla o celA AXE
zpravena a poutana. lax sc ma
! il zachovati. V iiradovn4 We.
dleisf bvli kapitanem Costel-
lem ukrvti detektivovd Feiss q
Canepa, kdezto detektivove Pa
Sleek a Allison poStaveni V po'
zadi do ulicky. kde So pfipa.
de uteku banditG mah t6mt'
postaviti V cestu. Detektivovt
Hartman a McNeely SO uscho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21

vail skladiSti a porutik Ho-
RAID ovsky sedel pfipraveny
policeman autu, ktere bylo IL
kryto V prGjezd6 obchodu kr-
mivem, tax aby kazdou chvlli
Sc mohl pustiti "a luplci, kdy-
by Sc Jim bylo podaiilo snad
uprchnouti.
Kdyz byla past takto nastra
zena, nastalo cekani, bylo i
sti dlouhe, neb teprve po IL.
hodine dopoledni otevrely sc
dvere, V nichz sc objevili diva
muzi revolvery, nakazujici
diykam, ably byly tichymi, ty-
to ovSem uposlechly a odebra-
ly Sc tam. kan Jim nevitani ma
vstevnici ukaZali, sledovanv
jSouce nastrahu netusicimi ban
dity. Y tom Sc objevili detekti-
vove Canepa Feiss. Lapiti V
commence, re jsou to Zamest-
nanci, porucili Jim dati ruce
vZhGru. ale misto uposlechnu-
ii zahrmel Jim odpoved' stei
ny rozkaz policistG. dolozeny
sluzebnimi revolvery. Jeden
lupici ihned poslechl a revol-
YER pustil ruky. druhy vsak
ma Canepu bez dlouheho ota-
.eni systfelil. Mezi tim ODE ste
nografKy prenaly xadainii
dvermi. ale Sara, jakmile usly-
sela strelnou ranu. omdlela.
Lupie byl patrn6 spatny stre-
lee, ac byl iinak Canepa W.
borntm tercem. .chybil, ale byl
"a to srazen k zemi pfi treti
kuli vyslane z 45-kaliberniho
sluzebniho revorveru.
Venku eekali ostatni Gleno-
We handy V domn6ni. re Sc ka-
maradGm uvnitf dobre dafi.
NELL iiz pripraveny nakladni
antomobil. kterym chteli kofist
odvesti, krone toho cekali
vzdy diva JIM We dvou automo-
bilech osobnich. Kdvz Jim byla
venku liz dlouha chvile. chodi-
Ii ieden po druhem Sc divati.
''iak Sc v9ci uvnitr mali" ale
byli cihaiicimi policisty .bez
hluku ieden po druhem schyta
vAni. Bvlo itch polapeno liz
sest. kdvz Sc obievil ma scene
porucik Horazd'ovsky. abv "a
'knul diva tekaiicf lupiGe V au-
5, III. nichz jeden byl patrne
vndcem celeho podniku. Oba
no7nali nebezpeti a dali Sc ma
tit9k. vhdci sc podarilo uprch-
nonti. ale zanechal ma plote.
MOS kterV prchal. kus kalhot.
vefar pak lei oSud neminul. bvi
1ntfAn taka. DruhV bandita bvl
m kratl5h dobe dosti5en.
Ma policeini hlavni stanici
aon~avenf pachatele skvtali
smrtnt pohled. nepodobali Sc
ami "a max hrdinhm a pfi W.
slechu mnoho nezapirali, take
iaiich vVpovedi vedlv X zatee-
nj ieiich vndce. ieho3 prozra-
dily spravovane kalhoty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21
ZAMKU
VOJETfNSKEM.

Napinavy roman z posledni
svetove vilky, po6in& We
"Sv4tu" vych6zeti dnes. -
Neopomehte a ctSte cd po-
satku. "s1
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New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Solovei, in Resigning,
Praises Hylan Regime
Assistant Cornoratinn Counsel
and Mayer Friend Says City
Nav Well T2e pro7,J

Joseph A. Solovei. Mayor Hvlan's
friend' who was appointed an Assistant
Scrp.9ration Counsel in CHARGE Of the
Brook 'yn Office of tie Bureau % Street
onen'n"s, in March, 1918. YESTERDAY
formally rendered his resirnption IA
the Mayor and Cooperation Counsel
o'Bfien So'ovei's appointment BY ihe
Mavor was the subject of much criti-
cisrn at the time.
The Mayor at first tried 10 comoel
Frederick H. Bugher, former Police
commissioners, to appoint sSolovei q
Deputy Police Commissioner. but Mr.
brgher refused 70 grant the Mayors
request. Police Commissioner Bugher
resigned after twenty-three da IN
Cffice and gave tNe Sol0vei incident es
one Of the reasons. Salovei was re.
Gently injected on a charge of attempt
inc TO bribe Federal internal revenue
agent.
in statement given out at the Cor
poration CounsePs office yesterda.y
Soloyei was Quoted in his letter OF
RESIGNATION to the Mayor as fntlows.
"The present administration of the
city of New York, with you rs it's
guide. is ore the city ma well be
proud of and from which it has derived
inestimable benefits. The pleasant as
sociati ms which l have formed during
my cloee relationship with such adj
ministrstion will long be remembered
The Mayor and the Corporation
Counsel accented the RESIGNATION.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Houston Denies lie Still
Holds Kercnshy Funds
Secretary OF Treasury FILES
Ans1cer to Hearst Action TO
Son Pnvmen1s to Russians

WASHINGTON, Feb 81. - Denial
that any part Of the money advanced
to tn Kerensky government of Rus
sia is still under the. control of Sec
re.ary Houston was made by Solicitor
General william I. Frierson in "rief
fled to-day with the District Supreme
Court in re pouse to the suit brought
by Will lam Randolph Hearst, Of New
York. as taxpayer. to enjoin the
Secretary of the Treasury from further
financial transactions with foreign
ag'o mr. rts
The brief also denied there was "
int tor the part OF the Secretary
Of permitting funds under his control
to ne paid to the Kere Asky or eny
other Pussian government Mr.. FritY-
son declared there vas no occasion for
en- Injunction, as the defe ndunt has no
intcr+ion of estabI shiug further
credits to any foreign government
mist have been known to the plaintiff
when he fled his bill"
With REGARD to the payment of the
ar expended balances now existing in
favor of Czech o-Slovakia. France,
Greece, Italy and Liberia. the Solinitcr
General coutended 'the faith of the
government was pledged" beca So
these credits were established under
authority Of Congress.
Gounse. for Mr.. Hearst, replying TO
tn Solicitor General, declared that
Tho Supreme Court Of the United
States lad never refused to entertain
suit by taxpayer to prevent a Fed
erni official from disposine of II 9
States in an alleged unlawful manner.
IT @'~ wrs n'ainttined tNat taxpaver
has all the interest that is required to
restrain an FTor'7tivo NfTcial
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
( russians Elect
Count Berllstorf
And Papen to Diet
Bourgeois Parties Vim Bal
ance of Power; Socialist
and Communist Vote in
Berlin Falls Oft Is, 200

KERLIN, Feb. 81. Count Won Bern
jtorf, former ambassador at Washing
on, was eec ed Deputy representing
hei Democratic party in the Rcichstag
elections IN Schleswig yesterday.
Captain Franz Won Papen, the for
mer Germany military attach6 at
Washington, has been elected to the
ussian Diet on the Clerical partys
icket. He will represent the West
halian district.
Results of the Prussian elections
abulated up to this evening are: Ma
iona lists, 35; Peoples party, 81; Cen
-r'sts. "a; Democrats, H. Majority So
cialists, So; Independent Socialists, 15
nd Communists 15.
Based on the returns at hand, the be-
ief prevails that the political COM
pleXion off the first Diet of the Prus-
sian free state will be such a. to in
sure a coalition Cabinet comprising
same parry representation that is
now retiring from Office. Tho Majority
SOCIALISTS, the National Peop, a's part
I'D the Communists seem to have been
&c only gamers by Sundays balloting
Die Freiheit organ Of the Indepent
mt Socialists, re uctantly admits tina
-ha cause Of socialism in its entiret,
received serious setback. V0rwaerta
he mouthpieco of the Mai ajority Social
sis. comedies that the balance of power
now is with the bourge is parties. Il
&p1esscs the belief that the vote ha
demonstrated that the Maj GRITTY Social
ist party energies from the elections.
more trongly coordinated than. ever
and that Sundays voting, once for all
disposed of "the Bolshevist revolution
ry swindle, especially in view of the
circumstances that four-ffths of the
total Socialist vote resolves itself into
a frank disavowal Of Soviet iAeals"
The early analysis of the vote shows
that the Majority Socialists, the indie
pendent Socialists and the Communists
lost 10000 votes in greater Berlin, as
compared with the balloting in the
Reichstag elections in June. The In
Socialists who suffered a
staggering blow Sunday, lost to the
Majority Socialists and the Commul
SITS
This has been one of the surprises
Of the elecJion, as it was taken for
Granted that OBJECTIONS from the in
dependent ranks would prove 9 gain for
the German Bolsheviki exclusively.
TAe = nsevativo and Pan German
organs hail the GROWING strenrth of the
German National Peoples party as "a
strong beginning in the direction Of
recovery of political sanity"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Charges Declared False
By Counsel for Baruch
Mason accused Of Misuse Of
Congressional Privilege; M
UestigGtion To BE Souehs

0estt8GtSon 40 Be Sought
Clarence j. Shearn counsel for
Bernard M. Baruch, yesterday issued
statement in behalf of Mr.. Baruch,
who is absent from the city, branding
IS unqualifiedly false charges made by
Representative w. Z. Mason, of Iii
noiss in rcgArd to Mr. Daruchiq al
Legged connection with the resale of
copper by the government sitter the
wAr. The statement III full follows:
In revamping mis- charges against
MY Baruch { u@ressNau NJ sol As
making cowardly use of his Congress
SIGNAL privile ge. well knowing that
there is NJ forum in which thH falsity
Il his charges can be demons rated
and the author Of them brought to ac-
count. MIR Baruch mas, however de-
nanded Il Congressional investigation
Of these infamous charges and has
been assured that sucr an investira-
tion will be authorized az the ensuing
session In the meantime, if any de-
gree of crecence attaches to al attack
from such a source, common fairness
requires that judgment be suspended
pending an impartial investiga ion.
"On hehalf OK Mr.. Baruch, who is
absent from the city, wish to brand
csc accusations as un4ualifediy
false Mr.. Baruch had no interest.
7irect or indirect, in copper or in any
her business while serving The gov
srnmen He had nothing to do with
and no knowledge Of the resale of any
copper by the government after ths
conclusion Of the war, having resigned
a& chairman OF the War Industries
Board on December 81, 1918 FURTHER
more, as chairman Of raw materials,
minerals ana metals, Mr. Baruch
neither fixed nor had the power 30 fix
the price Of copper AS chairman Of
that committee he was sab 'rdinate to
the War Industries Board OF the Coun-
Gil Of National Defense, which board,
besides himself, was composed Of
Frank A. Scott, chairman: Robar-
Lovet., Robert s. Brookings, Admiral
Frank r Fletcher. General Pa4mSr
Fierce and Hugh FEayue. At that time
ofices were fixed by he President OF
Tic recommendation Of the p@ard as
ehcla after an Investigation by he
federal Trade Commission. After Mr.
Raruch's appointment on March T.
1918 AS Chairman Of she War Indus
Iies Board, he was still without power
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Asks Unknown Hero DELAY
Secretary Baker Wants Graves
Registration Work Done First

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The re-
gurn of the body of an American SOL
& er for burial in Arlington National
Cemetery as a mark of respect to the
9jnldentlfled heroes of the war will be
delayed until the graves registration
service was completed it's work, if a
recommendation of Secretary of War
Baker, laid before the Senate Military
Affairs Committee, is approved.
Secretary Baker has written Chair
urging him to amend the bill intro
duced in the House by Representative
Fish of New York and recently passed
so that the measure will be sufficiently
elastic in terms to give the War De-
partment time to make all possible
dcntifications.
Secretary Bakers letter points ont
chat it would be regrettable to desic-
nate body for the proposed memorial
which later might be identified.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Clcmency for Nichols Urged
Justice Manning Asks Miller to
Save Doomed SLAYER

OSSINING, Feb. 21.-Supreme Court
Justice Dav d Manning, before whom
the case of Guy Nichols was tried, has
written to Governor Miller, it became
5noWn 5notl t to-day, suggest ,sugges ting thst It h.
be committed to life impr sonment
Raymond Malone, of 261 Broadway,
who assisted in the defense of Nichols,
said to-day that petit on urging
executive clemency signed by the mem
bers of the jury that convicted Mich
OILS also has been sent the Governor.
A decision from the Governor is ex-
pected by Saturday. The Rev. A. N.
Peterson, Protestant chaplain at S ng
is aiding in the fight to save
Nichols's life. Nichols is under SEN
tence to die in t:e electric chair 4
week from Thursday. With Jesse
Walker, executed February 10, he was
convicted of k ling Samuel Wolchak.
Brooklyn stationer
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Fuel Crisis Grips Russia

RIGA, Latvia, Feb. 21.-The fuel
crisis in Soviet Russia is acute. 1t is
particularly hard felt in the Moscow
railway junction, the Izvestia being
quoted as saying there is only few
pair shops is threatened, many locomo-
tives boilers having been frozen. The
newspaper adds there is no hope OF i'm
mediate Improvement and railway serv-
ice has been suspended en- 4,5Q0 miles Of
Russian railways, Numerous other
lines, particularly those from the
Donetz and Siberian coal fields, are
badly crippled.
Curtailment of service on the Mos
cow-Petrograd line to three trains
weekly is expected, the reports say
The Vindau line, which runs to Latvla
and is used mainly for exports, is suf-
fering great difficulties.