The Arvada enterprise., 1923-02-01

forces In western Thrace. has called .
the colors all the Turkish reserve
classes, Is In number. according to
dispatches from Smyrna. A large dele
CATION Of East Indians II at AngOra
proclaimlng Its object to be the solldi6.
cation Of the Islamic world; and an
Egyptian delegation also ID there ask
Ing Kemallst support for the struggle
for Egyptian independence.
ILLINOIS ID still blushing for the
1 verdict In the Herrin mine massacre
trial. But the state senate has made
what amends 1t could by voting an
ample sum to enable the attorney gen,
eral to continue the prosecutions. The
verdict at Marion might be considered
a. based oN either the alibis offered or
the defense presented that the killings
were justihable under provOcation. On
fortunately for itself, organized labor
has chosen to accept the latter inter
probation. The murders were not COM
mltted In the heat Of conflict; the men
were massacred In cold blood after
they had surrendered.
DEACE In the bitumInous coal aeld
l for this year aud probably longer
10 assured by the new agreement signed
by the operators and oflicials Of the
United Mine Workers Of America In
New York. The agreement covers the
tristats competitive aeid Of Ohio. In.
diana and Illinois and will be used 40
. standard In the rest Of the bltumlnous
territory. The terms are not vitality
different from those Of the existing
agreement.
THE War Department has appealed
1 to the sonata to restore to the army
bin for defense the appropriations re-
jected BY the house for the Oahua and
Panama canal defsnss projects and for
maintenance of power works In Manila.
The amounts asked by the department
were cut BY the house from $sS6.e80 to
sS13.5O0. General Wells speaking for
the department. said the original sums
were not excessive. being bassd %
fundamental principles Of defense.
II EARRINGS were held last week By
the senate committee 90 immigra.
tioa on several proposed measures.
One. introduced by Reed Of Psnnsyi.
vania. increases the percentage Of In.
migrants admissible from 3 to s pr
cent. Instead Of using the number e
aliens of the different nationaiitiss resa.
dent In this couatry under the esnsas
az 1910. ~ 10 the case In the present
law. the bin provides that the esesus
Of 1880 ahail be the basis TIE erect
Of the proposal II to Increase Quotas
for northern European countries and 70
decrease those from some oe he seatA.
ern European nationa
n ESPITE strenuous oppoeatiso. tho
- house adopted by . vote Il N .
lOl the Green resolution proposing a
amendment to the Constitutisa wAScA
would prohibit further issuance Of tar.
exempt securitiea Il had the approval
of President Harding and Secretary At
the Treasury Mellon. hut the vote waa
not partisan. Twenty.fssr Rspub-
ilcnns oppcsed II and q Democrats
voted for Il The resolutiou's chancsa
Tor adoption by thu senate during this
aession are doubtful.
DRESIDENT HARDING sent to thu
I senate the nomination Of Federal
Judge Edward r. Sanford of Knox.
vile. Tenn. to be associate justice ol
the Supreme court to hil the vacancy
caused BY tho resignation Of Justics
Pttney. Judge Sanford. who 10 q na'
tive KentuckiaA, has written and lee
tured much on legal and other topies
1CHARGES By the Washington police
~ that sorne foreign ENJOYS are using
their diplomatic immunity to supply
liquor to bootlesRers have aroused the
federal prohibition neenciea, and Au
inquiry has been set afoot. Published
reports named the Cuban legation. bu,
Doctor Padro. the charge d'affairsa
went to the state Department and
stated that he was In entlre ignorance
Of "any alleged selling of liquor q
the legation.
THE open hearing In the atrocities
1 and murders By masked unobs q
Aoreho,se. La cana to q close o.
Thursday and indictments are expected
to follow. Before adjournmsnt Of thl
hearing Attorney 0sneFal Csc made {
statement csoeseaing The ssezaQo d
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