The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-07-26

condition, and 1t is rumored that the
United States has consented to par
ticipate in the capacity OF a friendly
adviser. Public opinion in Belgium Is
turning to support Of the British view
in the controversy. and In two of the
most influential newspapers is pub
lished this paragraph:
ANY policy inspired Systematically
from Quai d'Orsay would be In the
year 1923 as much an alteration on
our part as during the French revolu-
ton, for we cannot forget that Eng
land is the only power whose inter-
ests oblige her to consider the neces.
sity for our freedom and indepen-
dence."
TSMET PASTA was authorized by
L the Angora government to sign the
peace treaty formulated ut Lausanne,
and the act of signing was set for July
"a. The treaty represents triumph
for Turkey and for the United States
the latter because on the demand OF
Minister Grew valuation Of prewar
concessions is omitted and the open
door policy prevails. The Turks gain
practically everything for which they
contended. and even their concessions
were modified so that the treaty
would not be rejected Mt Angora. For
instance. they objected to provision
that each allied nation should keep
two warshlps In the Dnrdanelles until
the final ratification Of the treaty, so
the pact ms finally drawn says each
allied nation shall keep one warship
there mt the Invitation Of the Turkish
government" The Turkish delegates
and Mr.. Grew were hurriedly cOmplet.
ing the separate peace treaty with the
United States so 1t could be signed
Immediately after that with the al.
lies. In both cases various questions
are left for diplomatic settlement.
E0R the first time during the pro-
L ceedings Of the mixed claims COM
demand has been made that
the German government produce Its
official records showing the activities
OF Its spies In the United States during
the war. An elevator OF the Kentucky
Elevator company was burned in Feb
ruary. 1917. md the company claims
81 100000 damages. 1t is contended
that the destruction OF this and other
elevators was part OF the plot Of
German agents to buy up all the grain,
or. failing in that. to destroy the
available wheat supply In America.
The demand for the spy records Is
justified by an article In the treaty Of
Versailles.
DREMlER MUSSOLINI has clinched
his complete control Of the gov
eminent Of Italy by persundlng the
parliament to pass his new electoral
law which permits the redistrlcting
and gerrymandering Of election dis
tricts. The liberals opposed the
measure but Mussolini told the parlia.
ment he would get rid Of II altogether
unless II obeyed him. He 10 admitted.
~ doing great things for the restora.
tlon Of his country, but his dictatorial
methods are looked at askanes BY
many Italians.
PROCTOR Of Yer
~ mont has called special cleo
tlon on November O to all the vacancy
caused by the death OF william r,
Dillingham;. for twenty.three years
United States senator. The primary
will be held on October 0.
EoR ten years the government hns
been trying TO break up the Inter.
national Harvester company. apparent.
ly with only partial success. Now At.
torney General Daughcrty has asked
the federal district court IN st, puul
for decree dissolving the coucnny
Into nj least three separate and indie
pendent corporations, asserting that Il
Is stu n combination In restraint OF
trnde and commerce In harvesting ma.
chincry and still IL monopolz!ng and
attempting to monopolizc said trade
"
sherman antitrust law and contrary
to the several opinions. orders. and de-
crees OF this court"
The three separate companies pro-
posed would include two implement
companies OF substantially equnl size.
one OF which would feature the McCor.
mick harvester machines while the
other would handle the Decring line.
The third company would take over
the steel mud conl subsidiaries OF the
Harvester company. The two lmple.
meht companies while larger than nny
other company In the Industry. would
ne able to compete with each other.
ana other companies could compete IN
terms OF EQUALITY with them