The Arvada enterprise., 1923-01-25

formed by the premier that the gov
eminent would not accept any decision
of the council OF ambassadors regard
ing Memel unless 1t reflected the will
of the Inhabitants OF that territory.
Late dispatches from Memel carry
the story Of Anthony Ivas, an Amer
ican citizen from Boston visiting his
parents in Lithuania. who says that
he both instigated and financed the
insurrection. He declares the Lithu-
anians would accept an English and
Italian administration Of the zone
until a plebisclte could be held. but
would resist the return Of the French
because they have been trying to find
an excuse to give Memel to Poland.
A LTHOUGH both the British and
American war debt refunding
commissions are still apparently conf
dent Of the success OF their negOtia-
tions, the sessions were broken of
temporarily last Thursday by the
Englishmen, who announced that "the
conversations had reached stage
making deslrnble a personal report to
their government" For this purpose.
and to obtain further instructions,
they sailed Saturday for London. The
difference In views between the com.
missions Is not believed to be great.
relating mainly to the interest rate.
! The Washington administration 10
hopeful the entire question can be set
tied In time for action during the pres
ent session Of congress-. and the feeling
In England also Is quite optimistic.
CAMUEL GOAIPERS and the general
~ executive board Of the Brewery
Workers union have arranged for the
mobilization Of the forces of organized
labor to obtain a modification Of the
VOlstead act SO that the manufacture
and saIe Of light wines and beer may
be permitted. Said Mr.. Gompers I'VE
plan to make America once more the
home Of the sane and the land OF the
free. Wine and beer Of light alcoholic
content are sure to come back. and
they will come back soon"
II Representative Upshaw OF Georgia
sought notorIety by the rather cheap
means Of charging that many members
| Of congress and high government on
ciaIs were liquor drinkers. he has
achieved his purpose. Washington
seems unduly annoyed. and Congress-.
man Hill Of Maryland has demanded
| tbot sIo hnuso tn an ot sru a, th., 81. 4. r.rr,~
Governor Silzer OF New Jersey. In
his inaugural address. made some very
moist recommendations TO the legisla.
ture. and Governor PinchOt Of Penn.
sylvania. on. being installed. made an
equally dry speech. These pronounce
ments were coincident with the third
anniversary Of the prohibition amend.
ment.
Deaths from poisonous moonshine
and hootleggers' booze are becoming
SO numerous that the government has
decided to curtnii the dealings In de
natured and Industrial alcohol II also
will bottle for mediclnn. purposes. all
bulk liquors now held In bond and
guarantee them ns to proof and quality.
DRESIDENT OBREGON, II IL report.
ed, IL about to begin campaign
against the Catholics in Mexico and. ns
nm opening gun. he last week expelled
from the country Mgr. FIlippI. the pnpnl
delegate. ns u pcrniciOus foreigner
The churchmnn. who II believed to be
the instigatOr and organizer Of the Fns
cisti movement IN Mexico, was charged
with holding u lnrge public religious
meeting nt SIlno. contrary to the. law.
and with refusing to obey the orders of
the governor Of GunnnjuniO. Mgr. ri.
lippi, who came to the United States.
denies thnt the law was violated by
the meeting.
Obregop declnred that he would see
that high dIgnltnrics Of the foreign
clergy should not come TO Mexico md
direct the church ~ Mexican Catho.
lies. mnking themselves nrblters Of the
church. Mgr. FiIippi is nm Itnlinn. In
Official circles In Mexico City this ut.
ternnce Is said 10 mean that no future
papnl delegate " III he allowed 10 como
10 Mexico.
A MONG recent deaths that Of
4 Judge" william H. Moore. m.
tiOnAlIy famous ms fnnncicr nnd horse.
man, II noteworthy. lie leaves m es.
tate valued at nb0ut $40 900, all Of
which goes TO his family.
The American public heard with
deep regret Of the death Of Wallace