m iHi KARL’S FORCES LARGEST STAGE IN THE WORLD.. imSIRRIN UNION LEADERS SUM ME me i IRE RIFE WITH LOOK TO HARDING ther mm B * bjr High Officials of Nippon Arrive mjßti hero At Washington—Crowds SWORD RATTLING FOR SETTLEMENT o be BMiBjjWEST f« t) mp” Cheer European War Charles Marches on Bnda Pest Brotherhood Chiefs Base Hopb Government Troops Drive Chiefs Who Precede. ¦—Communists Seise Bale in On President for Solution of II % r on _ Pilot Sue Back Train Preoeding Washington, Oct. >4. —"We hare Portugal—Hungarian Clash Railroad Strike Problen— le at Former Emperor—Boyalist slightest In tender- With Osecho-Slovakia Looms Issue Statements. y of not the hesitation Volunteers Attack Garrisons. MUX ing our rehpeot and sincere wishes for II Special Cable Dispatch. BY WILLIAM clr- successes of the noble task initi- L. BLISS, the BY C. F. BERTELLI, Paris, Oct. 24.—0 the eve of the Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 24.—Chiefs by Harding the n of ated President with Special Cable Dtapatch. disarmament conference at Washing- the “Big Four” railroad organizations "om- Europe again object of relieving all the nations Leaden, Oct. 23 (11 p. m.) —An ton, is today rife with are looking to President Harding for ness sword rattling. militarists of It la from the miseries at war.” exchange telegraph diepatch from The a solution of the strike problem ac- Vienna late tonight eta tea that both the reactionaries and the reds cording to reliable of Infor- trí nlng The hopes of%all civilised nations are sources by Major the troop* gaining strength dally. mation here Sunday thus expressed Sunday s/nt by Regent Horthy M%ys?lK >•-. night. While Unit were ¦ Former Charles, Tanaka, beading the have repuleed the advance guard Emperor with an they take the position the federal m of Oeneral Kushlgl army of 12,000, thought delegation, to ar- of Emperor Karl. The elaeh oc- which is to railroad labor board has not power ople. Japenese the first be hourly augmented by the addition that rive in Washington for the moment- curred at Budaner, in the vioinity to force a settlement, they base their of royalists, is headed for his former : limitations of armaments confer- of Budapest. hope on the interest the president the ous capital, Budapest. I ence. Emperor Karl’a force* are re- has taken in the matter. < ported to Even the disturbance due The railroad companies i are The Japanese delegation Is com- now coneist of three di- without will accede upon the attempt of the former mon- lular posed largely of high officials of visions under command of Gen- to any request the president may Hegedues. arch to regain the throne of Hun- make, the big chiefs are said to be- imen the Japanese army and navy, who will eral Telephone communication be- gary, Hungary is about to be pitched lieve. And they do not believe the have act as advisers to the main delega- headlong tween Vienna and Budapest has into war with Czecho-Slo- president will permit the railroads to lame tion due hefe next week. vakia. clash of packed broad plaza been stopped and on* report saya The arms seems near force their employes to work under Big crowd* the The largest stage irf the world h as Just been completed in the Stadium and certain. front station to greet that Karl has reached Budapest. open shop rules. They base their ve a in of the union of the University of Washington, whe re “The Wayfarer,” the passion play, With the fall of the Wlrth cabinet belief pre- upon the opinion that the ad- um the Nipponese, whose arrival was There will be 5,00 0 in the The stage is over 100 der- Special Dispatch will be. produced. 'cast. Saturday, in Berlin, seasoned political ministration realizes that should the ' the ceded by that of three of the most, Cable long feet wide. Over 100, 000 people saw the performances. Vienna, pilot feet and 80 observers predict bloody trouble in unions be defeated in a strike with dolls famous of the soldiers of the world Oct. 24.—The train, Europe. Beatty, ahead of the royal train bearing Km- the roads at this time it would be :hem war, Admiral Lord David Red riots were threatened in Diaz and Lieuten- peror Karl In his advance on Buda- Paris only a matter of a few months be- Oeneral Armando Sunday afternoon at the moment Oeneral Baron Jacques. pest, reached Budapest at 1 o'clock fore another strike would confront la aa ant when the communists seized the reins The Utter, accompanied by their Sunday morning. It was .attacked by the country. iter- of government in Portugal. While S. president of tho staffs and representatives of the government troops, and withdrew. Both W. Stone, -1519, Since BURN FRENCH TROOPS their compatriots were holding fiery of locomotive Engineers, morning MURDERERS Brotherhood state department-arrived on a Sunday a battle has thla special mass meetings In Paris and Rome, as and W. G. president of the Broth- at 2:30 o’clock. been going on between th* govern- Lee, ltion train from New York well as In other French and Italian erhood of Railroad Trainmen, issued Alighting from train, they ment forces and royalist volunteers dolla their garrisons cities, red forces were preparing to statements Sunday indicating they were given the official greetings of with at Raab and Komorn, after numbering 4,000. Admiral OB FOHERIL GUBRD EMBBSSY defend Lisbon against a royalist be- believe a peaceful settlement is pos- Horthy, PYRE the nation by Oeneral Andrew Brew- th* regent, sieging force of 49,000. sible before October 30. ster, representing the army: Admiral visited the government troops. of Orange Coun- Protect S, and Efhpress Black Slayers Cavalry Forces U. Added to this, the Greeks and Turks Patiently Waiting. Robert E. Koontz, for the navy, and Karl the former Zita are reported to be in the open coun- ty When still are fighting, while Montenegrins Mr. Stone, after a conference with Robert Bliss, third assistant secre- Officers Perish Consulate—First Mobili- and Serbs try Komorn, 123 from are reported to have In- the executive committee of his or- tary of state for President Harding. near kilometers Set Albania Budapest. government Sparks From Guns zation Since Armistice vaded and burned four towns. ganization, issued this statement: Ovation for War Chiefs. The Budapest has sent a to At the same time a significant con- “With regard to the position of the Passing through a lane Ameri- communication Karl Fire to Barricade. Was Signed. of pointing out presence centration of troops on the frontier employes of the railroads at this can standards carried army that his in the it all by vet- country view of Jugo-Slavia Indicates that the lat- time, we can only say that their erans, the three war is impossible in of the Orange, Va., Oct. 24. Justice oday chiefs were given attitude of BY C. F. BERTELLI, ter intends to invade Hungary and representatives are patiently wait- tremendous ovation the entente. reached out In a tongue of flame here Austria, lilies a as they passed replied Paris, first time a move which Italy probably ing for any development that would Karl through Stevan Rakov- late Sunday, consuming In Its wake Oct. 24.—For the rrles Into the president’s reception rbom at sky, will send troops to prevent. appear to offer a solution of the demanding that Count Bethlen, bodies two negroes who a since the armistice, troops were called lonal the union station. the of A dispatch from Vienna quotes the situation that confronts us. the Hungarian prime minister, and short time before from a barricaded bar- bun- Massed bands of the army and ma- out Sunday. Cavalry forces are former chancellor of Austria as say- “We are not now, nor have we been his cabinet ministers resign. hayrack shot killed the sher- rine corps played the British. Italian had and ring all the streets giving access to ing: desirous of being party to precipitat- iff of Orange county, the sergeant of and Belgian natiorfal anthems, fol- WAR REARS ITS HEAD, embassy con- “Whatever may be the outcome of ing a strike, but when it Is quite ap- the Orange police force, and seriously the United States and lowed by the Star Spangled Banner. BY KARL H. VON the coup of former King Karl, of parent that the railroads to WIEGAND, wounded nine men, most sulate, making the most formidable propose Troops of cavalry escorted the world Berlin, Oct. has other white Hungary, there Is no chance of a mon- not only reduce wages, but to take 24.—War raised whom are of display of force since the Ferrer riots, famous trio to their respective hotels. Its ugly head again—war between of prominent cltlxens archy in Austria. away from those employes practically a flying from the a decade ago. They will stay In Washington until never dying monarchy the newly this locality. Sparks “But the peace of the whole of Cen- all the conditions of service that have and smoking guns of the negroes at bay Ten thousand police barricaded the e al- Jolnedby Marshal Ferdinand Foch, born democracy of Central Europe; tral Europe is seriously threatened. obtained after many years, a»d the set the torch to their own funeral city defenses at the Neullly gates, ii ears comma n der Inc hlef of the allied armies between possible foreign The entente is to blame for the un- railroad labor board Js unable, or fails dictation and pyre. preventing 25,000 syndicalists from . too, during the war, with whom they will the will of a checked intrigues that have been car- to give us any assurance that the portion of the people of of Orange entering the city. that proceed to Kansas City to attend the Hungary. Meanwhile th» streets ried on for months at Budapest in Interests of the employes will be pro- petroled by armed deputies, some As a result of these imposing pre- i los- of the American Legion. Undaunted by his former fiasco, are the interest of the monarchists." tected from such onslaught of the convention of ordered to the scene from cautions, by which the aristocratic The arrival of the Japanese dele- apparently unafraid of threats of the them Interests that control the transpor- Governor Davis. It is and residential quarters resemble CHARLES USES AIRPLANE. gation two hours later was In strong big or little entente 6r both, Richmond by tation lines of the cóuntry, nothing former serious race riot has thus been armed camps, with troops In the London, Oct. 24. —Charles, former contrast to the enthusiastic reception Emperor Karl Is reported to be near- said a is left for the employes but to stand averted. streets, the much heralded commu- emperor of Austria-Hungary, arrived given Admiral Beatty, General Diaz ing Budapest. Karl has staked every- on their constitutional rights to re- The started when Sheriff nist demonstration Sunday ended in at Oedenburg by airplane Saturday and General Jacques. Although the thing on his new hopes of regaining trouble tire from the service of these car- Bond Sergt. J. F. Boyer an utter fizzle. and a new effort to restore crowds at the station had not dimin- his lost throne. W. C. and launched riers. Walter Ware, a negro 'The only incident worth noting oc- monarchy and seize the throne, the number, was a marked The former emperor' reached the went to arrest the "I am informed through the news- ished In there operating and boot- curred when a disillusioned group of foreign office was advised. (Oeden- hush as the brilliantly soil of his own country accused of a still papers that the interstate commerce uniformed Saturday the officers communists attacked and beat up in Austria, just across the Japanese were escorted to their wait- night, some reports say, others set the legging. When police burg is commission has ordered freight rates reasonable44our their own leader, Marpel Cachin, whose Hungary). ing automobiles. The throngs stood hour of his arrival as 2 o’clock Sat- failed to return at a frontier from reduced 16 per cent, on hay, grain and posse formed and, Invading career as chief of the French reds Royalist troops awaiting the attention, as In urday morning. All reports a was the were hay products. There was no rate quietly at though reaching probably is ended. . here negro quarter of the town, came upon arrival of “Kaiser Karl.” His dramat- decreases following the reduction in realization of the solemn task ahead are conflicting but sufficiently Cavalry and infantry augmented clear to show the bodies of Bond and Boyer in. the ic descent from the sky in an air- the wages of the men put into ef- of the first arrivals for the confer- the many romantic fea- guards, and will continue of this roadway, riddled with bullets. the police plane was greeted with cheers. fect July 1. It was not even con- id by ence. The first demonstration to tures latest coup. guard at embassy. As a result From The posse at once started for Ware's on the Charles was reported to have flown sidered until the big unions decided to lying world famous heroes of the war was the blue depths of the skies, of continuance to blow he home and arrived there Just Jn time the of threats by airplane from Bavaria, to where strike rather than to accept that wage little modified by quiet respect for the men came. Alighting from th? air- up the American embassy and con- to see him scurrying from the rear the royalists were awaiting him with cut. Now those who control the want from the east who have promised to plane yyhlch bore him on the first leg sulate, the police will throw entrance. of men after now out troops. A provisional government, a gain some do all In their power to end the men- of his novel adventure he found loyal With a score railroads in hope to public him, the negro ran across a hay field, a drag net about the communist head- favorable to Charles, and headed by floor ace and burden of great armaments. troops, commanded by Colonel Pre- sympathy, say they are willing to cut being way by another quarters, and it is expected that hun- is to have been they !St of Japanese Are Armed. nay and Colonel Howaa, awaiting him joined on the Count Andrassy, said freight rates if can obtain a negro with a double barreled shot- dreds of arrests will be made. formed in Hungary. in The In- High officials of the army, navy and at De’denburg. Accompanied by this further reduction wages. gun. Together they hid behind a Empress Zita of Austria-Hungary, Commission took >se of state department formally welcomed armed guard he Is headed for Buda- LONDON PROTEST FAILS. terstate Commerce pest. hayrack and opened fire on the pur- is reported in a Central News dis- freight rules the Japanese contingent, which was London, Oct. 24. —Sylvia Pankhurst, no action to cut rates until suers. from this position, the patch from to have arrived after the unions had called a > bent by General Tanaka and Vice Graetz Brains of Coup. Driven Sunday afternoon, attempted to lead Vle.-.na strike.” headed negroes took refuge in the hay loft of Oedenburg in the airplane with her ir she Mato, and accom- Dr. Graetz, former newspaper man her communistic cohorts against tho at Admiral KanJl and to fire from husband. WATCH STRIKE IN TEXAS. irvest panied by a large staff of Japanese whom I knew In Budapest when ho a barn continued American embassy in London, to pro- - Chicago, Oct. 24. —Progress of the er as officers, secretaries and translators. was a correspondent there for the windows. test against the sentences of Sacco Fdr three hours the fusillade con- GENERAL WAR FEARED. strike on the International and Great away thing which amused the crowd Vienna Freie Presse dispatches is the and Vanzetti, the Massachusetts mur- One tinued; nine members of the posse Special Cable Dispatch. Northern in Texas where approxi- r »*» was that practically every Japanese, brains and director general of Karl’s derers. being wounded'by the scatter of buck- Oct. 24.—The roar of can- mately 500 trainmen went out at noon lome. delegate to the disarmament confer- new coup. Graetz was foreign min- The drizzling rain and sudden chill London, shot. Then, as if fate had Intervened non may again reverberate across Eu- Saturday was being watched with ence was All the army offi- ister when Karl made his first sensa- of London’s weather found, her at armed. In of law and order, a tongue as a result of former Emperor keen interest. Union officials claimed wore swords, while the naval of- tional entry Into Hungary last spring bhealf White Chapel addressing 28 hide- rope cers of flame leaped from the windows of Karl’s latest coup. Sunday qight the it was a 100 per cent, strike. However, ficers Ambas- and he then resigned his office as a bound communists who, under their carried short dirks. barn and the entire building of the continent were reports from San Antonio and other Hara, Japan, was the protest against the Budapest govern- the soon umbrellas, listened for a while to her chancellories sador Sblde of a mass. The Charred bod- gravely perturbed at the attempted cities along the road, said trains were if the only Nipponese out of uniform. ment. Graetz was not expecting the was lurid harangue. ies of the negroes later were dis- Hapsburg restoration and the first being moved and that hundreds of ¦nt In The army contingent was headed former king at this time however, It Then they decided that home was covered in the smoldering wreckage. symptoms of war fever are apparent. applications for jobs had been filed. 1 was Major General Tanka, Majors Is reported. better than the dampness outside of by Would Shoot Father. That the great war did nothing to Railroad officials claimed traffic fire- Tashlro, Furushiro- and Morlta. A Graetz went to Steinamanger, Belgrave Square, where Ambassador During the firing Ware’s aged fa- turn Europe from the old time diplo- would be normal by the end of the -11» to delegation of secretaries and where he remained with Karl all tho Reeves’ official residence is situ- large ther was sent forward to ask his son matic intrigues is the one big fact week. e and clerks of Japanese foreign office time he was there when his former ated. the to surrender under the promise of that stands out in connection with of a also coup failed. After Sylvia told them how wrong DAUGHERTY REPORTS. Y arrived. a by To this the negro’s Hungary’s supposed yearning for is by News of Karl’s second entry Into trial jury. everything is, she asked for a vote Washington. Oct. 24. Attorney was a that If his father monarchial rule. er Its Hungary and his open defiance of the reply threat on the decision to march on the General Daugherty back from his sec- another step he. too, It Id alleged In London that France iwned big and little ententes has caused the approached American headquarters. There was mission into the west where he be shot down. Others attempt- Italy have secretly connived at ret fall of the Budapest government. The would silence for a while, then cries of: and proclaimed the government’s intention ed to persuade Ware to give up, but Karl's return, leaving the British for- new cabinet Is said to Include Ap- “Let's go home." of of keeping the wheels of transporta- It was not until he was burned to eign office in complete ignorance UPPER ponyl, well known In America, Rakov- Sylvia confessed that she expected tion turning regardless of the railroad HALF ap- FIND anyone was able to sky and former Premier Friederich. death that at least 10,000 hearers and was some- the machinations. strike, conference with ; night Lord Curzon's depart- went into The general feeling prevailing proach the barn. t » what disappointed at only having 28. Sunday In the had arrived President Harding at the White Berlin is that Central Europe Is on At the height of the shooting ment got word that Karl an The With this news came House Sunday night. St Win- the even of a new crisis, develop- town of Orange was in uproar. at Budapest president obtained BODY from house to announcement that Presumably the OF wildest sped the semi-official oj WOMAN'S Com- of which none In dlplomatla rumors ments tolerate the Haps- from the attorney general a complete Lincoln on Sor circles hazard a forecast. house. Some of them had the entire IDENTIFY MYSTERY the British will not New York Detectives will the throne of St. review of the strike situation in all It is that where the negro section rising up in defense of burgs to reascend interest Man expected Tyrol, Is undecided its legal aspects. Greatest secrecy did Murder Case Seek are strongly organized, the barricaded men. It was believed AS SPURGIN Stephens, although It e aentl- monarchists SUICIDE protest will be is being maintained regarding that advantage of the for a time that general rioting wotfld whether the formal e In the Seed Carying Bundle will take situation of repressive phase of the government’s program Itself independent occur. accompanied by threats ¦ branch and will declare of Intimate Friend of Absconding but it is known that District Attorney Toward Pond. Austria which is considered the first action. now breach of the right Clyne, of Chicago, and others, have to toward a union with Germany. President Is Positive Karl’s wanton of Com- step Bank him in Switzerland been summoned here for further con- York, Oct. Is the Dr. Renner, former of asylum granted ose hus- New 24.—Who Karl chancellor IRISH sign deep seated ferences. livery, who is now COMMEMORATE As to Identity. is only one of the ouse of man. dressed In chauffeur's of Austria, In Berlin, in In a late Saturday night conference alighted from unrest prevalent in Europe on tbe stor are who last Tuesday night an Interview Sunday declared that It tlie president saw Senator Cummins, unofficial DEATH OF M’SWINEY Universal Service. eve of the Washington conference. can Un- an expensive closed car on Queen's certain persons in positions England of lowa, chairman of Senate com- liberal, Fla., Oct. 24. —Warren G. is commonly believed that is the boulevard, carrying a huge bundle in but very high In French and British Miami, interstate commerce with It absconding on the verge of resumption of war mittee on atlve. the direction of shallow Long Island diplomatic circles and prominent In Bight Thousand Carrying Sinn Spurgin, , wrecker ane born also starving condition" as a transportation system, the govern- was found. E. W. 80 year old DECREASE. revolver, Spurgin tore every possible ished and where the body fight of Morrison. DEPOBITS will spring to the rescue the - an. And mark from cloth- result of the strike there, Lon Foss, ment cf Additional evidence was obtained millionaire for control of hie estate New York. Oct. 24. The actual of identification his American people by protecting the , women two ing. Even the linings of his neckties president of sab district No. 9, United Sunday when police found bed ended Friday when a Jury set aside a condition of clearing house banks Friday of fifeight trains bearing iwled on out. -Mine Workers, of America, movement _ quilts, one stained with blood, within previous order adjudging him a and trust companies for the week and shoes were ripped perishable and basic tall coal body found Friday morning addressed a telegram to Governor meats and foods halt a mile Of the pool. These will be spendthrift and returned to the aged shows a deficit of $2,555,470 lip legal HU was of the necessary he neck One hand Small appealing for assistance for the commodities charac- closely examined for a clue to their man property valued at 88,500,040. This is a decrease of 141,- by a maid. still clutched a Mf tin, reserves. miners ter in order, to trace the he was capable* of 593,960 last week. revolver, , .' time* manufacture Doctors testified from id purchasers caring *>r hltaje. #J4 «MUC - —»•*»« \

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