who have taken horses from peasant« nection with the design of these ships advisory committee. This and moved forward. Pihudsky Reviews Troops Coing to Aid Warsaw and other phases of the agreement, and consists of Senator cotmritu. is a W^ki Z It known the Bolsheviki had i Deschanel to U. S. to other announcements will be made America Sick Daugherty. Charles D. H.lle, cavalry division upon their extreme Reopen from to as and A7 time time developments Hert, national committeeman right, and it is this organization that warrant. Senator Week, fr.i,' has been making headway and against Retain Office Routes "The Shipping Board will now look wereKentucky^each .id'-0. which motorboats and other Trade Of ¡Wilsonism, actively and armored | to one of forward seeing its construc¬ occupied with their harmonioS craft «re battle respective diir.7 fighting prepared t£ tive plana carried out by an American himself and Mr. Hillcs at national in the event of the cavalry' trying to Till group having initiative, resource and here and Mr. hI«V" force the Vistula, sever the Warsaw- November .With courage, who plan to make American Asserts ^Weeks quartersthe West. Daughortv v" and Germany Mr. Hcrt. he said' Danzig Railway possibly totally shipping their life's work, and have open an office here on ¡L$ isolate this city from the outside world. expressed their desire and intention to the remainder September 1 til French President Still Isl¬ Board Favors Con- the these trades." Former State Senator of the campaign American» Move to Posen Shipping help upbuilding,,of Bay Senator Weeks has just return«* and from a visit to American residents of this city have Talk of Retiring tract for Deals Between Tell» New York Women Marion, Ohio, whe- k been gradually leaving during the last- Him Board to conferred with Senator Harding y,' fortnight »nd Warsaw's American Persists, but All American Company and Ship Prepares That Even Democrats Are Weeks said emphatically that tW colony may be said to have shifted to Desire to Avoid Crisis Owners of Teuton Vessels Sell IL S. Merchant Fleet Tired of Administration would- be no barnstorming carno»'^ Posen. There is scarcely an American on the part of Senator Harding »!'' ill Warsaw now, except a few relief might make several set speeches a» .£ workers, oflieors of the American Millerand Is a Favorite Provision Made for War 1.200 Steel Vessels, Approxi¬ big centers, probablv one in New YÓ-,' typhus expedition and newspaper cor¬ Will Warm Praise of Harding before the end of the campaign bnt respondents. Jay Pierrepont Moffat, mating 5,000,000 Tons, would not indulge in anything l-'u ,' third secretary at the American Lega¬ lie Sold on Easy Terms "whirl around the circle." is Castelnan Also Mentioned Line Interested tion, still here looking after the I Hamburg WASHINGTON', Aug. 16.- Prepara- Says Republicans Expect interests of the United Stnles govern¬ As a in Case in tions for the sale of owned ment in Warsaw. Polish soldiers who Possibility Agreement; Craft Pro¬ government to Every Western a Is tfteei merchant ships will begin at once, Regain have been slightly wounded during the Change Decided On vided for New Service Chairman of the State Lost Four Years Plans recent lighting also have gone to Posen. Benson, Shipping Ago Harding Board, announced to-day. Announcement, was made to-day that Frotn The Tribune's Burean In authorities had not By Ralph Courtney Washington line with the board's policy for "The Republican campaign looks governmental set it.' entire it was To a day for leaving the Polish Special Cable to The Tribune WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. -Reopening disposing of fleet, wants Wilson capital, Now said that an active to sell the promising. The country really Drop and this seems to have had a Copyright, 1920, York Tribune Inc. of some of the trade routes campaign quieting formerly wooden also would be launched. I a It is sick of Wilson. It effect upon the population. Business PARIS, Aug. 16. President Descha- operated by the Hamburg-American in¬ ships change. is on as with The Shipping Board fleet consists is sick of the by-products of Wilson- going usual, all the stores ncl probably will have until the be- terests was the of more and coffee shops very active. Women approved to-day by than 1,200 steel vessels approx¬ ism. is full of Socialists Foreign of November for Washington Policy are ginning complete re- Board and details of a new imating 5,000,000 deadweight tons. about the streets, their summer Shipping even 'Continued «rom pa;« r.r.t) covery and to show his con- Bids for tho vessels as they stand drawn there by it. and the Demo- drr^r-es and bright parasols contrasting capacity to arrangement by which the American will be with tho black war material tinue as President entertained, the chairman said, crats there are sick of the situation." being of the republic Ship ana Commerce. Corporation will at minimum a Minnesota and his at hauled the There were prices of $1(30 dead¬ Former Senator John W. Weeks, of speech the Uta. through city. His political career »s head of the deal with the German were ton for coal burners and a j nesota State Fair on ¡nepterhber 8 pvor.i! weddings here to-day, and, as shipowners weight $170 ! Massachusetts, made this declaration country came to a sudden halt as the deadweight ton for oil burners built Arrangements for utiüürg the Sen- customary, the happy couples drove made public by the board. yesterday while addressing the Repub- ator's time will be taken abou* the streets in decorated hacks, result of anaemia of the brain, which A contract has been drawn be¬ on the Great Lakes, to $175 for coal lican Women's State Executive Com- up systenuti- up burners and $185 for oil ves¬ cally, because of the increasing but they attracted, no attention. led to his failing <*ut of a window of burning mittee at the Hotel Vanderbiit. He »ure of press! tween the American company nnd the sels of more than 10,000 deadweight scored the demands upon it. It ¡s no» Trains Continue Crowded his train on j severely present Adminis- possible yet to special while the way to Hamburg-American Line officials. The tons. tration, and said: indicate exactly ho* Depots are still thronged and trains a war at Terms of sale call for 10 per cent many speeches- the Senator will ma« inaugurale memorial Mont- official approval of the Shipping Board "I have a very profound objection away from leaving the city continue crowded, but brison. of the purchase price in cash upon de¬ to the Marion. the of Warsaw is has been given to the contract. The installments of 5 tent, Administration in Senator Harding will city really quieter The livery, per in want to see it cleaned Washington doubtless dis- than a week ago. officials asserting that French Parliament, which is agreement, the Shipping Board an¬ si::, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four ¡I out, ba^and cusr- with Mr. Wallace some of the too- now an a baggage." ics that he intends most of the panicky persons have left. vacation, is not expected to nouncement said, carried adequate months thereafter, and the remaining At the to consider in his The racing season closed resume its 70 per cent, in semi-annual in- outset, Senator Weeks out¬ address at the Minnesota fair. having a] sittings until the end of to American interests in¬ equal lined the manner in which Senator Senator fortnight ago. .'100 horses which were October, and the greatest efforts will safeguards stallnionts over a period of ten years. Harding has received ale*, entered for the various events volved. -_*. Harding received the nomination. ter from W. Z. of have be made to prevent, a Presidential One of the last photographs sen£ from Warsaw since the siege of the Burton, Columbus been taken to Posen. That city is so crisis arising before that date. At city. The execution of the fol¬ Praises the Nominees assuring him that organized crowded that the has the shows the President of Poland his forces agreement to be with the labor";«' government end of the last session fighting reviewing just an on to Enforce "It has been stated in Reptibl.car.s this vear started rooms and Parliamentary lowed extensive investigation League newspaper« Mrs. Scott Baker, of requisitioning build¬ rumors were current of a political before they went into battle against the that the convention was Abby the Nation, for various plot Trotzky army. the part of the Shipping Board by W. Chicago gov¬ al Woman's held a ings government depart¬ to depose M. Deschanel and elect some erned by a Senatorial coterie." he said party, conference last ments. one else in his G. former representative of the Peace Will Define night with Senator Harding on the sjf- place. Sickel, "and the Democratic candidate is using frage situation in Of those most likely to succeed M. interests in this this statement as of his Tennessee, Beyond U. S. to Ellis Chemist Believed Drowned Hamburg-American part campaign saying that Mrs. Raker was Deschanel in the» event of a vacancy, Investigate This was in that a coterie of some no "apprehen¬ No Indication That V. S. Premier is country. supplemented by Policy Campaign forgetting sive" over the prospec- of Tennessee's Millerand the most probable information furnished Dr. Wilhelm toriety had something to do with hi; Legislature the candidate, although it is affirmed *:hat Island; Seen Flatlamls Bay Searched for the by own ratifying Federal suf. Will Shake-Up of tho Hamburg- nomination. The Chicago conven frage amendment, he refused to Recognize Wrangel friends of General Castelnau have been Rody of Lost Canoeist Cuno, director general President Taft Asked to Call tion was perfectly representative." the interview. discus» the of his Commissioner Wallis Is Called who came to this coun¬ sounding possibility election Harbor police searched all yesterday American Line, Senator Weeks likened Senatoi Action of France. However, Is to the Presidency. to for conferences. These negotia¬ Meeting to Discuss Stand to President anc TACOMA, Wash., The anti-Deschanel Washington for Confer¬ the body of Dr. Charles Mack, forty try for Harding McKinley, Aug. 16.-Senator understood to Have Met With agitation, how- years old, a of 273 in the German officials Governor Coolidge to Abraham Lin Harding, in a telegram to ever, never came to a ence With Lahor Ofiu-ials chemist, Albany tions resulted To Be Taken in Urg¬ Governor head before the ¡Avenue. and the canoe in coin. Regarding the he said: Hart of Washington, to-day said he the Approval of Washington Chamber arid Senate thus WASHINGTON, Aug. 10..Investiga¬ Brooklyn, concluding a contract with the Ameri¬ latter, adjourned, tion of which Dr. Mack and two friends were ing of Treaty Covenant "If I had to differentiate I woulc could "readily see the propriety in the WASHINGTON, Aug. 16..Premier allowing the man who has caused white the arrest without warrants can . that selection of a suitable ten of Hindus at riding in Platlands Bay, near the Mill company. say Coolidge is more reserve« Western man" Lloyd George's announcement that pajamas to be called ''Pajamas Descha- days ago thirty-nine Basin late Board Agreement than Lincoln was. Coolidge is fit t« for the post of Secretary of the In- Great Britain had informed General nel" another lease on the South Bethlehem. Pa., by immigration shipyards, Sunday night. Shipping Several officers and members of the Presidency, has Dr. Mack's friends, Hugh O'Shea. of The which to-day re¬ be President. That is an importan terior, and added that one of his "par. Wrangel that any further attack Meanwhile France's chief of state is officials led the Labor Department "74 agreement, League to Enforce Peace met in this ticular ambitions" was to see by to extend its to the Ellis Sunnier Avenue, and his brother, sanction of the fact, because sometimes in the rush o that the him on the Bolsheviki would be on his ill, unseen and unheard at Ram- inquiry Island ceived the approval and and decided unani- a a one of the from, station at New York. Commissioner John O'Shea, of 686 Gates Avenues, city yesterday convention man is nominated fo "country gets strongest own responsibility, comes almost on bouillet Chateau, visited occasionally swam ashore when the canoe went over Board, is in two parts, the favor the cabftiets that can be Wallis, of Ellis Island, has been sum- Shipping mously in of holding a meeting Vice-Presidency who would no brought together* the heels of France's recognition of by doctors and a few personal friends, from a of u wave. of the measure to j moned here for a conference to-morrow sideslap big They first covering the principles of the league's executive committee up the Presidential stand and promise of material aid to the Although, little probability exists that Dr. Mack was but ard. with ,and there thought following, and the second dealing on anti-Bolshevik loader. he will be able to resume his functions department officials, when reached the shore and found arrangement or about September 15 to define "Senator has Tv» o as eminent was some indication that a shake-up they with the method of it out. Harding always don« Stowaways, Hiding Some officials and diplomats here President, physicians de¬ be in he had not come they called for assist- carrying the attitude which the organization a day's work as Senator and has dorn are of the that the situation clare his case curable might prospect. es¬ opinion perfectly and Officials not anee and a fleet of small craft.put out. The general agreement covers the shall take in the Presidential cam¬ his share to promote In Chute, Asphyxiated is not as serious as on that at any time he may recover suf¬ would disclose what No trace of good legislation quite appeared prompted the summons to Commis- the missing man has been tablishment of freight and passenger the of Na¬ yet he never has rea'ily attracted th' first examination of the Premier's pro-! ficiently to live out his Presidential found. paign regarding League attention of the One Dead, Other term. sioner Wallis, beyond admitting that J services between the United States and tions issue. A was sent to public. That is be Dying When r.ouncement. It was said that Great message cause he has never Britain had been General Wran- Another in his favor it grew out of'the investigation of the with intermediate ports of run amuck, no Discovered After aiding point is that arrest of the made Ecrément Is Germany William H. Taft, president of the figured in the headlines of the news Fumiga¬ it was the time Hindus by Com- Arraigned of gel and that entirely possible during when the foreign missioner J. L. Hughes at call, and between Germany and ports league, who is spending his vacation papers. tion French Liner that the British government had de¬ situation is causing such anxiety no- Philadelphia. "If Two stowaways on the French liner wishes to The Hindus were sent to Ellis Island Pleads Not in Montreal of the world other than the United at Murray Bay, Canada, asking him he is elected President he wi! cided to withdraw that aid at this body precipitate a Presiden- after their arrest. Guilty States. surround himself with the Niagara, arriving from Bordeaux yes¬ because it did not desire tial crisis. Premier Millerand would to False Pretense to call such a meeting. very bes were time, any; Offer of twenty-nine of the Hindus Charge In summarizing the agreement, the. talent that he can find. He will searcl terday, asphyxiated when the snip complications in the Soviet-Polish undoubtedly at the present moment be to aboaril MONTREAL, Aug. 16..Arthur Ecre- Among those who attended the gath¬ the was fumigated at Quarantine. After the Presidential ship a British vessel for Shipping Board announcement said: were Julius H. ranks of the Republican party am armistice negotiations. choice, but he also is India has it was ment, former member of the Canadian Commerce ering yesterday Barnes, will not the Niagara docked at Pier 84, at :he action France in as Prime Minister dur- led, announced,,to an "The American Ship and Glenn Frank, S. hesitate to appoint an able The of recognizing indispensable inquiry by the department into Parliament, arrested near the American and its subsidiaries shall Henry Drinker, Ray¬ man than himself. foot of West Forty-fourth Street, General is understood to have ing the forthcoming critical period., possi- border after from Corporation mond Ingersoll, Herbert S. Houston, He does not be North discov¬ Wrangel ble collusion between immigration of¬ Saturday deportation act as for the Hamburg-Ameri¬ lieve in autocratic an. River, ship inspectors met with the of the American Despite considerable. opposition to the United not agents Thomas G. Chamberlain. Professor government ered men in a approval ficers and British interests to shanghai Statqê, pleaded -guilty can Line in United States ports and not in a the ventilating chute, and the to Millerand in various quarters of the when to-dav on Irving Fisher, George H. Putnam, certainly self-appointed au government, French reply Hindu seamen into the British mer¬ arraigned three charges the Line as agent where they had secreted themselves. the Americari note to Italy on the French Parliament recent votes have chant marine service. of obtaining money under ¡"also pre¬ Hamburg-American Judge Martin T. Mantón, James Mac- tocracy. The chute had been closed when th« shown that, the feel tenses. for the American Ship and Commerce Donald, A. Plimpton, Oscar S. "He will consult with legal and con Polish-Russian situation, which was opposition they According to reports received at the The complainant was G. Pate- in German but each George stitutional ship was fumigated. received has disclosed that have no alternative or man nnude. of who that Corporation ports, Straus, Fred J. Miller, Henry W. Taft, advisers. That's Harding one of the stow¬ yesterday, policy department, the Hindus were rounded Montreal, alleged may establish' its own office in You cannot do too Stephen Sarvon. the United States and France sufficiently strong to assume command up about ten on each of two occasions Ecrément ob- party William L. Saunders, William H. much for him, an was dead when the practi¬ daws ago and shipped to the country of the other to supervise you can't do too much to aways, ship's doctor cally are as one in their policy toward of the Cabinet with the support of the Ellis Island without tained $2,000 from him by means of a; Short, Denys P. Myers, Nelson S. help him." arrived. The other, Meetcour being registered fake wire scheme. the activities therein. Spencer, Irwin Smith and Allan P. Senator Weeks said the reason tha Xepmr, Rufsia. country. 'at the Philadelphia as required tapping own died shortly after. -..» station, Ecrement's counsel "Each company may appoint its Ames. a more definite statement on th State Department officials said to- by regulation. to-day charged in coun¬ Card? bearing the names of M. Kes- of that Michael who agents and establish offices League of Nations had not been mad day they had received no information "One the thirty-nine Hindus proved Connolly, previously the States or Statement Read by Straus leotiz. Ô1-U3 Columbia Street. Manhat¬ Lords Debar Man Who that Ecrément tries outside of United by Senator in his o as to whether the British government his American citizenship and was re¬ alleged obtained $100,-) Tn calling the to order Oscar Harding speech tan, and Miss T. Noriski, 111 Monroe intended to to the American leased; nine were 000 from him by similar methods, was Germany. mating acceptance was because of the were reply note permitted upon ap¬ "The port and office organizations S. Straus read tme following state¬ in changin Street, Manhattan, found in the in which the United States said it Scored Irish Force Bill plication to be returned to the cause of his client's troubles. ment: conditions Europe, which probab! effects of the dead nien. The bodieä for Philadelphia and pier facilities of each are put at would not be the same would welcome a declaration of policy hearings, while the remaining Preliminary hearing of the charges "The to Enforce Peace has when he wa were sent to the Morgue. were will be held to-morrow. the disposal of the services. League elected. by the .Allies as to the future of Rus- A. 3VI. Carlisle, Privy Councillor. wenty-nine allowed to ship aboard and Commerce stood for a of na¬ a British vessel as [ "The American Ship consistently league s'a. A rejoinder from Great Britain Refuses to requested. for execu¬ tions which an Sees Victory in West Apologize for Re- Corporation may transfer placed obligation upon ^ and aiso from Italy still is expected. at Rain Canses Rail Washout tion to any other United States com¬ the peoples entering it to resort to Later, at national headquarters, S?n i; owe ver. marks Throne's Steps judicial ator SERVICE LONDON", Aug. 16..Alexander M. Berlin Protests pany any service, and the Hamburg- determination, arbitration, Weeks said that all the early re you There still was no indication to-day Cutting GREENFIELD, Mass., Aug. L6..A American Line may transfer for exe¬ conciliation or some form of peaceful ports from the West showed a mot that the American government was Carlisle, a prominent Belfast Irishman cloudburst at f>:Ji0 this afternoon; cution to other German method for the adjustment of interna¬ hopeful outlook for can count on. and a Privy Councillor, has been de- Prussia From Vistula' companies any tional Republican sue A of caused a washout 100 but tho two remain differences and to restrain cess. He seriously considering recognition barred from the of the feet in length, service, parties by said that the Republicans ex General Wrangel. privileges* and fifty feet wide in the roadbed of responsible for carrying out such economic pressure, and in the last pected to carry all the Western state Knickerbocker - House of Lords by a resolution passed Incompatihle With Provisions the Connecticut River Division service. Provision is made for ter¬ analysis actual force, nation which went by that body Action in the of of the by any against them in 1916, ir ice Service to-day. Treaty, Say« Note to Boston & Maine Railroad at East mination in the event of future war which should refuse to abide by such eluding Nebraska, Idaho, Utah, Co Turk Chief Denie? Split matter was requested by Earl Curzon. Council Northfield. between the United States and Germany methods and resort to war. orado, South Dakota. Wyoming, Kar the Foreign Secretary, who declared Supreme Division officials that it will and for revision in event, the laws of "After the peace treaty was sas, New Mexico In ordinary weather it isn't hard that Mr. letter BERLIN, Aug. 16..On of a say take signed and California. With Kemal Carlisle's in reply to a note receipt two days to restore the track. Trains either country should so require. Pro¬ our president, William Howard Taft, Senator Weeks described to ice. Let a' Mustapha demand sent him for nn for addressed to the president of the the situf get scorching day apology German are being detoured between East vision is made for revision also in the together with our officers and mem¬ tion in Ohio and Indiana as a "hors an "affront" to the House, "aggravated peace delegation in Paris re- North-j bers from coast to Army Commander at Krzerum garding demarcation in field and Greenfield on the Central' event that the operations result, in in¬ coast, advocated in race," with more or less uncertain ele .particularly Saturday.come. rather than diminished his recent in- boundary the Vermont and the justice to either parly. speeches and in writing the ratification ments with Then there's trouble. You can Over Soviet Vic¬ suit to the Lords." west Prussian plebiscite urea, the Railway Fitchburgj the Senate of involved, but the chance Rejoices German has division of the Boston & Maine, by way "Provision is made for settlement by the treaty and the in favor of the Republicans. He d( insure needs in Poland government instructed its of Miller's Falls. of any dispute arbitration. The covenant as written. clared that against emergency tory Alexander M. representatives in London. Paris and by although Governor Cox ha 11 Carlisle, standing be¬ to term of the agreement is for twenty "When it was found that the only been elected three times as and exorbitant by CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. (By hind the rail at the to the throne Rome present n note to the Supreme of Governc against prices Associated Press). -Rumors that steps Council and to the Austria Fails in years, but may be extended if desired. possibility securing the two-thirds of Ohio he was not the great for Knickerbocker The_ v. hen the House of Lords the! governments in tiio "The covers vote for ratification vote-ge arranging Kiazam Karabekir, commander of the passed capitals named in which protest is Pledge operating agreement the necessary by the ter he was reputed to be. Turkish second reading of the Irish coercion made arrangements tor the establishing of Senate lay in the adoption of the so- The will Service. The 16 Knickerbocker Nationalist, army at Erzerum, on against cutting off east and west VIENNA, Aug. 15"..The called Republicans make a stron has with Kemal bill August 9, protested: "If you Prussia fr*om the has notified the government; passenger service between the United Lodge reservations the League drive in these two states. turn out 3 thousand tons disagreed Mustapha the bill kill not Vistula, according Reparation Commis¬ States and to Enforce Colorado plants Pasha, head of the Nationalist govern¬ pass you may England, to a semi-official sion of the Peace Conference that it German ports. Peace, by executive action, split on the issue of the of Ni Ireland." No was made to him communiqué pub- "The American and Commerce urged the adoption of those reserva¬ League of pure ice daily. ment at and is acting reply lished here The note con- is unable to fulfill the Ship tions. Senator Weeks said, with th absolutely Angora, indepen¬ and he left to-day. treaty stipu- fixes rates on tions the Senate and are a declaration thf((House. eludes: lntions regarding the of Corporation eastbound by urged the split in favor of the is can "almiit dently, dispelled by Earl a few act¬ delivery live- trafile and the President of the United States to Republicans. Ka: Delivery so regular you the former and in Curzon, days later, "The government stock and furniture to Hamburg-American Line favor D. Schuyler and L. S. are signed by printed on the of the herewith solemnly Italy, Rumania on ratification on that basis. Nicholson th set your clock the driver'* arrival? »he. newspaper "Istkbal" of Trebizond. ing request House of makes protest against the decision and Jugo-Slavia. westbound traffic. Republican candidates for Senator i hy Lords, sent a forma! demand for an of The declaratio'i over the vic- the Council. It must It is understood raised War to Advocate Colorado, and the Democrats are e: rejoices for a Supreme repudi- Italy .the Clause in Agreement Duty Principles Soviet Russia in Poland and apology serious affront, to the ate the of question at a pected to nominate rory of dignity of the To this assumption any responsi- recently meeting of the "Provision is made "As a resuit of the deadlock that Judge Tul'.y Scot says the Bolsheviki will assist the "lordships." Mr. bility for the consequences that will commission, but that action was for putting at Senator Charles S. Thomas r« Knickerbocker Carlisle sent what amounted to a re¬ the of followed when this was not the having Turkish Nationalists in their fight necessarily ensue from the decision. deferred. disposition either party the por: ratification of tho done, fused to run for renomination becatii fusal to apologize, saying that if he It cannot and wharfage facilities of each and for treaty with the cove¬ of his to again?t the enforcement of the treaty recognize the decision, which nant of the league has a opposition the League of Ni of had offended the King he was ready is the giving wharfage rates at become domi¬ tions. peace between the Allies and Tur¬ to make incompatible with provisions of St. Aerial Mail rates. prevailing- nant issue in the pending Presidential ample apology. But if it was the peace treaty." Louis-Chicago Senator Weeks took occasion to key. as an affront to in "The war clause campaign. den "Our Russian Bolshevik friends have solely regarded the Trip Less Than 1 Hours of the general Section 7 of emphatically the reports from Marie ICE House of Lords "then the case is dif¬ is to cover "By the articles of captured Brest-Litovsk," says the CHICAGO, Aug. 16..The first aerial agreement elaborated the of the printed in some of the New Yoi ferent." Russian Trades Council mail contingency of war between either the incorporation League to Enforce that declaration. "Poland, the sole hope of Mr. plane from St. Louis to Chicago United States Peace the league is not permitted to papers there was lack of harmor our is Carlisle's position as Privy arrived at 2:20 this and other powers than among the members of Company imperialistic enemies, begging afternoon, enter politics in any or to the -"or Councillor gave him access to the Commends British. Labor the having Germany or Germany and other powers manner, campaig mercy, and Soviet authority is es- in i- completed trip in three hours and than tho United States." advocate or oppose any individual for tablished in Polish territory. Accep¬ space front of the throne. fifty minutes actual flying time. office. The LONDON, Aug. 16..The All-Russian was One; Commenting on the new any public league has tance of the Soviet governmental form Central Council of stop made at Rantoul, 111., for fuel. arrange¬ strictly conformed with these Trades Unions has The was made ment, the Shipping Board statement pro¬ by Poland will create a great sensation Chateau Wins Honor telegraphed the British Labor trip without incident. said visions. This, however, places no in¬ :n the of the Thierry Council À mail plane which left cam)) imperial bandits. of Action, British labor with Chicago this "There is no hibition or limitation upon the league, The. sun of is its crediting morning at 8:30, central German money in the liberty projecting First having "forced the bund of the standard American end of the but rather a duty and obligation to ' rays en tne of Battlefield To Be Viewed gov¬ time, for St. Louis arrived there at 12:25 business in any continue of its 564 56« oppressed populations ernment" in the Russo-Polish crisis nor is there ex¬ advocacy principles and S«© &iñU JV»«ttUi* AT 40? ST N.1C of this afternoon, to a place, any agreement to restate its ^ Europe. By Knights Columbus and voicing thanks for u.:'. efforts. according dispatch or for position in favor of the "Henceforth tho situation will be 16. Chateau received here, covering the route in pressed implied German invest¬ covenant of the with PARIS, Aug. Thierry, "On receiving news that the 3 ment, in any of the American com¬ league, such reser¬ British bandits and their at the of aggres-j hours and 40 minutes actual vations as can bo a simplified. request, its Mayor, will be sive policy of the British government time. The flying panies. adopted by two- associates will soon realize their mis¬ the first town in the battlefield to toward Russia southbound plane also thirds vote of the Senate and be ac¬ takes. The region had changed for the bet- stopped at Rantoul for fuel and oil. "To begin to carry out the passen¬ Diashnok (a powerful welcome the Knights of Columbus ter, under the strong pressure of British the cepted by the governments now mem¬ Will close out, Armenian will be who are ger arrangements American Ship the of today. party) wiped out delegates here to represent workers," says the Russian council's and Commerce bers of League Nations." and pence will the Near the at Corporation has just prevail in organization the dedication of message, "we desire to corivvey to those Rumanian Crown Prince purchased from the Board Fast. The scrap of paper they are mak¬ the Knights of Columbus Lafayette British Shipping us organizations which forced the To Sail From Here 28 the steamer DoKalb and has let a ing sign will be torn up, and our statue at Met'/. Saturday. Mayor Fla- haml of the the August contract for allies, who are the ment government heartfelt SPOKANE, Wash.. reconditioning her to dealing finishing telegraphed to-day to Edward L. thanks of all industrial of Aug. 16..-Carol, carry third class and blow to the Poles, will soon deliver us Hearn, organizations Crown Prince of Rumania, passed passengers Women's Coats general commissioner for workers in from our enemies. 1 Soviet Russia." through Spokane en to freight. therefore order Europe of the Knights of Columbus, The declares that the to-day route have also you, on the occasion of this groat vic¬ as follows: message syra- New 'S oik, whence he will sail August "Instructions been given to pnthy of British workers toward .Soviet 28 for his for the conversion into third-class tory, celebrate joyously. The hour "Chateau Thierry desires to have the Russia "will unite native land. Neither the I pas¬ and of deliverance is I honor of the workers of Prince nor the ni"mbers of his suite senger ships of the two new thirteen- nigh." being tho first town of the Great Britain and Russia a knot now battlefields fo welcome into strong left their private car. ships building by the Mer¬ The your party." fraternal union against which no chant Shipbuilding Corporation. All Saved delegates will leave to-morrow intrigue of the international bour- tlic-se should be Diplomat* From Sea morning in a for Mother Into ships ready for service -» body Chateau Thierry. geoisie can prevail." Leaps River early in 1921. They will then visit the American ceme¬ To Mexican and Bolivian teries in Bellcau Save Son; Roth Rescued "Plans are being made for new pas¬ Street Rescued Wood and others in tho vicinity. Australia Stirred by Mannixj CORNING, Ky., Aug. 16..Mrs. senger ships to carry first, second and Wraps by Japanese -. Allan O. Carpenter jumped thirty feet third class passengers. from the Gibson bridge into the water' "R. H. M. Robinson, vice-president A TOKIO. Aug 16 By The Associated 'Rival Factions Hold Meetings of the American limited group of smart styles in excellent materials; Press). Senor Martinez de Mex¬ Sends this afternoon to save from drowning' Ship and Commerce quality Aha, Beatty Regrets in Manv Parts of her three-year-old son, who had ¡'alien Corporation and president of the Mer¬ ican Charge d'Affaires her-, and the SYDNEY. N. Country off chant many suitable for Autumn. Bolivian Secretary of Unable to Attend S. \V. Aug. 16. Rival the bridge. Mother and son were Shipbuilding Corporation, will early Legation, Jorge Legion Con¬ meetings were held in many parts of! saved Charles of probably visit Germany in con- Valdes, ami his wife, who narrowly es¬ by Reed, Rochester, shortly vention, Baron Australia yesterday in connection with who plunged in when ho saw tho caped drowning yesterday while bath¬ Says the incidents the in shallow water on the attending arrival of mother leap. The boj was unconscious, ing -oacoast LONDON, Aug. 16. Baron Beatty, Daniel J. of Aus¬ but wa;: at Dzushi, were swept half a to commander of the Archbishop Mannix, revived by a pulmotor. mile Grand Fleet, has tralia, in England. Catholics were sea on a big wave when a squall broke. written to John VV. Davis, the Amer¬ in ¦< »J were prominent the pro-Munnix demon- Kansas They separated, but eventually ican Ambassador, declaring he regrets their the Beer Candidate Wins climbed on a small raft which had that to official duties «(rations, speakers declaring Three Trips SULTRY *55 $95 owing he will be Daily »»ZfiS Archbishop's treatment was a gross in- His Campaign for broken from its mooring-. The diplo¬ unable to accept tho invitation of suit to the Catholic Congress IT IS READILY and the woman were Church. TOPEKA, Kan., Aug. 16..Returns dbav to Atlantic mats borne out Franklin d'Olier, national commander The from the recent Highlands on the ocean for two of anti-Mannix meetings were Kansas state-wide pri¬ L'vg Butter] Park '!>:30 A.M., 1 ;:(0 & 8 I'M ACKNO WLEDGE D hours, the raft the American Legion, to be present equally enthusiastic in supporting the mary announced to-iiay the Secre¬ capsizing repeatedly. at the second annual convention of British and of by OPEN AIR THAT THIi FINCHLEY Meantime, Señora wife of the Australian premiers in their tary Stati show that J. B. Billard, Coats Muñoz, the legion in Cleveland next month. actions. The speakers declared Arch¬ Di mocrat and former of COA T AXD TROUSERS Sport Bolivian the situ¬ Baron Mayor Topeka, Minister, perceived Beatty added: "I am indeed bishop Mannix s utterances revealed who advocated beer and wines OF ation through a telescope from her flattered by the great honor which 1 light in MOHAIR, PONGEE to window, received an Insidious spirit which sought to in- inpaign, won the nomination for Formerly $45 $65_at viila Roy Scouts of Dzushi by the invitation." voke disruption of the moire and ( ongross in the 1st District. SILK' OR TROPICAL $25 sounded the alarm. Sampans of Jap¬ Baron Beatty also wrote to the com¬ kindle racial hatred. (\ limited anese fishermen seven times mander of WORSTED MAKE number) capsized London Post No. 1 of tho -..,-».~...-. Monday Eve. Trip, Aug. 23 IDEAL before they could be launched. The American Legion, saying: State to Prosecute APPAREL FOR volunteers rescued tho diplomats and "Inspired by a common tirent Employe!'.* £ L'SINESS D Britain ideal, to B^uu/u" SÜVer «¡une,. Up/N G Señora Valdes in an exhausted con¬ and the Inited States fought Who Fail Insure Workers Cool Cup THE HOT dition. All h.ave recovered. together on sea and land to secure The State Industrial Commission Dancing, Music Refreshments TERM. Summer ______-«. tho safety of civilization. In gave warning yesterday that it would Fare Evening Wraps peaco 50c Phones Man Is Killed in Gun Duel we must remain unitpd, working to¬ prosecute employers who ignored tin *g« ,&#., to gether to gather the fruits our workman's law nnd CUSTOM FIXISH WITHOUT Formerly $150 $295....at of strug¬ compensation failed TB& $95, $125, $165 In Springfield; Three Held gle and bringing peace and prosperity to take out insurance for their em- ANNOYANCE OF A TRY-OS to the world, struggling in "the after¬ ployees. Conviction may carry a year's SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Aug. 16.. math of the war." Douglas Gibbons & Co., READY-TO-PUT-OS James Mocu, of New Haven, is dead. groht imprisonment or a fine of $1,000 or TAILORED AT FAS3IOS PARS 9 John of this is held both. 8 E. 45th St. Vand. 626 AUGUST FUR SALES- and Luvera, city, "A ¡arg» numbjPr of awards to in¬ by the police on a charge cf murder, as Pacific Passenger Rates Go Up jured workmen and to widows and Choice »election Apartment» and House v OFFER a result of a spectacular shooting af¬ TOKIO. Aug. cannot be IMPORTANT VALUES in Main in the heart of rates 16..Transpacific pas¬ orphans collected.'' said Ber¬ Furnished and unfurnished for Ocî. fray Street, senger will be raise«! L'O per cent nard L. counsel to toe com¬ lit. the A of 15. it Shientag, Season or and city, to-day. companion September was announced hero mission, "because employers have neg- year, PARK AVE. and vicmity. lPM.DOIUElr imported Reproduced Foreign Models Moca escaped, and two men who were to-day. The Increase will make the lected to carry compensation insurance 5Wo,st 46th. with Luvera are held on a of cost of first cabin passage Stroot in charge from Japan and in many cases ar» un¬ Need a Handsome Coats and Wraps. Éarryinií 9oac