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Newspaper^ Reports of $5,000,1)00 Fund
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Washington. — The Republican
peace resolution waa vetoed by Presi
dent Wilson.
Such a method of making peace
with Germany, the president said,
would “place an ineffaceable stain up
on the gallantry and honor of the
United States.”
Without announcing hia intention
regarding the treaty of Versailles, the
president declared that the treaty em
bodied the important, things omitted
by the resolution and said that by re
jecting the treaty the United States
had declared in effect that it wished
"to draw apart and pursue objects and
interests of oar own.'*
“Buch a peace with Germany,” the
message continued, “a peace in which
none of the essential interests which
we had at heart when we entered the
i war is safeguard'ed—is, or ought to be
i inconceivable, is inconsistent with the
dignity of the United States with the
I rights and liberties of her citizens and
' with the very fundamental conditions
i of civilzatlon."
I The president added that the peace
resolution omitted mention of many
important objects for the vindication
of which the United States enterecT
the war.
Washington.—In its inquiry f Into
pre-convention campaign expenditures
and pledges of presidenUal candidhtes^
the senate investigating commKtee
dealt in quick succession with the can
didacies of Herbert Hoover and Sena
tor France, of Maryland, RepubUcans,
and Governor Edwards, of New Jer
sey, and Senator Owen, of Oklahoma.
Democrats.
From B. M, Baruch, the committee
sought information as to the cam
paign being made in behalf of W. O.
McAdoo, Democrat, but learned noth
ing, Mr. Baruch testifying to his own
utter Ignorance of campaign financing
for any candidate.
When Mr. Baruch went on tho
stand Chairman Kenyon, of the com
mittee, read newspaper accounts of a
fund of $5,000,000 said to have been
raised in behalf of Mr. McAdoo and
mentioning Mr. Baruch, Cleveland H.
Dodge, Henry Morgenthau, Thomas
Chadbourne and others as contribu
tors. Mr«Baruch responded with the
statement that there was not a “scin
tilla of truth” in the reports.
MUSUl.r,
EXPEND $600/100,000 FOR
ICHA8E Al^D REPAIR OF
^ilOAD STOCK and BEDS.
Enormous Decrease fn Net Income
of'Norfolk and Western Railroad
WMIT INCOME OF 6 PER CENT
IMS NOT SERHNISLT RUIREO
Walked a Mile and a Quarter Bare
footed and in His .FUjamaa Before
Meeting a Track Worker
Railroad President Says That Roads
Can Be As Successfully Operated
In the Future as in the Past
Presbyterian Assembly Recommended
to Desert inter-Church Movement
Bhiladelphia. — Recommendations
were submitted to the Presbyterian
General Assepibly that it withdraw
from the Interchurch world move
ment.
Washington.—^With proper equip-
Meat the railroads of the country can
be operated as successfully in the fu
ture under private management as
they were before federal control.
Chaylee H. Markham, president of the
Illinois Central railroad declared in
opening the case of the Southern rail
roads for higher freight rates before
the interstate commerce commission.
Expenditure of at least $600,000,000
lor new equipment for tffe nation’s
transportation system waa advocated
by Mr. Markham.
For the southern railroads, Mr.
Markham asked an increase in freight
rates to enable the carriers to earn
$136,049,091 annually which, he claim
ed, would represent a return of six per
cent on the aggp-egate value of those
carriers.
Tha Distribution of Free Seeds
By Congressmen to Be Continued
Washington—The house refused 204
to 107, to eliminate from the agrlcul
tural appropriation bill $229,000 for
distribution of free seeds and the bill
went back to conference.
W, J. Bryan Opposes Acceptance
By Us of the Armenia^n Mandate
Annual Army ApproprlMron Bill
. of $415,919,000(Passes Senate
Washington. — The Senate passed
the annual army appropriation bill,
carrying $415,919,000 and sent it to
conference.
Montargls, France.—^Paul Deschea-
el presidont 6f the French republic,
foil from a window of hia jtraln when
it was a.short distance from here. The
train was moving at the time. M. Dee-
chanel walked a mile and a quarter in
the darkness until he met a track !
worker. 1
/ \
The workman acoompanred the prew |
ident to a signal statiou nearby and |
telephoned to this city for an auto- j
mobile. When he approached the j
track worker, the injured man said. |
“I was on the proridentlal train
and fell out of it while it was moving.
What which will sur^nse you more
however, is the fact I nm Monsieur
Deschanel. president of the republic.
M. Deschanel, upon his arrival here,
received first medical attention some
two or three hours after tb'e accident.
Physicians found he had suffered no
injuries sufficient to cause anxiety, al
though he was bru sod and lacerated.
In telling of his experiences after
hie fall, President Deschanel said he
found that he had been greatly shaken
up and was bleeding from some of his
injuries. Ho satisfied himself, how
ever, that no bones had been broken,
and then followed painfully after the
train on foot until he met the work
man. The president, who had retire*!
sometime before the accident occur
red, wae attired only In his pajamae,
and was barefooted and bareheaded.
Bolshevik! Fighting Desperately
to Make Connection With Prueala
Fifty-Third Birthday of Queen
' Mary of England is Celebrated
London.—Royal salutes were fired
at London, Windsor and naval and
military stations in honor of the 53rd
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Roanoke.—The net Income of the
Norfolk & Western railway for the
months of April, 1920, was $454,827.78
under the same month last year, the
report of the roads comptroller issued
here shows.
Ten Leaders In New Jersey Strike
Have Been Indicted by Grand Jury
' Newark, N. J.—Ten leaders of thq
railroad strike in New Jersey were in
dicted by the federal grand jury here
under V the Lever Awt. They ,were
charged with conspiring to obstruct
interstate commerce.
Complete Agreement on Reorgani
zation of Army Has Been Reached
•Washington.—Complete agreement
on the army reorganization bill was
reached by house and senate con
ferees.
Under the agreement, the senate
amendment, providing for voluntary
military training for boys between 18
and 21 years of age was eliminated.
Under the measure as agreed upon,
the permanent peace-time army will
consist of 280,000 enlisted men and
17,800 qfficers, a total of 297,800 in
cluding Philippine scouts.
Washington.—^William J. Bryan i birthday of Queen Mary. The queen,
took fiat issue with President Wilson [,(rho was formerly Princess May of
on the question of an American man
date oyer Armenia, declaring in a
statement, that “any mandato im
possible.” ,
Sherman of Illinois Is Bitter in
Denunciation of Soldier Relief
Teck, married King George in 1893.
Two More Americans Are Taken
Prisoners by Mexican Bandits
Warsaw.—The bolshevlki are at
tacking in waves on the northern
fighting froht in a thrust to break
the Polish lines and open communica
tion wl_th_ Prussia. The fiercest
fighting in months is raging along the
90-mlle battlefield. Positions are
gained and lost, and towns taken and
retaken by opposing forces almost
every hour.
Government’s Gross Loss During
Control of Roads $900,478,000
Washington.—Senator Sherman, Re-
publcian, of IlllnoiB, speaking in the i the state department from the Ameri-
spnate, denounced the proposed sol
dier relief ,bill as a “disgraceful de
terioration of the patriotism of a great
country.”
Civil Service Retirement Bill
is Signed By President Wilson
Washington.—The civil service re
tirement bill providing for the reliie-
ment of government employes at part
salary, was signed ey President Wil
son. '
Meredith Warns Texas Legislature
Against “Country-Wide Quarantine."
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GOLDMEDiAL
Austin, Texas.—Warning that Tex
as will face a “country-wide” quaran
tine if the State attempts "half way”
measures in dealllng with the pink
hell worm pest was served on the
Professional Boxing Contests
Have Been Restored in New York
Albany.—Professional boxing was
restored to legal status in New York
State when Governor Smith signed
the Walker bill to regulate the sport
and to provide for the appointment of
a State athletic commission.
Fifteen-round contests to a decision
will be permitted under the new law.
Organization Formed to Encourage
The Breeding of Horses aiid Mules
Cleveland.—To encourage use and
breeding of more horses and mules as
a means of reducing high costs on the
farm and. in the city, a temporary or
ganization has been formed here and
Washington. — The government’s
gross loss in operation of the rail
roads during federal control was $900.-
Washington.—Two Americans. Hem-' 478,000, according to the final report
er. Carr and a man named McDonald, | of Swagei Sherley, railroad adminis-
have been taken prlJbners at JimiUez, | tration director of finance.
Chihuahua, according to a report to
After Forty-Three Years Service
Rabbi is Made a Rabbi Emeritus
can consul at Chihuahua,
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New York.—After 43 yesCFs as rabM
of the Spanish and Portuguese syna
gogue, in this city. Dr. H. Perecia
Mendes, who for 16 years, was presl-
Budapest.—The delegation sent by dent of the Union of Orthodox Jewish
the British labor party to investigate! Congg’egations of America, has retired
charges that Hungarian women were i from the active ministdy and will be-
belng persecuted by the government come a rabbi emeritus
let it be known they had found the
reports published abroad that the gov- Campaign of Governor Lowden So
ernment had been promoting whole- Far Has Cost Him $404,984.78
sale killings were untrue.
Dr.Tutfs
Liver Pills
Sixty New England Textile Milla
Take Abtion Towards Curtailment
Washington. — Governor Lowden’s
fund for his campaign for the Repub
lican presidential nomination totals
$404,984.78, including contributions. L.
Li. Emerson, the governor’s campaign
manager, testified at the senate’s in
vestigation into campaign contribu-
Acid Stomai^
Makes the Body Sour
Nine Out of Ten People
Suffer From It
V'
Worcf.flter, Mass.—The Manufac
turers’ Textile Association, ejubracing
in its membership 60 mills in southern
New England, at a dinner here, voted lions and expenditures,
to curtail production by cutting down
operations to three or four days a
week, each member to act according
to his individual requirements.
Cancellations of orders and lack of
shipping facilities by railroads were
reasons given, rather than lack of raw
materials.
100,000 Pesos is Offered for
Francisco Villa, Dead or Alivt
It sends its harmful acids and gases aB
over the body, instead of health and
st^gth. Day and night this ceaseless daim-
age goes on. No matter how' str
victim cannpL,^ng withstand the healtli^
destroying effects of an acid stomach.
Good news for millions of suffereiiL
Chemists have found a sure remedy—one
that takes the acid up and carries it out
of the body; of course, when the cause is
removed, the sufferer gets well. ^
Bloating, indigestion, sour, acid, gassy
stomach miseries all removed. ’This is
proven by over half a million ailing folks
! who'have taken EATONIC with wonder-
legislature by Secretary Meredith of will affiliate with the National Horse
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WexnerddhllBheateUaaof flaiahlDg.
Frioaa and datafogne npod rofnast.,
the department of agriculture, in a
letter read at the opening of a special
session.
Woolen Mills and Their President
Are Indicted for Profiteering.
New York.—The American Woolen
Company of Massachusetts, and Wil
liam M. Wood, president of both com
panies, were charged with profiteer
ing in woolen cloth in an indictment
returned here by federal grand jury.
The indictment contains 14 counts,
charging 14 individual violations of
the Lever act in the sale of cloth at
unjust and unreasonable prices.
Losing Opponents of InterOhurch
Movement Score a Point.
Charlotte.—Although losing out in
tha Inter-church Movement fight after
a long struggle, the opponents of the
movement came back and put through
by a substantial majority a rule that
no committee can underwrite or fi
nance anything not specially provided
for by tb6 Gonthera Preshyterian Gen
eral Aseombly. This means that any
additional contribution during' the
next 12 months must come from si^e-
oial collections or contributions.
Senate Foreign Relatione Committee
Refute Request of PresIdenL
Washington. — President Wilson’s
proposal for an American mandate
ovet Armenia was disapproved by the
senate foreign'^ relations ’' committee.
Only four democrats opposed adverse
action un the president’s request for
permission to appoint.
By a vote of 11 to 4, the committee
reported a YeibThtlon declaring that
congress respectfully declines to grant
S. CelwM OpticalGe., Bickiwei Va.' to the executive the power to acoept
h maudata over Armeula.
Breeders’ Association of America.
Effort to Override Veto of the
President, a Futile Proposition
Washington.—^An effort to override
(’resident Wilson’s veto of the repub
lican peace resolution failed in the
house. The vote was 219 in faVor of
overriding the veto to 152 against, or
29 less than the required two-thirds’
majority.
Two republioans. Representatives
Kelly, of Michigan, and Fuller of
Massachusetts, voted to sustain the
President’s veto while 17 democrats
joined the republican majority.
El Paso.-A reward of 100.000 pesos j ^
for the .death or capture o Fr^cl^o
Villa has been ofterod by the govern- ; . ® ^ . , . , ^
I trifling cost if not entirely satisfactotg.
Father of Inter-Church Movement
is Not Allowed to Make a Speech
Bare Legs and Scanty One-Pleee
Suite Are to Be Permitted
Washington.—Bare legs and scanty
one-piece bathing suits will be per
mitted this summer at Chesapeake
Beach, the capital’s seashore resort.
Officials agreed to disregard as
precedents the prohibitory orders is
sued at CoAey Island and Atlantic
City against daring bathing coatnAOS.
“It’s silly to put the ban on bare
logs,” they said, "and, if any of the
glfls want to cut the high cost of
dressing, the police won’t say a word.”
Qeneral Herrero Gives Out Report
.That Carranza Comniitted Suicide
Vera Cruz.—Reports of an autopsy
performed on the body^ of Venustlano
Carransa at Tlaxcalantongo, fail to
agree with the claim of Rodolfo Her
rero that the president committed
suicide rather than be taken captive,
it is asserted in. official quarters-here
Surgdons, who conducted the autopsy! iT
" ■ mally received. Hie predecessor, Vis-
Charlotte, N. C.—The General -As
sembly of the Southern Presbyterian
Church refused to allow Dr. James
I. Vance, of Nashville, Tenn., to make
ai^ address to the assembly for the In
terchurch World Movement, but by
a close vote accorded him the privi
lege of the flbor to answer squestions
and to “give-information only.”
By a test vote' of sentiment made
in the^assembly touching upon the
issue of future relations between the
Assembly and the IntoEchurch World
Movement, withdrawal of future sup
port by the Presbyterians from the
movement was indicated by a some
what decisive majority. -
Carranza Officers Who Were Taken
Prisoner Not Yet to be Released.
Maxico City.—Military officers and
civilians who were taken captive at
Tlaxacalantongo after the death of
Carranza will be held in the prison
here until Adolfo de La Huerta, the
provisional president, takes office. Dis
position of the men then will be de
cided upon by him, it is understood.
Several who were brought from the
state of Puebla on the train bearing
Carranza's body to this city have been
released.
Tha New British Ambassador Has
Formally Presented Credentials.
Washington.—^ir Auckland Geddas,
the new British ambassador, formally
presented his credeatials to Presi
dent 'Wilson at the white house.
ment of the state of Chihuahua.
This announcement was made here
by Provisional Governor Gameros,
who added that 2.000 troops left Chi
huahua City under orders to hunt
down the bandit chieftain.
Palmer Gives an Uncompromising
Reply to Farmers' Organizatiens
Washington.—Flat opposition tc
government ownership of railroads
endorsement of federal control of man
ufacture and distribution of “neces
sary commodities” and elimination oi
excess profits taxes in favor of higher
taxes ^n incomes from investments
characterized the reply of Attorney
General Palmer to tne recent ques
tlonnaire submitted to presidential
candidates and others by the national
board of farm organizations.
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Agrees to Form Union With North
Charlotte, N. C.—The plan of union
by the joint committee on ctoser rela
tions of the assemblies of the South
ern and Northern Presbyterian
churches was adopted without a dis
senting voice at the sessions of tha
Southern Assembly here. This lesue
was presented by the moderator at the
opening of the morning session as un-
nisbed buslnees and whm he called
tor the debate, none developed aDd.-the
quastioo was passed with unanimity.
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ASPIRIN
Name “Bayer” on Genuioi
Repreaentatives of All Interests
Were Present at Railroad Hearing
Washington.—RepresentatiTeB oi
every interest concerned in'the op
eration of the country’s railway sys
tem as well as the public were here
The second ambassador to be sent | t(H- the hearing by the interstate com-
here by Great Rritain since the presi- ^ merce commission on apNlcatlons tor
dent became ill. Sir Auckland had | increased freight rates. The road
owners hare claimed SS£tr~iu-4»Td0r to
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which penetrated his breast aud thell“yl“« his credentials before ’
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