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WEATHER FORECAST. Partly cloudy to-da- y; fair, with rising temperature ; gentle to mod- erate variable winds, mostly northerly. Highest temperature yesterday, 77; lowest, 66. Itttled weather reporti will be found M the Edltotlsl page. VOL. LXXXVII. NO. 337 DAILY. G. 0. P. MAJORITY MURPHY DROPS OF 16 FORECAST LANSING; WON'T IN NEW SENATE! OFFEND WILSON Sun-Heral- d' Survey of Na- tional Outlook Indicates Gain Of Seven Seats. SOME ; LUXX TO A of and Pro- hibition Clash Peculiarly in Aligning Candidates. FACE ON Not and j to Get a to Kopublieans Must Battle Hard to Get Up-Sta- te Democrats Force Change Designation. FIGHTS BITTER MAKE FIGHT League Nations Dictate Plat- form, Threatens VETERANS DEFEAT WOMAN TICKET Democrats Hopeless Kinjrs Nomination Results. Tn surveying political j Bi a Stall Correspondent nf Th. Si n and a view to assuming to! Sl ... . forecast the result of November's elec- - t!on one comes face to face with pos- - j sihilities, probabilities and hard and j fast uncertainties that make any n as vulnerable as a false alibi. erefort that which follows be in to of To\ with must the i ;:',derstood be4 more than a from . t nr i.rvey a for The ties of rank and file at the IUI IAJJ Si n and Niw York Herald after a np the various States men- - to to the uvu, ... w.w.. Unon and w)1) M usuai, at talks with men and from room 213 The Tammany braves \men and posi- - anci ,ome 0f the State leaders 'ions, and economically close observations of candl Htes, their local fights in v. hlch they are their oppo vjuv. be as He to by t all are there into a ear- - nents-prob- able and -- and the ller n day on tne goif nnks at of the men and women Murphy went nter.s to all candidates are from this was votes. To be sure, plat- - \ the who had forma and the cver f,'om Lansings for Senate nom- - ,preon are not j nat on m n shed appreciably when This particular j )fBdeTf conft)rence. it with the personnel of the i wouid be to deliver such a direct Senate. It might be well to alap at . . .. .l . U - .L, .l.ri m wn\ vue hiiunimsc iu.ii in several States where seats are being for atid where the Senatorial are of questionable party party lines have been ied to a great Candidates hv as- - tnp the the \It how un blurred and not b,- such an as the fined. of a Gtihteanti 'rom Cabinet his view, , 7Z nr. of new irr- - iam. \Pposed to n unamended Is :..nnlng a light wines and t who thinks that Mr. lV!!son has the last word on treaty. It's all very well to Ntit as no Democrat and characterize the second as a mugwump but such are the facts, and just at present old timers who once were 'ont to come forth at any time at place and In any circumstances find the of battles are now to some one else do the guessing. He who y is or that is admits hit lack of O. O. P. Hope for Senate. To bPsm with, the present Senate rom-p- r mi and Republican national 'a'Ifrs look forward with greater or 'omnlacencv pianh i olv P.nnkllDi1. anA frtrfv 3ib T i.i- Arlmna nepumira Idaho, Kentucky, Maryland and South np tor and show more convincing signs and figures than their the politics of this campaign, . .. ... , . , . the lot the are pre-- ; 'ah \'! \ht any the But a mora thfl fair fAm ...... 100 , . . . . utrtB Hnrt uw not . any Xrpnhllcait. to i ... I .a,., day mm rs- - for Senate Smith Which Trifle GOING Win Friends G. 0. P. national Ultuatlon .AUg. flincu to played up Democratic arrived cottage No. at the he nothing Grand! llr\i through , i Trial . .Tiirv do bU8lne9Si through occupations up socially through records, involved, and powwow probably will last the went after and con conference lMrsent temper Schenectady. Saratoga morning yoking for by Governor, motored popular Albany, ignored. has to do political romlng President J untested ;indldates 'gularny Out. Is said a \that not the a.-- d do not love him now. But out of the and not his sharply de- - t The League the tlon man dismissed are largely becau the Nations? league against spoken the Republican, bravely predict outcome p'!ling content cocksure Coxsure itlcally, ji'dgmcnt. forty-nin- e forty-tve- n rVT.ocrat. , , that fly Si'N j. on an to an in to to by the the Hi ana is ODcn Tll MS all Pu the to at to' and j tho the !. be by In the w ' \ \ ' 7: i nas , ,, n let for tho and his are a into and was has the bill all that 1 bin the State trial be ed the J the ape- - the of and l a h, will his and way him .nr.r ,1 the at-- , me The m the th the of some In the R. make o Is for a . , t.'-.- j hi. m naun iurv l0 ue tlon. and talk may will thorn In the of the the 1 - . of the The made for a wet :w.r to the Sen- - \ f, aiicj m uc.icn. \aH . the of the states the , y has to be a State opponenta. It not b. a nght N'everthelaM the Republlcana put v,i Imop to arguments will j , . , i . . i and It eem. to as sure \ S. line com nmg may in and espe- - tw .r,,e .1.0 that a in a to !., . ., .u kut a of San in. the chances more than; But much Is to be to m rays of hope clean sweep. the of and holds any rate this of seven lt would hypocrisy say that tne claim of the Republican prohibition a State ' when a and Rep- - \n the other side of the slate are r,...n,..iiv.. Are to he Democratic claims indicating that hard of Republican lead- er\ if they to make good their ' Indeed It must recognized lt and an infinite it will he necessary In Arizona. Call. Jwnla. Colorado. Idaho. Kentucky. Mary-- New York, and Wisconsin. That s a great like saying that be hot in every State where doubt ex-\'- s. whirh statement would be shorter tantamount lo rame thing. are reconstruction i be In \epublirans are Legislature, jompnsfd Republicans ' dnl f win Snat than Cox. ran .mj \i.m-uiri- for per cent. n n.w. Kepuhllcan pos-wra- t, winning In Arizona, ,.rn Idaho, Kentucky \a Maryland. Contrarlwl.e Dem- ons that will Uiav? New York, Ohio. UMlaeetfl ... i. .... 'at, ih... iiiat.. l hf Thus Wll.onlan Demo- - kind Republican!\ Hare Fl;h. a word to hr. tne without hour. H a Republican It I. Continued on Third Plans U. S. Gov. Re a Wet. Try Over Losers. AKATOttA. Smith Is dom- inating figure of the un official State convention, which meets here Tuesday. and took United States Hotel, presumably so could Union Hotel, whlch is Democratic ik i. n and ww.-.- .. .c ed of lolding a which early The Governor there Immediately dinner, tinued began actual whom sentiment chance d survey decided unwise Wilson. extent condemn Lanalnc Knled true,'' Tammany we have liked President he fading picture would it be foolish to antagonise friends affront nomlna and of he practically of \ w Republican n,on a h b civil h - of \n o.. ... Trlal hv Prohibition be convention. In convention at Amendment. in .11 Su upholding act be . It be at the Convention in n- -- ,tic he bc to f no in is ot here He to prohibition a. ever. he not go far to ask for of the Eighteenth the like a for the liberalizing of the act The will on the administration of Gov. the an of the law in a nass the \'s legl.latlon and of the will a !n Is he attempted. an will be And it but fair to warn to for the of the Democrats the amendment a Republi-\redi- \ ting that the next will be the of forty-thre- e and the at the r? Krent hlnk it hi. over, It's 0f a- - Colorado, the Wlcon.ln. .... optimistic t'UL 11 way: may m and of a the fh,t twenty-fou- r now and November, standpoint A. 7 i, ip man, a a in- - a a this a rap a and u.'.\... the that the can he the to him a In the J. to the and now Commis- sioner ; A. Van to the and now Commissioner; A. the and his Representative J. of Is that who wlna will ' the in on me ne Is for the chalrman.hlp of the convention's resolutions It has not how the Republican. that a i. be no Repu0,ct.n. w)n been Just Ing here to De put that be no of candidate. In convention at all. It be a to a of can- - on AND THE NEW YORK HERALD I NEW YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 1920.- - McCormick Finds Harding Accord With Europe's Statesmen Refraining League a Correipoadrttt 0 Tin ako New VoaK MARION. Senator Harding the Republican are in Lloyd George statesmen of Europe question of ranting Nations, McCormick Chicago, week-en- d Presidential nominee, to-da- statement continues: \Senator Harding not to permit tho Democratic candidate or the Democratic managers of the League of Nations or to referendum Dr. sought. statement published in London now re- ceived the Minister obviously be American adhesion to league, it be proposes a new President, in consultation Senate, be for a concert and against accepting as represatative the American people the personal a \It is truth, known'' it for in England responsible men bitterly deplore the misrepresentation America Dr. Wilson.\ NEW LAW TO BE TRIED ON IRISH Hope of Friendly Settlement Abandoned, Re Passed. the lmportunt- - correspondent MltVJlAKI Republicans headquarters. 1 Benger Ships Ports. tn Tn. Si and Nw 19t0. Ill AND New Yobk 1. The in to the Sinn of a settlement, last been splintered on the question of dealing the ainr, Voir, the reDresentatlves of Nations between Ohio, Aug. an mangled, tne of the will t)le v.'ashington Government is expected to extcrmlnn-- j through to of republican government In the Cabinet In of fact it is a holi- - Amcniment Association on bill, will X introduced the Premier x. time nf Mouse oi c (iiihiium.- - availability Is authorities discussed. He is of Ireland. George Superintendent of ..uf as Gov. Dlx. already On matters, prohibition. Gctently Is general agreement in f !s that matters 70m,ae, 't by court-marti- receive rdlary procedure. of Platform, of course, will indorsed, along with national No ,,La0dt reference to Nations \PJ\ b5 If ha. f'd b.t.m.a.!: procedure I. to closelj;, mother read, only railroad which resemble tUX Two wh)ch hlttory ,j,e courts. court -- . coincide. l to lives is that Mayor 'the Judges remoter Lunn Schenectady . Sricts made trial for Indorsement Of in ---- -- i,lmlnllr. rrruiuciii - ta suspenneo February .. Democrats Albany Eighteenth New Yorkers fight coming ai unraumw \\'\'\ w 1 j Pnlnrado um decision Court Volstead 1 prohiblUon ceased by their would ' political otherwiae. Refo.e. May Down. declare they politics, wo.ild slap National iuimh canuiuaies .1 majority those seven Kranclsc0. il deference paid for Governor, gain Senator. maximum t. longer Issue the r'nnrma ha-- work amount Indiana. Missouri, there'll Jjj lectin fact. aisavow seat. Less elect ertainlv which autumn. Is Just as anxious take While Amendment, Governor would to declaration Volstead bear heavily assail for alleged violation direct primary \recommend ing\ ticket, denounce them for failure to Governors social states because welfare summary situation there-- 1 programme. There to plank. which attempt made is all earnest! ratification that Federal by can Governor called special It so IVCIlIUCIttlJJ rr.nArl.nt insist they fighting morning. Francisco. United State. platform mentioned vlctoriou. theory Governor have about what In plat- form those, close have draft. Among thou with hand have been Augustus Kellogg, formerly counsel Gov- ernor Public Service Gsorge Names, secretary Governor, James Parsons, to Gov-erno- r, Connor, secretary. Former John Fitzgerald Brooklyn here to jewels whip document shape give national miuauon. slated committee. decided wl.e fiction ticket not named is across. Some argue there mention Other, think would brilliant Idea have number Continued Third rat. 2, in on Stall HaiAin. and party full with and the the ref Sen- ator Medill who spent the with the said does purpose evade the issue escape the grand and solemn which has \In the papers here British Prime says that the cove- nant must revised order any and that will revised for the better. \Lord Grey that with the shall invited rewrite the entire among the nations warns again views party leader. the plain and we have some time, France and public of Force romaln 8eciuded r.ranri No vlew Stop Irish Cable Despatch n YOSS IICaAtD. Copyright, Hwui.p. Ixindon\ Aug. British Gov- - therc rrnment starts break Keln, friendly which seemed possible eek. having largely with as mendous preesure being brought badly t,ear what many channels enter Ire- land. meets, rplte that bank Lnaaue Irish crimes- - which b\ leaner, cnanee Ohio, lihaca Senate nomination finishing touches suggesteo. being seriously military pouring masses wholesale hardware troops dealer Public Worka under described except drastic.\ there platform national scant attention ticket bytne although League court judg(!i J.n Governor T.Vf follow advance nation, titude George vision flKht specific Last Ti.llfr.rnla United preme Zl leaders elected would Smith, Wefly credit Senate because session which Page. wants prepared tentative formerly Public Sen-Ic- counsel Jeremiah family counsel ,MMint should accord His Wilson official secure that Will Special hopes Lloyd Crown. pre-cl- Heavy penalties are to be unposea persons assist in harboring rebel. ,i .,nifnil- - nossesslne firearms. It tarvship. but that \the Government Kept It up its sleeve\ for five months. The Becond reading will be on Tues- day, the third on Friday and will become a law next The Government forced to use gag rule to pass the bill, but ample time al- lowed for discussion of its principles. Strong opposition I. expected from the Independent Liberal, Labor and Na- tionalist but the bill unques-nnnahi- v will nass the with a large majority. Orders have been issuea 10 me iyioio \pponents. be a. !.marrf\7\ ' J. lr and Cunard steamship r o t()at Senator be ' suffrage be Mlsourl, at present present he panic, not at Queenstown In the future. The Caronla. the first vessel affected, arrlveu at Liverpool y with more than :00 passenger, for Ire- land aboard. The supenslon will affect the Baltic, aboard which Arch- bishop Mannlx of Australia Is travel- ling. No final decision has been made in regard to Archbishop Mannlx landing In Ireland, opinions differing as to whether the most harm would be done by allowing him to land or by refusing him entry. Dublin. Aug. 1. Should Archbishop Mannlx of Australia be to direct to Liverpool, the question arises here how the Government can prevent his coming to Ireland. Until a month, ago. a permit wa. re- quired to land in Ireland, this regu- lation was abolished. . It Is suggested that might revived, as has been the regarding Government search of baggage. Large numbers of Irish bishops and priests from Australasia arc at present visiting In Ireland, and Intimation ha. been given that they will form a body- guard for Archbishop Mannlx if he is permitted to land. The Archbi.hop of Sydney, Australia, who has been visiting In Ireland, a sermon sympathising with the Sinn Fein. BRITISH ARMY OF 60.000 IN IRELAND Situation More Tens and Mori Police Reprisals. Dublin. Aug. 1 Fear, that the Irish situation, which Is dally growing more tense, may burst Into a confla- gration at any moment are expressed In responsible quarter, here. At the pres- ent there is virtually no civil law south of the Boyns River that ad- ministered by republican courts, lt I. pointed out that each day finds fosl(nud on Second rage. i U.S. URGED TO HALT RED PERIL Tremendous Pressure Employed to Get I s Into Polish Negotiations. NEW and Mrs Worldwide rmpagandism by Soviet Government Next Spring Is Predicted. By LAI REXCK HILLS. Staff of Tnr Sis sp Nrw YkIik Mcsai ii. Copytitht, l:t, The Si s ami New Toil Hioui.d. PAnis. Aug. 1, -- The attitude of the I'nlted States toward the Russian iuestlon. which negotiations at the Polish front about lo bring to a head, in the foreground uf In Europe. It is apparent that tre- - nation. law be turned to on be the the groups, pro- ceed few but be except but present negotiation. The French Charge d'Affaires in Washington to have re- - ner ihe State Department the dest Allies the United States ate In the negotiation, not through on observer but through This is being done because French Government believes the United States can easily be a deter-riinln- g factor in the whole allied pol the Government is waiting and for a definition of the Ameri- - French 1mdon. th. allied 011 are, this phase question of United Is admittedly the desire prove the is that TOWARD WARSAW Warsaw, been bank, Narew aerie, Issued .here that Fifth 910, by RunHeraUt lT.ntrnd an clam matter, Office, New HANLYANDTWO FRIENDS DIE AS TRAIN HITS CAR Former Indiana Governor One of Country's ins Drys. FOE OF 20 YEARS NEW RA TES WIN APPLA USE OF RAILROAD EXECUTIVES; ' MAY BE IN EFFECT SEPT RUSH WORK NEW SCHEDULE Nominated ftn Vrpntti.Htiu nf But Must Set Aside Ohio Wife for in Path of an i i .. n . V ... v. mi. Wnun in ...a 01. ...... - , ,1 V,,. thn Ohio, Aug IOC Governor Indiana Press Rltllliru Hnnlv. former to give the carriers an annual Rein and candidate President on the not nf 1X4 0( 0 000 ticket In was , ' ' or more than the standard in an accident near here return allowed the earlv this morning. and Mrs. C l and based the of the three M. of Kilgore. Ohio, who were with Hanly, were also year period APPEAL BY Dr. arm The Prohibitionists Four Itevised Tariffs. $1,184,000,000 LECTURE Physician $91,000,000 Annually Express Train. FRANCE plenipoten- tiaries. TCvnnrta Roads Commission designed automobile Government, preceding w\?d' discussion understood conferences Baker had met Th, . $34,000,000 than Kanly in Denn.son this morning at )n yar M5 o'clock and were urn to ,99.000.000 their home when the auto- - mobile was struck by a westbound the of $1,233,000,000 operating at Crossing. The which they in was dragged the track for their to the tommis-lOVtra- l the ' before slon became awaro that H(U expeTta carriers will Unusual had happened. He said ((j to.morrow on ,,e that he knew nothing of the accident of prparjn8 tl I1CW tarlfT the told him about ,,es, which it is planned to file time Ruilles llndly The demolished and m . I .. fJSa Government guarantee of the standard bodies r.ov. Hanly and and Mrs. return 1833,000,000 annually win Baker were dragged from the wreckage expire under a of the trans-b- v train crew and brought to Den-- 1 nortation act the In a wrecking All of them, . monthH after were The law and Is were none regained Ul private control. tlon cerioui who Saturday. Is is stop Is Is driv MIIV AIIIIIM. I V (1 HI o'clock, Mrs. Baker at 11:30 and her at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. The engineer and of the train war. nnahla tn hnW the accident OC- - urred. a few moments the \\- -' \ lunus, in struck an eastbound car . ,., vj ... ,h. ,,,.,:, .nflv and iruru insirucuuns l0 . '\'.\' , \ \ V\. .,\ . frelirht 20 on passenger, that partlcl-- I the hoping by Kilgore limiting re ihC ' gtcesi did not hear the one coming train, from the direction. It Is thought he stopped the the eastbound train to pass, and then drove upon the track into the the westbound train, ws travelling at a of speed. Gov. Hanly a lecture tour for the Redpath Lyceum Bureau, and wss en route to Carrollton, where he was to icy toward Russia. In other words, have delivered French Poat WAS mote ,aak The n address In Illinois. Y. in turn on at LI1H shaping J. Frank wan horn in Cham- - tnP8e yield the own course. This explains the paign In did roads a return $277,000,000. tlnnw arttWttt fttiVA crnnn fmrrt lin-t- . ' ko to sehost he IT old. w hloh wa souKht to help absorb tn HI. to to attitude State ny m. , f reM(mg ,t book, beln- - the Mi Board Inform, i ...l side ,T ne State, with a. see Republicans take pie on It House ' to also forced lt Correspondent TOUR Government li advancing for \r tn\ r,v\ wr '\ ae.or\1'J ou\K United Statex to participate actively \anj mrru iim,,fii uui iu ..... In Russia Baker on after four enough money to first fart that Hip nil.atln la a RO to SCllOOl a SllOI't lime. lter ne social one. back of which lies the best became a teacher, a successful politician, organized propaganda the world has and all his was known on a out the La The seen, and Is aimed over-'a- s a Methodist. Made throwing of Gov- - When 18 only In the I' d Miss Eva had net operating of only one them, the are to this of prof. a of fare , gat wtn the i Wee confidential University, now living. . j per cent, mo Information from which un- - in value of the to have been out In 1888. was by the commission lis. cently by who went In with ' for the Republican ticket. This the Lithuanian to the effect In Ind , to which city that propaganda bureaus have been he had soon his marriage, organized the Government in 1S89 Hanly was to the bar, with a view of launching a new of- - and a year later was to the fenshe In of the of the state In 1894 he was to world next spring, In the meanwhile Congress from the Ninth district to lull into a feeling dlana. In he was Governor of security f,f Indiana a majority of Mr. and nanv was nominated for President on The reason that any the Prohibition ticket in 1916. conference regarding must take up the question and . relation thereto, concern. HANLY LEU DRYS the States, and in connection with which Washington has already FOR SIXTEEN YEARS made representations to . . wnne as are . . n. . . , , n , . arousing, nevertheless, great interest In Qlg i nis , of the Back all agitation here for direct participation by the States and Premier George he to be too sympathetic Soviets. The British appar- ently the power aa it less of llllll tell car fOr 1S04 of half of G. of said as of for a ..Mr. first fight prohibition years of R. of that must fw of prohibition that ln Is of to the propaganda. years to he came pro-- 1 are this prohibition In the flow of and was Is appearing here and used 19H he to stir date and an un- - Only Away, Clatm Check Reds. 1. concentrated the with the of to a of attacks, to communique Pole, Continued on Paee. mCapvr(pht, Tht recond York, Lead RUM Will To,lllv and Killed Dknnison. ..... of for Prohibition Kiuea -- r Dr. riding than net Income present-ca- r ng hundred yards Rlnaor anything tne set sched-unt- il Mangled. automobile S provision train. .OV fireman was presajupon but other for which high was Horn He the saved life after Marshall. Prohibition Com- mittee, Informed Bolshevist propaganda, on Tin Yornc Hi miiiunua of be N. the on ng en- - it. in the and become tive the of of the , of of In Travel of will also freight 80,000. will aro 33 rales. cent, vears say. and milk cent, sleep- ing cars. The actual to be by the of rate has been ami put into the and one-hal- f, will be reduced DBHHl t bofore its are county, 111.. of all of fn tauKht hM repeal the the plan Bill the \le the he will at Instead first at and which at devout systems Hanly he ernment ' Simmer. The Income United Stat.s as of which In proof of Harry receive declares that It is resents Hanly first became his first public at persons speech was moved by Soviet elected all Senate. elected but of Al'les elected present by second Russia which United Toklo. which, regaruea neri; piatonic. f'irgr French Lloyd should toward theory Soviet xpenses expenses period, ' 1 party leaders placed ,a death interstate the when by the As- - scheme j press would col- - made laPSS sixteen French estimated bring ' opposition reVed , Thomas menace subject confer- - ' to campaign country victory marked one triumphs, Bolshevist of paid agents for i extended country. they not successful ; made many other tours for Soviet always looked upon one which Increasing of our leader., being party's candl-o- f j I vote.\ BOLSHEVIKI DRIVING cases 75 Miles Poles Aug. Bolshevist which have of River, ap- parent object along Bug River, have according Polish statement have Cotpmntian ON Jank r,.ratio- - Inmmt 1916. Gov. Gov. total along later nlson Only path Frank Mrgll Hlnshaw, to-d- Hundreds stopping drew Liquor Was Way From Frank- fort, to Nerr York. . c.rial to Si n xn vi n. SpitiMorm.D, Oscar Pepper Floyd Johnston, Government order. ON Pnrrinns' Ktiirf for President Years Ago. REVENUE Also! Improvements, Bji Associated Washi.vuton, Aug. 1, in J Interstate Commerco are Jl 1241,000,000 average Immediately !! 1. control. Philadelphia applications worR tremendous fireman great for Increased Pullman to 1. that date Dr. the guarantee carriers independent retur\ned husband Willlumsport, negotiations. Orop Bzpectof, Experts commission carriers undertake to figure before which accrue om the granted, which about per cent, baggage rates. and'6u per charges for space In parlor Increased amount re- ceived roads as result advances roughly esti- mated until new tariffs worked operation exact Is With passenger fares Increased one-fift- h charges passenger travel probably UIl .M'llt UawKIISiCi nv- attitude clearly Hanly increase. expected to Instrue-- : until ns yearn his workers ,h.t 7 prlncpa, BflM Railroad Labor can ork can On of of of of general arc by was not age through uereot the commission out $618,- - of estimated. the for the of the rate case the commission the ever the existing years old Mandatory, not but They five estimated well. children, the wife: roads has on aggregate Moscow, Is interested poll- - properties, derstood brought re- - tics making mission, re- -' admitted countries the through political Is general Siberian Japan's- directly riumpn the fatal his ways Jim Aug. rates On the but work was mar- - the 900,000,000, or than the In- come roads of 1 per cent, of the aggregate value, or $94, must bc set annually for additions and betterments. Thus the actual net operating In- come going into the of would bc must be other fixed not In operating before the actual net income is determined. Admittedly, taxes most other of such fixed have Increased since the pre-w- on which the Government return Is based. Should the commission's re in producing more than 6 cent, return on aggregate value lowed under the act, one- - Phic-ac.- Aui. The Prohibition of the excess would, under lost one of It. terms of that act, be In re- - to have a counterbalancing Influence in v In 'serve funds of the roads the other agaln.t sought of J. former half turned over to Lom- - Indiana, exlts, well the related accident big election. 000.000 carriers figured Increase purposes board's Europe Federal placed carriers decision lr.erce to estaDllsh re- - fund to be used loans th. or purchasing equipment to be leased to Instantly with peace for ago when Southern Road. Only llednced. The theory I. that Soviet he eccted Indiana on The net income to be re-a- fanatical in desire to a county option platform in bv the three groups of roads Is \yolutlon ln o'her Marshall, now Vice-- ! nxed .,' 6 per cent, the valuation and this be the first President\ said Mr. \Ur ,n,ln. -- ,i. at any peace r.,paliall tn ha nnnna,l ence. In and Every defend Its hlbltion't, first \Five previous his are being turned back out strongly in, an noo nnn me In ng tne of are so money, as in volume I. In all up President usually large 400 whiskey seized. forces, on Warsaw launched strong a Four hun dred case, whiskey Hameraon Kate pas- senger effec on and rate increases and are amount advanced Cftn have used figures. less carriers' estimate. Of total by OflO.900, treasury this deducted taxesand and standard per greatest Dennlson Ohio Hanly. Governor tne chair- man National worldwide Commission for far them. restored. Governor their countries Hlnshaw. discussed understood Hanly's frontiers however, respect greatest sort. but1 Kederal received Included tolvlng making carriers ab?\ Europe against slon. On valuation Kaatern roads would $028 000,000. They for a return of and receiving a stand return from the fiovernment of or $100, amiy nqia iiontiers. wniie hibltion anu tnaue speak-- . less than thev somrlit aumoruie. lairiy successful tour over Lter he, valuation the Western roads \In was the trouble. for to the driving the The adds the train rate Ky., Ohio. freight, the tho the the Pullman the but railroad the the aside the From expenses the the the the the asked ard Tnfl Including those ln the new territory set up by the commis- sion for the purposes of the rate de- cision. Is placed Rt The Western roads thus would an j estimated net operating Income or about $50,000,000 less than the which they sought. The standard return they are now receiving la $401,000,000. Southern roads were valued by the 000,000. This Is $111,000,000 less than sum they sought and $18,000,000 in transported from Frankfort, Ky.. to !.. than the standard return of 1 38.- - by ' this evening. Ben Manierson, wno was ,.,rrrs a whole wa. more favorable charge the shipment, the driv- - that of the road, in the other ers of the trucks, are being detained on A,,ns order, of United State. ' - he had a one-ha- lf a to tt receive are receive of In THE MKDK INE In famlllei for over (0 year, rather Medicine. Adv. BLENDING The amalgamated SUN AND HERALD the best traditions of each. In combination these two newspapers make a newspaper than either has ever been on its own. PRICE CENTS NEW YORX CITY. 1 September 11,500.000.000. proble- matical. OMtTVja passengers' J600.000.000, $625,000,000, Improvement. $1,134,000,000 Commlsaioner. $1,140,000,000 $1,040,000,000. transportation $8,800,000,000 $559,400,000, $$54,700,000, approximately Mountnln-Paclfl- c $8,100,000,000. $486,000,000, $537,800,000 HAPPY preserves greater TWO Mexico Will Insist on Maintaining Article 27 MEXICO CITY, Aug. 1. Arti- cle 27 of the Constitution, dealing with oil properties, as well as all statutes emanating from it, will be upheld despite the efforts of \some outside in- terests the contrary,\ accord- ing to a statement by Provisional President de la Huerta. Article 27 of the constitution of 1917 provides for the na- tionalization of the natural wealth of Mexico and that only Mexicans and Mexican companies may receive concessions for the development of such resources. It provides for the cancellation of concessions which have cre- ated monopolies and for revision of all concessions granted during the Porfirio Diaz regime. It is the article against which foreign governments and foreign inter- ests in Mexico have protested so strongly. BOOST IN STATE RATES PLANNED Railroads to Ask Advances Correspond With Those Authorized by t. C. C. NO ADDITION TO INCOME Carriers Calculated on Basis Including Intrastate Sched- ules, Says Counsel. Hu the Aoc:ated Prtu. Washington, Aug. 1. Advances of Intrastate rates freight, passenger !iul Pullman to correspond With the interstate increases authorized yester- day by the Interstate Commerce Com- mission will be asked of the various State railway commissions by the carriers, it was stated here by Alfred P. Thorn, general counsel for the Association . of Railway Execu- tives. Such intrastate rate Increases. Mr. Thorn said, will not add to the total income provided for by the FeSeral commission's decision because, In sub- mitting their estimates, the carriers calculated on a basis of increases of both interstate and intrastate rates. Applications to the State commissions are now being prepared by the railroads and it is expected by the railway execu- tives that the Increases will be granted. Should any State commission refuse to authorize them, however, the carriers, Mr. Thorn said, will proceed under the transportation act and ask a hearing before the Inturstatc Commerce Com- mission to determine v.hether the exist- ing Intrastate State rates are discrim- inatory or prejudicial to interstate commerce. It was pointed out by Mr. Thorn that three representatives of State commls the French Foreign O'dorman of Purdue j as result the raises rep- - aon, commission t which commercial the aa Hanlv the was as of STANDARD IN during the public hearings on the ap- plication of the carriers. They will make reports to the State commissions and Mr. Thorn said lt was thought that their opinions would have weight with the State bodies. Sinco the Increases in passenger, Pull- man, excess baggage and milk rates were made general for the entire coun try by the Federal commission, the rail- roads will ask for corresponding In- creases In each State. The percentage of advances in Intrastate freight rates which the roads will request, however, will correspond to the percentage au- thorized in the territory In which the State Is located. Thus Increases re- quested In Eastern State would he 40 per cent.. In Southern States. 25 per cent. : In Western States, 35 per cent., and ln Mountain-Pacifi- c States, 25 per per. POPE TELLS OF EVIL CONDITION IN WORLD Says Strengthening Christian Family Aids Society. P.omk. Aug. 1 Evil conditions con- fronting tne world y are outlined In a circular letter Issued to the Church by Pope Benedict. The purpose of this letter Is to proclaim throughout the world the fiftieth anniversary of the decree by which St. Joseph was named patron of the Universal Church, and in It the Pontiff urges Ihe Catholic world to celebrate for a whole year from De- cember next solemn functions in honor of the saint. \When the end of the war enme,\ snys the letter, \the minds of men. led astray by militarist passions, were exasperated by the length and bitterness of the con- flict, and aggravated by famine on one side and accumulated riches In the hands of a few on the other. The war brought about two other evils the diminution of conjugal fidelity and the diminution of respect for constituted authority. Licen- tious habits followed, even among young women, and there arose the fatal doc- trine of communism, with the absolute destruction of dutiful relations between nat'ons and between fathers and chil- dren. Terrible consequences cnsulnc commission at $2,oon.nno.noo, so their have nlready been experienced. net operating Income would be $120.-- . The letter continues by Illustrating the the to of the patronage of St. \since the society of is on the family, and anything strengthen- - New York city In two automobile trucks jno, 000. The commission explained that ' Ing Christian domestic organization also were taken ln charge the police here lne financial condition of the Southern etrengmens unman society and t,an thous.nflS of John'. A to efficacy Joseph, mankind founded t'ona.catlon BUI Pa.ied. Rons, Aug. 1. The Government bill providing for the confiscation of all e- xec, war profit, was- passed in Its en- tirety by th. Italian Chamber of Depu- ties hers ye.terdsy. 4 I 1 THREE CENTS WITHIN MO MII.KR. FOUR CENTS BUtBWHBIUL Presidents of Roads Pleased in Every Kcspeet With I. C. C. Decisions. BE0AD VIEW, THEY SAY Heal Efficiency Promised in Transportation of Y. S. as Result, TO REESTABLISH CREDITS Peters Sees $5,000,000 Added lo Annual Revenue's of Lonjr Island System. Railroad presidents anil olhrr trans- portation atdhoritics expressed al generally yesterday of ffis avard of the InteritaVe Commerce Commission alloioing the railroads to increase their freight and passenger rates. Under the decision of the com- mission, it teas declared, tht road tratild tie able to rehabilitate them- selves and provide amply for credit. The following replies wen rectivVt here in. response to telegrams sent by The Bus and New York Herald: by frkdebick p. i ndkhhood, President of the Krle Hallrnail. \The award of the commission will go far toward stabilizing all business. It is the sequel of the constructs work of the last Congress, a verifica- tion of the physical value of the rail- roads. Good crops, with a demand for nil we raise from and dig out of the trround. will make good times.\ Mj THOMAS BE WITT ( .TYLER, Chairman of the Asiorlatlon of Hallway Executives. \Tho Interstate Commerce Commis- sion ha-- s taken a broad, Btatesmanllk! view of the railroad problem and has established a basis of rales that will enable the roads to reestablish 'their credit and build up a system nf trans- portation in this country that should be efficient and permanent.'' By SAMUEL RE A,' I'renldrnt of the Pennsylvania Railroad. \I have Just heard of the rate decision, and of course I could not discuss tha matter without first carefully studying the new rates allowed. It Is a big thing. At first glance It looks a. though the Interstate Commerce Com- mission had taken a very broad view of the situation and had tried to do everything It could to help out th railroads.\ By AGSEW T. DICE, President of Ihe Philadelphia and Real, tag Railroad. \Whatever the feeling may be as to the method, there must he a general agreement as to the necessity for addi- tional revenue. The Interstate Com- merce Commission is to be commended for its prompt, constructive action. This must mean a restoration of credit to th railroads and will enable them to provide equipment and other facilities to prop- erly handle the business of the country and will undoubtedly lead to further great industrial development.\ By BAMEL WILLARD. President of the lialllmore and onto Railroad. \If the rate Increases will bring re- newed activity in the development of tho railroads, and I think It will, then the advances instead of tending to in- crease the cost of living will have Just the opposite effect. There will bo re- newed energy on the part of officer, and employees which will be reflected in the additional movement of a large volume of business. This will make up In efficiency the increase in rate.. Th action will make private ownership and operation a success. Much now depends on the managers. Congress has don Its duty and I believe the railways will now do their duty.\ Hj RALPH PETERS, President of Ihe Long Island Hallroaft. \While I can't discuss the situation ! accurately until I know Just how w stand, I do know that the award i. such as to make us very hopeful. It will help materially. The new rates, which will go Into effect on or before Septem- ber 1. should bring In about $5,000,000 additional revenue yearly to the Long I.land Kailro.td. So far a. I can see now, the decision of the commission la highly satisfactory to us. We need s great deal of additional equipment to taker care of the rapidly growing sec- tions on Long Island, which Is throw- ing a heavy .train upon us. The neir rates will allow 11. to carry out th plans we have had in mind for a long time, but which have been impossible because we were losing money. \For some time we have been running behind, I should say to the amount of about $2,000,000 in the last six months. The new rates, however, should put its back on much the aame footing as before the war. We now want to cooperate with the city and State to provide ample facilities to take care of freight and pas senger service. Few people in New York understand how rapidly the territory be- tween Long Island City ami Ilrooklyn Is being developed. Until the situation Is re.lewed with rare I do not know Just how much we can Improve our system, but the outlook Is excellent \The great thing now Is for employee to pull together with the executives. Th men have been given substantial In- creases In pay, and I am glad to lee them get It, hut now we are hoping thst thev will give service and handle th traffic efficiently.\ By JULIUS KRI TTS( HXITT, PreMent of the So.thers Pacific It all. road. 'The decision published in the P. particularly that part relating 1 special treatment of th two divisions r I
