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WEATHER FORECAST. Fair to-da- y and moderate temperature; gentle variable winds. Highest temperature yesterday. 76; lowest, 62. VOL. LXXXVII. NO. 888-DA- ILY. BRESTLITOVSK IS DEMANDED AS PARLEYBEGINS jjolslieuki's First Con- dition Is Surrender of Captured Town. BEDS NEAR WARSAW Hot Action Reported Along Uie Narew, Northeast of Polish Capital. PRESS TOWARD LEMBERG Poles Fighting Hard as They Retreat and Fugitives Block the Roads. UmoMi Aug. 3 (Tuesday). The Poli- sh sr.d Bolshevik armistice delegates net Friday evening at Kobryn, on the railroad eaat of Brest-Lltovs- k. and the segotlations began Saturday mom-ta- j, Karl Radek representing the Bol- sheviki, says a despatch to the Daily Ifaii from Berlin. It Is stated that the Bolsheviki began by demanding the surrender of Breat-Lltnvs- k, which already was in their bands. A despatch to the London Time from Warsaw dated Monday says no nwa Yifid Wn twpK-i'- frnm the irmlatlce hv for- - Parliament ign office military j Trac With i ne silence presumsmy js rang im- posed by the Bolsheviki. The Polish Government has been Informed that the Bolshevik high command has Is- sued orders that hostilities shall con- tinue until August 4. The Time says it learns the Lith- uanian Government has accepted the Russian proposal for a mixed commis will sion representing the two Govern-- ! mtnts to sit at Vilna arrange for ' the execution of the clauses of the otsc treaty of July 11. Hot fUhtlng along the River northeast of Warsaw, la reported in Sunday's official Soviet com on tho munique received by wireless from j cor. I'rnitress against the Poles further to the southeast, in the Bielsk region, Is claimed. The Soviet cavalry la re- - i ported pressing In northeset of Lemberg. The statement says: \In the Lomsa region fig alng is continuing for the 'orda of the River Narew. West of Blalystok the Soviet troops have crossed the N'nrew and are continuing the pur- suit of the enemy. West of Ble'.sk our troops debouched at the line of the River Nureu iNursac). forcing It at several tV.tnt.- - I.. ,l. rw.r.tr.r. . DM.1 nil. WARSAW unrecog-Dlte- d of Aliening of examination, reading of Warsaw. are will Warsaw The satisfactory. The will ALLIES TALK REDS MOVE ON Ml vicinity line of F'ultuak. blocked, prisoners Bolsheviki. round SWING. of Sen NVw oik ens am Nmw 2. A to on Ger- man the London conference la aeen tn an Inter- view Gorman Foreign Minis- ter. Simons, printed In It Is says Dr. Simons, the Russians wilt permit It to be prescribed whom negotiate. One can it It la superfluous thai Russian to despatch in a though no one and In this to conceded Tells of Order Must Any IH'E the Also or So and Mos- - also Tn had any Irish Acta to 2. Political banned Logue in of on August date says: \Fsosn day things going to life, of by forces Crown and, to our misery, strife, in useful recent it the is not spared by the human within sacred 1 rivalry advanced as a of S- t- to Th Scn aw Voaa Hibuid. Copyright, mo, by Tn Scn flghtlns north of Busk.\ (Busk Is tvt miles northeast of Lemberg. s 'lo,K London, i. a hot fire questions George ta ex-1- \ in diplomatic circles here as to j the House of Commons two btthtr an agreement for an armistice 0f the Important would come out of the negotiations be-- ! and mm the Polish and emissaries. , was thought the as House started in on its were to too before oere for the to ' ' The delegate carried with prophets of a were them the lines a portable wofully A motion to adjourn to M to to call j IN 2 Soviet \anrig Sa!nst him, before which amounts toward They remark \L'nleas atatlnz arrange terms Soviet within terms Allies army mot- - AS Churchill's aa RED was defeated by a vote of to 32. Marteni Says Soviet , Mr. Churchill's rritt Germany be to Ludwlg C. A K Martens, ambassador of Russia, yesterday the resumption the in the deportation proceedings amusing himself the the not open to the by news- paper of the advance the Bolahevlkl him to the delegates who now to an armistice can c upon the the two y. already offered by the are not everything in Polish From session flowa the Narew near Nmtn. Bolshevik Infantry in Lomin reported to on hard flgntlng. u\ i'\iah retreat from Ostrotr and JCOBis the Patch, large 'stenals the Accordira Warsaw deannteh ztfiinfl. Roswadow Cantiue4 TMri Pago. tx Editorial Narw. capture to Mr Staff ttn nmuv Copyright, IS, Tout Hsaua. Aug. to the Soviet insist at peace the Dr. the Xru Freie Presto Vienna. The article say: 'that they shall and shall not only that the Soviet la not aa strong as for notea tone as Russia for then to have either viet Aug. have bjv thy 16, the of the Feast His day to are from bad worse: of and towns of the of the ldts many lives. From appears that even house of God from and of blood has result Cat\ forty-- 1 tmitD- - Aug. Under Lloyd pressed most Irian--It Soviet Soviet authorities the final likely Insist upon terms woek recess, the Poles accept. crisis Polish Into Russian awry. wwess outfit, which they intended atten- - public, army next adds many ,'tion to Minister for War recent utterances the press critlcls- - .... T\ n.1trv TOituuiu 114 was the the Premier airily ithat should armed 'apture Rus-la- n stem the tide. He called it rather than policy. He Indicated that as soon as the armistice had been for trade with Rus-si- a with and Krae-sln- e, who both are now in London, would go on. Ireland, the Premier made plain that no attempt would be made settle the problem until \order In Ireland was restored.\ In with the final passage at the end of the week of the bills, which Sir Hamar Chief for Ireland, which will followed by tho the House, and the continual pouring of troops Into the Premier's statement Is taken to mean that a of Intensity will be pursued until the real . - leaders of Sinn Fein are rounded up, of hen the hopes the moder-- I ates will take control. So long aa Cora- - onaa mons rwnalned In to question the on Its policy such co- - Bv Assoetattd Press. erclve measures as the BiRT.is. Aug. 2 The of th Wlls might be found difficult to put In roii,h Is ascribed by the force. ''S'Olntf, to the arrival It that Kamcneff and the front of the first of Krasslne to meet trfe Premier to- ne i'w volunteer forces The Polish j morrow or the next day to receive from ''trtat lias slowed down on the River him assurance thar1 they cannot com- - \Za. Which rismm In U,tln r I . nwill.tlAnit until hnatllltlfa with Into . I is he moving .. . .v.r. . . I n .... .... k n causing fall w the to a tn Oen. to i in a a of It \ i Is ' fh Poland have ceased. both of them are London they refuse talk on the of the pledge they gave wnen they first ar nny's The Poles have ob- - rived, aa the Office's edict hr Skobel have of and to hands of U. \'s'srie with of with taken been of of of be of are p.srainst issuing still holds. Is In havina said there that he did not believe the Soviet terms the Poles would be as stiff as In the press. While all from Moscow indi- cate the are every before they are ac- tually forced to ecentlv .mnointorf Pniiah rhi e ' nhaarvera here are bv the ' quotfd as In the ' respect the Reds thus far have wirur nf a the shown for the German This !r\J' \ 'bo He said doe not mean that the menace of roanl must nren.mt tr . Is '' onruah of the which was; taking the term of a and \f at the capture tho River Bug assault rather than a an in I \ j to In to as to an a bo of o. JWrd Pope. AUGUST 3, DR. SIMONS URGES PLACE GERMANY IN PEACE PARLEY Astonished Bolsheviki Allow Allies Say With Whom They Shall Negotiate, but Berlin Cannot Protest. ILATMOHO Corretpemttnt Bimjn. challenge Government representation astonishing,' con- clude Government appears- - Govern- ment couched consideration contradiction PREMIER FIRM IN IRISH POLICY Lloyd George' Commons Restoration Precede Solution. STERN MEASURES rielerntinn Informed headquarters, Negotiations Follow Armistice. Cardinal Check Disorders BELFAST, gatherings Michael, Cardinal Archdiocese Armagh pronounce- ment destruction de- struction property, repression retaliation, sacking armed complete out- bursts sectarian result- ing occurrences sacri- legious outrages desecration shedding precincts. Wm.UTSSSSTwrn toy Government pollcles-t- he Ruaso-Polis- h 'incidentally Ministerial opportunity DAYS. Assumption. AGENT PREDICTS Regarding Russia, Army repudlated suggestion capture cverytntng. WARSAW Bolshevist \hankering\ arranged negotia- tions reopening Kamcneff Gregory Discussing connection court-marti- Greenwood. Secretary formally immediately adjournment Ireland, campaign Cromwelllan Lines Retreat Government aiOCKOtt. Government courts-marti- stiffening resistance correspondent understood contingent 'impletaly quantities Introduced actually Though grounds cavalry. Foreign propaganda Krasslne quoted Copenhagen des- patches, however, Indi- cated reports Bolshevists pressing military advantage conclude armistice. encouraged admitting apparent newspaper Interview, frontier. situation. itttsatan-Germa- n alliance eliminated. Bolsheviki commercial Company. political military Continued AND THE NEW YORK HERALD NEW YORK, lm-S- Ki FOR that she will not negotiate her German relations with Germans- - \ 'But Inasmuch aa the Russian Gov- ernment yields we have nothing to do. We are bound by the Versailles treaty, and if the Russians are content to have all the great questions that await settlement between Germany and Rus- - i sta decided without consultation with . Germany, then we must be temporarily DA I E content too.' Touching on the Austrian questions ur. Bimons saia: ine oia pian that Austria should serve as a German out- - post in the east la to be destroyed, and Austria Is to become part of a con- glomeration of differentiated elements. What Is true for ua respecting Rus- sia la also true for Austria. \ The London conference can de- cide what it chooses, but It la not able 4 Cost Run May ARMY BUSY to change the fact that Germany and Russia are bound to- - Qovt LOSS in Six Months gether by the strongest economic needs, and this fact must be That Of 1 WO I ears ,. of Federal Control. RICH RED GUILTY- - WITH 19 OTHERS States day ; tariffs for filing with the Interstate j Commerce Commission to BroSS Lloyd, if active rate and passenger Badical and Communist, Must Go to Prison. HEAVY FINES INFLICTED year. $4,200,000 to transpor- - of ttlon 8'8tem of ,he ants Lose Big Ar- ray of Lawyers. Special fo Tub Scn ND Nbw li.BK Itraui.o. of u8. A of on of of to be In be Is a be ln- - on In ac- - as tb i all be to tn In to a in and serve and In- dianapolis, CHARLIE CHAPUN DIVORCE West,' unhapplnesa. SMll tJSS r-Graa- f TUESDAY, RUSH RAIL RATE AS PUBLIC PAYS MILLIONS DAILY Taxpayer $650,000-00- 0 Roads Themselves. UNCERTAIN Blanket Percentage creases Filed With EXPERTS fundamental eventually Double acknowledge- d.- ami 2. experts auditors the roako Chicago the a and a a taxpayers out approximately a the Accused Sedition. Defend-- ! Despite Costly Before Uie cost 10 six operations following Government aggregate $650,000,000 attain the mm vaars Government control. h.uauo, or,- - rate experts Lloyd. Chicago's millionaire radical, Parted y the task working nineteen other the the key advances used the Communist Labor Party new tariffs. Just long this work wlu tahe not forecast churned with ware found 8ea7on'I that the Com-guilt- y by Jury Judge Hebel's commission may asked thk blanket perceataga verdict, which also fixes the creases the present senteiiccs. varied defend-- 1 cordance decision Satunlsy. ants. Ltovd's helner the Under the law tariffs itnist years prison. received sen-- 1 plns n the present how- - tences from one five years lighter fines being some instances. Several were sen- tenced year Jail. Besides Lloyd, the defendants who were found guilty who must ,. .,,,.. .\ .i. , srregated a year, or an av ' ,\.\ ' wo lines - - . . nnn un were Ludwlg Lore, editor of Class Btrvggle: L. K. England Edgar Owens, Mollne. 111. ; Jack Carney, editor Truth, Duluth ; Max Bedacht. San Francisco reporter; Edwin Firth, printer ; Perry H. Shlpman. Rock Island ; Dr. Oscar J. Brown, De 111.; L. K. Katterfeld, Dayton Kan., railroads removed Charles Krumbe \a\K'\: J\ net mall excludcfl Proctor. Carl F. (Qr A. and Vogcl, Chicago In his closing address Frank Comer-for- d, special prosecutor, the their verdict would answer question the first Una of \The Star Spangled Banner.\ 'The people are waiting your ver- - A I , l,.. ,..,1.1 \ . . . V. . United 8tates had come down. They wait see you, Jury, haul down the Stripes. there aided At- -; assist giae iiuiu State nolle gave 1918. Mrs. for at So he no he to : la West that home they short the rumors of weals to TS of C, C. OF t, fanisn Aug. several nun-j.- - s dred on j railroads of ore working to fare advances cost road users of half Until these advances are of aro keep in net mo uu.vm- - j ment of railroads something like or n much of r, t, ,.-.- uuuu commlUee members out of America, definitely Interstate ,n9rc, to ot The to with in ' case, of imposed each ever, filing single copies wnn commission probably with per- centage The guarantee the under Government I90n.00ti.000 Tkl, of n, be on of to ag- - QIBtC Ul m t.vvv,viv .. - was by the Trans- portation act until 1 give . rt ! Commission a the per j , , ' t y, the to T uses U .i .k. self was In J. have his cap the T .' Jar- - ,ated at a back pay In. MeU I, from the calculation. handberg. are not Stolar John all ...... v..... ..n. m.. .i... of told the for nag will to If the Stars and after that day act the VV a i Haute u;aa vssv vnai of congestion settlement of labor disturbances. basis Government entire guarantee of $75,000,-00- 0 for six from of Government Sep- tember 1. addition the wage advance waUTt. ot Wt.mMOgJ, the railroad labor May 1 This gives It momns to before the of The trial of Lloyd and his associates ' Increase operating costs ;,000,000 for the that will and The and ON I,ih voice with and n.s empanelled. September will mourner and Is five out this cost the tax- - case and ants. KA I L KAIjL I one of lawyers, by V. oAVvcCO HOLD the defendants day A prominent Chicago la 1st. at and Dar- - C. t. row, of to Have Some Rights. Iianaie inv to the has averaged the that cops Into 'nrouui; years' State's torney Maclay Hoyne Social-- ii.ueptiu.i, $$,500 weekly D\7n give These about lined deep lying table entire shop return black. Ash. Niels Chris-- ; when board $600 $150 day, coffin. Jury cnargo three six the commission tlon at w8 by looked from on cap, high hia the Indictments waa an Issued member of the satisfaction. Labor party. cases man \It Is not were SUED 'Such Says Movie Aug. Charlie was y for by Mildred Harris In Los on She alleged It was last March that would soon said would file coun- ter suit aa has action. was asked regarding he bad her, he said \Well such life I\ Mrs. Chaplin recently the would sue, saying her had In two months. Chaplin and his lived In Los but only motion pic- ture colony marital Mrs. film before In productions iST freight DR. BSXSirS elr.n aiariahaaiaa, In- - I. to srs ns\o Oets a NOTON, tariff and the United night and new will rail- - the country bil- lion made ef- fective the the country the the operation and control will nearly as cost two and how It possible filing tariffs the moil .vw Others Kalb. divorce of will accepted notations old tariffs the Increases. rental given railroads control .ii mnn.h guarantee continued September operat- - income dressed Samuel prew;n. laSher deficit Joseoh ater month, Mossis Jurors In cost ......... to lng and this the will lose month the the ending end the rental and will a is the Oiiun stem On In run Wilson ...\ up 1 lmprls-- . service The at a a aV a $50,000 Jubilation big the again, men up Before had On it: State's mar- ried known, I'rwaaa months control the actual dollars and cents now receive that fact that these years the Commission has finally that the the earn money. the slgnlflca.it feature the in the Great Los he suit and he a hi a a all of of uie ail In will to me aa all are to me of IJUBSSIIMIIIV Increase ot living and thas the which of tho coun- try have demanding the by larg that will out in such manner that the to be assumed by in will not be felt possibility with prospective at point where profit can be shown on capital the will the market new waa by E. of City \While am particularly at the of the Interstate rendering Its do not look for flood of the future. railroad, them return, the might have per cent, had It also the road to all out- standing Thee factors would ContMtaed on Higher Passenger Rates Into Effect Aug. 20 Steele! Tus Sum and Nsw IIbuld. WASHINGTON, 2. It was announced P. general counsel for Association of Railroad Executives, the new sched- ule of passenger rates be put in August 20 the in- creased tariff on freight on August 25. arrangement by which Pullman charges increased and the higher rates charged on excess baggage milk will go in force on August 20. JIMMY SO SMALL; HISWAKESOBIG! Reserves and of Newark's Motorists Among Those Present. CHOKED WATEBMELON .,\rD'!snrr $250 Burial To-da- y. The telephone bell rang night in the avenue police station In and an told the lieutenant on desk that waa In in street, in the Italian The immedlatly the reserves into penred at and took the wagon and sent them to Mr. White. xiiu-iicuc- soma tu stop it was was t O policemen crowd of more than about the of the cobbler of Russomanno In street. Every there was at the top of his lungs, traffic had automobile horns were honking, horses were plunging and the beginnings of the riot were there. out, the crowd before them, Patrolman Gallagher his way the press and and Cox not on where he met by Ruasomanna. 0aUanr- - Platform. Jimmy.\ \ he dead, and him the wake. are my come to wake.\ The big policeman looked about room saw fifteen by Ave inches, with blue plush, with twelve Commerce lighted candles It ; he saw to on rates that give ; that draped with of S4 or 6 cent k tn Ufhtl! were turneu lng on w Russomanno him- - of ansportatlon. . funereal Gal- - with rever ycar the opcr- - nger. expected rental a to people Is retroactive to four S. was S. 23, she 1ne over so X ,\ lata a was the a a a I In In a S 5 It a ht Police a 6 sadly. I a a surrounding ence of his bit of a feller, he \So small,\ said he asked the \Sunday said Russomanno. \He to death on a eeed which he his sympathised the He looked again at the tiny \Little bit of a feller, \o small.\ said Russomanno, so Carus.\ 'I. \Little! was type time said. of sing ain't said shadow who now mnnthm 1. court Democratic occuuled JT JnH h.f of nmlnatlnrt eiaht months operation ine was conspiracy aavocate inH maximum penalty lawyers were William JUb Forrest, Chicago's leading criminal who retained William Koads who received de- - be been larg was c.tgtl)) nCht then. coffin said. dler steal from papa and ain't her' \but sing, sweet feller well, k' after tllih may qui Time no \Two they In bury \For a little bit of a feller How old was he?\ \One year,\ said Russomanno, \and tor his age. Come, you my He across the big cop after They The Investigation and awarded Russomanno leaned over and back more than largely by the coverings. by detectives, under direc-- 1 is not confined crld- \Ah' b4auU' of State's the ful ecutiv nown yesterday request of business men. which the defendants were taken were expressions of satisfaction scratched his head, put his New Tear's Eve. the and Indus-- down ears, been trial world. sides thirty-nin- e feeling of The business against prossed because evidence FOR Angeles. whom October cruelty. reported Chaplin divorce, started wife's great affirmed reports been An- geles married, before heard Chaplin uiiiali KCMTSS itlasassla Be prepare nearly dollars paying cow\y prison, months devoted Utta Whan guarantee defence Cunnea, Increase Increase which roads means much after Interstate Com- merce admitted of country entitled That Is Life sued here file that time the far that the husband not were time was net Dr. the the the some HUirflSf will greatly the cost postpone deflation the banking Interests was discussed, but attitude taken ma- jority Increase spread Individual portion the consumer be large enough appi ectably. that earnings Invested rail- roads flood seeurltles bankers. Charles Mitchell, president the National Company, gratified prompt action Commerce Commission any railroad financing nea The favorable granted per whereas Commerce Commission granted de- sired. placed valuation Fifth Pam Go Yosk Aug. by Alfred Thorn, effect are Most Brass Band last Summer Newark excited duty riot progress Boyden district. Seutenant bundled his office whatever found three hundred persons mill- ing entrance shop Emldlo Boy- den person yelling stopped, spread driving pushed through nerar \Jimmy people friends, Jimmy's the He tiny Interstate time would property and been with cover The and race. he?\ \When did cop. ohoke mamma.\ 'Tough,\ cop. ah! funeral?\ ',e!iJ-- t between who Comerford Jimmy,\ aald must have been big shall tiptoed room tiptoed him. reached trial freight lasting months, railroads Interstate Commerce railroad Attorney Hoyne, Chicago frequent conducted banking Jammed apparent expressed Man. Chaplin, Angeles comedian however, assertions previous railroads scouted decision Interstate enough securities. patrol looked, at Ruaaomanno and began at to shout loudly to multitude to go away from that door and mind their buslne. Jimmy, beautiful little Jimmy, was a canary lying there and stiff with hi feat stuck straight up in the air and a lump in his had on the He was a little hit ot feller, but he laid out elegantly. It took the police half hour to dis- perse Russomanno' friends traffic move, but take longer than for Gallagher to feel any emotion he a little bit of feller. CANADIAN TRAIN Threo Meat Hold Up Passengers irons- - British. Colombia Line. Caxoart, Aug. Canadian Paclflo Railway passenger train No. held up at Sentinel, the Nest line, near the ac- cording to report received to- night The train were robbed by three men. be for- eigners, who later made their escape. Army lteege 0B.OOO Men Wabhinoton, Aug. The regular army 93,000 of the maximum strength of 217,000 per- mitted under the which July On July the strength ot th forces waa 187,197 enlisted men 15.384 offi- cers, a against the authorised strength 280,000 enlisted including the .Philippine scouts, sad 17,811 officers. WHITE CLASHES WITH HITCHCOCK ON LEAGUE ISSUE Cox Chairman's Attempt to Submerge Treaty Meets Strong Opposition. SENATOR IS OBDURATE Nebraska!. Insists Pact Is Paramount Speaks on It First on August 9. DEMOCRATIC RUSE SEEN Will Try to Make Harding 'No League' Advocate and Cox 'Some League' Backer. Sirctal Tits Bus and Nsw Yosk IIsbau). Washikoton, Aug. consider- able difference of opinion about th Issue\ In the Presidential campaign exists In the ranks of the Democratic party. While George White, Gov. Cox's handplcked chair- man of the Democratic National Com- mittee, is striving hard to put the League of Nations Issue away back on the shelf out of sight. If possible. Sen- ator (Neb.), who to have an active part In campaign, ap- - to-d- going oemuor Vila vimri'i 'HI II\ llllljill,l 111 li\. 'v bate at Winona Lake (Ind.) on August The of the debate be j .,nnn,i oat- - mo League .auons, ine nt- - publican National Committee will the Nebraska Senator's opponent or. the platform. Mr. Hitchcock gave ample y that Idea is be fostered throughout the campaign that the election of Senator Harding means be no of Nations that the election of Gov. means that there be a league of kind. He admitted frankly that the Presl- - ! strode the shop, dent Gov. are necessarily watermelon rates there boundary, for the same sort of but ! fended the President's attitude through- - ut declaring Mr. mv is f,r be se he de- - trie rorm wnicn naa Deen back from abroad Gov. Cox will be In different posi- tion, the Senator out He can the fight for election with the league a big Issue, and If elected will have power then to put through the Senate. In the selection of his debating op- ponent. Senator Hitchcock there wilt be great If a bitter ender of the Brandegee selected will strengthen the belief that the election of Harding would mean the end of the league idea altogether. So far the concerned a big Issue tho campaign, if not the one big Issue, Senator Hitchcock differed radically from Mr. White. He that In, his speaking throughout the country he found the League of Nations tho one subject In which every was keenly Interested. He said he had tried It, speaking for of other subjects, then switching the league. Audiences, from being more less apathetic, he declared, immediately sat up and paid the closest attention. 'The League of Nations will be the biggest talking Issue, at any rate,\ the that so?\ said Oallacher. Senator bit a to he?i The Senator there was no the of doubt about the leader of - - - . . . ...... ,KI. , . ,..tnl I . ... , . I. . own will and the the the Instead, will stay here until some l\T?.. TVXT\. time qty ,\ stark could that again BOBBED. Crow's approximately short army reorganisation \paramount and out Illinois. TALKS LEAGUE WITH MILLERAND Realizes Wilson Errors. Special The Sck YoK HntLS. Copyright, 8vn NSW TOSK Paris, Aug. Root seeing devotes long article Root's quite the nam common efforts A HAPPY BLENDING The amalgamated SUM HD HERALD preserves the beat traditions of each. In combination these two newspapers make greater newspaper either has been on its own. PRICE TWO CENTS C1TV. West to Aid Harding by Electing G.O.P. Senators NprWul Ths Sun Nsw Tosk Hbbald. CHICAGO, Aug. \Political sentiment the West has changed,\ said Representative William R. of Indiana at Republican National Hesdqusr-ter- s the Auditorium y. \Not only the West sup- port Harding and Coolidge, but we will United States Sen- ators that section this year.\ MAINEISSUETO BE TREATY ONLY First Verdict of Voters in Wilson's 'Solemn 'Referen- dum' Set for Sept. 18. CHANCES FAVOR THE G.O.P. Rnm and Local Issues Are All Ignored Spirited Contest for Governorship. Staff Corrttpoiuttnt Ta Sun Nsw Hauu. Banoor, Me., August Once more rugged the outpost Presi- dential conflict. The member the Union family hold election the November contest. will choose Its State officers four Representatives Congress September 13. Before other States have nominated, Maine will have elected. Already candidates the Klttery Kent. wnlch their The national committees, con- - subject ,. titaat ami there League oroucni When Ellhu ever TORK will only side minds victory defeat here, will send their heaviest artillery Maine for the last three weeks the There are State issues speak agreed by hands that the battle will national lines, with the League Nations the main aasaultand defence. 1 1 the Wilson league against j fpW wvnm chojo6 for league the national Democratic -- What' going aemanaeo by platform against the league the ',l-nidf- e. national ReDublloan The said Ruaaomanno. \M. V\VU\ President's \solemn referendum \Little wasn't Russomanno. Russomanno. Jimmy.\ assembled Because Columbia believes, significance. league declared one Wednesday, elect Maine advance campaign. ap pears welcomed by both sides. The Republicans are satleffea with the Chicago platform says are their from and from the utterances Harding. The Democrats are temporarily publicans will elect State ticket least nluralltv then turn a j . - ux m of a : a m do ...... - \ \ i , . to ne m \ fln to j , . ; c f f A a l..e ua At to an to . \ at In it \ , 2. la Is ' It i Is to : I aa it j so on an so a It on a to 21 of to 2. A Is ricae rt Via tr to It t. 1. T. lllO 'l ' f. oi h tn ,0 It is \r ' . h l iiO in in a as it Is it aa is as a to or so Is Is .... he go to to and by AND minority famed Under had President tendency year Port. to whiskey to all escape tne a IN to and 2. in in in Bv of and 2. Is of of to an In of It In on are on is to on In of or to of no to of is all be on of of be a of on ot be It o' em- - at th I THHBB 300 POUR CENTS KLSBWIiBRA. MURPHY ADOPTS WAITING POLICY AT CONVENTION Democratic Gathering at Saratoga Is 'Unbossed'; Slate, Says. LUNX AWAITS FIGHT Wants Senatorship, Will Oppose Indorsement Liquor Plank. BOOM \VV. Or. M'ADOO Smith, a Potent Factor, Leaders Mott Wields Sii Correspondent at AS Nsw Hbulo. Aug. 2. unofficial Democratic State Convention which be to calm and sur- face but with undertow. casual the convention, or con- ference, as F. the other Democratic it, will be absolutely as as wind, but under- neath the swift in the of Mr. Murphy, from to wH1 determine It aa \\ to mov ments. Mr. Murphy and other Tam- many bosses declared would be slightest Indi- cation of at convention. Conqueror of Francisco said the leaders would nothing to with naming slate, recommending candidate or can- didate that they would not for one to control the would be It was countv would be league with America protected, the l0 th, Va- - what It ld all affair the would up on particular candidate or of candidates. convention, Murphy said, would designate, recommend or pick a slate of sort by the of Gov. roaaiMa Slate regarding specific beliefs, but are Nevertheless a was a , night that unless there was Present Indications are that the Re-- i, minritv nf the on by the although in- variable and will might Lieut. C. States to In November Harding close George R. Fitta of Tompkins, to record lead and, beat appointed State Commissioner, rocor(j Lieutenant-Governo- r or Bute urer; Harriett May Mills of Onon-R- m issao Has Vanished. daga for Secretary of Adjutant W Berry of King. for difference of There being no two parties as to;.tlT' of State administration, re- - \hey'- moval of the ancient Issue, prohibition. \.J j\0? tJf. leave, the State free to concentrate on WJLh the major problems of Presidential year. i?ork for ELS ' WUrt '? !LewlB vanished, not Maine politics. The Eighteenth Mu n'y and untenant, m Amendment and the act ,.-l- n far fMP of havina- - II .j ftarht on hand Countless have been fought wth Mayor G,0rge R. Lunn of prohibition when It be- - trouble Is one thins began May utty-tw- o Russomanno. the party, uuv. and since 1S83 .V\ xve In the Jury for year, or $450,000,000. the man. Mr. assumed party leader-- ! f'J..' they not Thywant con- - t.i ...mi.. total cost to the Government six vearaiaa \.' '\v' ventlon to begin peacefully thln the Clarence As star rates The said decision, The end banished nd four coaches for na, M hearse ago. the beiuuor sa.u. a,lu \o -- question, of .T.J. hL V.t tin. .. prcl\ ' . ... .... Maine inevitably had;.... ui. ....i.,..n ,...,. nut ui ' - - u,i,iu.,. uw...,,, ne aiu . ,, , . . ,, 1.1 i. ' n In by Murphy, tor plot and substance the struggle ; tn,t ne wouid tight any attempt on a funeral that nan and, those would the , p,rt of tne bog.es even to suggest a Special Prosecutor pens look for great change. .L dollars I will spend ,J Senator Hitchcock decided not to law and those who would not siate. He Is going Into primaries in State Admits fee raids for one Communist three cruel was was to the to cent, sue on the Z every-- , their Atlantic for I show to coffin, and the heavily the table followed passenger drew private L ! Raids glared once the dear, bird, throat where choked watermelon seed. a was when sees 2. was British here passengers I bill, became effective and men, J' . evidence will Cox will some league, it pointed make A than Wood in fought will cue Senator normal, u?,. attend the Cox notification ceremonies. when third city in thla prohlhl- - himself, and will make a fight , then ROOT s f. Despatch Ntw Ths HSSALD. 2. 1 contrary NEW a Yosk and two j and a j j Treas State; , h ., ,j .w I k tlon 8tate. had barrooms, to nomination for United States Senate nothing of speakeasies and other on the of aa President or less retreat. There Wilson want It occaalonal sincerity In at- - j Mayor Lunn declares he will ep-tm- to close them, and any to make an of was worked for all worm. Republican delegates In conven- - sigt? tlons were In the habit of adopting an ' Court down uphold plank a straight face lng constitutionality of Fr-n- rh Writer Former repairing to nearest bar. the delegates there ap- - 19l, :The Democrats always opposed tlon. In reality both parties and It was left to a composed of he Its the \strict church of of and order league to on their hope- - Gov. Alfred Smith, little fight splrttu frumentL Meanwhile this city prospered by many vlltor at th Hotel Crillon and j operation of Jutly \Bangor a long talk with Premier Mll-Pl- arrangement Grand rgularly lerand. Root regarded as the lmjct8d 0nc or twice a -- very most distinguished American to visit liquor who held a Federal and ternal revenue certificate. The re- - i taller went court, paid hi fine and there Is an ltf ealstlble to com-- 1 to hi bar. safe mole.ta- - pare men. ; tlon for half year. In one who Is clou to the For- -' th county treasury $37,000 from theM fmei' eign In Echo de a Mr. not For Prohibition With a String. \Mr. Root favor ration of nations. His of rye has been last three virtually Is be bad la var International arbitration, anoiwted Canadian product. It than the of to th tuff of beer abandoned.\ on CENTS WITHIN MILKS No He but and FOR Gov. Confers Staff THS Sdn Yosk Saiutooa, The opens here may likened a sea with a placid a terrific Charles and leaders are with the delegates free and un- trammelled the surface flow current, shape stump Fort object taking their the ht that there 'bosslsm San that have do with any Instant seek roll called, evcrv ,u rlous offices, hut be free for bosses neither thumbs or thumbs down set The Mr. not any ibarrassed silence his tip for soon. a change countle. the roll call favor -- Gov. Harry Walker for United Senator: give recently possibly, the Fair for Miss essential Chartoa opinion between the policies the ?rie \'\J ?! Vrl has from Maine, but from 'Volstead have ... a. ,,. nnlv election s!nce 1851, ... .a that days is V selection half cm want. the ... entl ...,, been bride ill has like bMn oouot and stories ramoaiams have .... senator nieiit.un aTe, occupied the party tho Gallagher. \But like Nugent. enforce Besides has the hundred the Gallagher over end crew believed Hitchcock Bangor, for few days the say League Nations more secluded was only politically rum nose attempt issue it was State Jury year since from which considers waa set when the United State Supreme handed decision with the the Volstead Savs then the act. But among able prohlbl were agreed. Office, pear to be much sympathy plank in State platform a inter- pretation of law and a liberalisation people\ and law the provisions Volstead act carry E. who probably will against the the this the Pe- -, has inobcot County Mr. retailer Wilson, tax to the two another \Pertlnax.\ received writing has Western and with Gavel. the eye now unbosaed, the not the the con- vention. and revelation and their and and waa and the 185 prohtbltlon, tled enforcement and for the for the the the the be able to put into thing he wants to it. said that in the event that such a Is sdopted will specifically that there is to no return of the saloon. Watchword \Speak Lowly.\ It certain, too, Gov. Smith will have a great deal to amy aa to who wilt be on the with him In the primaries and in the gen- -' eral But right the Gov- - ernor Is aaying nothing. He fallen' in with Murphy's plan to a free, open and unbosaed convention, and describing Mr. Koot probably rylt majority of the State nobody has been able to get a word the most eminent living Th WR, or prohibition but against enforce- - of him which may be construed a favor-articl- e, which may possibly have been mant. This worked agreeably to able to any faction or to any candidate. j Inspired by the talk with Premier Mil- - nearly everybody as long as boose could j The watchword of the leader I to lcranu, says; e ahlpped in irom oiner ntatea. nut lowly ant step aouij-- . u..jwbii an Intimate the Volstead act shut off Maine' name supply American associated for all that to the hut la a that trip Murphy The and The said, and Cox circulated Rum ship open that the It Is that Mr. as aentlment out now them may be heard the admoni- tion to be gentle, to nothing that would cause trouble with at any time who might be Induced to vote ha rinaa not deceive aa to Ira nale nttnrln llauid which does not suit tha Democratic ticket this year. Mr. value, for In this Institution sees a the Maine State palate. Such a it Is it i Murphy blandly say he has no method which does not ellml- - i la to be had quite easily. At the border j gramme, that the delegate will nate but which seeks to main- - It brings $32 a case and In Maine cities and that he hae not the llghtet Inside tain right without weakening the .over-- , from $ up. Tou can get a slug of It information as to what will com to pas. Ignty of the associated Governments or for thlrty-flv- e cents and a A. Belts. without wakening national .entlment. a \.hort quart -for ST or $S except on ?m?Cr'v knew more than he the pro- - Sunday, when the extra demand shoots a 11 O. MtA. doofor ... t. nri, .v. the mice above $10. 'United States Senator. Me went among runoity 01 w..n . .rrvr. ine - .ordn ,n n .IW(.,. ,ho leaders Including Mr. Murphy, and. vanlty or mil legislation ,,....1 j.., , nr,testatlona 0 the leal- - ,. .ki f j.ni..n.. . 1..., in Augusta. u Buiuoneu 'P'\ ' \ event and less on the American side of the who ers that there was leading benu superintend distribution from :ae hands done, he sounded tho praise of the for- - of Lincoln connotes Nobody know In fst motor car Secretary of th Treasury Indus- - than he the folly of recalling the throughout the Stat. But the barrooms trloualy. armie before Germany's obligations had of Mamc have absolutely disappeared, \I that If this conference It been deflnd and th necessary guaran- -' lh .r capita conumptl'on notice- - ' is not a convention\ aald Mr. Betta. tee given.\ I.hly decreased; the old fashioned native \does the right thing It will (uggeat th ine wriier men w n. now wiuro wj,0 liked ni nip ox rye nas rieo to the emissary any party, con- - water wagon Canadian eluding \we hop hi will lead ; one-ha- lf one per cent Is to th resumption or V unhappily Continued Second Pag. With To call- ing will any any whatever. k i a liberal platform any put into plank state be fairly .ticket again election. now has have visit, American.\ system speak collabo-- . among do anybody himself he decide others, single bottl- e- Jam. \Nobody unneraai - border no ,mUggltr mer more believe has name of Mr. McAdoo for the Senate.' \Some thought, thatl\ said Norman E. Mack, National Committeeman front Maw York Mr. Betta. who is a delegate, said ha
