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& Confe*efafe- [arch IS--r.rolgn.-«*• nited Stnt-x hid »«' m March i*o*h of \» * means '.:• •«•?«** a were .'\'\\' «°w a/ artment. . .., nt has mad* ft .jf*; lies for a ni'Vf™ with RUWL **•''•;! the siiK^ 1 --'''\ 1 p *r*. . v •**7*#*r* ,^,5V ... , ,^^^^fep : * -.' ^W y * T?«s jlome 0»iy ft># Ontario, $^Sr«iigrYllife Counties Weather Forecast •'•I Vol 26, *ta;2ifef|g ¥S5 iS^f^,>-. • - -- - rr-^-\\T«niia«SBKi..T..-:..•.•'..,' •kii.'.f •- - -«••;• Aiw - -^ •,_-.. ILLES ft SEI jQociimisi Jo n v«s \• Pfi^imiNTROBUeED Provides Germcuiy Must Recognize Rights Which the United States Would Have Gaii FOUND filflUY - &•* —in..,•,..,„_.-„ '• ».- Conspired To Violate Sec- tions of the Federal Act Limiting Campaign Expenditures _ --- - . - •••- i \-\'«»—i\^.- — Grand Rapids, Mich,, Mar. 20—Sen- ator Truman H. Newfcerry, his toother; John S, Newberry, and 15 other defen- tlfttitsi.n. the Mlchtao otecOoS - ^m£' . H P}r a ,ry trial Were, .ftmnnl Klll»»...Uila^a£ WASHINGTON; MarcH 20.—A joint resolution de- claring the resumption of a state of peace between the United States an^G^pan^'w^siiitfoduced in the House today by Repre^nt&tivrtirikham of Massachusetts. While repealing the joint resolution adopted \April 6> 1917, declaring war, it is provided that Gerniany must recognize ngBte which: the IJjiitecPState£ might have gain-^S^S \f n , at * °* ctock tliis •**«•-. r* 1 ,1 T it—m\~rx~— ii'-xr-- ^W-i T 'Tii^- ~ F - s - --,* 4-nnor^- He-deslared he would deelar-e a ed through the Treaty of Versailles had this country rati-] so days- suspension o< sentence pend*. fied the treaty. If Ge^manyjshould fail to do this the Pros- '\\\\ \\\\*' m * \' ident is empowered to retaliate by prohibiting by procla- mation the resumption of trade relations or the extension of loans W credit. ternoon in the United States District Court. The jury found that they had conspired to violate the section of the Federal corrupt practices act limiting expenditures' in a campaign. All de- fendants were found guiltless under the sixth count, charging: use Of the mails for fraud. Judge Sessions announced that he would pronounce sentence upon th« /ASr/r/W/*7«»\1. Learning the fine'art of politics. Women campaigners being taught by George-A. Glynn, chairman of the Ne w York State Republican Committee. r ^ Z Milfefe^^ l^Luaan. Hollared he would dcola*e a L The clrconsenfelt ^**It* Wm^ing and Maintenance Being Fast Whip rmanyshould fail to do this the Pres= *\l ri a * ^ff' -\-- - -....,-. ielease,the 17 men on their, own recog- \1/ \v..shington,-Siai:oh_ 20^-The Treaty' nt V(rsai»PS;ftriied df-rati»catiqn .last- insri.' and theiv-the\(Senate : Vote4 ot Bfn.i it back tor'JPi-fisjfiWt ^ilgon jvith n iH.tincqtioa\$Mt it,had-.finally \'B6~ fuM .1 to adviseand tajit^jSftt; t6 its; ratv ittnn.\ -*»•<«'•> \ of Versailles rests vrj ill President .\ViU son today. The- entire attention df the nation wag focused pn the Whltr^iouse fol- lowing the Senate's refusal to ratify the tre^ty..Xor the second tTme- - Opnjectftre; as'tp the 'President's qourse'raii riis., but. the- wsigfet of .woiiia .©ieepi^holtj^iti^..document ,an& *Ji#mlt It•' ttf the' ''solemn referendum''. , .i , **j .-«• li'^-K-u' \I ophWm -was,-that, titer.eMef-cxe?artfoe \n tlip degiaiveroll';C$tjfche vdte.was -\ •• * - «--v lnmoci-a^ r ;%o^^f\:\011ine^p: 'segr messag^the n$tt ; eiScttjO^ the u-eft|tr^'tli®«^*l!Mi'*»f ^pub-- w lican ' i^ervaiion&^idbJe^teW^^ Pr.sidenti a«d\ : *'inre|\ ^eaiqeyati^ aifti i: lieprtbHwHi (ri'eCQnolfibtes. %\yenty^ »»n- i >emoorata ^. llt the. President^ lead timi \oted Wr* I'atiflcatJoja but the dffi- tion 'fiall^a hr?80*eii''Vot^s ^-tit limuilinff-the *«'OithIrd's. requisite, to: rati'-. ' ' ' \' • ' . Tin result jras regarded everywhere. In die rapliaj' ,fis having: .put over \into th<- i.Pi11ical campaign tor decision the \\•\\* .Ti'd bitter tight beJ^^dirtn^CWeTr Kxi • 111 ive an* the Senate *na3prltjf. A mrn ( to reegnsiger^^heL .vote\tind 'try nnri- more to f<3,iity collafeaed; in;.it» hn-i in ion. leaffe?)? oft'43o!tff;sia0 agrees inn that further.ratification;, eilorts ^uuiii he a waste of tjtne.as iongas the Kin.iti- memBorahifr EeniainVas Jt4s, win ther the iPresidenii wotild return ; tii\ Tmaty to 1 #e- Setiate -reniained' MB* i\ iminea-,-bfflr .HjBr^t^ubitcanst wrMrt notice tliae'rt he did it would \i'<«- fur maiiy*'weeks .to fanje in, a ••\mniittee pigiepnTioIev- Jn ; the wte of 4\ iu L'7 by wWch^h^ foliate Jwashed: lis li.uiijs of the -subject.-and sent tht? ti-fiiu it> the White-iitdtei theliepubW 'lean 1< aders had tHie SWPO^t Of V the will] rLsorvationlsts'-as^-elt 4» ^-tHe^' inn-im. iiatjea df Ihelr -.oaf t?, while: fif I x-tnncrats _yotcd / ftlmost solid to . opp\\-.'n.n. - \•' i i'^^.,'i \\ \\'\*•-\ ' State of ?<«.#'!... * • Tin- iie^t steia nigftafett-By the Seriate wnjnntj l s a de.clfeati»n^flf--^-'Stat&t>e; PCKP to relieve thf «at|tm' 6f the *?ar' watus nhirii jtho ^enide*litS''snrSintaitt: can i... mded ouJ^nbK .;#%.; treaty^ wf*i~-; 1r , n: ^r^fnTlnriiwtr^roKiSH\ Pioi,.,i,K , vi U begin--Hvheti\the 1 Senate' M-'.nMn.-s Monday. •,'.'.\ „i ,.'•'-/.. ' i|] ..nil\ «; ...*,.«i<ifi«iifai.' \ Which he advocated ^hJUs.Jftcksgn Day ... ... -.. ^.. ,.._ ^ ^^ . it ia hishly ^prob^bift tiiae*the'EjjM- dSftt ^ffli-Jssne d. statiemeht tt« the-flst- OoiloTr send a; message, to. the Senate. outlining: Ws attitude upon the_future .of-tbfr^-tKTaty. . -„ i. _' v ..i:,f,„: '.£\..' it the president has not acted % Monday, wheh the Seiiate reconveiiesij; it is expected that efforts witl bo-mjife; in that »ddy ip end the technical stittb of waurhf-hich the United States.sHit tads itself Senator Knox'a resolution deckfring the war with Qermahy at an nitfon until ne w bonds are provided. Those found guilty were: . Senator Truman H. Newberry, John S. Newberry of Detroit, Paul' H. King, manager of tho camjQaigu.JErederiek.. Cody of New York, Allan A. Tcmpleton president-'of the ChSEBber of Commerce, •gotroit; -telbei't.V;..Clfflsoii, Aim Arbor; Hichard W. PietWor, Bay city; Fred Henry of fflint;. jataea F. McGregocy of Botrolt; Harry 0; Turner, Detroit; B. Frank- Emery, Detroit, and Honorabie :Ax Hopldjta. g,<.^Qlair, Micjy. ^ : Editorial Comment on ce PREPARING IlilAlffJMRINEEGI According To Renter Dispatch Received In London w Council cf Ambassadors at Paris Informed Today That Bolshevism \Was Gainr ing Grpimd in Germany _ * i < \ LONDON, March 20.—A Beuter dispatch says tha German general strike has ended. _J PARIS, March 20.-—The Bolshevists In Germany \are\ stewlitjr -galuiaff ground, according to ofiielal reports submitted to\- : tl« eouncil of Ambassa- dors toJayTZ^ \The c6uncir~discusseortEe uermffB\ •bithattoh af lOKgUl, but tUtf wnft»lT end was-pending in the Senate~dast ! night whe'iV adjournment was taken. On Monday efforts ^yill be rnf^fle to J)rihg tt up and secure actl6n upon it #ljl Not Cease Efforts, Democrats ' who\'believe the treatv : \should be rat tied with the majority reservations will sot; stop tjhietr efforts to dispose o£ the pact in that-nialoner. _A.-new groaff^of Dewoeratie leaders, probably under the iedderslrtp of Will- iam .Jennings\ Bryari is expected im- 'medJately lo bend . ttieir • efforts to brings shout a snfiictent pressur© to set-the treaty before the Senate again -New.Tork, March 20--EditorJal com- ment, on the ejection\ of the peace traijir. by the Senate follows- • Evehihg World-The country had no wish to-have- the ItrsSty thiwvn into -th6 caanpalgn. It'hatt-eTgrj- reason td expect that, through Compromise and concession, Senate#ttft President' would •be capable of serifjfe Jts honor a nd its Tnterest by establlslSiiijj\ it. i a the new peace of\ the world \ \\atnout further dejay.- It finds its expectation vain. 3^1bnne^T,heltreatyIs d£feat-4s_a Tl rt,n ih,. jfj'ageay whose poignancy is ihtensiSed ^'ithe sordldness uf the AnaF scene, '^i^^ountry beholds \ the President wre;9|i^(jg a great undertaking ror no hettir reason than because he was not allowed to ignore the constitution. The whole country beholds him assisted by a grown- of senators who became in* fected with his narrowness \and were thus unable to lift themselves -to levels «f statesmanship. Siornlng World--Insofa*r as the ac- tion of the Senate is a victory for any- body it .is a victory for Senator Borah and t|ie irreconcilable HepubljJSan Sen?- >tors -who have followed his leadership. ped Into Shape—Greatest Interest Evinced in Pro- visions Designed To Prbtect Coastwise Trade to American Shipping Washington, March 20—Permanent legislation for the upbuilding and- •mointenauoc of arATHeilcarrmei'chani marine, will be framed by the Senate. The Honse desj^tte^Hs ambition to be the originator Vf reconrt.-Hction legis- lation has lost out tot he Senate on this- JfiQsi importan, vc-as{meli\e wens, leaders adtnHtefd today, ' -;The Senate \Commerce Committee Is fast whipping into shape the mei chant marine Tegls/ation. It may b\? piesent- •qchU>-tjj|'-gteiiate- J>i>- the ' committee Wlthiii tsj'p weel>s. The House Mer- ebafit Marat- Committee is waiting to fet thO Senate bill. The House com- mittee bos presented two or more 4pOP-Su«\-«h.ills 'dealing witb-tlio-g«n- eral ^uestior., hat the Senate commit- tee has held them back while it could frame general legislation. ' Greatest Interest in the Senate bill Is' being, evinced by all the House m'embers from coast and gulf states in provisions designed to protect the coastwise trade to American shipping. CAPPER SCORES was secret and no statement was Is- sued regarding any decision reaphed. Premier Milleraud presided over the session. Herlin, March l'J ill p.\ m.)—I-cnders of the worliers today demanded a con- trolling voice in all legislation, mean- 4ictaU>r-shil* hy the proletariat, as one of the 11 conditions for calling I off the general strike. The strike was still In cfffit tonight. [ It is reported that the SpartaclBts I (Bolshevik sjmpalWzeis) have llvu tnnkH ready for operation aijtUnst the government buildings which are now occupied l).v troops, supporting the Albert constitutional government. The Fpartaeltfts-nrc said to have se- cured thousaiwls of rtflt'8, many ma- clUuo guns—and—tiicat quantities trf and dispos^ oj, it before, the election. Th have lhe balance ef powerlh both' On MondayMonday some tot these Derao^ ; art \ M «„ .- fll . aa fKa n«t* , «i sint nQ W'^fiai'e^ expected, to atteiniit to have - the* Sfenate-vote ©n r^eonsideratiO'n «f- Jf8 \actiottof laat ntght when the treaty stSiay j8^eatc& toy a vote of 4We 4® a»4 returnedi.to the President by a vote ot ^biltlcaTiKiad&js\ Rraay''nn!TS\dE/t!iid turties. So far, as the TJnlfed Slates Senate \Is. concerned the dead of this war ha^'e dfad in vatjtr ~ Tireies—jThe wreck of the treaty is so complete OtarThe cOHntry Diay\^e\ despair of any salvage/ But to say fthat Otis great Uistimment of liberty. anH' peace* caiifioi he ^avea—wo-ttUt- ber fag and condemning'tne course twites i n( jp e< j ^..comfis^i of despair unworthy • by th£\Senate. TWenty-eight Kfipafer- 0 { u ie acceptance it a nation whtchr iieius and %%• pemoorats voted for^i-atl- | o n i y \ a few nwntlis ago. cherished nobl« lftioirr-\\i^^iyVi^l^l*^ l n«? sa * 1 * -^T'a^piratnwi5\\^HR3\SeBa-te- vie-im*mv& all on-^ratiHffsjies feamfe inn •• ..,,'i.s aunosji to;'-.tft\ei-h'our a|ter ; : ih- '..I .„,. „ f fWfe tfep4'ftminf'ts':-,«t |;-\i\ HUM „n NtrMttfeV\I9ft t • Qn -inn the g^'eatelfc Jfi?«'ffiai.'tle^\ ; - ratmeattoC^$\'*«laFli^ •\\n-vatlftfi^ vi'kl'r.'-ft \*tiVtsaJ • • I»•rnoet'ajS jprtS itlgr ,«ilt1i'\iji^; \\' in the rfntlljiati^e', T^ •••-t was'~0-t=^t*4^im'^i,ol.*:li ••'< and _3S'%em.6.cV;at|, f Vo%- \\* r^ijalii^|iie-^en?ftfe • !-:Hlfieatjoa^fl^e; Peiic.;% For Rattfiftgit^/.-.--- - /•- . • \-*3i..'.- Ashxtrst.. eeiteham, l^'i. FIetclpr7'^\9^ei':SiMcror- * JIM 1 „^ t ljuiiii,:,. tmU !-, • R(-).l!> '. Villi. - K Ropi,,,i l'mii.e in. dn, -Jtvuti. !ls,| I- 1, foil J, <>.,„ p. T Ol-:-- . k..i ,-. l»-.l«.,.v Hlln K... \ , c«. • IV: • 1.. tn;,: Hit. > R>ii. Hi-. : C- r TVn n .. J.'-1 •\\•l;. King,, -•\fyer«,7''5|j|i$iiii*. \' •'.•» r»; . PttfmMl .-'Jppiftgfeeney.- s »Itw, (Ga),',s-mith/:',fiSt4f,' WalaU. ' pf^JJylUJ^rfsh,: Democrats voted against ratification. | n ^ 6 ; leaded imuch- in t,hese months of \ Kepnblican • campaigtt activities, cherked up today with flhal. actlOh oft tUe treaty by the -Senate settled.. Senator Harding' left igst- -night for a Campaign trip .and Senntor Johnson is to return tp Michigan. <?ther senators jvith pri?m{l<?a«»rif§1efratfohB ^enr pre- paring to i\x so the .stump, - ' • 'After >?iis v.'U-ks of weary dehat© ,and conrerenees ahfl^ bickering 'the- Kunsitc t,)da>- v«is'the scene-of abso»- httc tnaetiviiy. Most Of the members had token .ndvantage of the .<**'*£; rect'ss to le-'tve-town and-only a, few ^,-^awd'inva^fc office -to take up the tar^Stty at th^ White Hottse IS^ttef 1018O this nmW by pS A- Sanderson, mmm ot tho Senafe. Ite President has not yet ina&ftteft •,«. i?u«tji%'; &^WHtyM«- f-se, l'hipj^'$itto:oti'SpeiV' •• 11<-oiu •• ,. \.'.' ~~'.f^,jfri--*,~ ''\ J a -. i n stj Rati^^on i« : - V \\. -2i—'Oomek .. (/tiltmif.^nn,: » Me.t>i:°'»r\^;:r ::,:,..X^^J— <a«nrp. O^-JSBSBTU- »UBII= »\« < J In as. l^^feo^. likt^S, '• n>a.n, Reudiftobbtnon;. Shen> Simmons, Smith s m^\. 1 ) he .intittrnted that if m Sen*!* dgeg- •ed the treaty b# wonW tove no sgte S^tfr nWfee; •> The treaty wWeh lIBinlis De)»B h^t tliB W*Ue feuWWias «««« of-tbe -tt»al- Strife.. Certainty the• President must have Icaitfted something • eonfrouting as we do at this hour, a great peril, let animosities be laid aside, let both departments of the, treaty making power join in the effort to put the Treffy atid .the League of NalVons coverwuit into efteot. __ v ' - Cotenauhirts Se|ze the Towit.ci Msenkirchen Amsterdam. March W— German Communists Ihave. &?%?&• l^J n ^f^l town of Geisinkirchen, In Westphalia, slid a'dispattli to'.tbe Xi«w» Rotter- • dnmsche \Cotb^nT foday.' \ Six! thousand armed Suartacists'- ar?, reported moving upon pusseldorf.' _ ' . Armed workmen ai'-e still ih <son'tlrs51> siC-lrssen where * 300- were^reportedj een coinnwintstr yesterday, - \- and prevent x any chance of foreign ships from breaking into this com- merce. When the United States had lost 90 per cent, of its foreign commerce carriage the coastwise trade was hold against foreign vesselsr The result was tltat in tho greai emergency of the war with Gmnatiy the government was able to call, to its service the larger merchantmen ' from the coastwise, routes, make them anxlltsrjes to* Afce naval and army transport service, and to get supplies unJ men tft Europe far more quickly than was anticipated. Realizing the \importance of holding the coastwise trade solely for Ameri- can shipping -the Senate (Tommerco Committee is understood to be drafting }aw*inWe~striet ami «xehisive ilian the oriffiinai coastwise law In order to pre- •ygfit tofeignera -.—through -American d«inni'y^corp3ratir.ne. or fltlie>wise from bTjeakiB®-'into this trade. - Say It Allows Profit—Goug- ing Corporations To Hold Public Up Again•'••'\• Washington, JMiirch, 20.—The recent .Supreme i^wupt decision by which-cnr-- poratipns may ;ssUe divldejids \1ft the form \of \new stock free of income tax\ was.Bcored by Senator Arthur Capper, Republican. Kaunas, in a statement issued today. \This decision of the Supreme Court adds insult to Injury,\ 'Senator Capper declared. \It lc\-aliifoH n bald HU4 orazen subterfuge by which thesa profit-gouging corpcratlons that have bled the people unmercif jlly all these months and years may'bold them up Lya tax evasion for not leas-than |500, OO0.0C0 more. To^ the great pu'Ulc which has been looki.ig to those it has placed in authority foi dollveram-e frota this den of thieves and\reliof from the high cost of government, ft can only tome as a great discouragement,\ Senator Capper said the deoisien- 'virtual'y amounts {« doubling or more titan doUbliner' tim capital slock ef V cse corporations thereby •pomyeri- ing the public lo. pay these concerns twice as much -: profits.\ \Half a blllior. dollars has been aud ammunition f'roni the Sponduu aracnal, i but this could not be verified because the telephone line hud been out, KuWBpapeis tonight estimated tha^, at least 2,0«0 persons Ua»l bun killed, stnre the cotmtcv-rewtjlutlon broke last a.iturdny. The Ucihn pn.iH la vlitunlly unani- mous in the i pinion that tb-ri will bu Bolshevism unhss the b'partacist movement in bj.ilun within tho ntxt few days. Tin general strike stems more thorough than at any other time sljnce jt bigan and J.'f accompanied by tiisoidcis. Crowds attacke-d *;Abs and street cars, dragging men and women passengers into th» street. Street o£fr men were seized and beaten because j they did not quit work. There was much shooting In vaiious quarters of t'i.\ city. On account of the menacing disor- ders- 1'resident-Btwrt- maj--)wt «-tu«v until Sunriny night from Stuttg-irt. Scene of the ifciptlc troops, (sup- porters of the fallen von K&pp regime) returned to Berlin. Thursday night. They tried to- selssc a motor ear and fighting followc'd In which hand gren- ades wefo thrown. Attacks by worker's upon well dress- ed persons became so \frequent that many of the middle classes dicarded linen collars and put on their shabbiest clothes before venturing into the street. One gtiest, at the Adlon Hotel tvas beaten because he wsis wearing a fur lined overcoat. The anger of' the'workers was in- creased by the rejection of their strli e conditions by representatives of the Efaert government Ttte leader of tne workmen were told that It WAS im- 40,000 Armed Communists Massed in Ruhr District H^ Supplies or Credit — •-• llnJess Order Is Hestored • ' ' -f. . . „•—£-*—- ' .—-: Mawh 20 -Lord . Kibttar- suh,Thaina3,; ( ,l*j(d.Qsw 1 ao.t,it| JGoudan, *«,««•, •>, \\'?*. '.•••jj ,. t :ep.ib!ieans-~!?--,» Borah, noel?, tho KriHsh charge .anfTatres-at « !». r I«tsan#. ^^if^ia/irJeriiKihnft issued a statement.that no. *, Its, Xmma H^isnupltes or credit, vvlll be extended to \ , - r%, w «0nv unless order Is, .tpstored at . 1 loitce. wild a_now8 agency .dispatch MA,.,,}, 40 -^b? .-Vhftty.1.1 r<im Berlin this af^enwon. '•'<•• naid, •;.)..KnoJc,_T4 WHtilt- 1 SCHENECTADY HAB POPULATT0N i ftr (58,723 IN 1D20-CINStIS •\Va5ltrHgtonc , #-Ia.S;eb 20^-Thu consus- btireku aihiountrea,,lfte following pje- Ifmlnaij- MSOpopulation figure: Scbfcd-, cetady, N.. Y.^ 1920 population\ 8S;?2ST: Increased I5 t pf,or 2J.8 per cent; 18J0 '|iiit'Ulafio'u\TO 1 —^•-•, : -^--. . : \-\ ..; - r; .,-„-, f „ -,-•...«.•• —^ . Morfe than %00O Killed at Kiel .'•'• London* Start* SOr-jMore; than 1.000 psrs&ns have been killed..rthd wounded ihIlglb\tlfig ans ©*--' ,ciia:nge telef aph dfep'atfh fjudni Berlin this afternoon.- , i Coblenz, March -20—An -artn-y of 40,000 armed and well trained Com-* mimists has; been inasseti fn the Ruhr district, fetd^to* move towartfi Berlin at a. favArabft \oppoVtunlty ac.c'M'ding to information rcaefilog. pffleeVs.o? the Ames*canai ; ««y of pteu^afiinvapdayx \ Many of the ^o$}ntrt«l'st4s^ ^.sol- dier's. It wasl said tltat !th'ey .were %eady: to act in the RuSr district ot- to move t tQ*svards l%i'Jln if a Bolsljevlsi coup fs deemed feasltfio, at fit^s Cirae.\ ' The situation is\ descr1JJefl\\as ;'Jhb8*- serl&as.\ -,..,,.»\ „' •-v . .r V - ;.»••. -... •»,.,I. s, .;.r ..ii.'W,, : *'*-** '.'4 '-4 *.*%• f :* '*•>;+» # *.. ,^-T#fc-AV.fiAT«eft.- \ '\• $ • .-. , ' •*' \ t'\\^i'\; : '' * ' ' 4' S; 'Wa^b'ijlgtojr'k&rc'h 20—Forecasl • '#>s»x \Wmiem' ; K«W *•' - •• - <^-<eIoudy,tonfehtKith .. *fe stiovv J« tlie,,. .northeast #VSunday {Mr and war #Vn^M?rtton.?; \, *.,... : .,rrr \ \ ' >f - ' Tempetature*. r -V • Vir1\Q,&X} Ce~* *>\ *-»* -'•'•-T.-i i..i?. . 33 ,+' *tf ^>=*ai..\ v .:..-\.....•-.--*..••-... 3?. • «. ^-.i^ iv'.-i ,fffrrr- •-, • ,1- tiofterf- e^naiiiioi?.*^ ' • *• .^To^'\!^.^^- the eiPitiai !»-'<• en tlfelm by the slackers, of big .busi- est,\ he declared. to tt»\- Belgian governments will recogi istz. ^aly #^e Bbert go^ertmtent. — - ' The -fa-nks are now yefusfng-' cept deposits of foreign money, —' •*• 2S f Q00 Red Troops )utskirt3 of jSer ed to th« ?30,000,<l6<l.Eut> of war expense that the-common people,who did 99 rer cent of the ftgtrtlng T bate had sttfld»ed PQ ag I hl e to r the govornro&rt to diaarat Outcome of Soldier Bonus Legitlation Is Uncertain all troops, and policemen at this time because of the excited condition of the public mind. - The workers held a mass meeting during the afternoon arid decided to Keep up tho general strike until the government granted \^coiicpfjsioijs.\ )t£ \Vomc'isolated instance's striking work- men* were Instructed by loea^leaders to. Washington, jjarch 20-Possibilities Of lax law revision and provisions for go back to work l^ti^lT* ot ^ meM °n the dents It appeared tonight that Gcrmahy^s of the Allies t« this nation hav e caused fate depends on whether the majority such a flnaucla tangle m Congress that) socialfsts and workers follow tho In- uZ , T ° f '\Klslatiojt to provide a ! dependent Socialists and insist upon hpmis for service men is i n a state of' fulfillment of the nulkaL pblittafl 4d * % l \W , \ y t0l5aJ '', .. industrlar proitam of the Indepen- hJ,l £ZtLt?£°T of . ,h «-\? w '« r *•»**.'whU-h. among other things, calls oomrs legislation is unccrtdin,' de- -ciared Representative jWstrtin Demo- Th °,f ^**taa,. \\\The* eo'mmlltee hr , nds of tilP w . oI <.tnriat. K^'Wtht°'Sf W '^'*?S. t ! ,<r ' The conseA atiV.. clement of the solder. Whether its action -wHl bo. popiltolJoa ls termatly hopllig te „ for a cash bonus I cannot say, I do' „,^ t „„ I .i..' i ,„.* J.\...\f_ ... for the soviet .system uf eonn{:iis put tins absolute dictatorship into the Berlin, March 20—25,000 Ked \Hoops have been massed at Koepenlck oh the outskirts (if Kerlin, the Foreign ulTlce announced this trrornftrg, AH- of the available Refehswehr (govei nmqtx£ troops) supported with artiUeo luv« been ordered to take up positions on the high ground between IJarlir lad Koepenlck to defend this city, Rain is failing here and is hdilng keep tlie usual crowd off the st eel^ The yovernmvnt holds out hope 11 vt^ the railway bo running again by to- night and the SpartaelKts are m Wn|c desperate efforts to keep the stilttgra from returning, —i Communists are dlsti-ibiiting tl «•?- ands of hand bills -urging the t ui t nu- ance of tho.general strike. The Bo.'shevista thieaten to -hU \ \tp the fnctorlr's tv-he» the incii rotitiMt A call for the woikers lnvotvil in, the general Htrlke to return u> v. >i\K was Issued this morning, It M tt«l thnt an agreement had\ been- r lifid and been eigne* by a majniity o S>o cialhjts ise-prcsentlng the gov or I tit The iljfl.borites and the li-jdcpemU it So- cialist refused to agree to the US and \voted thut tho stiifte c<; lij lev The official signature' of tho g <• n- mont was uot placed upon liie u »f« ed agreement In view of the aba* u e o f the cabinet, (too official\ declared tl rt the majority socialists maybe *'Kli t ing concessioaiSr\ r&ne •of~-them~itti« f , ••*— pledge tofethe lyiiborites that they in if veto an appointment of miiil«t. t 8EVERAL HUNDRED KILLED AND WOUNDED AT LglPSIG London, March 20*-Several hut died persons were killed an«3 .wound* 1 at 4»elps4g when a squad nt army p'anETT - bombed the city, said an ICxchan&c l*-l- egraph dispatch from Berlin this ft i _ noon. —- - » I,.-. U. S. S. Maryland, the Most Powerful Ship in World, Sponsored by Mrs. El Brooke Lee' not think-Oie money will be raised, If, •we'deiertnimr oh & cash boiins • by the ^oiatloti of a 'bond' Issue;\ \' ibs liexeetrtrre t;Dnumttee of the amicable agreement between Vice ; C'h-meeJWr Eos-me Schlfft.!- aiut th^So- Jt'tuW«t factions to prevent any 1 further i tjbe snfferlng from hunger: Xo food American Logionmeets here on VtaA~\^^™*l < ! p *™ ftrenjrtbraea.by day «o consider the bonus-question and JS'K ° ff\ \ \**?* a *° eH •f A„;,^L Zi. *x.J .::....„. „ -. L.~:.-~ -__i • »nd <the poorer classes are loc ine tho islng proposed bonus. Pacification of State : I - of Vera Cruz Assured Wasliinictott, Ma^b^Oi'-^'lShtire paci- jfteatioii of tl# S,tat«> of V«*a CrttK now govwnment here today, is not a mqiTl- ber of tlie Socialist paj-ty, but!s a con- serv.ntlv.e Democrat. Consequently he has, little ihflunK'e with the Socialist workers/ The streets of central Herlin were M-OB'ded throughput the day and ajr- gry expressions 'were heard against the fr tfaittretjon, miftin&wa the new •. I\. »4«mmVaecoratog to a -HfHatement- J seastJn ,*«aj*»>Introduced with p •^issued today by the aieslean embassy. sofraj|?l;datjip sno-* storm, wbtefi.»j«|.'rbe stetement follows: W>hole ; Jkibr ^AHci^^t^ii^l^M^Mii contlQWl:today, , 4» I's ' pop^u^»--termed'-a \sugaf\ •[ fAdvIftaj have been, received from. S5-sjtsw/-. rJi^ yesterday afternoon; •jcits'*ojf 5JexWo to,the efg't that, thd •\there watgaS- .st^nti- .whtoK warf;.a •i-FAftt 'tS&T faction has rei-clved » .* mMt,ni. AK.^al^f'liaH -and *\$t>t? ^deaiaiy t*}o# because the fcebel * leaflet t eai^te-ctt it-tH»»iea.to-* ; R^b*rtb* cljuf<j';.su«renaered. urtcondi- '^'mixtnaj ''$ hut /as -nJjj Newport News, Va., March 20 Th« United States fcattlesfiip Alar^lllta r America's newest, largest and noit powerful dreadnought, was lain el odt^ shdl r tty after S o'clock this mornm„ at^, the plant -of the Newport Mews shij - building and Drydock Company The sponsor of the giant fight ug- craft\ the mo.t powerful in the wnlrt was Mrs. B. Brooke Lee, wjfe_, of th 3 comptroller general' of Mary bin 1 td daughter-in-law of Former t nited States Senator Blair Lee. As tha great:marin«. fighter started down the ways Mrs. Lee gently broke a i tbi r n bedecked bottle of champagne si inst the prow\of the Maryland. The hum h- ing was attended by Sn'retatv ot the Navy and Mrs. Daniels. Gov i or Ritchie, Senators France and c mth and 'the six con.gression.it reprc ti- tlves from M^rjyland. The Maryland, together with h ^f ter fhips, the Colorado; Wash nfcio •» and West Virginia, was auilior; d bv Congress in 1916. ,'Vh^ -Mary! nd t» M 024 feet over all. has a mofcinutrn I nra of 8S feet 5 3-4 Inches, mean di It <>t 30. ffiet 6 inches, displacement of f «><J tons, a speed of 21 knots, antf tt lli,r^ consisting of tight 10-Inch guns lum- toen five-inch guns, four three titCn, anti-aircraft guns, and ttto subme uoi torpedo tubes and an «ilistfd \\•«, o 11 la- ment of 1.44S men. The Maryland has the largest t is r*,* i *% ^ ^ V ^ r _ ....... ^.ildnV.ll^-to\Jlu3._l.ife5Jjean^^o.vfii^^ Prussia' ln,im to bji i n .'^\.hf«rfa»'»ft* , .'» •. ^ A 'i-.\. V* ul ' J, \^ -^.*. «*»<•}» niekjis* the entire paclfleatjon ia, armed 'Reds, J \\':<•: .•'' - \. \•. , .' r 4?# **.* • * ».*•* <'> # '* * \* •* ' the.tilat«-oi( Vcr* :ffi$ijj. M .''-v .. ing radiu.8 of any wai-ship. Theuintjr' Kbetf government asi well as i^siuust, protection and underwater prot*.i.tleii— r *J3I$& the •fetbjji -voxr Ivap}> regime. So far | ut'e most \complete\ and\ features I htaXj jifa^ the Reichswehr (government military (experience* in the World W*.i In* ^^* POlk't?! have been supporting the KbeK J shown,.to ins of sreat hapurtahc llnv* gOV^-ttmeirt but it is pointed out thatV f \>en inct»rporated^i»,the. vessel s *}»- thesfc Weri arc professional solUlers-i-struefoh. The i hip «U! burp. fu*l pit \who flight,for pay rather thaa pairl- Jtxclus^ejy., The taato propetlin,, no, otlshi.\ Fears w.era expressed that.cbinery is electric. \. Thp two, mi« they^rnay ftbp.to the Spartmists it ,'generators, driving f«nr pr«i t tinsf* suttlclc;»j - inducLWa>4 Is; offered. '•' moi^i-s, -are'of the kvrbmt- t^rj-# tie*— \Vice\ Chancellor Srhlitor has ..hern .signed to d«Volop & tot i t of j>bo«t 2?| t <r 4 ftotlQed t|iat the\ Bfittsh. Swedish hn.i iron sfcnff hiirwnowpr.
