Entered It 1!].
Office as Second so” Nomlk’l’at.
[ HOUSE iii-ate).
Move to'Put Tim
President’s
1 to 42
\
ActionDefeate ,, . .
Deliberations of the J
ury Consumed Exactly 11 H ~
rs Reed of Missouri,
essee' and;_Wal‘sh ol
Democrats, .while Sen-
dict returned in. United States Dis~
trict Court here today. The case has
ENfilNEER [SUBS Til
Si ‘ ‘ King, tCharles
l (ids of Tenn and E. V. Chil-
.\lasS&ChllSetl.S, ~ '
:itm‘s Cummins
\Vttsliington and
K5171. Republicans,
Senator Brandeg
"time limit"
Floyd, Frederick Cod
son.
ltttlttttttr _
ltf'xt't‘w ‘(otc the
99 “filled that‘h
qgtmt- iaittli llv the , . 31‘0““ be 1t '
\ - ‘l‘i‘i‘fildenl‘fi action and Segaior “31:33?
2km; . of Nebraska. administration REEflVER 87 M
\‘_ - .uoi. suggested that it was 'iniprob- '
. .nh tlit- able that the treaty Would "get to V , i
,h to tie to president or U I V
“Matt 1);; posit it. mt he would d“
litiii‘f iii?" TI The, Preamble. - I ‘ .
~.. :u \tso ie preamble as it then cam ' I l
_ I" .. s I ‘ . . l . . e up .
.i«l-:-'t-trnn:i {XL-she final fight on ratification to! l jury is ‘ntating the c l‘ W‘l !
. ‘ ‘ . f , - . use 0 l - '
“my will "That the Senate advise and con- lianrH. Painter against the Norwalk 1
. ”our, sentio tho ratification or the treatv Ignition Company, and otherS. in the '
In“ ‘M of put”. . ,hoi'walk (,ity court, Town Assembly
with Germany concluded at
,. ,.
.....rt<...t on the twuity'eightli dav
Versailles Hail, today. Judge Nehemiah Candee
W'ASHINGTO‘I March '3 I
. . .0 ~11: - C . ' . I ‘
se _ ' t ase Ra ' . N
. -~ " 42nr2iingsi§rifi by a vote of 41 19‘ on Trlal at Grind pldg; MIChlgan, for Elsht
31m... 1.. Raise or to me fiance tr: 3:11.09 3:31 32:11:13,. . Weeks—Guilty Verdicts Found Against Many Other
ii 1., n. l:.tttlicatton L',‘§..§§"-“°aii°n- 3113}qu girlie Stamp:L ~ Defendants ---————" ' " H l i J:
‘ . ‘ 1‘ . e - pres ent ‘udepos'i't‘ed it ‘ ‘7’ V. I ‘ - H A I ‘l .
‘ti7l i H? v: within ninet (la n . 7 I. ~ I . V i i i . i . ‘ i,
-7 acted. y YB after the senate GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 20.lbeen on trial for eight weeksistartigl-f
” 3 ‘ The amendment was prewm a b -—-Senator Truman 4H. Newbury was lwlth 123 active defendants and finish.
F5; ; i IUN :cnator Brandegee, Connecticute and gumth criminal consulmcy m "“5 “I: with 85. V A 'x
h i ‘ . .‘as supported b t __ . campa 311 of 1918, accordin . . er lots of guilt l .
‘ltcans and Senatoy hirtyelght lRepub g to 8 Ver tamed again“ Pail a so were re
lotion fAMlll
0fiER8 $500 IN
SEARCH ill 8th-
l
Prostrated with grief because. of the
mysterious disappearance of their son,
Charles Coppola. the youthiul jitney
driver. who vanished. on r‘eoranry'li.
mother and father of the missing lad
ward of 85% or ini‘nvlnutiou that will
either -:1sclose his *whcréabonts; 0!, if
dead. the location of his body.
The sorrow of the bays faintly is ac.-
he is dead or alive. ‘Arthur Pratt. of
Darien. is servings, term in State's
prison for stealing the blood-stained
Coppola car. on the day the on her dis-
appeared. 'Detective Sergeant Thonr
anonymous letter declaring the boy‘s
body was buried on Pratt's lsland.l)a-
ricn. on the beach, beyond the high
- water mark.
initials titiw -
‘ HE liltilill Witt
iNew Britain Murderer Gives
a Signed Confessioa . to
.. ' pt .lillli‘. 19bit, subject (a the folio“ iiis 0?] “I"; bfnt‘h. ln the compqlalnt it it‘ll-st Lieiitenant‘l’loyd WV. Collin,“
mm... in: rcscrvations and untim'siuntlfnr'vs 5.“ eg.‘ , .1“ some “m0 ”1 ~9pt0m- this city, recently appointed recruiting
which are hereby mm“ 't ”r 'n ‘ he... Mi. iatntcr, who is an industrial officer of the National Guard for Nor-
\. a.“ m ~ ‘ ‘ l‘ ‘- *”“ engineer, rendered his services torthc walk and vicinity. has completed plans
. I, m “.0,"th 0—“ Rage FM“) ‘Igniuon Company‘s plant. which lalO- for the acceptance of recruits here.
,..,_ I“, _-_.~.-.____.-._- L: ' llated in the Lockwood Hall. ‘\\ all, Any pol-go" desiring to Join the Na-
”, .N “I - lstrecl. He put in a claim to the coni-tfional Guard may interview laieuten.
_, - I ”1810' for $387.61. payment 01‘ Which‘am (:orrtn during the day. at his of-
" H‘ v . twas refused” Attorney Leo Davis ap- fico_ on “'est \Vagmngmn street. Or
_ ‘4 ' spears for the dcfelldanh'u and Attorney . telephone to him. at 6 Hamilton ave-t
.. . x- tCl’lellt‘l‘ ‘3. Hegmunn represents Mr.‘ _ ' l
.' ‘ " . , - tumor. The Jury ‘3 ““"lllOScd ‘ES ‘4'" lovernor Marcus ll. llolconib has"E
“ll". “t AT YAEEIE CLUB ilongs: H".\Ylll L. Hoyt, liei‘bert p.1til- fit‘nt out the following timely and in-l
u' _ ’ tiard. llobcrt Horton. William H- “3", tercsting communication to t‘Lambct-sx
. 'inglon. Chaunvl'y 1.. 1’13“. Jill!“ “Ojlg'cr (‘ommcrce and Manufacturcrs' As~r
, l 'son, Franklin (lrcaory. James l"._‘\’ill‘t50ciaflon_ in Connccticut: ' A}
.. : it-ttr, Courtlandt \‘an lluren. George I' : State of Connecriiut. .
'. . ; ‘f‘ f Wills, llickso'i Coin and Frank Nash. I: Executive Chamber. ’
.— ‘ _._..._.-_.._. .-— f Hartford. March 1:, i920.
I l The Governing Board of the Nor- - Gentlemen:
‘1. ‘ walk li'acltt_(‘.ltib met last owning all Y EAR ‘ 1- 'I‘h‘e Slil'f‘ 0f Connecticut'has‘aL-l
i t.. i the South hut-walk (filth. Various mat.» -“'“-"s had a “5‘10"“ Guard oi “1”“?
i! i I: ”rs mm], “”1 with the omnmg 0ft 'it could be, and has been, justlypmudJ
the club for the coming
(“Wilson-ii.
It was docidcd to rebuild the run-g
Connecticut's troops wen». assigned to
the first. National Guard division it)
leave the shores of the United S'ates
for the fields ot’
season overt; ; _
- w thin RAILS
.
4., Detective Sergeant ‘ Rich-
ardson ' ;
i
as Hum received, some time ago, an,
ll
_ , 395.138 '
u AT PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Troops in Hamburg
Bloodshed. ~
9
.1
'LONDON. March 0. ~~Ebert gO\
eminent troops have bombed public
tbuildings at Leipsic in an attempt
last. leaving no trace, “19 saddened‘to dislodge German workers’ forces, army authorities left this city at. 2:
land several hundred persons 9an:
Viiave unmounted that they offer a re-[been killed as a result. says a Ber- bring 001 200 American
:lin dispatch to the
:graph Complay.
says 100 were killed
in the_ street
Exchange Tele-
The message
and 290 wounded
fighting in lit-rim on
'u“.i.‘tlcd by the uncertainty whether Thursday.
Hamburg. March Ill—Government
troops in tl.-.- station here wort: dis.
armed this morning without nicod
nlbd and sailors hoisted thc- white
flag over the cruisers Schwarzburg.
,Regensburg and Wittlcsbach. 'l‘hc
.capiain or the \Vittlcshach commit»
gctd suicide by .siiorinz.
LONDON. March 20.—-Two thous-
iand persons haw been killed to date
in the fighting incident to the German
Insultitzunary “.l')lCll]"ll'. uni (it: art;
Ianccs of the past week. it is est:-
'maied in llcrlir. according to .iw Ex
change Telegraph correspondent in
that city.
A
AlllES PREPARING ~
t
t
t
l
Loxpox, March
20 >Thorc on“
many indications. according to a dis!
.u'ch from Cologne. (Quay, that thr-
.uii..s are preparint: to advance their
rt nctntration of troops at Sh'itssbourg
322d 31th further into Germany it” the
t. nun; does not quiet down soon. the
Eulmngo Telegraph correspondent at
.\m uvrdmn reports.
PARIS, March 20.——The situation in
the mining districts of the Rhineland
is vii scribed in advices reaching here
tiday as still extraordinarily serious.
Several places are in complete an-
trnl ol‘ Spartacans and Communists,
after .«were lighting. _
In Essen alone the number of dead
3is estimated at 300. (This is the fig-
;ure also given in dispatches from oth-
.er sources). In (‘asel 17 dead and 6-3
[wounded are reported, and. in Nurem-
bnrg, 23 doadwnd 60 wounded.
Reports from Stuttgart statc' that
} lustav Novice. the Minister or , De
Mensa-has withdrawn his resignation;
,in consequence. of a declaration of.
‘confidrnte in him by the Majority St»
‘citlists. (This report conforms with
:i(ivi(‘r< rt-Cr-Ivod by the Hui-as Agency
in i'arlsl.
,, - it'::‘.’, making it of permanent null-o Fr-‘U‘Ce- Tm“ “'dr' ‘1? NEW 'llitl'l‘AiN. :Iarch 20-—l)ctoc-,
“rummn. Bids hm.“ be”. ,...U,.;‘.,_.d‘ tgreat honor. but the greatest Minot-“W. Sergeant Androw J. Richardson'
rm”; (l(.]1[1-a(\t()1~5 “uni” p ’{'u;'.“‘,¢\t The- 7:01 trolley car, from horo to to (‘onnt-ctlcut was, that. those 5””""ntrivcd hack in this (‘in last “mm.
' "1 ill" :zt‘tl (‘harlcs \Volis. :Ul'l the award Bridgeport. I?“ in“ tracks. this mm",“"""”" by ”1"” “WHO" 5" F'“‘““"' with the. signed confession of Georgy
intimop I will 1... mam» in :1 'rt-u days, :3; thawing. at the top of “ CRUX“! “V‘fml”, , ' _ glivans. who attempted suicide in 1‘1:
‘ 9"""=" the work can he mmpuuul by M2) chili. and did not stoppntil it (‘Oliltll‘d’ CilnllllllCd on Page Seven iPark Avenue Hotel. in New Yuck.
‘- l. ('llttp't: 15!. ' ‘Wllll it (N‘C. “N the ‘l'lgh' ‘7‘“‘9 01 “mi “—"_*"~”"_ ;\\'ednesday nlorning. in blfl post-.1
" "-‘““"" - ' \-‘it_:~.,.r \\'. Ferris. was o1.~ct.-.l" a ; road. 'l’hé‘ (NWT? ”‘ ”w “”9“" 0f ision. Evans, whats new in the Bi its
.. .. ;,;, .,,. :.;lx.n.. ”1- (ho Governing Board . tot thr- (:m», which is .on the Imdgf'llgg; gyup Hospital, recovering from m..
\l l f»; .. LAWN; ”H. mm V\'illi:int Lo;- \Vt!rd.3\"Vifillm- ““5 sum“??? lo. fin.“ ttliv _ tacit-inflicted wound in his neck, “1;:
wt H; ,1. v: I" (.y 3;. (.lglyn' who died a row woufiwtcnt. but no. O’Ht‘ ff: «Infilémtlrolh-“I t in all probability recover. ,
. ”3"” ' ""1 ‘21 oco it was voted to solid :1 letter of: “New“; “:1“ 1§;2i‘?li‘i;timle to keep; EHUR SEPARAIIBN ‘ in his cmifession Evans said that
. 'Z“ .l L" “'5 "‘ _ ' ~ u ndult lii't‘ to Airs. \Viird. till“ bliCb ‘Ol‘l l uc)—t‘(;~da\'”e “mm caused > ‘ he knew he was in for a bad “mess."
. mt. n. ~_. hum -t ‘~,,....!._mlm.,, William J. {\lt‘liugh. ertlie: :ncii‘flivilpocoluld r0} 'be duwrmmcd', , .hut expresSod no fear of the con.
r. .r":!’i-’.:itli‘(l at llie‘ met-ting. ail-i '_‘ h " . . i. ‘ . . ‘ i .K'QUGDCP.
tilllliiwl' t 1.. 1,21 ”w following appointments: isllllpi'i‘y lullb—tflng b‘dm‘fj; i CASES IN A WEEK, According to Evans. ”w killing
. gLOE'u: ,TH.V_ , __ It .iSt Committee 'Victor \K‘. Perri}; —;' l . ”"33 due ‘0 an_ argument that occur-
? \, 54;; s r 53 L. L, H""’“ Zlottrr'us Nash and John F. McMahon. l I _____ ’lcd in the‘ dining-room of the house.
" ‘ F ‘h- vuwignations of S. Ailing Iialscyx ~ i . . ‘ . :31 10330 oclock Tuesday morning!
' " ’ 'F lit" and Wilfrid llodvvc'li Were acct-med ' l ..\o_t\valk lawyers report “’3'. nevertWhi‘n his Wife. made obscene state-
—'l'.lili;-- ___._l i ;\vilhm their experience has there been ments regarding their three vcars old
" ”Wig” i FELL MARCH 18111201'e applications for divorce than at ,.- n. Teddy. Hp grabbed her bv the
, m1 ‘.. . tic picscnt t me. 2; - . -- ‘
m .~I.‘t‘ll (Liftildilg '7 500,00" WHMEN ‘ ‘ \l’ithin tho last seven_ months, in htoat, ('hflkmgllto (learnt: ”9
1 upon it stands , K _ Pali‘ht‘m mum)‘ 1’“0110- 203 I'eil‘lon‘fl‘s (Continued on Page Eight).
“1 in “vii—’1”. I'Oil- ‘ COXS'I‘AN'I‘INOPl-l‘3. March 13pvercgratited absolute separations. Ir.
' ' (Associated I’ri'ssl.-A-1le-:'.m'('llcs from ‘4 IllaJUHU 0’1th $3303 .ihc “1'0 1'3“
..-.m.] Page.) ‘ “ ,, . . . . I Khmer, bern tho 21:;,.l(:‘:l‘.i for (llVOl‘CCL ,
~ l . DNovorossisl. lodu) sin . l.t.. . .. \ (”up i n." i that 0! Attornt‘v
- fl l ~..—« . ~ 7 indoar fell on March 1". ‘HN‘W‘M'V J ‘J 'n p ~-” f. S . '
i;l1. 3‘“.- 1 .. , - ., _. “M.” h (.‘ir- i John J. (unno, hill). next “00k.,\\ill -
l,- .. *1; . \Vnm'ti who will \‘Ull' ill. the next (iii? 15.31"““ " X’Q,““ ’:'.',,, _ tltt- appear in irn» :iupvrior court. lli‘itl'1v-
.:_,A ., 1: . Pt-esitiwntiul (limit-m regardless of ,caucasta from '.'“,H,'."TH.M:A.r..(:|“,~..1-.r-l"“"- 51-. our different applicant.“ 1“;- IN [if
, the ratification (ll iln- suifrug'n itlllf‘llzl .‘i’nifli'k him-’4 H ‘-‘ “"“l "“l , "':"‘ 'I.‘t‘.l\0i‘(‘r-. :‘ii women. 3‘! j
.1: 'r‘ g mettt. number lino” tum. according it: Evita: liI-ti trnops NHL. [Mica-3‘! m U ~ Chain ”I, ltzzizd. (.t- this (.“y. 3110“”! ‘
, .
' figures compilrd by tho .\:l‘.:mal .atn ”Vim" ‘ "“""‘ ' b . X "n“ ‘ mimuflk‘mhh‘ ““0“." and mumPCI-m'”
J
{till RflflM
" criean W'otnan Suffrage Association ’I‘Hdiil “H‘U‘l “‘“L the ““15 H“ H” 1in her action against Robert Bond.
and ,mndc- mimic _\'f'5‘lel'tl:l". 'i‘h‘willl H {‘7“'."“lp“'."f ”ml. “"2“ .9." .‘ I'l‘lic custody of a six-.Vcar-fv‘lil rut.
number is of vnl‘m: new hi the m flSth. '1 H ’1"‘“‘V9d hm.“ “L” ”imp tEleanore llaird, . asked. into t-n ~-
;}5" “""I]'kn°“"l teen states buvimr t'ull fillll'ifl’l“. tln- it'll? h." “3“ llolsitr-Vnu has been '"f‘lhas been assigned for special hearing
' .ltt Sti‘t‘t'l. Dc-
:1 lixim: at the
Lint/on street.
:t twp: suit of
‘Iitt’v llt' “115th-
wi..f‘ ono with it
lli~' door anti
mm it?ll' tht- only
Ill ('it‘i‘llt‘>
(‘iPd- , “Minesday. before Judge Curtis.
General SCH-DES. W11" “Us” "1 901““. The following actions “All be heard
mood of the antl-Bolshcvik forces in :0" Friday. before Judge Healer:
Odessa when that city was taken bY: Lilliv it, Evans against Samuel i'!\'-
the Bolsheviki. is being il‘lf‘ii by an::. Grounds, inrempeiunce and lll‘
court-martial at NovorOSSiszt (or h11i,toh~rable cruelty. Custody of surch-
failure
to hold Odessa. ~ytav~-old girl, Lillian. asked.
Frances M. Ryle against Michael J.
MEXICAN REBELS
READY TO SURRENDER!
suffrage states
having primary
thirteen
and the
suffrage.
if the ratification is complete then
9.500.000 moi" Hornet! will be eligible
to tho vote. 'l'.--.v Vital number of elec
toral votes. in which women have it
voice is 330, or nearly two-thirds of
fight: whole.
piriutts rcirziitl.
Ml lli‘i.“ littiifil'tl ENFORCING LAWS
W in: MI invvfi-‘AGAINST AUTOMOBILES
previous loser
and is con-
plncc for his
l’rrsitlr-nt tut
‘fc
two states
Ill.
Ryle. :Grounds, intexnperance and in-
tolerabie cruelty. No children
Elsie \Anderson against Thomas An-
‘ dcrson. Grounds. desertion. Custody
March 20.—-—.\Ianuel
leaders of the
surrendered g
'lfii’fififiénit ,
MEXICO CITY.
Palatox. One of the
Zapatista movement.
HARTFORD. March 20.———The effect
of the zone system in slowing down yesterday. and is arranging with the
irnilty traffic and the increased ilun‘ War Department for the capttulatlon
' 2w from the movement of automobile.q of remaining bands~ot outlaws form-
in consequence of the timegtaken for erly under comman of immune
passengers to leave troll“? cars arv- Zapata, who was killed in a fight With
the subject of a circular letter whiff? cm’ornment, trooips MApril 11d 1919.
No or Vehicle Commissioner Stoec e The“, bands are n . aroma an near -- ,
sentt , today to. police authorities by states. Questioned by interviewers; MADRID. March 20.——-A serious er,
throughout the Him". He fldVlsefi strict as to the reason for his surrender. counter between police and friend)
i
. l
‘ t
1..
.l :;;'I‘-\.(lE
ttz' 3.1;‘iiilIT CARS
‘ l
t
. The man-
i
l
lprice fixed for 600.000 barrels
. iflSSES HEAVY.
' RATESIiElNfi me
Tho Board of lflcctiical Commis—
sioners of the South Norwalk plant
are now at work preparing a schedule
of increased prices. The forthcoming.r
raise is imperative becauSc oi‘ the im
niense ncrease fn the price of fuel
oil furnished by the Standard on
Company. , _
The raise in price of fuel oil has
, been meteoric. A dispatch in the New
York Sun, dated“ March 17. reports
the! tho. government
bids for flit'l oil for the Navy Depart.
ment. Five million barrels were need-
000.
”.20. or 10 cents a gallon.
Rbarrel, or 1 1-2 cents a gallon. '
RUSSIAN-RUMANIAN
advertised \ for]
ed. Bids were received for__ but 660,-t
BERLIN, March lS.-—-9ir~rmy int-i~
dents are expected Winn ttw National
Assunbiy takes up the question of
amnesty for the lcaders o‘.‘ the reac—
ttionary revolt against the Ebert Gm'~
.ernmcnt.
tor against the Baltic troops and pro-
posals to. grant pardons to the revolu-
tionists are certain to be opposed.
Government officials who have talk-I
ed with newspapermen assert no am~
nesty agreement Was reached between
PROMISSORY NOTES
PROVED WORTHLESS
TOLEDO. 0.. March git-Police con-
tinuing the search for Frfik n. Law-
rence. head of the Central Motor Sales
Price quoted on 60,000 barrels Company.‘wno is alleged.to have ab 3.
t was $3.65. or 8 1-2 cents a gallon. The, sounded. leaving a long trail of vic-
WRS. thus in a $75,000 swindle, claimed to-
The mini; day to have discovered that in a bank battlefields where American soldier!
:mum price before the war was 84 centsj where hawrcnce said he had an ac-
t count ot $75,009, only 61 cents remain. humanity came.
ed on the books in his tavor.
t
-‘<mmfilllfif‘
their dominance being secured onlyt
Public sentiment here is bib.
in n road has
Hubbard. presi‘
Association
'- m shortage of
PMs"
twl to work
Mswn unload-
lmx and coal
<t 'l- to inade-
iw mad.“ said
it: i «it'l'ix (if ihe
‘w New Haven
from the (act
w: l"t-lll"lliil')' we
'! . curs.‘
..; manager. has
It all.» he will ar-
‘ v.\' t‘rcightmand
mlay to assist
.rz; tars released. ,
'1 l.~’)-”"V~nine cat-sot
lift
it ,. "’ ”“l‘mdins with
.vm; .
12;» l‘t'handfge’ MVm
enforcement of the law to prevent an.:
tomobiles and other motor vehicles
from passing standing trolley cars.
88 s Kapp Men PIoftTed-r
y With the Russian Reds
LONDON.
before the revolt In Berlin. says a
wireless dispatch from Moscow a
secret conference was held in Berlin
between the supporters of Dr: Wolf-
gang Kapp and representatives of tho
Russian "black hundreds." the latter
‘.
L
Prince Volconski. o
A dispatch from Paris say
dent Ebert has asked .t
s Presi-
{Norwa
March 20.«~Two weks‘ ..
including Alexander J. Ouchkotl' and:
- amendment.
humus-09,399!“ mm
Palaiox stated he'could not continui-
to oppose. the present government in
alliance with Francisco Villa. Felix
Diaz. Manuel Pelaez and other rebel
leaders. 1
lkers Pleased
At Suffrage
WASHINGTON, March 20.—-Deep
interest is expressed in political ctr
else here in the torthqomlngextra
sessions of the legislatures in Dela-
.waretand Washington, called for the
Purpose of cuslderlng -the suffrage
hasroached the:
. "a. VMWF
outlook?
Such information "as
lFUR
troops and a strong body of rebels in
the vicinity of Lucius. Morocco. is re.
ported by the Spanish high commie
sion there. The native troops lost
itour killed and. a number wounded.
while the rebel losses are said to have
been heavy. >
TRAPPERS
ARE MAKING
‘NEW roman-ma harrowing
Jror tun lananada has becomomore
mannered“: than gold
cause of the high moss
tars. aoeordlnggojnlurufim
Oil by
or .ngc.‘>w
331
.m;:
M
MONEY:
Mammal-m W. an
PEACE TREATY DELAY one 01 his victims Lawrence who ’came
- htere from Chicago several months
MOSCOW. March 20.-—Peace nego ago and established an ofllce for the
Nations between Russian Soviet gar! sale and, purchase of used motor cars.
.ernmeat and Romania have been de. transacted business with promissory
layer} through {hell-emu]. ot‘nio form-1 notes which have been rmmd worth-
er to agree to the carrying on of ,nego- Leak,tho_ag,thormes ' say.
flattens at. flosoow. "
Foreign“
a,“
SUPERDREADNQUGHT
MARYLANDLAUNCHED
M. Tchttcherla. Bolshevik
Minister. sent proposals to Romania
asking that the non-enhan- of‘the
two countries meet at Kharkov. \
,WASHINGTON. m ”emu;
Several Hundred Persons Reported Killed
in Leipsic and 100 Dead in the Street F iglit-
ing in Berlin on Thursday--The Government
Are Disarmed Without
(‘OBLENZZ March 20.7 A special
train made l": L; 'ntnl Human au-
tl‘tritics at :t\ o‘rcctien ct American
15
Lupsic, tv)
and allied
business men who are stranded there
and reported in \langer.
The train'will reach Leipsic this
afternoon and in -:u> in return here.
tomorrow night.
LONDON, March lid—Communists
twho have occupied five stations in the
‘eastern section of lleriin refuse to
‘permit the resumption of railroad
{traffic until their demands have been
,mct. says a dispatch to the Exchange
1
o‘clock this morning for
1Telegraph Company filed at lit-rim
1this morning.
AMSTERDAM, Match 20.»- The
:battle for. the control of Essen. home
:of the immense Krupp Arms and ln~
dustriai works lasted twentyfour
hours before the communism finally
'won possession of the citv. according
to a dispatru from Flush-ruin {0 the
v
I
l
itheiii and Dr. “’olfgang Kapp before
itho latter left Berlin. but their asner-
l.tions ate contradicted by followers or
.‘thc uprising Chancellor.
Rool'm‘zauon of the Ebert Cabinet
“‘1“ Mills halt a dozen new anon into
the ministry, it is said. but the Nations.
al Libeiuls and Conservatives will not,
be i‘fpiescnted. These turn organiza-
tions have decided to await the result
of the elections in June before con—
aiming to take part in the Govern-
ment.
BERLIN, March 19 (ASSOCIATED
PRESS—2:40 p. m., filly \Vireless).--~
Since noon firing has occurred in var-
ious parts of the city. It is reported
that the l‘Ofill'lty police are shooting
down all officers of the Baltic, troops
remaining in Berlin.
l‘uter den Linden lu‘istled today
with barbed wire and the Hotel Adlon
was thoroughly sorcened with it and
guarded by troops. ”rue wildest ru-
mors are afloat. becoming: grotesquely
marnified if! circulation.
The innrr ciLv streets are seething '
with excited people. Disorders are oc-
curring in the suburban districts.
There is .1 conspicuous absence of
ftroops in the warkingmcn's dwelling
' districts where agitators are feverishly
busv.
LONDON, March Lida—It was an.
nounced in the Baden Diet yesterday
that the Elbert Government had offer-
ed large rewards for the arrest of Dr.
liapp and Gcneral Lttcttwitz. the lead-
ers of the recent revolt in Berlin, ac-
corilinn m .i dispatch from (‘olosme to-
Cav, tra' smittod by the mohamze Tel-
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(‘Oi’l‘T‘vHAGl-TN. March 20.—-Leip‘sic
1': bums: r'llt‘Ci'FSl’ully cleared by troops
of the t‘tza‘ular army. according to a.
;Drt>sdcn dispatch quoting the NA'CH-
t'RlCHTEN of Hamburg.
"l‘lu~ Leipsic Volkshaus is burning
and the workmen’s losses have been
exceedingly heat‘y.
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