Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1921, Page 13

SICNING OF TREATY BLOW FOR FRANCE our former associate, Prance ium, = Poland, vakia. The French press has not ac: corded much comment to this por. tentous event. There is no dispos| tion to irritate old sores on ‘the very eve of the application of healing balm, which, it is hoped, will emanate Thieves Rob Garage Instead of Blowing Safe As Promised ipecial Dispateh to The Star. ng had been working in his n-p until midnight and had re- tired. About 2 o’clock Mrs. D. I. Grifith, who lives in the ad- folning house, hearing uln in the garage, arose en foreing their way i Sed Mr. Long. Bor zxiaries were reported to the city two She d county authori- NEW “RED” DANGER | FEARES IN LONDON months communist - agitators have sought to turn the industrial unrest to their advantsge. They worked feverishly among the railroad men, the transport workers and the miners during the recent strike crisis, urging them to overthrow the so-called capi- talistic system. Dog With Wanderlust Makes Long Trip From Louisiana to Missouri PHILADELPHIA, September - bodies of Louis Wellenback, eighty- four years old, and his wife, aged eighty, were found today in a little grocery store conducted by them, hacked, slashed and beaten.as if by a manlac. It is believed they were GREEKS NEAR END OF TURK DEFENSE Pratased for Val ‘With scanty food and water lugpliel. and almost without sleep, the Greeks are greatly fatigued after a.three-week march through an almost deserted coun- try and .against difficult obstacles. ‘According to the observations of the warious military attaches,the latest ba tle was characterized by desperate en- Biue Bead, Luck Token of Near East, Carried by Royalty and Lowly CONSTANTINOPLE, August 10~The luck token of the nmear east I the blue bead. Its sup- her wealthier sisters wear them kiaces. The shops full of these ads, one is the most pepular of all. the blue glass ‘ SLAVS ARE ATTACKED. “TIGER” STANDS BY VERSAILLES PACT dress of welco) Sartena upon h reply, safd “I stand by the treaty of Versailles 1t may not be perfect. but it will give genuine satisfaction to France If ity conditions are carried out. If re. visions are necessary they should bt accepted only If compensations arq made. | and 5¢ Sunday The Star delivered by regular carrier to your oty ol et “It may be that T gave way on th o 55 queltlonynr holdlngn ped 3 3 equally by King Constantime, Sone Siteria. pat 3 ; 2u¢ waiting an tnvitation famp - B T I T yielded to the urgings of the majority her. e animal emal Pas| 4 - 3 Separate Peace Between Communist Agitators Lead Terage On he lcnans side. 1t Stubborn Resistance Offered s nion Goa’ (0" the Nim- Clemenceau Says Treaty |or'ine arlics andbecause the woldina P 3 ‘was found it he wore a H- P soldier and peasan: 1| cense Bea it - 1] sacred principle of the doctrine that U. S. and Germany Causes Unemployed to Demand it el mt As Desperate Fighting i 51 Consiantine. corriens | |May Not Be Perfect, But Will pecpie Huvc's et o aimons of H 5 nti S 5 R i will enable us to safeguard the legiti- 1 Great Disappointment. Pay Without Work. l Continues Unabated. Bocket. which he takes out and | |Satisfy France if Carried-Out. mate uspications of Poiand. the Triend quantity of sonp, perfumery and . , away. that seised eve: por- < by foreign corredpondénts. Dy S e et ST, R S R P | | 5 e damtaed o, B dercien Sorreanonaénts X2 | | or e smociute s N S His owner wrotes -l ean’t keep LONDON, September 3.—Latest re. AJACCIO, Corsica, September 2.— 0 ST Gnowme FUTURE PEACE MENACED MOVEMENT IS SPREADING Heamt keel | |ports from she Greco-Turk fighting Georges Ciemenceau. former premier| BILBAO STRIKE . ' o Cetat iy A ahaye I |SroRt B AR Misior, t"’“ by the of France, defended his work in the| BILBAO. Spain. September 3—The byt ded Smyrna correspondent of Reuter’s, in- drafting of the Versailles treaty be- |strike situatio : ; = 3 some of * joinin, 4 f the factories and Defeated Powers, With Versailles Public Scored for Electing Radical | | them. i JoI=i%8 | | gicate that heavy fighting s still in tween the allics and Germany in the | WOrse. most of the factorfes and 5 = He told ently DrO::e!g;“x. clatmito nave eaptured course of an address at Sartena, near|gown. The town of Bilbao is almost - Pact Weakened, Aspire to Labor Men to Positions e e G el Peasants of Turkey | pere, yesterday. M. Clemenceau, who | completely without bread and light, a fortified pasition ea: Ri et B i Territo; Opera garage, f Authori Sne Clty "weemiod to Rave ‘beem | ' Sakaria. ::r..‘ e ha ehem over wae || 7l D e e e e BATE mOAbRnOs Regain Lost e 3 -l pu ) Ty. l.'..g 1s the propr pn'lle(or. and st of Authority. his longest ome. ¥ i g‘Anq’g.\RTEnu oF | $uer like's Borseuios, decorsic a tour of this island, received an ad-|p BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. even tires. Lons, inform BY EDWARD PRICE BELL. — THE GREEK A 'ABIA MINOR, e tatls a e brid = B Oable to The Star and Chicago Dally News. = melghlier. Rasiily droased By Cable to The Btar 333 Ghicase Daily. News. v September 8.—The batties against the their horses and horns of their ‘Copyright. fired two ‘Copyright, COUPLE FATALLY BEATEN. |enemy's iines of defense are coming to hiad et @il NS hgmn: S f':::';?:"‘::::’:; i Sases. Ther deswsed | | LONDON, September &_Communim : 80nd This snnouncement has Dell| | oy imout: bemds om The horscs ng o > three of the t ml-i e t, is showing itself in new and threat- b Greek soldiers, who have been fight- and the wagon. No pemsant United States and Germany, aithough | | and, putting the loot in @ watt" | | oning form in London. or several Bobbed After Attack Which Is |Greck soldiers, who have been Aghi; | | o oman is Rappy uniess the has s long expected, was a hard blow to| | Ink automcbile, drove away. Like That of Manisc. soven nights. them stuck im her hair, while . (] from the hington disarmament conference. French political eir- cles, however, and among French statesmen, disappointment is keen. Hope to Regain Loat Tertitory. ms summarised in the con- lol\ltlon collld they You cmlld rlllf’ the Versailles treaty with tions regarding the league of -unn-, and various European settlements, or you could make a separat: The result so far as America’s imme- diate interests are concerned would have been identical in either case. But as regards Europe’s interests and even your own more distant interests there 18 a vast difference between these two methods of procedure. Wha we want and what you want is & re- turn of peace and prosperity to Eu. zope and all the world in the shortest ssible time. So long, however, as The defeated powers continue to har- bor a secret hope that within a few years circumstances will enable them to overthrow the Versall treaty and retake some, if not all, of the territories they have lost. the return of peace will necessarily be slow. Treaty Encourages Unreat. “For s0 long as the defeated states are animated by a feeling of revenge and various continental states are animated in consequence by a feeling of fear, that spirit of confidence nec- essary to a conclusion of peaceful agreements can scarcely be expected to prevail. We know that the sign. ing the treaty of Berlin by the Amer- ican government is not intended to encourage unrest in Europe and yet such will almost inevitably be the result, for the defeated states will interpret this act as moral repudl tion by America of Europe’s new litical status. The real danger is less now than twenty years hence. We shall see.” Pacific Question Invelved. Other commentators point out that the American government has mitted that it cannot disinterest itseif Trom Europe. politically either. The . auestion of Pthe Pacific will be found have been attained, ‘want to come to the capital of their nation on this auspicious occasion. tien. BERLIN’S “NIGHT LIFE” REVIVED AFTER 7 YEARS Wireless to The Bt Chicago Dail, Ly News.. Copyright, 1021 v BERLIN, Germany, September 3.—|] Berlin, “queen of East Buropean night life,” reawakened from her seven ypars’ deathlike sleep Thurs- day night. Like a mhinight rose she unfolded her splendors after the bells had sounded midnight, and the Friedrichstrasse, her gay white way, was thronged with merry laughing crowds who in a New Year eve spirit toddled from cafe to cafe, as though there had never been any war. Champagie, sparkling in the bright "‘ll'.! once more, was raised every- ‘while ilnds blared flery waltzes and violins whined senti- mental folk songs. But not only in the center part of Berlin but also in the fashionable west end and the humble north and oast sides there was revelry. And when 1 o'clock, the new official clos- ing hour, came the crowds went home in warmed cars and omnibuses feeling happler than they have felt since 1914. The coming to life of Berlin's night life with the government's approvsl marks but another step forward in Germany’s phenomenal recovery from the lost wa THREE HELD FOR MURDER KNOXVILLE, Tenn., September 3.— Bird Dean of near Atlanta, Ga.; Rowe Smith and er Dowell, moun- um ers of near Titus, Campbell coun- ere this afternoon bound to the elreult court without bond on a charge of murdering Glenn B. Mly; , wealthy xnoxvme coal operator, whose head- However, the trade unionists, u{ler bearing pationtly with the tionarfes through. many turbulent weeks, finally dealt them a knockout blow. So hard were they hit, indeed, that for & long time they lay qu cent on the political mat. But now tn y are u: d active again. The nts of the organised workers they hAvl abandoned for the assembling places of the unemployed. They a: are refused, to seize the workhoui and vacant residential and other property. Maintenance Demanded. Processions of the unemployed march daily in the poor boroughs all over London. They are led by fire eating orators carrying flaming incendiary banners. “Their spokes: bully the chairmen of boards of guar- dians, demanding immediate main- tenance on an extravagant scale or admittance to the workhouses. They show a distinct preference not only for wages without work but for wages far above the economic level of today. The unemployed in Woolwich, for example, are pressing upon the iabor board of guardians demands for relief on.a scale which would give a mar- ried man with five children five gulneas. The unemployed of Shore- ditch and other East London boroughs are not less modest. ‘The Times asserts that the whole movement is dominated by “political adventure,” and that the rate payers of London are getting what they d serve for having elected laber men, lnm Wlth eomm\lnlnlc tendencles, to s of authority in the munic- lpll nlu:uon- of 1919. Electors Fiayed. “‘Whether through the electors' i norance of the inevitable results, through their apathy or through thelr desire to give labor its chance, a large number of London boards of guardians are today controlled by beaten to death with candlesticks in revulu- which they had been burning candles in observance of the Jewish Sabbath. A bag.in which they kept' their money was ripped open, earrings had been torn from the dead woman's ears and the shop was left in great disorder. The police have no clue to the iden- tity of the slayer except some finger- prints on a doorknob, gagements with bayonet and bomb. The Greeks are declared to have unflinch- ingly kept their positions to the death and to Have shown marked valor and endurance. ‘Thesame military attachies speak of the heroism of the Turks, especially the officers, who k@?! their men advancing against a terrible fire. —_— The Mongollans eat only one meal a day. TRIEBTE, September 3.—The fascisti are cafrying out a series of reprisals | i}l cents a month costs you about 1Y cents a day and 5 for the acts of a Slav peasant, who is said to have dug up the graves of Itallan soldlers, for the purpose of stealing valuables. Fighting has oc- curred in one of the hotels, where much damage was done and a Slav was wounded. Today the fascisti set fire to_the Slav Club, burning it to the ground. home every evening and cents Sundays. H Telephone Main 5000 and Delivery Will Start at Once Sunday morning for 60 Store Hours—8 AM. to 6 P.M.| THE NATIONAL FURNITURE CO.|807 7th St. and 633-635 H St. N.W. Tuesday TakesthePlaceof Monday Closed All Day Monday---Labor Day Enlargement Sale Specials for Tuesday---Cash or Credit FREE With Every Purchac of $100 or M 26-Piece Set of Wm. A. Rogers SILVERWARE FREE With Every Purchase of $100 or More 42-Piece Set of Decorated DINNERWARE *in the end, they assert, to be inex- found in the burning |labor representatives, ! the tricably bound up with European ountain camp near the ir hands the gradual . questions, for China. and Japan are increasing extrav. Russia’s neighbors and Russia in turn | “Francis Sharp, another Campbell | §ance in the municipal administration, - leads back across Europe to Germany. | county man, was also held fo court | éspecially observable in recent years, The writer knows for & fact that sev- | on e similar charge and [was unable | has been accelerated at_breakneck eral 'leading representatives of the |¢o' maike $5.000 bond required. Seven |Dace and rates have conscquently s United States abroad believe there is | o, oacts *oipc? p20t TRUHIEEE, BEVCR | goared to levels undreamed of before much truth in these various European |por2uCid: SO0 MCHG, 000 NGy ¥ ehe | the war. Not only have many of these opinfons. The question arises Whether | sue v taiven up Moudey Bentembss | custodians of the public money proved . in megotiating a separate treaty in- |3g" 4 : themselves indifferent and extrava- . v stead of ratifying the- Versailles gant administratore—Utoplan_ archi- Easy Credit Terms ' Btairation has mot. acted overs THER they Zfli‘.‘fix&” accordin ”zo"’"m o ministration - WEA I_{E e ng e Br .s d C Very Specially Priced at H 3 .| tanoy—tus: they have.. e cll ery 4 _3.: 1 tEf Colymbia, Maryiand and | abteome. ot a dintto Daticy for, e op 1de Lou J rict o olum| ary AR LC re- ' o, s Virginia—Unsettied, with locat thuns | distributing the rationat v onl th.” Complete With Pad - . dershowers today and probably & S A T S ln mllo fm ° morrow; no change in temperature, E Bentiaio moteats: varianiewinds. | CUBA NEGOTMT]NG SALE Can be conven- 8"‘Ych o e e o | e ‘.”h"’“"? - inbam, ;| OF SUGAR TO GERMANY || io='” oreried o It Ta Yy t, 74; 2 am., 74; i 2 3 . - demands seems in itself suspicious |g e O into a full size Mirror Toilet Tnbl§ Easy Credit Terms With the Wabhington conference so 50: 4 pm.. 82 6 p.m. 7 Some a7 Sand T wk ooty ecer |1 - $0: 4 o, 83 6 o, ; bed, complete “| Wood Bed. Let ug:how ‘you tlns sary that e United es terminate 2 the ambiguity of its relation to the Iative humidfty—8'am., 18; 2 p.m, | 2272 Reports Prospects of :Agree- with pad. V&y w‘l fdo;mer central powers without more 89, ment of “Positive Importance” 3 els: As the irreconcilables still refused | FHours of supshine, to Dispose of Surplus. to ratify even an amended form of the | Per cent of p:)a-]ble sunshine, 69. L Versail settlement, the President, HAVANA, September 3.—Negotia- fearing split in the republican Departures. tions with German interests for a por- party. had perhaps no recourse but| Accumulated excess of temperaturs|tion of the Cuban sugar surplus are to make a .separate treaty. At the |since January 1, 1921, continuing. it was said today by Pres- T B e fhTis ittt o Dellove | Bores of temperainre aince Septem-|samey Zayas at a meeting of the éabi- that any American senator would per- | ber 1, 1931, +33. net council, with ‘prospects that an sistently “stand in the way of hia| Accimulgted deficiency of precipita; |asreement would be reached involv- unt best _interests, provided |tion since January 1, 1921, —4.10. _|ing a sale of “positiva importance.” i — thess Intorests had been duly. ex-| Exocess of Drecipitation since Sep-| Ehe steiil mo Hre meeting also plained to him. tember 1, 1921, +24. statéd ‘that the president had an- H'll‘e‘llnn:r?!llre same dnte last year—|nounced a decrease in O . ghest, expenges from £11,000,000 a month, iplom: will, perhaps, e AR R et e when his administration took charge, months the unfortunate impression | (Furnished by United States coast and | 10 , 21 -Outgo. at- present of about whichthe treaty of Berlin has made | geodetic survey,) $6,000,000. upon some of our, former European | TodayLow tide nnouncement was made at the na- associates, but, if 'so, we shall have | pm.; hi tiondl palace this afternoon that the A {o_ gmploy, Belder 2o mote. gt | D i R This Comfortable and Usefal methods than e ostentatious - ' turnity exhibited by Col. Harvey at| 4:58 p.m.; high tide, 1056 am. and |numerous stranded Jamatcan and Hai. omfortable = n.e last meeting of the supreme coun- | 10:54 p.m. ian laborers, especially those whose Some surprise has been felt in The Sum and Moon. desperate condition has created a L] < » France that the approval of the allies £ menacing situation in Oriente prov- to the terms of the treaty 1in, | Today—Sun rose, 5:39 a.m.; sun sets, |ince. 7 it only for reasons of courtesy, was O R R N e gl - not requested in advance Yy e N H e h Tinit Ssitan Hosaves;the s tesiin B e aos o, |FARM BUREAU PROPOSES Cold s & : informes 1 en Britain will raise m. question | _Automobile lamps to *be ugmaa e t S ntorcdie o Tott i VECURd | nalf hour after Bunset CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT =I'C. Oak Ining iKoom ovuite Living room by day and bedroom a their tacit compliance to the new p-River Waters. state of fact. HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. Septem- * Associated Press. A marvelows sale offer: Large Buf: (night. The suite consists of three ber 3.—The Potomac and Shenandoah UL, Minn., September 3.— * ieces—Large Duofold, Armchair an SUMMER BUSINESS GOOD. |rivers were both clear this evening. .szzpa'm:';gen::fi?. 2 ;;:l:_er:mtto . .»crltl:;;l'de fet with beautiful plate mirror, highly 5 P 5 5 os leather - —_— EcwErstuzes (¥ arions Clttes. o] 10T Minnesota rmers by means of polished golden oak Extension Table . Arm Rocker—imitation cov. - o0, Merchants Beport it Has Exceeded in o gt | Boatste S oBTatve Naance sorpoi; ;nd four durable Diners, all complete I Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation, OF .. ..ccocooseesssassacssssnsnnccnsans o o Expectations. Aspury P, A R odirel (oday faamre aann 5 ’ Easy Credit Terms Business in Washington for the |Ashevilie, N. kK yesterday by the state securities com- Easy Credit Terms past summer has exceeded all expec- A'l:'"fc‘ pnt 8: mission of permission to the Farmers’ tations, according to 'Cl::rlenu J. [ Atintic Oy, = ;Ilnnm:e Corporation to sell stock in Columbus, _secretary o e Mer- | phiimone: nnescta. . . chants and Manufacturers’ Associa 3 Mr. Potter said that the Minnesota Thu Bls‘, Roomy = tion, in a bulletin issued last night 1 Farm Bureau Federation had known Pointing out that Washingtonians 8 for several weeks that operation’ of are now returning from their vaca % the Farmers' Finance Corporation, a tions' and will begin buying for the = subsidiary of the United Btates Grain verstuiie er fall season, and that the conference Growers, Inc., on a national scale wi on_ limitation of armaments is to be 80 virtually impossible, and that ste held here, Mr. Columbus says_that it B0 t organize the co-operative finan behooves the manufacturing, jobbing - corporation were taken. and retail firms to take cognisance of | gy 88 “To provide necessary credits for these coming events.and prepare their 2 o the marketing of farm products in | usinesses accordin; o nnesof r. 0 said, e 3 businesse: dingly. Helena. M 52 Mi ta,” Mr. Potter said, “th . “It is an opportunity that comes to | Indianapolis, 16 state farm bureau federation has or- an Credll Terms any community once in a lifetime,” | Jacksonville, FI H ganized a joint committee of bankers says Secretary Columbus. & and farmers. This committee will T “The period covered by the confer- 76 meet in St. Paul next Friday to con- guce will make Washington the mecca | Eouiille iy [ sider establishment of a co-operative o an l“n oom “l e Very comfort- Y for thousands of our citizens from | Marquette, Mich @ farm credit corporation. every city in_the Union who will . enn.. 2 ble and durable; { “The Merchants and Manufactur- ers’ Association will have commit- tees whose ,function it will be to guard the welfare of the nation's guests, in so far as they touch the business of Washington, and so co- ordinate the doing of business that the highest measure of efficiency will be exercised and the greatest pos: sible good me to owner: tives and en%loyu through ‘the sat- isfaction of service well done. KILLED AFTER RETIRING. Farmer. Awakened by Seven Im. Is Slain Reaching for Knife. WINDER, Ga., September 3.—M. Doster, a farmer residing near here, was iilled last night by one of & party. of seven men who went (o hll house after the Doster family had reti ng to_reports received here Mrs. Doster was said to h-n declared that when her husband opened the door in response to a knock the men entered and told the farmer they had come to {allk to him about his conduct and thac of another man and woman. Doster was J. &8 o R BN RN R RIERERRRERREESNSISRRESRRATRRRLIER PR LRSS A EEEREE BERERE I L Ef T R EE S ARIPSRIIVRRSRIILRELITBA e FINDS LIGHTED BOMB. PORTSMOUTH, V Sn te'mbnr I-— A cleverly contr u spluttering, was d!!co r!d ll under the dwelling of C. A. BII’!IO'J—. a resident of Pnntl- Park, a suburb of this city, by Mrs. Bartlett in time to prevent an explosion, which police l:y :oulll have blown the house to atomi The fuse was attached to an air-|Wi tight powder can, ammed - with- black nnwwder. e ‘Potice, are |nvut,!i‘ m bomb under the Bartlstt - & CHAPLIN IS SUED. Wife’s Attorney Seeks to Collect $10,000 for Services. NEW YORK, September 3.—The complaint in a sult against Charlie Chaplin, served on him while he was posing here for a portrait minus flat shoes, derby and multll:he. Was in court today. The suit is bro by Fred E. Goldsmith, who seeks $1 000 as a fee for inducing the defend- ant to pay Mildred Harris Chaplin 100,000 in, settlement of alimony claims. Goldsmith sald uestion in the ease was whether hlu service: a mnecessity to his client, ‘'who was still married to Chaplin when she re- tained the lawyer. Chaplin claims hex were a luxury, the -nornoy PLAN $10,000,000 PLANT. WINNIPEG, September 3.—A n electric power plant of 10,000-h nm- power capacity, costing ho 200, uno. be erected shortly at Gr on*;the Winnipeg river, .lxty-mm uuh- south of here, it was announc. Q. "W MoCl = were | Full cane tiful tapestry. exactly like illustration. It consists of Set- mnhhm leather with valance. Covered with beau- A very fine suite that we placed in this sale at the r.nurhblylnwpmef <o||PA Hicll RENT IY