The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1920, Page 2

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Eleventh St., Tacoma D FURN Meare fte~tera FOUR NAVY MEN |REVOLT TO FAIL, BLOODY FIGHTS — STOP ITCHING E FOLLOW REVOLT: Rebels Meet Varied Success) seams guickiy by" appiving Zema | Furnished b: st for 35¢. E: in West Germany _| large bottle’$1.00. ‘Tealing begins the HERE’S MORE ABOUT HUN REVOLT STARTS ON PAGE ONE Gen. Von Moeh) high commis- wary for Upper Bavaria. ; One Berlin dispatch said the two | wight parties had announce they will “support the government, altho the f do not approve the revolu- coup. This report said Von liberated all political Dris- | except communists and Prince The revolutionary gov- “ernment, the dispatch said, tas ts KILLED IN SUB Destroyers Rush Aid to the Beached Undersea Craft BAN DIEGO, Cal., March 15.—Bear- ing supplies of foodstuffs and fuel, the United States destroyer Woolsey is expected to reach Point Redondo early today to lend assistance to the beached United States submarine H-1, which Hes stranded with fatal I$ EBERT VIEW Deposed German President Is at Dresden LONDON, March 15.—The govern- ment of President Bbert has refused to negotiate with the Berlin revolu tlonists, Ebert declared in an inter: view at Dresden, according to a dis patch here today. Ebert was quoted in tho interview an expressing full confidence in the outcome of the “The new Berlin government already has offered to negotiate with us, but | we have refused absolutely,” Ebert said, according to the dispateh. take the ground that the new govarn- ment in Berlin does not represent It is merely a few partisans who have seized power tem- FRANKFORT, March 15.—Tho counter revolution is meeting | with varying success in western | Germany, according to unofficial | reports recelved here today. | thy, alwaysuse Zemo, the | The old government has been defeated in several cities, follow- ing bloody fichting, it was sald. Forces loyal to the Ebert adminis | tration were said to have been com-| pelled to retire frém Scherwin. At) government also | was sald to have been victorious. The |counter revolutionary flag ts flying jover the barracks in Mulheim and a volunteer corps is supporting the Von | Kapp regime. A workmen's council, Four men of the submarine, tnclud- ing Lieut. Com. James R. Webb, are dead as @ result of the submarine ac cident, according to radio reports re- ceived at the naval base today. Sat water in the batteries of the beat resulted in « cloud of it is believed, and the oMfleer and men were asphyxiated, | Various destroyers have been rushed to the beached submarine’s | gued another proclamation reiterat- | ‘ing its declaration that the de facto government is not reactionary and 7 jntends to work for continuation of General Strike PARIS, March 15—A Munich dis- Patch says that workers there have @ general strike. It the dispatch says, that a of soviets bas been pro. at Hof and Schweinfert. The Rranken, 226 miles any party group. agperantiy | owing allegiance to neither the Ebert | nor Van Kapp governments, assumed —— | A Berlin dispatch says sentatives of the entente missions conferred with von Kapp in Berlin Saturday nifbt and Lelpsig, it was sald, adding that 9 demonstrations have been held in the industrial centers of Rubr, Dssen and LJ 4 drop roses on spot in San Francisco bay where Lincoln Beachy met death five years ago. Redondo Point, where the sea trag- the extreme north end of #unta Margarita island on the, wouth side of the entrance to Mag: | Hot ia an im-|dalena bay, in Lower California. a@beut|is about $00 miles south of san Di- edy occurred, i Brunewick t MOVES signal lor Bi, W. wate box, 360 | | for March located on main floor. DANCE fF . kom Roses at Twiligh «Yerkes eeay | Steep 'Movin'—ox Trot | Coayinn Sunshine— Ww Mystery—Mediey Vox i864? | Oh!—Mogiey Fox Trot. | Bell Hop Biues rer ine Ta Luna Tears (Posicdni Gizyy with (WVerdi)—In Jtatian,.., the | | | Yankee Commander WASHINGTON, March 15.-—Pree [ident Wilson and the state depart |ment today adopted a policy of watchful waiting,” pending tndica tions of the course which will be tak en by the allies in the German up heaval. j Interest here centered on the meet ing whieb wit] be held today between Marshal Focb, Field Marshal Sir/ Henry Wilson, chief of the British etaff, and Maj, Gen. Henry T. Allen, commander-in-chief of Wie American army of ccoupation In Germany, at Mayence, French headquarters on} the Khine. It is understood the meeting wae called by Foch, to de-| termine on allied military action, in| view of the revolution. While Secretary Baker has recetv- | ed no word from Gen. Allen bearing on the revolution, it was said that the American commander has full| authority to participate in the con ference, Allen, however, has no authority to bind the United States forces, it was pointed out, except in| so far an he ia permitted by the con fitions still existing between the United States and Germany Baker expected to be advised im- | mediately by Allen of the progress jand results of the supreme military | | conference. Allen immediately will use his }command of approximately 15,000 | | troops at Coblens to enforce order in the German territory oceupled by the | United States forces. it being under- stood that his orders direct him to preserve peace In the occupied area, | Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You | Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching moment Zemo is applied. In a short wi removed. ing the skin and making it penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not anditdoesnotetain, others fail it is the one Reson treatment for skin troubles of all kinds, ‘The 12, W. Rose Co, Cieveland, O, pli mi Coughs | Promptly treat g. cold Seonase, | Cookie mi alrmilas inflamed ad Teel | toga of the tvoat with @ tested remedy | HARGE EBERT WITH TREASON RECORDS Arrest of “Erzberger and Bauer Ordered a can hear any of these records in our alking Mi i P| change Telegraph ditpatch by way of g Machine Department, conveniently | henge avleoragh Gveteh by wey of revolutionary cabinet will meet Tues. mail orders promptly filled; order by number. The cabinet, according to the dis Mathias Mrzberger, former minister of finance under President Ebert. | A news agency dispatch from Ber | A STEP H lin says President Wbert and Chan: | ’ a arrested on| _ INIT] Nehind Your Sithen Vell—Mediey rimba Orchestra [ 104nch Medley Wa 850 wzzarimba Ore marimba Orchestra charges of high treavon. A news agency dispatch from Ber- | 4 the conservative ints and liberals have agr port Dictator Von Kapp, provided ex | pert ministers are appointed and elec tion writs iasued within 30 days. ‘The war office today m He Surprived—Medley « 1W8TG | Appis Biowsoms —“Modiey” One sedcese + Joneph ©. ph C. Smith's Ore’ ymmander in chief of the Brit ish army on the Rhine. | A Berlin dispatch says that a gen Jeral strike has been called in the | great Krupp steel works at Karen. Von Luettwitz, | defense in the revolutionary govern | ment in Berlin, declared in an inter view that the general strike in Ger- many will be suppressed, the revolu- | tioniats using machine guns if neces sary, @ Berlin dispatch said today, ‘HUN RADICALS | START SOVIETS | Take Advantage of Revolu- tion Confusion COPENHAGEN, March 15,--Ger man radicals have seized the oppor tunity to proclaim soviet republics |in Hof and Schweinfurt during the | confusion resulting from the counter | revolution, according to reports re- |celved here today. These advices | said the novjet forces were preparing , to march on Hamburg. have been killed and $0 wounded fn fighting in Es- | wen, and 60 killed tn Kiel, meager | dispatches reported . Poisoned Baby Is Fighting for Life Baby Margaret Norton, 2% years | old, was winning her fight for life | Monday at the City hospital. She \drank poisoned medicine accidentally |left by Mrs. Mary Norton on the ta Lenora st. 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