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S disappointment,' The Wicker incident sham has prought out ,, m or e clearly 1, "' WASHINGTON. ec, , - oaw ' , , it an it with implica- - What 'Wickersham proposed was something vvhich Preildent would Hoover instantly approve it the states were to come forward with a proposal, to do their share of law enforcertient Any sugges-tion which would place on the 'states the burden of police work rneets with favor here. but it would only be acceptable if all the 'states adopted the responsibility, It is assured that Irv. suggesting modification of the Vo 'stead act to permit the states to do the greater share of detection ;and Mr,. , etettel- eersham had in mind that thiredoral courts would be relieved of much of the existing congestion. if, lemever. the states did not fulfill their promises and the state laws were ineffective, the belief prevails here that the remedy would lie in a simple reenactment by congress of the original Vol-- i stead law or its equivalent. By no stretch of the Imagination do disinterested persons here believe that Mr. Wickersham meant to hint at a change in the law which would develop the possibility of permitting light wines and beerthe synonym for "loodfication" in the minds of most of , the wets The interpretation put on Mr. VVickersham's act in responsiele quarters is that he wished to focus the attention of the governors on the obligations of the states to aid enforcement and If he could in some way persuade states which have no enforcement act to assume their share of the . burden, it would be r which the drys thus farsomething have not been able to accomplish. and the president would stand by such a the in war on threatened the frontiers of Manchuria was renews in received ported dispatches here today. According to those. a strong 'aodv of Russian troops deflated Chinese contingent in a heavy battle east, of Harbin. The defeated Chinese soldiers were reported falling back upon Harbin in - pamc stricken flight. The numbers of troops on either Fide engaged in the reported slash were not ,given, first dispalcites did not give the exact locAtion the battle, but it was presumed to be in the neighborhood of granitchnay. on the eastern border o Manchuria. about 100 miles northwest of Vladivostok. Fevtet tronps were reported to have captured this town - yesterwhich is day. Progranitchnay, right on the borderis also known by the Chinese name, Suitenho. - Husso-ehilieta- - China. July 20. council of the nationalist government tonight decided to sever all relations with 1Russia. withdrawing Chinese diplomatic officials. : NANKING, (APIThe state . WASHINGTON. July the Soviet republic recognition will be started in Congress as the result of the action of Russia in indicating her intention to abide by the Kellogg-Brianpeace pact and the slate department's appeal to both Russia and China to maintain peace in the far eart it was predicted today. Friends of Russian recognition acclaim the latest developments in the controversy as a while forerunner of recognition bitter opponents of the Bolshevist government admitted that the recognition move has received a powerful impetus. Senator Borah till of Idaho.' chairman of the Senate foreign re- liations committee. and leader of the fight for resumption of diplo-- I matte relations with Russia. en- -, thusiasticaliv praised Russia's re-rorted stand and indicated a belief' that the Bolshevist gnvernment will gain anew standing throughout the 1 wr14 One of the Senate's leading op- , -, 4 ,positions.--(Copyrig- - et tiro?) Member Leaps to Feet In Defense of,U. S. Vet I Society When it Is Assailed in Chamber. '' '4- ' .- ' . - 7.2;1'. t PoinReport Better, Getting But Refuse to Allow Him to Resume Work. care , ' Reds Riot As Doctors ' - - Scouts-Sa- -- il - For England PARIS. July Poinca re government won a victory in the debt ratification detonight bate when tte chamber of deputies adopted. by Sot votes to 275 a motion which 'limited reservations to ratification bill of the MellonBerenger accord t oa mere suggestion from the chamber to the government. NEW YORK, - cf 237 boy sootals for England today on the Cutrarder. S4taaria ' was marked by incipient rioting at the pier by 75 young Cemmunhits Traffic police were kept busy for half an hour. The boys. saill,nr for tho scout jamboree in Birkenhead.' England. and attentio,1 by their parents at the pier . aroused the ire et members of the Communist organitotion, the young pioneers. Thrse paraded to the pier bearing banners 'Down with boores" "Boy scouts. 'P.M are cannon fodder." And r.rtilar legends. Yells of derision by the young Reda roused the police to action. Violence was imminent as police seizo,1 placards. threw them into the water and grappled with the Communists leadera. - PARIS.July 20(INS)--Th- e American legion was dragged into the debate on war debt- ratification In the chamber of deputies today. The violent battle between the reservationist and factions is expected to come to an end some time tonight with a vote upon the ratification iINi1.0--:,:.:,;vie.9.)-- 111-:,opo.p4L)e- k Breaks Others Escape WhenIZa-ging-CreeBounds, Traps Them in Underpass Where They Seek Shelter. SALIDA. Colo., July- 20....(AF) Trapped by flood Waters that swept through a railroad under. rasa In which they had takes refuge. Mr. and Mrs. Char Ica gate, and their baby. Ruby Edna.. of Fawhuska. were Oklahoma. here early today. Four other aersons, who were members of a touring party with the Fugate!, escaped. The tourists. motoring through Colarado,. had taken refuge in the under. Judge Sinnot Dies In East Court of Claims Member Succumbs to Illness. storma fall to the banks and a portion of 'the bank gave way. sending S. foal- - foot wall of water into the underpass. todW:g:INGTON, of 20.(AP)1 Lawrence Fugate. a brother' of Charles was attempting to crank NI r. ginnot fortnerly represented; their antomobile, when the food water in struck the! the party. He was ti,egon NANKING, July IPS10240, . Chiang Kal Shek, left. liouse..and was earned downstream by the cur- I president of the Chinese NationallA government, who in Ma capacity man' rent.'but to reach aged t) '. appointed commander-m-chiethe, ,r.c...,:',: f of China's military forces, tonight appealed as States a bank. and .was uninjured. United 1,- 0 the country's,militaey leaders and to the public to stand united i car The which the In six of court peophs the discussions Durng Deputy 1 as'ainst the menace of Soviet Russia: At right, L. ... Karakhan, were sitting was hurled 1,',.: Plachee declared that the interne- against by Calvin coo-- 1 another vce commimar for fortlgn affairs and former Rumian ambassador car. which had taken in bona! in combatants lie 1S2g, congress idge to Kat Shek 'W, 40110witig the ar.lzure of the to China. whose ultimatum in atcoutt the The underpass. Warsaw resoluin was ba years oil. ).926 adopted :. t . itossian-owne- d Chineze Eastern railway in Manlauris. precipitated was hurled againstthe bark tions that ear ile tits were ae matter At his home it leer Se. a. cut which to of underthe far eastern outbreak. the Id was sati open to that, pass, 314 its occupants esuipad. dott,pjuutseticife iaoundndthuenVsot.re .r.7 ginnot Judge LawVarued by a shout from ' The American legion. however, , f, ''''t, had not been in rence Fugate. , Mr. and Mrs., Vrard health ,W.' good :' nereise.edr Mtahracet D8 edpuuPttye rel tcI Idearison of Caldwell. Ketwie, rRerriaultdie",c'; ; 0 cent). He was ta escape from tha FutParise leaping to his feet and 1 stricken suddenlYi, managed , gala t4 r with, their baby. A,a, I4..,,,. pounding his desk If'jr eldinPnah.57. : while The bodies of the three were hot ,;11, ,'I. '"Their constitution 41' his .hotne acd !recovere& apparently havmg been 4 rnixintem politics. But every mem- t5 died 'a few nsin-- 1 tarried far, downstream the by her o )the American legion, s a utes I current. July 29(AP) 114,404.,friend of France. Thii Judge Sinnot Is parties were organized the beet ambassadors of the watch this 1: AAN.4,1.: well known!n French cause. They are the only at Seaside ortoday toPortland Hearings on Various Pro. Survivors of Bull Run Americans the three girls shoreline throughout who really understand Battle Hold 43rd believed to have been caught ;n ZI.4,7.SairNOrr west jog. his posars Will Begin refuse to sit In the chamber the tide and swept to sea, yester- career as &Jurist. His legel practice! Next Fall. Banquet. and hear this fine body of men day. Misses Helen Tenure, Sta- began when be was a young matut The and he subsequently rose to a place slandered! of dignity in the northwest. He held rythaFarha and Helen Spear dressed Adherents of the Seaside suits irs left President....Hoover watt ,secluded their bathing number of public offices, in add:- faction were tonfidekt WASH tiGTON, July 2 Head. anon :'rr, PAUL. Xinn., July Ilk mier.Poincare to his service tn the House. at his Rapidan river fishing pre., will be victorious In to walk around Tilltnook to -- with Ihrel returned not When they had serve today with anonportunity to the Mellon-43ees r trirdght-relattr'bdinfg-- At give thought to tho filling of e v 'tying railronas into great systems gnarled by age, gathered at the enger war debt agreement would decided had that they attempted eral important diplomatic posts be ratified but Minnesota ,club today for what by the chamber, and a fourththe Loree Platexaction a the the trip at time when now vacant. , reservations would not be ot GOES PLANE may be the last annual meeting of that and made tide it the petted 'to be 'filed perilputt Announcement of appolntments written into the text of the ratihad drowned. in tbat service are expected in the the interstate commerce commis-Ion- . the famous Last Mart's club of "11" fication measure. near future, and it was regarded It is anticipated there will be a general railroad plan has company, first Minnesota V011111- as significant that the president's reservations but that they will be Havana Star IS Hunt evolved been by Commissioner and independ, party th,s o'eek included Secretary Claude R. Porter, it was learned SECOND INTO Encroaching feebleness of the adoptedtmlseparately WEEK, Stinson and ender Secretary CotFor City Alligators not made a part of the aged men had made uncertain any ently today. ton of the state department. ratifying the war .debt accord. Porter has been working many future meetings. The veteransi billThe in the party. besides Mrs. con-Others i reservationists wanted HAVANA, Cuba. July 20.tINSY months on his plan, but its details n d Allan HnoYer and Herbert Havana police prepared today to 86,1 ditions written into the war debt John F. Golff. St. Paul, have been carefully guarded. He Hoover. Jr.. were former Governor specifying that France' launch an alligator hunt within the Peter O. Hall, Atwater fil and agreement us endeavoring to have the coin' New Hamp of Airman to would Huntley' Spaulding Ready shire cav's limits. A call went out for Tacoma MiSSIOn make it public before it Charles Lockwood, Chamberlain, only so pay- as the enited States and Mrs. Spaulding, Mr. and Germany paid rep- volunteer sharpshooters to help exlong begins bearings on the big con. To Start Hop to Mrs.. Edgar Rickard of New York terminate the 'gators in the Zan la As a centerpiece at the lunch- arations to France. validation 'eases now pending, but Doctors Preinier Real river. which traverses and their daughter. 'Ethel. Mrs. the attending eon table, was a bottle of wine so far has met with no success. Tokio. his declared condition Poincaire Stimson. Mrs. Cotton. Lawrence is CeTrO residential district and 'feeds The. commission is not expected from which the last sUrvi,Vor 'of! a but the president's secretary. he RicheY, needs that satisfactory, of several Havana the ponds parks. to begin consolidation hearings the club will drink a toastg to hisi rest. and Lieutenant Commander Joel T. They were unable to sayt For some time past the parks Thi bottle until the fall. The first is that departed comraci,e. 1 Pre-his would Boone. when the permit physician. through which the stream runs TACOMA, Wm, July ll0.-- -of the Van Sweringens with the has graced every banquet table ofl mier tothey Considerable prostess has been appear in the chamber. He have been forsaken by children due club for the past 43 years, that his iow Chesapeake & Ohio, as the main the exhaus- to, the rumored presence of been ha.s from in made for the comfort suffering providing to then laid the away await the. alligat again stem of tLe system. The next is winged monoplane has of the guests at the presidenre pre., time when the last man of the tion. to make a non-uthat of the Baltimore & Ohio. while Last ability his M. serve--Poineare's enemies, political personal playgroun& Mang club shall give, his final the third is that planned by the flight across the Pacific from who have been making the debt, financed at his 'own expenseand Tacoma to Tokio,. Lieutenant Wabash. .Loreee plan now being a vehicle. .tor issue ratification not plan to return the doe's In. the towith party Meeting conjunction rested here Harold formulated is said to be in sharp Bromley to Washington until early Monday. Last Malfs club were eight Other their enmity, circulated gossip: day while final arrangements conflict with these Other plans. survivors of the 1023 men wha that the Premier was not really were being made for the start marched to war with the first!, sick but "was afraid to face the of his great adtenture. Minnesota. But theirs was a music on the floor of the NATIoxAL LEAGUE from the three where table apart ST. LOI:IS; July aged men recounted their experiR. IL E. Dale (Red) Jackson arAl Forest ences of 'the war between the 11 2 5 Pittsburgh states and more particularly the OlBrine, piloting the eudurance At New York battle of Bull Run the, armiverWa lkir plans "St. Louis FbIn. ente-c- d .Grimel and Hargrateo; NEW YORK. July 20(AP) sary of which has been marked I .:,.,:,..,...:., their second week of COntinUollit and O'Farrell. Declaring gangdom to be in Lie for years by their retart!On. NEW TOR, July flying today. They completed the control of New ork's night clubs, , TOKIO, Jule Second game, End of Fourth: first week it 7.:.11 a. m. today. The story of a 10 foot boa C.0 police commissioner Whalen has, 3 Japanese naval training squadron, Pittsburgh Three hours later they were still arictor which in the dead of utght warned all "decent people" to on !Beer Ring of the warships A,csma At New York consisting in the air. hours after aloft 11 Culprits g.ided throu,h a hospital crippicie them If they wish to avoid "polit,e , an4 .1wate, with Mr cali,te Heine.' Hill and Hargreaves.: As the fliers passed their Insth ward and effected, what the dIct' attention." to Prison ahoardo.kla .making a naval, , Sentenced , cruise that HenrYi Ma- s and Hogan, ()Ferrell. hour aloft. the plane as again re- Ors described as -- miraculous cures' The commissio'ner issued hilt Red Statea, Cinadtincitide fueled An0 roared on 'toward a by inapiring the inmates to flee SAN FRANCISCO. M. Zu ly 20 --- an, Mexican and Cuban ports. E. new 'work' endurance. .record, warning in Sting line1111 the indict. for safety, was brought to NeW ment of John Diamond. notorious (AF)Seven of eleven men accusThe training ships, which - are Chinas 4 13 3 more than three days off. The York today by 4C S. Lonhberg .. . and - racketeer. 10 2 motor was and ed of conspiracy to violate the pro- under cOmmandof vice admIral At Brooklyn gunman smoothly vice of the Grace Line functioning Charles Entratta., Kichisabliro Nothura, are now at Bush and Taylor; Clark 'and Pl- and the titers indiated they were who president for hibition law through the arrived on the Santa Rita ' Saturdays double alayins; at of a betir ring in Matneda county Honolulu. Other scheduled stoPP- cinch. in excellent condifibri; from the Weft Voast of the Hots)' Totsy club of whicn 'were convicted by &Jun in federal ing places 'are: A sister endurance Plans, the court R "Missouri Diamond was part owner. Seattle. Tacoma, Washn.; Van- Second game. End of Sixth Four others tie 7(ith Robin." passed, It happened In the, Civil Ifospi 4 hour of This indictment." said the elm- - 'wen' acquitted. couver. San Francisco, Colon. Pan- Chicago , flight this morning and al- - tal at Guyaquil. Ecuador. Louts 0 so was Three of the John ama; Canal Zone; Havana, Cuba; At Brooklyn missioner, "brings to the fore the are .3The refilled. pilots berg said, while the ship was .1)s Blake and Schulte; 'Morrison And fact that gangdom is in contra! of Filipelit alleged "boss" of the ring, Baltimore, Md.; New York. M.in'W. Gen:xi the and Hammer One supposed harbor there. seph , the night clubs. It Would be well Clyde Miller Oakland PolIceman ranillo., Mexico, and Hilo, Hawaii. Rentine. Shelton. Jumped ix teet from his-for decent people to keep away and T. G. Sedgwick former Oak- paralytic r.was Robin" 'St. The Louis to a window and eight feet ted IL 111. E. from such planets. for they're going land cafe proprietor. were Immed-- Stsi more down inttt a. patio. Lonnbtra eine Matti . 4 12 0 maining close to Lambert to set lots of police attention from iately sentenced to two years each Attorneys For Slayer 17 0 Louis field and was flying Lhigh.ouis said hespitai officials told him. In prison. Phlkidelp:.1a now on: Waive Insanity Case At Logue. The pilots of the The snake was finally killed. and Gooch,John H. Clithlon. Jr. brewery --Robin" had announced they plar . after it h.id rttacked a nurse4 , Sukciorthi., htenge End Lerian. COLUM,131-S,proprietor. was sentenced to iwrve Ohio. July so. to remain aloft three weeks. a year and day in the county jall for Dr. James H. SeeOnd game. motor trouble Is not experienced. R.".H. , and to pay a S3O00 f1n Snook,, confessed slayer of his co- Cintinnati Aspirant For Mayor of 11 2 2 ' Tony Taberossi, brewmaster In ati paramour Theora K. Ru. 25, At I N. Y. Freed From Court 13 0 Philadelphia.. the Oakland Brewery, owned by G. announced today that they have and Rukeforth; , B. Hatt. was given sts menthe In waived an for by Riley insanity hearing and :SENN 1 Loriao, the county jail. their Client.' 10 ; rOlnintiltiSt wIth aspiratiohs ta It H.y E. Come mayor of New Tom una tree Si. Louis under suspended sentence tokisY 11 la at Boston . 0 DENVER, July for hts part in a demonstration beAPI EL,PASO, Texas, July Ha inns. Wreck et the Colorado express. and Frank. fore the Chinese consulate. Ivan L. Scotten. 25. a patrol crack passenger train of tho Rock house: Wilson; Brandt and SpahrArral.gned,in night court on ts in the border patrol. was eharge of d:sorderly Island railroad at Stratton. Colo.. condUCT. ' --Thursday. took a toll of ten lives, shot arid killed early today when Wifijarn Weinstone. 4'2, woo a19 le AMERICIN LEAGUE. It became known todaY. when the was oriel .vorkers tha of net of six patrOlmen secretary part v ,.4 (Communist) party. dentad he had body of Miss Julia Car lie, New IL E. bushed by ,a large group beE. N. Ju Governors II BRETTON WOODS, John of IL Hamm! York City. was found and, extricat- I !pip New york, . . .. 4 Al 2, to be Mexican rum riinners, on refused to move, when orl.ted by ed from debris the pol;te. Weinstone has the mavr 1 10 governors! Iowa; H. 8 Coo Meld of Missouri: at 'Cleveland 1 San Elizario island at a point call20.(AP)A party of and Theodore Dern, Mimi Corns. with her mother and from George If, Utah; d Lea Pontas on the fti,Grande. orslity endorsement of his pit,-tPennock and BelICOttgb; Shaute New! the west, south, or latillOn Bibb on Of the dozen persons attested ininnesota; father. Mr. and Mrs. George r. and Sewell. Scotten, and rtis men were Graves of Alabama; John E. England came here today to see l'"ri who the island watching for f; milers among the several hundredCorti,. who Were on their for "Old ancient locomo- - Weeks of Vermont; and W. 0.1 Second game. End of first: saw took a Peppersesa" lone lioreman a vacation In Colorado way when thev IL part In the Commint,t Springs. West of rail. back of d the tive. were and turn Virginia. diseharaet Conley pages New York, were II killed when pullman cat ... 0 crossing the river. They opened onstration, two once tenant Governor C. Z. 8torms of at Cleveland senby climbing No. S fare anti sinitiltancoUsiy a groan another stivenZ:e suspende4 . catipaultel lengthwoie in. again. history did In Asp, the Oklahoma. as tt first Millus on the other 5 de of the river onen- tence. six the option of a $O fine Shered and to Send creek that had and "Drake; been con. cog 11166 and of in Mt,., "Old At bunt workhouse to the summit in or the the two Americans. reppersass," ed fir. on the railway Sewell. days verted into a raging torrent by same time a group et Mexicans two receited workhouse- sentenizos Washington. New England's high- - sell'. be presented to New Hamp- -' a cloudburst. aft-! shire through Governor Toby mountain. End of fifth: 2, B. surrnunded on the island by the of fiys days each,. Scotten 4 Americans began tirng Philadelphia Eight governors. s lieutenant er it makes the 6.000 foot climb. families The and woOd it in staffs fe1 ls. under the first fire with one their burns Detroit lit governor, engine 6 STEEL MAN ,tcs) KING ntrnovrsa which were included in the party. Getive- and vertically hung boiler and spout' thrtugh 1114hie head and inCodirane; Sorrell BC.. Ju li 21. VANCOUVER TouLONDON. July --He the smoke from It a 2 O. aboard mushroom stack. destroyers' vat A ArriVed It P hip. through Phillipa. was stated unofficially at ( Picgott, 69, of st,.- - (AP)WIlliarn 't,PV end Humphries at PortsmOuth has been on exhibition for many stantly killed. The Americansassail-antof Atig, board of rbairman Stattle ham palace today that Kira hest night on the wee from the years in different parts of the esested.,,,las-4.14ein- g off their EndAL,Wth; Coast Steel company. New country but reeded only s, few at MlleVIM wood Meta and that !governors George had shooting a horse front be- the PacificDeurs tits progress was satiefactore. hon'iltal here last and died in St. neath one of the attackers lint!ilendon. Conn Govotonoo Charles repairs to make it fit for the steep at Chit-autHe suffered a paraly I ic doe' ors paid their usual anaraing !W Tobry. orNew Hampehlre, act-- 1 climb up Mount Washingon. It , A. Gaston and M. Gaston; Walsh anparentiv wounding the rider, night. here July 4. visit. t'd as host. Ths others were. who escaped to the Mexican side stroke and Berg. made its last run in 1393. Franed-Americi- L C. C. Man I Evtheahree Merger- Plan Still Meet In Last Man Club n Three Girls Missing On Oregon Seashore 1 l i July ' ' t ro , ciao-me- , ref-Lo- ge A, , . ,, I : , i ; 3A 1 1 - itPLJJL r resident in 1 !- Rests At Fishing Resort zoup), -- NS) tirtp.,44..,s.tor,Amort,Ail of ponents of Russian recognition in the William H. King t Co) of Utah. frankly declared that Russian the will aid stand the the in sentiment Judging by 'the, movement for wet states whtte enforcement acts! recognition r'.t , have been disregarded. it is not in the,United States but in other likely that, for the present they countries. would accept the Wickersham plan By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. any more than the implied obligaThe great powers today were tion conveyed in the term "concti, rwarking actiarely- - to- - avert . war, In Manchuria between China and letter becomes an academic argument and wilt not affect Russia The Kellogg pact being the attitude of the national ad-- 1 one.cf the chief mediums through .hich 4hia was In Progrele bins-tsnittletrattityss 'Great Britain joined France and the work he is to do on the enthe United State in seeking to forcement commission. The wets are nevertheless hope- bring about relaxation of the teqful that the recommend-Alonof sion by friendly advice.' the commission will reveal such Both China and Russia weakness in the present system of they were fully conscious prohibition enforcement that pub- of their obligations under the Kellic opinion 'Will permit a logg pact and intended to obser e of the whole problem. them but that an invasion would What the wet states want is a mean military resistance and war. trade whereby local option can be Russion dispatches told of a rush et up Once more. allowing dry of workers to Join the red army states to star dry. Row this could to defend the union against be accomplished in the face of the American officials at Washingexplicit language of the lethl amendment is difficult to see Un- ton expacted the Kellogg pact to less the courts and Congress at- exert a profound influence toward tempted through some loophole to peaceful settleMent of the get around the issueand loopholes are not usually discovered unless public opinion almost de- -, 1,000 Rail Shopmen mends them. ' The battle Is stilt with the pub-li- e Take , Strike Ballot and the that's why opinion both Wickersham letter finds MARSHALTOWN. Iowa, July 20 aides tense and eager to reap any of a strike at. advantage possible from the am- fecting 1.100 shopmen of the Minthe communi- neapolis anti St. Louis 'railroad biguous phrasing-o- f cation and at the same time adam- loomed following mass meetant about yielding one ,inch of ing last today night here and at Fort their respective were disDodge. Strike ballots 1929). tributed with directions for their return by August 1. - Labor leaders said the trouble Lon on Police Clue in the refusal of the railroad Offers to Quit Post lay to meet with representatives of the shhpmen to readjust the workLONDON, Julv ing agreement made after the Daily Express said todaY Viscount general strike in 1922. One leader his to offered resign explained the strike vote was Byng bad post as chief commissioner of taken to force the railroad to rec. tho MetropoPtan police to which ognize tne shop crafts union in' be was appointed by stead of the "roma:nine union." No Increase in pay is sought Baldwin's Conservative govern-mewas the shopmen and no trainmen a year ago. His offer would be affected by the proposed not atcepted.i Accorling to the paper Viscount strike. Byna felt that inasmuch as the 'Socialists hotly criticized his apIlsrr ROYAL LAW COURTS he pointment when it was made'new LONDON. July 20,.-- -f AP)A the now unless to ought quit 1 crount 130 mid-m- a lawyers and government gave himlodges from Iowa. Karma. .113,1044 I.Visconn and Mianurt began a Tuftleelta4d114,111 Tht ll'our-dav- e Vail, pt.,. -thili Englisa,royal Pt enrIV IOnes had ti 1 a courts' today.N. 7 he was prepared to carry on. e1tber-tustar- ''' I i1 BY ALFRED E. MEYER. (Ey Special leased nire to The Deseret News) July The first real armed clash - ca1Ir, July raiders must dote their haus when they enter private homes, District Attorney Buron Fitts ruled today in laying down a code of gentlemanly conduct for his officers. In all future raids conducted by the district attorheY's dry ,squad the officers must be courteous and take, off their hats," Fitts ordered. "They must be 'gentlemeu . even in the presence of, 4h1 Both ' Nations Conscious Of Obligations Under Peace Pact; Disaow Intention of Invasion. SHANGHAL, , OS ANOELDS e or AMEN LEGION ' :'T1.0p,11-$T.$,-.:-,- , ,,,,,,.., -- - A tion of strengthening the prohibition of intoxicating liquors for sale or distribution. $0 'much atmosphere has been built up around the word "moditication" as meaning an increase in alcoholic content that the drys look uncomfortably on any ment'which takes ,'Modification" as its slogan. The letter from George W. Wickersham, chairman of the president's law.errforcement commission, would haNe created no; furore if it had not been for the sensitiveness of the drys on with the the question. together corresponding emphasis the wets have placed on the weakness of the present structure and the need for some change in existing ' urtila II amthing that the though may carry , - liil else mention of the woed "modification" creates nervous , alarm In the camp of the drys, even 40,;-a- as , CHINA CHIEF ISSUES CALL TO ARMS AGAINST RVSSIA Foil ficostill10111 - than ,, i p ellll pAlinAlpit nonto 4 r In 4 LIQUOR RAIDERS ON COAST- - MUST DOFF THEIR HATS UM OVER HAVE o By David Lawrence. ' o , nulls REM YEAR EIGHTIETH JULY 20 1929 SATURDAY' UTAH Cilillese 1 Because of Uncertahl Public View. LAKE CITY SALT FIVE CENTS r, ft, j t TIME. 1 tt, r f ! , - 5, p - Games N. Y. Declares War Upon Night Clubs Nippon Warships Are Making Cruise Giant Boa Scares. Cripples to Health Doctors Declare 244 20.--(- ' i .. I: - - on It . ..... 11 --- Colorado Wreck Death List Rises To Body Found 5, Border Inspector Shot From Ambilsh Gov. Dern Rides Old Engine On New Trip Up Mountain .t ' 1 - ........... Lieu-rue- et ' - - hun.., .. i 1 e- 1 t I |