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Entire satisfaction is ex pressed by state department of-ficials with the formal reply of the Polish government to the American note requesting a Polish declaration to abstain from transgression of Rus-sian territory. Poland Is understood to 'have re-plied that strategic operations must govern the halting of her armies In their pursuit of the bolshevik! at the frontier of Poland tentatively fixed by the supreme council. Suggestion had been made by the American gov-ernment in Its note that Poland make clear that her intentions toward Rus sia were not imperialistic and that her armies should not advance be-yond the ethnographic line laid down by the supreme council. The first portion of the reply con-sists of an expression of gratitude , by the Polish government at the atti-tude assumed by the United States In the American note to Italy. The second portion serves ns the specific reply of the Polish government to the American note. While insisting that the Polish gov-ernment Is in entire accord with the United States In the contention that Russian territory should be respect-ed, the note declares that Poland Is forced to consider the serious conse-quences likely to ensue from the aban-donment of the present offensive against the bolshevikl upon a fixed line without satisfactory guarantees. Officials of the state department have described the position of the Uuited States toward the Polish ad-vance as "midway between that of France and Great Britain." TENNESSEE HOUSE RECONSIDERS VOTE EXPUNGES FROM ITS JOURNAL ALL RECORD OF RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE. Action Taken by In Face of Advice of Attorney General,' . Who Insists That Legal Recon-sideration Is Impossible. "Nashville, Tenn. Tlie Tennessee house of representatives, with a quorum present for the first time since August 20, expunged from its journal on September 1 all record of ratifica-tion of the federal suffrage amend-ment, and voted, 47 to 24, with twenty not voting, to non-conc- In the ac-tion of the senate In ratifying the amendment. Governor Roberts upon being noti-fied of the house's action, declined to make any statement other than to say that the situation could only be dealt with In a legal manner and was In the hands of Attorney General Thomp-son. The latter, In a letter read on the house floor during discussion of the matter of reconsidering the vote, expressed the opinion that reconsid-eration of the resolution of ratifica-tion was Impossible, since the house already had adopted It and Governor Roberts had certified to Secretary of State Colby this action by both house and senate. State officials and members of the legislature expressed the belief that legality or illegality of the ratification would be decided upon the record cer-tified to Washington by Governor Rob-erts and not on the action taken Tues-day. Shortly nfter the house convened It became evident that the a majority of whom have been in Ahihanin on a filibuster for more than a week, were In the majority, through failure of several of the suf-frage members to arrive in time. With flocklike program the nntis proceeded to put through their plnn of attempt-ing to undo what was done August 21, when ratification was accom-plished. AMERICAN MARINES ORDERED TO DANZIG .i , WILL SEE THAT OUR SHIPS HAVE FULL PRIVILEGE OF LANDING CARGOES. United States in Accord With France and Italy in Stand Taken Regard-ing Polish Occupation of Rus-sian Territory. Washington. It was announced by Secretary of the Navy Daniels on Sat-urday that Admiral lluse and the American squadron now at Reval had been ordered to proceed from that port to Danzig. Later in the day Secretary Colby held a conference with Admiral Knapp at the department of state. It was learned from an official source that a complete new set of in-structions were sent to Admiral Huse. They are so revolutionary, in fact, that they constitute a material change of policy on the part of the Uuited States. First and most important of all, It is ascertained,, the American government has determined not to Insist that the Polish armies remain within the ethnic borders of Poland, but that they shall be permitted to proceed a sufficient distance Into Russian territory to safe-guard Poland against further Invasion by the soviet armies. In this the United States Is in thorough accord Willi France, regardless of the attitude assumed by Great Britain, Italy and the other nations. Poland has already been Informed of this change, but is warned that her armies must not pro-ceed far enough into Russian territory to nrouse suspicion as to the good faith of her purposes. It Is expected by the state depart-ment that this liberty of action to Po-land will be more effective in bring- - lug about peace than any other sug-gestion yet made. In granting it, the United States and France virtually accede to the urgent request of Poland that a provisional strngetie line be fixed preliminary to a final boundary that shall be agreed upon by all nations, including Russia, at a council of ambassadors. Dispatch of Admiral Huse's squad-ron to Danzig Is In accord with the determination by this government that American merchant ships shall have the full privilege of landing cargoes at that port. The first American test will come when the Wursawa, an American ship londed with munitions and supplies, and now two days at sea from Ant-werp, arrives At Danzig. Discussing the overnight decision to send the squadron from Revnl, Secretary Dan-iels said, "I can only say that it was at the request of tlife stnte depart-ment, to protect American interests." It was learned here that France is already acting under the policy. After wrangling for two days with Sir Reg-inald Tower, a French cruiser took the situation in hand and began discharg-ing arms and ammunition for the Poles at Danzig. It was announced that It was hoped these supplies could be delivered to the Polish forces by good will of the workmen, but if nec-essary force would be used. CII IR FLARES FORTHJJRELAND FIERCE BATTLE BETWEEN SINN FEINERS AND UNIONISTS RAGES IN CITY STREETS. Eleven Dead, Many Wounded and Fearful Destruction of Property As Result of Encounter; Ma-- , chine Guns Being Used. Belfast, Ireland. Eleven are dead and at least fifty wounded, many of whom will proably , die from their wounds, ns a result of Sntuday night's rioting in this city. A feature of the rioting was the ex-tent of the destruction of property by incendiaryism. The fire brigade had an especially hard time during the night in fighting the flames. Their work was rendered hideous by the con-stant rattle of machine guns. The Sinn Feiners were in strong force and ap-peared to be well supplied with arms and ammunition. The greatest of bitterness was dis-played during the fighting. There was a great amount of wrecking of houses and the burning of furniture, both indoors and on the street. The yells of the mob, shrieks of women and children and groans of the Injured were audible throughout the fighting. When the rioting was at Its worst women could be seen, clad In their night attire, rushing from their homes, attempting to lend their families from the danger zone. The Sinn Fein notice posted near New Market railway station, Cork, says that all military found outdoors after 9 p. in. will be severely dealt with. PRESIDENT AFFIRMS COAL WAGE RAISE AWARD OF EIGHTY-FIV- E MILLION DOLLARS ANNUAL INCREASE OFFICIALLY APPROVED. Award While Providing. Improved Con-ditions for Workers, Offers No Justification for Advance in Retail Prices, Is Claimed. Washington. President Wilson on August 30 approved the majority re-port of the anthracite coal commission increasing Uie wages of contract min-ers 20 ner cent over present rates. Miners employed as company men are given an Increase of 17 per cent and the same amount Is given "con-sideration miners" und and miners' la-borers and monthly men. The findings, the report said, would fix a minimum rate of 52 cents per hour for the lower paid men in the anthracite industry. The president struck out of the re-port a provision fixing the terms of retroactive payments under the award, which, he said, was outside the com mission's jurisdiction. Thomas Ken-nedy, chairman of the miners' scale committee, hnd protested this feature of the award, he said. Anthracite mine workers will re-ceive about $18,000,000 in back pay under the retroactive feature, and the total increase awarded to the 175.000 miners will average, the connlSJ'ion said, at least $85,000,000 annually. The majority report declared . that the award offers no justification for uny advance in the retail price of coal, but, on the other hand, Is con-sistent with a decline prices. The minority report was signed by Com-missioner Ferry. The decision refused the United Mine Workers' demand for n closed shop and the installation of a "check-off system." Interest of the general public in the award centered Inrgely in the effect on the price of linrd coal. The com-mission said that while making sub-stantial Improvement In the situation of the miners, it had declined to com-mit itself to a decision that might just-ly be considered nn encouragement to the "vicious upward spiral" of prices. The result, the commission said, was that the awards, while providing Im-proved conditions for the workers, could offer no Justification for any ad-vances In the retail prices of coal. SCORE ARE SLAIN IN BELFAST. Awful Toll Taken in Disorders in Irish City, Many Being Injured. Belfast. Since rioting began here on August 28 at least, a score of peo-ple have been killed, while a large number have been Injured, the prop- - erty loss helng heavy. At one place Tuesday night It was found necessary for the police nnd military to disperse a crowd before the fire brignde could get to work. Subsequently Uie crowd and police came Into conflict in Albion street. The situation became so threaten-ing that the commanding officer or-dered the troops to fire. A laborer was fatally wounded. About midnight a shooting affray occurred at Mount Collier. A woman was seriously wounded by a rifle bullet during a disturbance In flie York road district. FARMERS PLAN WHEAT POOL. Gigantic Merger to Control Marketing of Nation's Wheat Crop. Columbus, (). Formation of a gi-gantic wheat pool In the United States, whereby the farmers will virtually control marketing and selling the grain, Is one of the more Important subjects planned here by farmers at-tending a three-da- y session of the Na-tional Board of Farm Organizations. The Board of Farm Organizations now controls 1500 grnin elevators In the country and does a yearly farm business of $2,000,000,-000- , according to officials, Plans are to take over or build eraln elevators at every point where wheat Is shipped. It will be possible, It was said, to control 40 per cent of the country's wheat output. "Profits will be stabilized and prices to the consumer greatly reduced," said Charles S. Barrett, Union City, Ou., president of the organization. K. M. Pollard of Nebraska, former congressman, is chairman of a com-mittee that Is working out plans for the wheat pool. A Mild Hint "1 kinder tired of having that there-Spin- k feller coining to see my girl,. Zaniiiilinc," admitted Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge, "and I sortor gave-lili- n a hint to stay a way.' "What did yon ti II him? Inquired a neighbor. "Nnth'n' In pertlckler. I Just says, 'Lt.oky ,vur, you Infernal, lnp-enie-pickle- heade- d shyster! If I etr ketch-yo-bunging around my pla?e ag'iiv I'll shoot you so tull.of holes Hint hide won't bold anything, finer than corn shucks!' That's all." New York Evening Post. Vessel Tieup Likely Failure. New York. British steamship lines have apparently won a victory over the 2000 or more longshoremen who sought to tie up all vessels flying the British flag by n strike which they de-clared would continue until Archbish-op Manidx is allowed on Irish soil and Terence MacSweney, lord mayor of Cork, Is released from prison. Wyoming Man Charged With Murder. Chicago. Gerald A. Stack, wealthy oil promoter nnd real estate operator of Lander, Wyo., Is in jail here charged with the murder of Paul Brown, as the aftermath of a road-hous- e party at. Nlles, near here, Tues-day night. Stnck told the police that the shots were fired while his arms were pinioned behind him by his friends nnd that he bad no Intention of killing Brown. Tomatoes Greet Crusader. Trenton, N. J. The Rev. F. Kopf-ma-pastor of the Methodist church at Titusville, N. J., who has been endenv-orln- g to "drive the devil from the hearts of the immodest bathers at Washington's crossing," was greeted Sunday with a shower of overripe to-matoes when he appeared at the resort to lecture them on the immodesty of their attire. Protest Increase In Rents. Manila. Five hundred Filipino res-idents of San Juan Heights, a suburb of Manila, inarched to Governor Gen-eral Francis Harrison Burton's resi-dence to protest against an Increase Jn ground rent of more than 200 per' cent. Naming 'Em. Leonard was Interested In rabbits. So much so that his family gave him n pair and lot him "go Into the busi-ness." When the bnby bunnies arr-ived- excitement filled the ueighbor-- . hood. The fn'her of one of Leon-ard's chums kept several hives of Wees which were ever a source of curi-osity to the boys. ' "Watchn golu' to nnme 'em?" en-thusiastically demanded the chum of their proud possessor. "Hull, whnt did you name all your bees?" DR. P. LESSINOFF U$ IT fjj Dr. P. Lessinoff. secretary of the Bulgarian legation at Washington. R. M. LA FOLLETTE, JR. Robert M. La Follette, Jr., son of the senator from Wisconsin. ANTIS REBUFFED IN TENNESSEE Senate Refuses to Consider Action of House in Rescinding Suffrage Vote. Nashville, Tenn. By n vote of 17 to 8, the Tennessee senate on Wednes-day, In effect, refused to join with the house In an attempted reversal f ratification of the federal suffrage intendment. The senate's vote was recorded In favor of a motion to return to the house the hitter's message announc-ing that it had voted to nonconcur in the senate's adoption of the rati-fication resolution, nnd had expunged from Its record the concurring vote of August 21. The motion carried nn explanation that the ratification resolution had Deen taken out of the senate's hands, ind therefore no further jurisdiction ver It was necessary by the senate. Thief Overlooks Rich Booty. , Portland. When an old leather suit case which bad been stolen from a cheap hotel and sold by the thief to a second-hnn- d dealer for $2.50 was returned by police Inspectors to Ed-ward McKee, Its rightful owner, the man dipped his palsied hand Into the lining and brought to light a grimy tobacco poke from which he extract-ed $090 In currency and gold. REDS FIGHTING DESPERATELY Begin Counter-Offensiv- e Against Poles and Take Four Villager. London. Russian soviet forces en-gaged in a counter-offensiv- e against the Poles east of Brest-Lltovs- k hnve occupied four villages In that vicinity. Near Lemberg there is heavy fighting going on and in the Vlodnvn and Grub-eshof- f regions there Is local fighting. Tills information was received here Tuesday in n wireless dispatch from Moscow containing an official state-ment Issued there Monday. Ban on Labor Day Celebration. Denver. Labor will not parade here n Labor day, nccording to nn order of Colonel C. C. Ballon, commandant of federal troops enforcing military control following the traction strike riots, published Tuesday. Picnics will be permitted without speechmiik-itig- . All other demonstrations are banned. Walkaway Marriage. A young couple rushed Into the mar-riage license Itnrenn in the Municipal building the other day and imnennced to City Clerk Scully that they wlshetJ to be married at once. Dun Cupid's executive officer sur-veyed i lie couple from under grizzled brows and said severely: "I'm afraid this Is a runaway match." "Well, your honor," returned the prospective groom, "I can't exactly sny we ran, but we walked pretty fast." New York Times. Roosevelt Is Optimistic. New York. Upon his return from 1 (WOO-mil- e campaign through the (vest, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Demo-cratic candidate for vice president, an-nounced his "complete satisfaction vlth at least eleven of fourteen doubt-!it- l states." Road Building Expenditures. Washington. Combined federal and state expenditures for road building may reach a total of $250,000,(X)0 dur-ing the current fiscal year, according to Thomas II. MacDonald, chief of the bureau of public roads, department of agriculture. Meat Packers to Sell Yards. Washington. Plans of the "Big Five" meat packers for disposition of tiielr stockyards Interests, required un-der the decree recently entered In agreement with the department of jus-tice, contemplate sale of such inter-ests In fifteen cities to R. H. Prince & Co. of Boston. Radicals Met in Abandoned Church. Chicago. Fifty-fou- r men and four women, nlleged anarchists and mem-bers of the I. W. W were arrested Wednesday night. Literature and Itusslan newspapers were confiscated. The police made the arrests in an abandoned church. Arab Parliament to be Opened. London. According to the Daily Mail, it has been decided to establish an Arab parliament In Mesopotamia and also an Arab cabinet with British advisers. Getting Them Classified. "Those new arrivals," rtlnnrkeif Farmer ("orntossel, "monopolize and you can't believe word i hey say.'" "Yes," rejoined his wife. "That why I call them our ouija boarders." Gompers Lashes Open Shop Plank. Washington. The "open shop" plat-form recently adopted by the chamher if commerce of the United States by i referendum vote is attacked as n 'dishonest document" in a statement ty Samuel Gompers. Red Propagandists In Mexico. Mexico City. Warrants for the ar-rest of three persons, charged with disseminating bolshevik propaganda In Mexico, were asked of the federal district court by an agent of the pub-lic prosecutor on Tuesday. Fell Four Floors to Death. New York Fred Lent, a theatrical manager, was instantly killed when he fell from the fourth floor of the hotel where he made his home. It was said he lost his balance while telephoning, falling through an open window. True. Friend (doubtfully) "I expect the old man will kick about your marry-ing his daughter." Lover (sadly) "He did." Notifies Police, Then Suicides. Los Angeles. The police received a letter signed by Tlllle M. Mann, di-recting them to call at her hoiiie nnd get her body for cremntion. They sent men, who found the house locked and Mrs. Mann dead in a gas-fille- d room. Three Killed In Gun Fight. Santa Fe, N. M. A gun fight, re-sulting from a quarrel over land boun-daries, resulted in the killing of three men at Lumberton, Rio Arriba county, according to word received Saturday by the district attorney here. Barrett Drops Official Duties. Washington. Dr. L. S. Rowe on Wednesday assumed the directorship f the union, succeed-ing John Barrett, who retired after fifteen years' service as directing-Bea-of the union. , Auto Struck by Train. Pocatello, Ida. Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Brewstej; of San Francisco are in a critical condition In a locnl hospital as a result of an nuto accident near Inkorti, in which their car was struck by i. train. c Fire Destroys Famous Resort.. Tokio Japans' famous resort, Ikao, located In the Ikao mountains west of this city, was swept by fire and about three-quarter- s of the town was de-stroyed. Many people had narrow es-capes from death. Oklahoma Mob Lynches White Man. Tulsa, Oklu A mob estimated nt 2000 persons participated in the lynch-ing of Tom M. Owens, white, accused of the shunting several days ago of Homer Nida, a taxlcab driver, who died at a hospital Friday. Toys From Japan Arrive. Tncoina. Seven thousand cases of Christmas toys from Japan were un-loaded here Saturday. The toys are billed to almost every Important city In the United States. A total of 875,-00- 0 articles is in the shipment. |
