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Show . j V r TOE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAY5VILLE. UTAI1 r The Reclamation Committee aiaias-ienai-s STAIIDPilT ALLIED OWN A DIAMOND, don't wish for - and mount theta have all at them. Our reasonable price Dozen Meet Death and a Score More Injured, Storm Being Followed by Heavy Rama, Which Haa Swollen ber. Heavy damage was done hy a tornado fifty miles southeast of Fine Bluff, Ark. Several farm houses near Dumas were destroyed and a church at Gonld, was demolished. The storm started near Dumas and swept a path aeveral hundred yards wide for fifteen direction. miles In a northwesterly Kgveral deaths and Injuries are reported. Torentlal rains flooded 11000 acres of land around Texarkana, Ark., did property damage estimated at more than $100,000 and put the city pumping station out of commission with the result that Texarkana Is without fire protection or water for commercial or residential use. Two negroes are reported to have drowned and many families In the eastern section of Texarkana are marooned In the upper stories of their homes. FRANCE IS READY TO ACT. Chamber of Deputies Backs Premier Regarding Occupation of Germany. Paris.- - The chamber of deputies on libApril 20 gave Premier Brlaml full rehis action after of hearing erty conference on the quest repartitions imd his declaration: If on May 1 satisfactory proposal, with acceptable guarantees, are ml made by the German government, the Uulir will be occupied." The chamber voted eontldence In the government, 421 to 29, with deputies abstaining from voting. M. Prlu ml said he had full confidence that If the Washington government derided to transmit the German counterproposals they would be such as to safeguard the Interests of the allies on fifty-nin- e reparations. Four Children Burned to Death. Great Kail. Mont. Four children of lotin laimber were burned to death and Mrs. Ijimber was probably fatally burned when a can of kerosene, with which a fire mis being started, exploded and set fire to the Great Northern section house in which they 1 Text Accepted by German Cabinet and Cabled to United State. Teutons Believe That Entente Cannot Afford to Ignore Proposal. Ohioan Alao Declare for an Adequate Navy and Urge That There Be the Nucleus for a Large Army for the United States. Tim German oounier-pro-poxitlon repartition were presented In Kill Boring Prexsel. the American Disarmament discussidetracked consideration of the naval appropriation bill In the house on Monday, when Representative Kel- . Stream. . Driven Crazy by Income Tax. Buffalo. N. Y. Piuwr filet! in the county clerks office here state that Ihhel J. Malian, owner of a grocery store, became so worrits! over fenr that the government would confiscate her business, because of possible errors In her income report, that she lost her mind. MICHIGAN Berlin. Washington. commissioner, Sunday evcnng. April transmitted 24, and were Immediately to the Pulled Stales. failure to deliver The gm eminent mission Sattlm American to the note to the promise urday nljfht, according of Foreign Minister Simona to the reichstiig, caused numerous rumors the cabinet as beiwhich repre-jiiteng1' all but disrupted by dissension over (be proposul. The protracted deliberation, It was said, were due to conflicting opinions on the phraseology of the note. The rahluet Is said to lie' united regarding the fundamental principles underlying Germany's new offer and also assumes complete respouslldlliy for the note, as It does for the step which led to Germany's appeal to President Harding. Ilelchstag leaders were so Informed Sunday evening. The German Peoples party leader tated that the new reparations Germany Is making are such that the entente eauunt afford to Ignore them; that Germany, In view of tha offer of the United States, Is determined to make a reparations offer aueli as will spare President Harding and not make any embarrassment Germany appear ridiculous In her present action. Thla party leader declared that France would have the least of reasons to reject the new proposals, which he hinted as having been tie signed to represent a liberal by Germany. The new German proposals were said by the German Peoples party leader to represont a liberal compromise between the demands of the entente made In Paris and Germany's offer at London. He said they would name far reaching guarantees coverto he asing economic obligations sumed h.v Germany in connection with her present proposal. The German counter proposals, says dispatch to the Central News from Berlin, are very long. The first part Is In the nature of a protest, but In finality they are appreciably nearer a fuller Idealization of the allies' standpoint. The German cabinet unanimously accepted them. It understood that In the event of the occupation of the lttdjr region of Germany, says a Renter dispatch from Hythe, that no British troop will he employed, but there will he some cavalry and tank to slum the solidarity of tin allies. ley, Republican, Michigan, brought forward the committee proposals to provide $398,000,000 for the navys next fiscal year," of Which f 90,000, (XK) would be used toward completion of the 1918 d GERMANY WILL BE FI ALLIED POWERS DETERMINED TO FORCE FULFILLMENT OF TERMS OF PACT. Prsmiera Declare Intention of Standing Firmly by the Decisions of ths Agreement Arrived at in Paris. pro-poaa- ls Lyinpne, England. The attitude A the British government, as disclosed during the conversation of Premiers and Lloyd George here on is to stand firmly by the de23, April cisions of the agreement arrived kt n Paris In January qnd require Germany to fulfill them. Failure by Germany to do ao must compel the allies to apply further pressure, the precise nature of which will he the subject of examination. The two premiers were understood to be In agreement as to the plan to be followed, but It was said they wished to have a complete mutual understanding of what was to be tlone early In May, If In the interval the German government does A not submit acceptable proposals. fresh Germnii projmsal Is expected to he submitted to the allies immediatediscussion ly, but even its serious would seem to be conditioned upon satisfactory guarantees of exclusion. It nppears that the present German government Is in a weak jks1-tloFrench authorities are understood to raise the question whether undertakings entered upon hy the present German cabinet would he likely to be carried our by one subsequently e oouip-mls- gen-txrt- t Bara Aliena for Five Yeara. Washington. Immigration of aliens would be prohibited for five years under an amendment to the immigration bill drafted hy Senator Harris, Democrat, Georgia, made public Tuesday. Flood Threatens Milwaukee. Milwaukee, Wis. Flood threatened several parts of Milwaukee Tuesday and residents of the south 6hore faced the loss of their homes through continued' crumbling of the shores as a result of the rains. Columbus Raiders on Trial. Doming, N M. A. Jsry was com- pleted and taking of testimony begun Tuesday In the trial of sixteen alleged members of Francisco Villa's band which raided Columbus. N. M, in March, I9K v d n. 1 The Frexcli military position Is clearly defined, hut that government earnestly desires the nominal participation of Greut Britain mid Belgium. Columbus Raiders on Trial. Demlug. N. M. The death penally the sixteen alleged will he aked Vllllsta raider whose trial opened In the district court here Monday morning on charge of murder growing out of the raid of March it. 191d. on the a border town of Columbus, X. Villa' rebel of Francisco detachment War With U. S. Unthinkable. Melbourne. For Australia ever to take part In a struggle with the United States xxti something unthinkable and outside the hounds of imssibillty, declared William M. Hughes, premier of the commonwealth, in concluding the delta te in the house of representatives on Saturday on the coming imtroop. perial conference a! wli'cli Premier Hitches is to represent Australia. The Dividends on Government Insurance. treaty subject of the Dixidend ranging was Washington. in the discussion. prominent thousand from $1.01 to $7.50 on ea-dollars of government insurance will Vivian) Praises Legion, bo paid June 1 t holder of one and York. Rene Ylvianl, New special anconverted policies, it who new i en route French envoy, noil need by Director Jones of the war home. In a wireless message of risk bureau. ulnl Ion io the American Legion, it national commander, Colonel W. F. W. ASHBY JUMP Galbraith, Jr., and General Pershing, made public Sunday, invited the Legion men to visit France and declared he never would forget the "courageous soldiers" of America. fr M.,-b,- Augln-Japuncs- o j - I two-yea- r eon-tyr- ' building program. Tin expansion program, Mr, Kelley asserted, would help to lift the load now on the shoulders of the world for armament construc-tion and maintenance.' When these ships we are building have been completed, he said, the United States will equal In sea powefi any nation In the world, and will be in a position to offer proportionate re' duction in armament." Theodore Burton, Republican, Ohio, RESTRICTIVE MEASURE GOES TO former senator, supported the comTHE SENATE, WHERE EARLY mittee spokesman In htet declarations ACTION IS EXPECTED. for an adequate navy and also urged that there be the nucleus of a large Opponents Make Vain Effort to Alter array for the United States. He deMeasure. European Immigrants to clared, however, that the time has Be Limited to 10 Per Cent of come for anV International conference Aliens Now Resident for the take of stopping thls ftmdden-ln- g competition for the construction of armadas. This view was Indorsed an After Washington. rejecting amendment seeking to admit to the by Representatives Byrnes, Democrat, South Carolina, who, turning to taxUnited States foreign political refuation features Involved In military pro22 gees, the house on April passed the said coQgrese this year would substantialgrams, bill restriction immigration ly the same as it went through last appropriate five and a half billion, or session, only to be given a pocket veto. $30 a head for each citizen of the The bill now goes to the senate, where United States." Representative W. Bourke Oockran, Republican leaders said It would be New York, Introduced a Democrat, without pussed delay. resolution to authorize the president, The measure Is designed to be operative for fourteen months and would In view of dreadful economic condilimit the entry of aliens to 3 per cent tions which can be remedied only by immediate and active employment of of the number of nationals of any country In the United States at the time all human hands and capital In productive industry, to offer on behalf of the 1910 census. Three amendments were adopted by of the United States to disarm, and In case of refusal to meet great milithe house. One would permit admission In excess of the 3 per cent limit tary forces established anywhere resoof all .aliens clearly proving they had lutely by creation of greater forces on land and sea.', been subjected to religious perescutlon In their native land and were seeking AUNT EM" WELLS IS DEAD refuge here solely to avoid such hardships. The second would admit children of Friend of Founder of L. D. S. Church Passes to Reward. American citizens under IS years of of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Emmeline age. Independent of the percentage, limitation, and the third would give Blanche Woodward Wells, 93 years of preference to the families and relatives age,, known as Aunt Em, iersonal of American citizens and former serv- friend of Joseph Smith, founder of ice men honorably discharged from the the Mormon church; teacher, Jourarmy or navy regardless of whether nalist, suffrage worker and a pioneer woman, died April 25, at the home of they had been naturalized, in determinunder her daughter. Mrs. Wells lived at of the admissibility question ing the Hotel Utah for many years. She the restricted total. The principal fight was over an had been a resident 6f Utah since amendment offered by Representative 1848. She wns born February 29, Subath. Illinois, ranking Democrat on 1828. Mrs. Wells was probably the the immigration committee, to open the most widely known and best loved gates to political refugees. This was woman of the intermountain section. lost after a long debate, which was CRIME OF closed by Representative Mondell, ReINSANE FATHER publican lender, wlm said that under Shoots Two Boys and Buries Them It. even the former German emperor could come here. Side by Side. San Francisco. John Cornyn, reRobbers Do Thorough Job. cently released from a state hospital, Three masked appeared at the jadiee station Monday Lawrence, Kuns. men held up Arthur Mark, a jeweler. with his clothing covered with In his garage here Saturday night, blood and said he hud killed his two took a diamond valued at $2000 from boys, Arthur, aged 7, and Andrew, him, and then forced him to go.lt his aged 8, In the hills twelve miles from home, where they held up his wife here. and mother ami obtained Jewels toFor several hours he maintained be taling $3UU0 in value. could not remember whnt lie had done with the bodies, but later he led a F. WALLENBERG party of officers to the spot where they were buried. They begged for their lives," he told a priest at the jail. But they looked so pretty that I had. to shoot I shot Ai drew first Arthur them. started to cry. lie did not know what ' , .... to do. I shot him then and placed their bodies side by side. , y, -- - Knox Revives Peace Resolution. States Washington. The United will be at peace with Germany finally and officially early next month, unless the administration intervenes to slow up the progress of the Knox resolution in congress. Senator Knox has revised the resolution to conform to minor- objection rnisd against It at a meeting of the foreign relations committee. - U. S. Course Approved. Washington. Approval of the course of the American government with respect to the reparations controversy is believed to have, been Indicated by the allied diplomats here before the dispatch of Secretary W. Ashby Jump ha been appintd reply to the Berlin appeal private eecretsry to Secretary of Ag- Hughes President that Harding act as mediriculture Wallace. He come from sum Germany must fix and ator the and entered the department Baltimore pay. 14 yeare ago aa a meengar. - Jail Sentence, Bebe Complete ' ? Iriah Make Raid on Postmen. Cork. Rhnd of armed men rounded .UaHt Bebe Daniels, motion picture actress of Angeles, up fifty postmen Just as they were a sen21 leaving the central postoffice on Satoil April completed Santa Ana, s ten-da- y tence In the Orange county Jail here, urday with mail deliveries and took imposed njon her' Tor violation of the mall., in the name of the Irish republic. speed laws. Bachelor Drink Poion. De Moines Charles Green, 42 years of a re.' committed suicide here Sunday by demking poison, 'lie did on Grvt n was a the way to the r n fer the ;'( M bio el. - 1 Id b boj''l. 1 I ' ! - - ' v-- r I MAIN sion Haywood is in Russia. Haywood, Big Bill Washington. W. W. I. former secretary, who is miller sentence of imprisonment at Leavenworth. Kau., is in Knssi.i without' a hit of doubt." and "not likely to return to this country soon," it has been learned. Example Worthy of Emulation. Washington. The example of Canada and the United States dwelling alongside one auother without fortifications for 100 years was pointed to as one other nations might emulate, by President Harding in an address at an Odd Fellows meeting here April 28, JEWELERS BOYD PARJC. BLDG or Mnr thati a dozen Jackson, Mi,-persons acre Wlllotf and u score injured In a tornado 'Tuesday afternoon, April 28, at Braxton, eighteen miles from here. Kvery business house In the place whs deKtroyed ami many of the residences either totally or partially wrecked. The loss Is estimated at more than $lU0,00i. The wind lasted only a few minutes and was followed by a heavy rain, wliMi has swollen the at ream in the vicinity out of the hanks and threatening crops. Five persons took refuge In the hank vault and escajed while the president and cashier, who failed to reach shelter were killed. Braxton Is a town of almut 500 Inhabitants In Simpson county, on the Gulf and Ship Island railroad. The town Is cut off from all communication. The liulf and Ship Island railroad is blocked with fallen tim- hm the BOYD PARK CONGRESSMAN SAYS WHEN WE ARE PREPARED WE CAN ADVOCATE DISARMAMENT. LEADERS ASSERT NEW REPARATIONS PROPOSALS CAN NOT BE IGNORED. GERMAN IN HOUSE BUSINESS MISSISSIPPI VILLAGE IS DESTROYED BY WINDSTORM. EVERY , " ' Radical Killed in Clash. Rome. Several Fascist! were killed and a dumber wounded when they were ambushed by Communists near Pianeensu. Daggers were employed In the hen ftchrtng which a: tom agi cf the attack. ! cc-i-ri- ci V- y 'Cl f' AGAINST BLUE LAWS CAMPAIGN tf lEmfifc GOLLECm) iSjr 51 a I ScientifKco. francistTLuKe . of honest Detts Bid?1 , .1 General Manager jllRooms Continental Ban Laxi Cit votas .salt - -- XJ - STOOra id FJUKERS, ATTENTION Never be satisfied with anvthinc but the rc,. best. A bon freexe patented Thermo I r.,utch built double like thermos bottle out i f forced concrete. Keeev the water lik.- in well stall time. 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What promised to be SPECIAL BUSH SERVICE seearsd maetion this paper whan writing ahavs the mildest of manifestations In favor of personal liberty was galvanized Into DiFOMTlON DEPARTMENT life here Monday night by Elizabeth Commercial iafsrmstiaa famished ft llarbury, famous woman politician of and anthor, and ended in uproarious chsrgs Catalogs sappUod ssfi nerciul isquiriss cboerfaUy aaeweewA. , indorsement of a movtifibnt to orWrit aay Brae above! Do it ganize an American peoples league to beat the blue laws and bring back beer Aristocrat Barred. and wine. Dog Fancier There, air, Is a r .The male element was in charge has won three blue ribbons when the speaking began, after a ban,,ru, has a HHligree as long as quet at the Commodore, at which nuCustomer If you dont merous notables were gathered to prohave a dog with whom I 05 test against the Lords day alliance, associate on terms of equality F. Wallenberg is the newly appointand the ed Swedish minister to ths United the Reform-bureaJ York Sun. J States. campaign of the W. C. T, U. Not Much Frogrea. Radical in Hand of Military. Not long ago there appeared in Typhua Fever in Texas. Texas.-LlE. A. an Gale, Lamlo, Austin, Tex.- A ease1 of typhus fe- western paper the following: American, who recently was deported ver In the Mexican consulate at Lar- The gentleman who found a I" from Mexico for radicalism, arrived edo was reported officially on Mon- etbook with money in Main street here late Friday night and was turned day to state health offeiers. The pa- requested to forward it to the addr over by immigration officials to mili- tient has been quarantined and all of the loser, as be was rsguized. 1 The next day there appeared in tary authorities at Fort McIntosh. said. precautions taken, the same paper the resinn " Gas Drive People From Homea. , . Aviator! Body Found, though courteous, had an elusive Houndbrook, N. J. Phosgene gas esYuma, Ariz. A tojy found Monrtcognizid gentleman wLu I,!l , caping from a large tank in the plant day In Bee river," a channel of the ed up a poekttbonk in Main beformerly used for the manufacture of Colorado river In Lower Californa, tlie loser to call at Ids war chemicals near here drove many Mexico, sixty miles south of here, was requests a at wieo;erl date." ll.upi'1 psplx from the.r homes Friday, many Identified a , that of Lieutenant Bi'n i.arro! 'taping dtath. Charles F. Bell, sijny aviator. ' Jur inind-rathe- r ' u anti-tobac- t nn . rert h-c- ait-Th- v |