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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH mMt Russians to negotiate1 Alio ! llV-f- r,. -- i of the Year 1920 able. -- rtVe- end TcrklMi Auk I1- i.t OfarJbfE.W. PICtARD m s ! " treaty, Acg tons - n Aug sheviki t rr r , Te r,'trt'ai;r' RuU cit- '? S',inh r o,h-- ln !- np-t.- Using ia ttStUnd 0d6SBA, Vladivostok seized by revolu- !&!' -- Peace concluded between and soviet Russia. List of Germans accused of war lb. 2 headed by former crown prince, rimes, by tended to German representatives 21 Es-tton- Mi ssia signed a a. . Uusso-Klnnis- h 1 ft'ran-gel'- s s -- of mandates, and demanded her former colonies. Nov 23 Scandinavian amendments to League of Nations covenant voted down by committee on general organization. Commission on Armenian situation appointed. Peate negotiations between Poland and soviet Russia resumed, the Polish troops withdrawing to armistice line. Nov. 25 League of Nations councU asked United States to mediate between Aimenia and Mustapha Kemal Pasha Nov. 29 Italy started to force D'Annunzio out of Flume. Piesident Wilson accepted Invitation of league council to mediate between Armenia and the Turks. Fee. 1 D'Annunzio declared war on Bosporus.! Feo. 20 Russian Bolshevikl announced tbe capture of Archangel. Feb. 21 Bolshevikl occupied Murmansk. Feb. 27 dovlet Russia made offer of peace to United Suites, .Japan and a. destruction corps and to surrrefused (Holland again Moscow reported if Denikines Kuban Cossack also the capture of Stavropol. 1 ender former kaiser to allies. rej(President Wilson again ' Adriatic. ected entente plan concerning March Bolshevikl decisively defeated Poles at Mozlr and Kolenkovlu, by outheast of Mingk. April (Japanese troops occupied Vladivostok. , April 4 French occupied Frankfort and Darmstadt because Germany was 7 Italy. Austria voted membership ln League f Nations. Russian Reds took Erlvan and established soviet rule for Russian Armenia. - Dec. 2 Great Britain, France and Italy warned Greece against restoring Constantine to throne. Dec. 3 Argentine delegates withdrew from league of Nations assembly because of refusal to consider amendments to covenant. Armenia and Turkish nationalists signed peace treaty. Willson declined to Dec. on American representative appoint League of Nations disarmament commis. sion. Dec. 10 League of., Nations assembly session decision on next postponed until naval and economic blockade. Dec 12 Russian soviet government protested to Great Britain, France andlaItaly the brutal Interference against their affairs of Greece. Nations ssembly lec. 13 league of adopted statute for permanent internaof Justice. tional court Holland broke off diplomatic relations because of a long sewith Jugo-Slavi- a ries of insults. the Dec 1- 5- Vustria was admitted to BelNations. Spain, Brazil. League ot China members elective made gium and of the league council. Dec. 16 Bulgaria. Costa Rica, Finland and Luxemburg admitted to League of Nations. Dec. 17 Albania admitted to League of Nations. Dec. 1 A Meeting of League of Nations r assembly closed. Spain Dec 21 Great powers warned to cortes In the strangle against attempts foreign enterprises. sending Ruhr dlstrh't and as otherwise disregarding the treaty. April formally protested against French advance. April D Allied premiers In conference at San Remo decided Sultan should in in Constantinople and the Darda-aeite- s be Internationalized. council, having rtaihed agreement on Turkey and warned Berlin treaty must be earned oot, threatening force. President "Uson asked to determine boundaries of Ger-Ban- Armenia April 2S Poles started successful ensive against Bolshevikl In Ukraine. April 2b Russians in Vladivostok reloed to alt Japans demands. Denmark y, off- region occupied North Schles- Kiev taken by the Poles. May announced treaty of between soviet Russia and republic Jac had eorfI been concluded. u f -Turkish treaty handed to Otto-- 0 delegation. -- French evacuated Frankfort uljr drove British from AAsell. Persia, and started counter offen-fe- e against the Poles. ,ftled reparation claims Lw.aTVOOO.vOO against Germany. ttat rrCaptur of Resht, most aeaport' by Bolshevikl an- May 8 : Impor-wncedfPl- an broke 0,1 negotiations hnn17iapaneae Bolshevikl for buffer atAts In Slbe- - Jne hi n j.m- dune of peace with Hungary decided to Join Poles u ' he n 1 an s vlet Rula. evacuated H0lea aBol8hevlkl Kiev, opened ml(1umnier against Poles. JV it'UiutuiTE1.ventl1 FOREIGN Bersagllerl regiment at Ancona Albanla- - Other troops VMpoweredr.ti fl'r battla ,n whlch were hundred Italian troops UUd "hen oirt-r- Jl mutinied Jose Luis Tamayo elected Jan. of Ecuador. presidentmob attacked relchstag in Berlin Great and was routed by troops, 35 being killed and scores wounded. Jan. 17 Paul Deschanel elected president of t ranee. Jan. K MUlerand made French pre- ,rcb caPture1 Lemberg. cIrslniarBolahevlkl am. Bruas f,rkptured German CmA!Hedfiani mFeb. 6 Active rebellion against Japanese rule broke out in Korea. in ,Honduras Iveb. 22-- Serious revolution Feb! 26 Irish home rule bill introduced "(arc h F A dml ral Hortby elected regent repreeenta-irinamenttri- Relgdum- .- to discus Peace treaty, Rovno In July captured p'" "rc5 governMarclfOverthrow of Ebert b ment in Berlin. Volf rmany6r revoluOonists headed o?old German cabiKMPaPrchn1cncU Br"'" a' h uPreme council 'agreed Scon elude and potes armistice, between eaDtured cityf0f Minsk from nSl dllvrie!f ani1 German agreed on t1 Brttigd". d by by facUon headed Wolfgang Kapp resigned March Dr. of Germany. as chancellor government regained March Doctor Kapps troops Berlin. controlln leMarch mayor of Cork assassl- 17-- bert re-to- K 20-- Lord Poui7i Rshevik armies feel?. Vtlbynla. but Reds &t on July Germany, refused to negotiate with the reactionary Dr, Wolfgang Kapp. net meettnr ,mad Pac and Pols- vlet Kovemment Pr,opMla for Poland. Julysrgalned at Ulp.lt, EMarchrGustavUNoske. Point. PoleA 'cerrungeyci' accepte'1 French terns ked soviet Russia for jB hTusri with umew Blish. cabinet was toa M Premier. 24- -r. i .consented, lo an .armis- - t"1 pfrre1 to talk peace surrendered. Damascus, buics jrrPrt?ks took Adrianople. cap-n- a Tayar. JUy 1 took Btalystok and tatked 5jErSt-UtVS- k. " July l na tnea. abandoned to soviet yrnch usfotlatlona F.u3iaBrtra J1, - da- - SSSkTSEt UL. v, ""PS ", giherta- Brest-Utovs- taken k 6t Nations council at F'rench plan for ztirm.i flf of Al4 fln'.raJ military rJ?,t5o.pted Boots plun tor In, Japanese killed h Ruan 'forsTw of coramoM passed Irish inrtll-Hou- se lrta"d' SoriW reffl Ygmen; civU Aprii 12-- Jay at Berlin agreement with warded. uatllL en'"Estrida Cabrera Cwis overthrown by rebels formal with Cano. ffewgoernmt ex-fer- ,.a K'4;,?hun ted is " began at Bsrano- - BriopteJ . March . minister of -- Hermann" Mueller, premier of -- V.. thousand persons killed "Mlrchl-Thr- ce in th th Juiy Dr. 13 of Juatte- natlonahsts otned ,n AWa Minor. Hma1 Llto council adopted Inter- - Tlsxcala, Mexico. Hger - Interrupted emtt.uK0,,at!on iBs their advance. Tarkigg - tic ' foi action. U i I. . J i yoiiPJjeHt ion led huK ide in last-i- eunendeied ' N w, to Ka bd , - M n, v Nc-- nm ai !l , pc , y ,.f to v ne'e. h ' ' i t t I. i , u g via ale v , o;.-p- it nimt e,l laws ..nt,nc,t to f --rUlui foi i vv o )r.,n H.i ntu dev i .i.o) swum In cl stale '"V' lent "f bltuml'icO.- - coal can by I'UHident Wilson, effevtive 'P Al P'tr, lor Gtiiorul of 1,'Ra liltlr t IT., live May A .i A..pit'ine i in.rt .icin' i.l the . ; nu. Me Aug l,L,''as elected president I: law paasad i ,r -. er M l1f I't'.sj , Condra Inaugu-- j .usgus) ar let t ei s e.ected a eui i!s X i.f t er Ab. fis In ,0 rate! " '!, t prest- - a . Iron'..-ii-gr- 4 d, - : Veruielos of Cireect Tarts Mi awtney of Cork and a:,:s atuieu while attending a tOL.Il a tu i e oil tn Lower Tattfor-riiJe- d 1 Mrt t J I.C . uiitu. governor ot l;i rebellion against 1. Al K WO... 1 ot Ke..,! l and ,crt.1ln of H Hi mi voiiililnatioii. 81 a ( i.l f'violaiist iionnniited F.i.gene Dei - oi pidei.t and beymour Siedmaii for i it jr, i evident i aIe Mi, adopted Knox peace res i, non May lx Se,retaiy of the Interior (ayiie made J i e, tor g rnei nl of i alii oa May a,udilrd eouale peace con pally -- v i o u A tliui k i k $,k i v New .9 V l' Yoik aid stieev , I Lev gues made premier Bir'. x!i p.dhe In Peland raided three nioi.. tow inikiig eight 111 a wee. 21, Hal an wuikers and employers ni.ulr agre.-utenand reign of communism plants ended lnjndiiHiii.il -- Gel 29 kepi loan wifeless station at Nauen, hug. si in world, oitlolady opened Oi t K o,.e f t ' oik hunger strikers dl d in Jail t V Jugo S'avia declared a rons'l tutional, 1. ereiiiiai with ths Berbiau roval fanul monarchy the nasty 1, t 23 -- T, lord mayor Tcnie of folk, died of MaiSwiney, star.atlon ln BiLloti pr s.ui Aiexunder. king of Greeep, rfl.-Got tuundourlotis elected regent of Gree e Nov 2 Alfredo Zavas elected president oi tuba Drvs In Uv defcat-- d In Scottish prohibition elections 11 Nov Irish lioire hou-- c of commons Nov 13 Hnngei stilke prlsonets called dT Nov It Veii'ielos' Greek elections Nov captured by the Georgia - j;i. e i l B iNlievIkl Nov 17 Verilzelos. Greek premier, resigned and Khallis formed new cabinet. Nov 21 Many killed and Injuied In raids In luhhn following tbs murder ot 14 British officers there. Nov. 23 Top of Mount Blanc fell off anil caused gieat avalanche. Nov. 26 Arvhur Grifllth, aitlng president of the Irish republic, and other lil.sh lenders unrated Nov Sum I'eln arson plot ln lamdun foded. Nov. 2X Irish plotters set fire to several large warehouses on I.iveipoid water front and killed tw men. F'ifteen auxiliary police recruits ambushed by Sinn Felners near KUmlchael, Ireland. Dee. 1Obregon Inaugurated president of Mexico. Dec 4 Greek people voted for restoration of Constantine Dec. 8 Greek government Invited Constantine t.o return to the throne, despite warning by Great Britain. France and. ar men Hi S, pt ;i ( In, itko ti,t Goal 16 Mln.k. tries distil, 27-- Big Italy. General raids throughout Cork by British police Dec. 9 Dr. Michael Halnlseh elected president of Austria. law proclaimed ln Dee. 1- 0- Martial south Ireland. Dec of Cork's business section burned In reprisal for 8!nn F'eln raid. Dee. 18 Negotiations for peace ln Ireland broken off bv demand that Lloyd George deal with De Valera direct. King Constantine arrived In Athens 2b Eighteen killed and many Dee wounded ln battle between English and Irish' in County Tipperary. F'arrows bank. London, w 1th 75 branches, failed. art DOMESTIC en led of Great t minets deni, lalumg tie nano. is Britain Thousands of Reds arrested Jan. many cities Raids continued daily. Taking of the census begun. Jan. 3 Department of Justice revealed radical Vlot lo overthrow the government. War Finance corporation announced loans of $17.wF).buO to aid exporters. Jan. 6 Kentucky and Rhode Island ratified suffrage amendment. Jan 7 Five feoclallsts were denied their eats In New York legislature, Jan. 8 Democratic national commlttee selected Ban Franclaco for tha convention. opening June 28. Jan. 16 House of representatives again denied Victor Berger hla seat. Senate passed Sterling sedition bill. Jan. 14 Oregon ratified suffrage amend- In ment jan. 17 National prohibition amendment to Constitution In effect Jan 27 David F. Houaton appointed treasury and Edwin T. secretary of the Meredith of Iowa secretary of agriculture. Henry P, Fletehef resigned as ambas- ador ta Mexico Csroflna refuted to ratJan. 28 South ify suffrage amendment Virginia senate rejected federal amendment. Secretary of the interior Lane effective March E Arizona ratified suffrage amend-men- u Feb 13 John Barton Payne. Chicago, appointed secretary of becreury of State Lansing resigned at the request of President Wilson. American Suffrage association v National Chicago. opened J6Its Iset conventionof Inhouse Subcommittee reportFeb waste and incom-nten-- e ed great extravagance, in aircraft production, severely Colonel Secretary Baker, criticising and Ryan. Disque 18 Director New Mexico ratified suffrage Feb amendment. bill conference report Feb. adopted by house. Feb. 3 Senate adopted conference report on 24railway bill.R. Crane, Chicago, Charles Feb. named minister to China. selected for Feb 25 Bainbrldge Colby of state. secretary Feb.- - 26 3. VV. P. - Hunt of Arizona made minister to Sam. entered divorcing Feb 27 Court order from business not directly big packersmeat packing related to ratified suffrage Feb. 28 Oklahoma e ra Judge Geiger in MiMar c lwaukee upheld Wisconsin's ZH per cent beer law. legalNew Jersey legislature passed. law , izing 3i Pr cent beverages.court decided United States Supreme United States Steel corporation is not an . Illegal .combination. Railroads returned to owners. blr Auckland Geddes accepted as British ambassador to United SLstea President Wilson let it he known be would not be candidate, for Virginia assembly ratMarch ified suffrage amendment. H-- l wrecked United Sts tee submarine LL Commander J. near Magdalena bay. crew lost Webb and three of Feb 8 suffrage7 Feb. res gned. the-trvterf- or. -- hVed 10-- it 1 . indus- J Btiush mine strike ca led off Ik', 13 New Linda' d cotton mills te .tu.ed wages of iOr'.vxO woikrts attoiil per vent lec l,s Sevetsl tug tndustital comerns aim, Him cd wag redo, lions and dls.oulln--uaruof dividends attutnev Nov Mat, ml Dec Y' '2 land-emp- 1 1 it -- Gro-tier- n ; 4- 17-- ' - liear-Admlra- INDUSTRIAL el ur t. -- e brother Clileau. of th Olive 13 '' v 6 , New York Dec 16 Mi 1 v F7. Iodge. automobile palm Reach Si htelner. novel's! c'yrus Beard, chief Justice of lining enjin nte court i7 Dec Lieut Pat O'Brien, famous Anteil, an war aviator, committed suicide. llntatlo W Sev monr, noted journalist, Irt e l'tioinas Hume, imlllouali't at Muskegon, Mich Jan . i'aul Adam. F'ren, h novelist Jan. 14 Ghai les E Magoon, formsr governor of vanal zone Jnlin U. Dodge, automobile nianufsc-- t uter, ,,f Detroit Jan Reginald De Koven, American , ninpoH, r. Jan 24 ltev. Cyrus Townsend Brady, author, at Yonkeis. N. Y. Jau 27 J U. Wilson, Tezaa ,attle mag-tiat- in Della pope NECROLOGY Jan of New York. ec I manure, Hirer, 'y n 2 1 Mtd,r of lullway men rititiiw , I'- tlu.H He ll,d..s 7 anti-foielg- F3. C. Benedict of .tk M'a M.itgaret (lie water, writer, in Mo-l,'!to, t at Nov 2t,- - Jake - Ilsmon, Republican national committeeman from Ukluhomm ' tiwe.ilsh minister to I ' n e States Nov ;x Janie- - J Reynolds, noted rail-- a ay builder and engineer. In Chicago Nov 29 Kngcne W prohibition t.'id. r. at otig it, i. h. Ghaflti, ( al Dec I, (tide Stetson, eminent New n.riatt strike p.uaivred the an 1 ,1,-- 3- -I N'. v lilted nt l1 Gere mote owes of aw aide, I , Hup. K vprer, by (. an Railway Sl.tu.s lallwav iahr Vritei St ' llv V H, id n tot Ring 8- s' of NtW JuIJley 'I hum, j Coolldge, former minister to rrittii,' 22 at Boston N, W. Breck, noted mural te, otutiir. , I'.i,1 'ncre lies 1i i ot or 1 7 i a. Ba-vsrl- Nov. Thode, noted German. historian. Admiral T. B. Howard. V. . N.. retired Nov Ellis, president of Ohio utm ei slty. N,n I7 , homes Shields Clarks, sculp-tand in New York. N.n ix printer, tunklin F'urt, former governor - v date for Amiei.ia Iii'esltgation of presidential campaign senate. expels, 27s begun ly tie I'lauHleiit W lUun vetoed Knox ilji e pea. lebolullon May 2 Water Mer coneei y alkm bill paeeed bv (ongresa June United Mtate Supreme court decided lalllnution of a constitutional amrmltu, i.t IK not ,,i je,t to submission to popu in i efei enduin I eh 4 E. I. Ripley, thalinian of Santa , S, i ,.t e lined to give I'resUlent be iitllwi, v, at Nantu Bari, hi a, Gal to a- iepl AiiiienWin mandate 0 t Hai her, founder of Diamond Match June 4 I'tertldont W II non vetoed budget at Barberton, O tdtl ,'ongiev passed hit! In, roasing pay .company, ev Feb James H lm klev, editor of pcelal employ eon Christian Advo, ate, at Morristown. N. J Uint, accirtary Folk of State Fiank Fell 10 G F Gunther, pioneer latuly re gt., man u but u i er of t Idvago, and all June a Congress adjourned. Ur, s'd-W I e.'ii lilting several Impel taut measF'eb 12 Julius Ghambeie, autlior and ure!, d.e vvliiiont Ills signature In New Yilk. expluter Ju: e United blatev Supreme court Feb. 13 Brig O 1. P. W. Davison, u i.l UhIi Die pioldtdtion ameml-Ine- i U. 8. A. I and tlie olnlead enforcement set -- Bear Feb A, tin. ral Bobert E 1eary, Jniio S Republican national convention U 9 N., discoverer of north pole. opei cl In I I.l, ago. V. Pullman, superinF'eb 22 Maj R June 12 Keputdicanx nominated Warof Washington pellet ren G Harding of Ohio tor president and tendent Feb 21 F'ranklln Murphy, former govCalvin Cii.dldge of M.un tiusetls for ernor of New Jersey vice president eb 26 John G, Olmsted, famous iiKhitect. at Brookline, Muss March United Btates Henator Joint 11 Hankloud of Alabama Wurth 4 George I) Smith, noted on rare Looks, In New York. March Senator Henry W ltlalr of New Hampshire in Washington Mar.Ji Ruulllier. artist and collector of rare prints, at Ghliago Mar, di 26 Dr. Thomas 11 Owen, direcJulv .yj Geotge White, Marietta, Ohio. tor of department of ar, hives and hisnational remnorittlc ek',1,1 cbalrinun tory of Alabama, st Montgomery. Ala. coil mu H ,e William Thomas 8 medley, American Julv 21 I'rohlhlttnnlsts o.ened im'lnnal York. artist, ut 3- New conveniion tn Lincoln, Neb, and nomi1- FTdwtn March Warfield, former govW acJ for nated president by Bryan ernor of Maryland, at ltaltlmote. cliini'inon April - Dr. William Marlin, medical diJulv 22 Bryan declining, the Urohlbl-tloniMrector United States navy, retired, at nominated Aaron 9. Watkins of San F'ramdsco. Ohio loi president und D. Leigh Colvin April 4 -- Bishop Mathew S. Hughes ot of New York for vice president Portland, ore , at Gleveland Senator llnrdlng notlllod of nomination Dr A pr it John A Brashear, former by It, publicans chancellor of University of Pittsburgh, July 27 Governor Coolldge notified of and astronomer. yloe pr, siilentlal nomination. April lo Judge Richard 9 Tuthlll, st July 11 Intel stute commerce commisGld, ago Slid , sion authorized freight, passenger April 12 -- Most Rev. John Baptist I'ullinun rate incremte sin, uniting to archbishop of Armagh and primate ubout a billion and a half annually. of all Ireland. leadCommunist Aug April 14 -- Roger G. Sullivan, Democratic er found guilty of sedition in Chicago. at Chicago lender, in West uial riots Aug April 16 - Theodore N Vail, chairman ot F'rank fort. Ill state troops sent. American Telephone and Telegraph comStieefcar strike riots in iwmver; sev- pany, at Bnltlniore eral persons killed. April 26 Mias Marjorie Benton Cooke. Aug 7 -- Governor Cox formally notified American author, at Manila. of In nomination. Mav - It. J Relford, publisher, st lais of 12A per cent In x. Angeles Aug comuutlioitzed by Inlerstals press rales May 9 Bishop J II. Vincent, founder merce (ommiHslon. of the Chautauqua assembly and of th Aug. IS I eiinessee, the last state necesRockefeller foundation. In Chicago. sary, ratified woiuun suffrage amendDean Howells, In New May ment York. - Ratification 26 of amendsuffrage Aug Mav 16 IavI P. Morton, former vice ment proilaimed by Seeretary of 9tate president. Colby. W. .DA. Mann. Inventor May by Kept. 13 Maine went Republican and publisher. In Morristown, N. J. 65.0UU. N (Rockwell, Dr. John noted is May Fept. 15 Terrific explosion at Wall and astronomer, In Cleveland O tn laid New York, Rede; Rioad streets, June I -- Rear Admiral W. W. Hendrickliilrty persons killed and 3V0 injured. son, U 8-- N. to 21Three Socialists, Sept. June 3 Dr. Charles Augustus Btoddard, New York assembly, ousted; two seated, noted author. In New York. but resigned. June 5 Rear Admiral Winterhalter, Indianapolis, U 8 N. bmt, 24 W. A. Ketchem, In R. A. G chief of commander eleiled Rhoda Broughton. British novelist. lrealdent Wilson detained to abrogate Juna 14 Mme. Re Jane, famous F'rench trade trtatles, as asked by congress ln actress the merchant marine act. Crown prince of Plain Col. J. W. Galbraith. Jr, CinJune IS George W. Perkins, financier, fept. 29elected national commander of at Btamford, Conn. cinnati, the American Legion. July 4 MaJ Gen. William C. Gorges, Walter Dill Bcott elected president of former surgeon general of Itnltmi Slates Northwestern university. army. In' Ixmdon. Oct. 7 The 1820 population of contlnin-tn- l Representative Dick I. Morgan of Eighth United Plates announced as lufi.oM.hje, Oklahoma district. 2 G. Warren Nov. John Arbuthnot Fisher, Harding and Calvin July 10 Coolldge eleited President and vice presfirst lord of British admiralty. 11 ident of United Blates. Republican landKugeitUt, last emJuly slide of F'rsnce, st Madrid, Ppaln. press antl-alle(. allfornta voters Indorsed the July 12 Rear Admiral Henry Tudor land law. Brownell Harris, U. 8. N., st SouthampIn atNew York 25 mob Irish Nov. ton, England. tacked Union league dub because BritJuly 21 Arthur J Eddv, Chicago, auish flag wne flying. art critic and lawyer thor, Dsk:. 3 Secretary of Slate Colby started K. Vanderbilt, In Paris. July r.'28 William on formal visit to South America. W. M. Reedy, editor and pubJuly sesDec. 8 Congrwas began the eiiort lisher of the Mirror, of fR sion. Aug. 1 J. Frank Hanley, former gov Dec. 7 Nobel peace prize awarded to error of Indians, killed In auto accident. President Wilson. Marquis of Queensberry, In JohannesPresident Wilson's message to congress burg. Aug. T Isham Randolph, noted civil en. urged Independence for the Philippines and a loaoi to Armenia, glneer. In Chicago. as C. 8 United Dr. Lula Galvin, Dominican minister to J. Voplcka resigned Dec. United Btates. Btates minister to the Balkan states. Rear Admiral Henry T, Mayo retired. Aug 6 Commander C. M. Howe, U.8 N, I ec. 13 House passed bill suspending Rev. Dr. H. C. Herring, general secretary national council of Congregational Immigration for- 14 months, churches House adopted resolution repealing warAug. 8 J. E. McCall. United Bute distime la tea. tvenete adopted resolution for revival trict Judge for western Tenneaeee. Aug 10 Jkmes O'Neill, veteran Ameriof war finance , corporation to aid tbe can actor. farmers. FL- Gbeen, U.- - 8. N.; Dec. 14 Government crop report showed retired. five billion shrinkage tn values of nearly 13 Walter noted 1818. AmeriWlnana, Aug. dollar compared with can artist and eportaman. In London Dec. 16 Senate passed bill authorizing . -- associations. eminent Aug. 18Plr Norman farmers' marketing scientist, at Bid mouth, England. ine Etelka Gerster, famous Aug. Dec. 18 Senate passed bill forbidding soprano. In Haljr. trike on railroad. 27 Aadress famous SwedZorn, exAug Dec. merger of four press companies authorized hy Interstate ishaupainter. 26 James Wilson, former commerce cofnmtlon. at Traer. Iowa. secretary of agriculture, 20 Cardinal Arnetts, archbishop Aug of parte.-gepi. I Cardinal Mendex, archbishop ot Toledo and prmat of Spain. strike called off by workJaa. Casus, English novelSept. 17 Egerton ers' committee. ist. 20 General ln Jan. railway strike Italy; BepC 20 George Nasmyth, American somartial lew In principal dtlea. ciologist,3l at Geneva. Feb. 8 Three hundred thousand memDr. F7rtc Doolittle, noted asKept. bers of Brotherhood of Maintenance of tronomer, In Philadelphia. "Way Employees and Railway Shop17. "Lafcept. 268. P. Avery, art patron and borers ordered to strike February st Hartford. Conn. philanthropist, 11 General Hines Director refused F'eb. Jacob H. Schlff, New York banker and to raise wages of railway employees and philanthropist. Ott. t W. Murray Crane, United Btates dispute 14 was referred to tbe President Kail unions agreed to hold wag Feb. senator, at Dalton, Maaa. tn demands and strike da Palacios, noted Span Oct. abeyance gs asked , iah author. by President Wilson. 1 F'rench strike lo Dr. IL Stuck, archdeacon Rev. settled. Oct. railway March March 6 Two thousand railway ezpiess of the Yukon. Oct U Mrs. Ogden Mills, social leader employees at Chicago struck. Marik 20 One thousand clerka employed In New York and Paris. Inon etrtke for C. ,M. Alexander, famous svang ellsL. ln tn Chliago city hall creased wage.' Birmingham, England. J. G. Bnydeker, Chicago capitalist and March 31 Bituminous coal miners Zl per cent wage increase and art connoisseur. eignt-ho'resident Oct 16 Howard H. Grose. - preeldenl day awarded by - ' UnfveraaT Mintarjr Training league, lo Wilsons1 cos! commission. Chicago city hall clerka ended Chicago. Aprii Oct. Leman, defender of strike; granted wage increase. Liege against ths German. April 5 Nine thousand switchmen emJohn Rd, American writer. ployed by eleven railroads In Chicago Oct. 18 Federal Judge A. L Sanborn, freight traffic tied up. 'struck; Five thousand coal miners In Illinois at Madiaon. Wl. dissatissnd Kansas struck because of Oct 19 Jay RlaL prominent theatrical N. C. faction with wage awards. and circu man, at Wineton-Bale8 switchmen's strike Chicago April Oct. 23 Oliver Doud Byon, veteran . ail cities. to TAmerican-actorspread 13 President Wilson appointed O-'April 24 atepnen 8. Gregory, .eminent railroad board to aettle railroad wage Chicago lawyer. question.15 OcL 25 Alexander, king of Greece. Federal officers arrested thirty April Nov 1 Thoa. R. Jernigan. Orientalist leaders of rail strikers at Chicago on and former American consul at Shanghai. with of interference movement charges Nov- - 2 Louie Imogen Oulney, Ameriof malls snd violations of Lever act. essayist. In England. June 7 Fortieth annual convention of can poet and W. Nov. tO. Steven, president ChesAmerican Federation of Labor opened in Montreal. apeake and Ohio railroad. i Nov. 8 Ludwig h 1 reoiuti,,ii 31 a .4 - ITrsiileu t free for auiiaiiuy IH.' former king of Maj. R. W. McClaughry, former warden of Leavenworth and Joliet penlten-- i ttarlea June Gompere president of the American Federation of for thirty-ninttime. labor board j.i v .si United Stwtr warded six burnt ted millions Increase In to all of Uasses wages railway workers, about lii'f vvb.u was asked 22 Had unions oidered referen-- J J,l .iu vote ,.ii wage award. J .iuiiuh ii.ul ii iiar s on strike J G .a- Indiana and Kansas coal mln-e- i s strui k I n' J.! r! na 1, dial Harvester com- 1'inv uni i.,t;,rt ,t would pay Its ent-- l elves ov pei ,ent of ns piolits after per .Nil bad I, en pad on invested capital J..!v 31 Mi king milieu ordereJ back o troops troops entered K' ' fb. Wrangel began offensive aguin AAsg Sixth soviet army Kolchak and his preleb. Oct H peace treaty ttier executed by revoluGonlsts. In signed Feb, 10 Danes won tne plebiscite 17 Oct Japanese and Korean troops North Schleswig. 'fought in Manchuria. president Wilson notified allies he would Defeat of of settlement Wrangel near Kakhovka ansot assent to proposed nounced. Adriatic question. Nov Serious defeats of Wrangel s Feb. 11 Letu declared armistice with forces announced oviet Russia. 10 Nov. council agreed sultan Italy and Jugo Slav.a reached Feb ' under agreement on Adriatic d.sptite tty remain in Constantinople, 12 Nov Complete collapse of guarantee. forces in the Ciltnea Feb. IS Allies renewed their demand Nov. 15 League of Nations asMinbly is Holland for extradition of opened first meeting Ja Geneva. Paul Allies agreed Germany might try the of Belgium elected president wu vandals, reserving the right to try Nov. 16 Ukrainians routed by Beds, if results are contrary them themselves losing Kiev and other towns. to Justice. Spain agreed to join the allies ln policFeb. 17 Premiers of allies sent conclli- ing the ilna district. story reply to W ilsons note on the AdriNov. 19 Germany notified League of atic settlement. Nations that the treaty of Versailles had Supreme council decided on internationalization of the Dardanelles and the been violated by the allies In the matter soviet . I ten elated 'ii..t i t. A Or'i!0 Foie 31 Aug I'krainiat s against the HoUhavtkt Peace con at M'nk broke up 8 Red sept. 1 Bud army lit Ga.i Is aestrojed hy the Folea ,1ef,,al of Feds by General rv?pl annoutu ed -- ! Annunzlo ePl, proclaimed the " Italian regency of guarnero kept 2u Ninto HesHinn of I.ag'ie of Nations council usd- after Poland unit Idthjuiui to Pei Ing suspend L".iii.1i',m hostilities and aihitr.ite their dffeiences. and Finland and Sweden to arbitrate concerning tile Aland LUnds Polish Ruselan peace conferen, e opened t Riga mans res .mod ivilVU OJ v'ot in s o 1. er n neMt, t b Novo i i or gteat rl Or A'.ilUivljl. Belfast u,n or mou.KUieti -- d!d- - r.i..v,toK HoNtevta arums ba let u,s ,et:ct nl U range! carter m. orr m v i 'v . edi d made pro- - t'xi t'.i'ne k t relerte"pr LHu.SMar ki Kuu-nxm- ii III r i in- epr.-entat- i J r ri.ree - ti. ft if, . L.f f.o ,!'e Aug . nums'er of ; i. Aug i ; Ut , , killed and t'vis warfare in Kon- - U frumgrLl;':rs;-I'r:- Juco-fciav- Bol-Jtn- p-- foi niBi Ht rt elected of Mexico, '.uicfHi x'aihilic 80V-ti- e k : g of Italy, I i: i',, fleeing by March 18 United States senate new Article X reservation to peaceadopted treaty,, bjr vote of 56 to 26. United States, Supreme court granted penn .seton to slate of New Jersev to institute oiiginal proceedings to test validity of prohlbtton ameiniinrut John Hatton Favne retired as t hal'-ma- n of s Uard and wa sworn Hi as .Vi i eta ippmg v vf in e pr VG f l.iteo Mnos senate adopted res... .'i.m vole d 4e to tx dc.Uimg fot ms n.i i, .,1 f r lie., ind I"- o: es j .tased arinv ati't licit., ii bill ptoviiirg lor army of men and 1..W.X- ..ttli'cT i.s'rl h i lei n an with eu, e lea, e cvc.ant fa ,ed ot z attiealy Itb oloii lu set ,'e 5..,' i y Tinman II Nevvbeiiv, J'Uib'r I Ii 1' .1 S' ties eana'ot 11, mi M.vblgon and Is o be rs .to.nv led hv J ii v at Gi m.l - ' , .... , ki.ted rn iojsoj.n s.. l!'. sr--- i: p, , laun,h'-- ?HolIand Supreme tit i ,o.a , r t.VTania Mro i' !o Aug m 22 I d Gea, ba't'e Hol-JZkt- April I ri canonized by Pope, I',. cio M .. , a uni . t la o council called on surrender former German era-Z- L trial. council gave Jugo-lifour days to agree to the Flume from the council of "cieeoa retired of Nations. refused to surrender to the allies. & former German emperor given more time td reply settlement. between Poles arid ,jnIfBattle along the Dvina reported. ref-- o Jsa. fi General Denlklne and stafT British vessel at Constantinople. rejected the AdriJan 28 Jugo-Slavatic compromise offered by Italy. had Jan. 29 Ukrainians announced they should of o. -- B l.sle.-- kt ltouncl ofLeague of Nations many troops into ten i Au,' .2M sheviki announced capture of and p0ii8), troops took wtaak from th Bolahevlkl. of peace treaty . States. Greece. China and ined, represented. itciemenceau and Lloyd George siilptedplan giving Italy sovereignty delegates were jta.11USHungarlan too t K a: on an ;. jwrtnoslvn March of V! . (2 international March Wt : LiHtT' soulfiVM ir," broke u:tV; iS " UhJtaw a l1' 1'lJ tt" treH.v Mea- - occupied Mexico Oty; ArT anx Hed May ( Obregon'a forces Taro- - Mt Trn- - 11 of Juarea Joined the .h ,w 1 h,"! to, if tives March trarrevolt. t0 a1'1 Bulsud ntrhed Ititiv U !1 Wt!l aval,. ? ,,ir . s .da Or IllTvr r.l 8i an ten tor v ' Of .r r. op, eljfn o Jan. py. ' ''i rioarL-- ' : s Western Nowspauer Minsk v Chronology WYJjO. at AmeiUan Dec 2v lturch New Helen educator. Rt 'I nt I York Rev ei ta n t F7. Starrett, noted Charles I. pis, opal Summer bishop of DISASTERS Jan In MexUo kilted Kaithquake many persona and did vast damage Feb. 6 Disastrous storm swept Atlantia coast of United State. Mar, It 28 N'early ISno per.--, ms killed and bundle, Is injured by tornado which swept Illinois, Indiana, Olilo, Michigan, Wisconsin, Alabama and Georgia. Several million dollars' proierty damage April II -- Three hundred killed, many Injured in explosion of munition dump at Rothenstetn, Fast Prussia, Apt II 2o 9, on s killed by tornadoes In Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee .Mav 2 I'lfiv tune killed by tornado In Cherokee county, Oklahoma. 19 Great Hoods In Japan with Aug heavy Ions of life - Kiri li,iiuk e In northern Italy Kept destroyed itianv town and killed 174. kept. 9 Mme destructive euthquak klm, ks In italv Rein Ai- Million dollar fir on Galveston water trout Dec. 9 D aottlrou In Chile and Genu ul Vinci lea.earthquakes 16 Dec. Furlhipmk destroyed towns along A i gent inn (dope of the Andes. 40U k 3 -- 7- l - til, d SPORTS Jan. Haugen of Colorado won tit International ski tournament at Gary, 111. 3o Jan. Joe Hlecher won heavyweight wrealllng iiampionshlp tom Karl B Huy won world's amaF'eb. teur championship at Chicago, March 8 Percy Collins of Chicago won national amuteur billiard championship March 15 Waller Hagen of Itetrolt won west const open golf c liampioinihin at Bcllalr Heights, F'ln., when lie completed 72 holes In 292 strokes. May ky Derby won by" Paul Jones. automoMay 31 -- Chevrolet won bile race nt Indianapolis. 2 llu m T. Tllden of PhiladelJuly phia won British lawn tennis champion-'shi- p in singles at Wimbledon. July 15 Shamrock won first of America's cup race, owing to accident to 18 A v threo-cushlo- Cad-doc- n 18-- 2 500-m- ll Rea-ulu- te Charles Evans, Jr., won westJuly ern amateur golf championship. for July 2- 0- Himmrock won second-ra-ce America' cup, 21 Resolute defeated Shamrock in July third rac won fourth race, July July '24 Mark Airis, Illinois, won Olympic championship. July z7 Resolute won fifth race and th America' cup. Aug 3 United Blates won Olympia target shooting contest. Aug. b Jock Hutchinson won western open golf championship., Aug 13 Edward Ray of Flngland won American open golf championship, Aug 22 -- Kolilenialtien of New York, entered for Finland, won Marathon at Antwerp. Americana won tha Olympic champion-ship- s. Kept. Dempsey knocked out Billy Mlske In third round. 8ept. 11 (.harles Evans, Jr won na- tlonal amateur golf championship. Kept. 27 Brooklyn won National teagua pennant. of Chicago kept. 28 Been member Whit Box club and one former member accused of conspiracy to 'throw" world aeries of 1918. Two confessed. Grand Jury at Chicago voted indtutmenta. won American Isagua Get. pennant. won flret world aerlaa Oct 17 trap-shootin- g ack . , gam9 won second world aeOct rie gjrine Oct. 7 Brooklyn won third gams. Oct, 8 Cleveland won fourth game. Oct 16 Cleveland won fifth game. -won sixth game. Oct won seventh gam Oct and world'a championship. Carpentter of F'rance knocked out and became tight heavyweight champion of ths world. 18 Oct Eight National leagu and threa American ieagua cluba voted to withdraw from tha national agreement and adopt a new xryetem of baseball government. Oct, Jury tn Chicago indicted Hal Chase, Bill Burn and Aba Attal for baseball the conspiracy. Get. 36 American fishing schooner Esperanto defeated Canadian entry Dels-wanin first race. Nov. 1 Esperanto defeated Deiawanna won series, and again Nov, 8 Owners of eight National and Three' club voted to foris new league and offered chairmanship. of board of control to Judge Landis with annual salary of $50,000. Nov. 18 Judge Landis- - accepted-chai- rtnanshlp of baseball board of' control, and war between tbs major leagues was averted. Nov.' 56 Ohio 8lat university won football championship. naNov. Sf Rosco Harles won tional championship auto race at Los An. geies. Gaston Chevrolet killed In collision. Dec. 8 Willie Hoppe reUined the balk tine rhsmptorrshtp. Dec. 13 John Ia.yton of 8L Iouls won three-eushkbilliard championship from Bob Cannefax. Dec. 14 Champion Jack Dempsey knocked out Bill Brennan in twelfth round. ky na ' con-ferep- ce 250-mi- !a 18-- 2 AERONAUTICS r mad Feb. ?7 Maj. R. W. world's altitude record of 86.02U feet at Dayton. O.. and then fell five miles, hut sorvlved. May 31 Two Italian lieutenants comfrom Roma to Tokyov pleted flight Jun 27 Aviator John H. Larsen made new nonstop record ln United hiates; 4.0w-mflight from Omaha, Neb., to In U hours. Philadelphia -- lie F'our- - United Btatce alrpianc July started flight from New York to Alaska. July 28 First transcontinental mailplane left Long Island for San F'raneteco. Ai,g. 8 First transcontinental air mall reached Oakland, CL Aug. 16 Air mall service established between Chicago and t. St. Loula air mall Aug. 46 'hlcago-8, service established. New from York 23 Army plane Aug. reached Nome, Alaska. t.oast-io-ooaair mail service w,t. 8 estalihshed Bennett trophy Gordon 28 Janies Sept by Sadi Lecointe, F'rance rsre w'n Oct. 25- - Belgian entry Belglca won International balloon race in America. Nov. 25 Lieut. C. C. Mosley won Fulit-z- er trophy airplane race at Mineota, N. Y., bis average speed being 178 miles an hour, Dec. J J. T. Christensen, air mail pilot, set new record for 4. Uicngo-N- e5 w York hours 21 flight, making 742 m.le tu oUuutea. Bch-ocde- il , it. st ; |