Show fORM kI ARTY A T CHIC AGO GO GOI I r I r 1 r W r 1 r 1 r 1 rt M R o f fA TI N fA HD i I orty Agree 4 to Give Way Vay on Differences With IJO Laborite Leaders I r CHICAGO Jul July 13 7 x L. L Amalgamation of the he hel principal l groups attempting 6 ro form a new political party effected here hero today The rhe CommIttee of or r Forty eight ort ort-ei hl voted L to Join the National Labor bor party part fc i A large r league e group iOUP and a delegation of or single marched Into the labor I Ia convention and announced they I II Ko I bad I decided to amalgamate The he Committee of at 1 I- I orty eight I legates voted to I had the tho report of or f their coi conference r rence Committee on the the stumbling block to the proposed pro pro- i i posed l sed union Those These points points- were I Ie die be e Plumb plan and imposition ion of ot I capital tax feuring its separate session the of or forty eight voted to r. r recommend a platform plank for public ownership and democratic j b of ot t transportation ra including ing a DJ stockyards largo large abattoirs elevators terminal ware- ware f pipe lines and tanks The d democratic control controlS byJ by J yorkers and their representatives es was wu a Labor party demand I i t- t With Wilh the thc forty-eight forty convention nUon I pa record as agreeing to amal amalga- amalga a- a tn pate nate te this afternoon the tho Labor party convention with Nonpartisan san an ran leaguers and some Borne Ingle r I tax- tax ers officially participating Ung went ahead heLd hearing reports for fOI a short I time and then adjourned until this afternoon to lo hold the first Joint I O I with the el forty I. I Before adjourning the Labor party session indicated that tha t tho the now party part planned to nominate a presidential candidate possibly tonight and there may be he state tickets in m some sections p. p The Rev Hev Geor George e C. C Richmond t tI f I St. St Louis louls open opened cd the forty lorty j convention with a n. PrAY proy- tr r that was received with cheers I We Wc are not concerned about fa en AntI ami hell he said It is his z world in which we are aro In- In fretted rUl d. d As Jesus failed tailed so 80 In-I In do doIe Ie ahe prayer char charged cd that the party has sold out oute I e forces which taco face moral I In and spiritual desolation and We ar are corrupt mean low vl- vl 1 ned and selfish Forgive us us po tl and in the great n now coming cominS' save us from dissolution dIssolutionS nr r. r Richmond specifically gave gaves HS s for tor revolution re In Russia t the new spirit of oC self self- eness among negroes and andi i Ireland He lle asked for the do- do of or Pen PenI I I m and all other kinds of or He lIe also blessed l Ku- Ku utne u- u nc Deb Debs In fri his prison cell cen I. I reference was cheered The Republican party hates fus us and takes it Us Hit order Older from street he ha said This world 9 pa not In love loc with Thee 0 O God England gland Is Thine enemy and W 4 Ie 4 r linked with her We VIe p BK rhee hee for what the people people eople are doing fg the new spirit In India growth of independence among mons us 18 here as- as Destroy and other and Carnegie Carnegie- wn ItIn Release political prisoners B flIess less Eugene Debs 2 1 Give Ghe Pre President Wilson the ower to rise above the low morL mor- mor H L which have bave afflicted 18 s administration he continued William Bross Lloyd who l i on trial In this city Turn our OUT amo Into Inlo ultimate world re- re d Senator senator Lafollette Seems First Choice CHICAGO Tuly July Senator U.-Senator Senator b rt t M. M Lafollette of 0 Wisconsin L l l V vo va the third party's larty's nominee t presidency probably by hy 4 Continued ed on page 2 2 4 I RUSS TAKE Continue from page pago 1 1 Spa sa says s 's he be Is informed the tho allied conditions for Cor the conclusion of peace cace between Poland find and the to Russian soviet government provIda pro- pro ido vido for renunciation by Poland of ot any Imperialistic policy The allied note declares that Poland would accept settlement by y the allied supreme council of oC ho tho various questions at Issue amon among them those of or Danzig and eschen Under the tho conditions the Poles would retire to the tho front of or Gro Brest and south of or while tho soviet army would halt fifty kilometers from this line The allies promise to aid Poland to prevent any bythe bytho by bytho tho the Russians tho the correspondent adds and offer to discuss peace between Poland and RU Russia sla and Poland Lithuania Finland and at a conference to be bo heMIn held heM in London |