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MASSACRED
BY SOU FORCES
I virrendcr nny sovereignty, but mcrt'ly
tft lift Ptlllltt f ftt nt Ann 4iAManAat.tlA
customs, tarlflfa mid teicKraphs aud nr
rnngo co-urdlnntlou oil tlielr defenses If I
their indcneiidcnco Is threntciied.
"Why fthould America ptinlnh us bor
Idcr people by refusing u recognition
and iwiRtnncp in reconstruction? We
have the education and organization
neccsary to establish n covcrnment.
i but ate condemned because Hussia lack ,
SMANFAC IS
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CO-OPERATE
Civil Prisoners in Berdanskfa0 Policy Is Nonintor-
Qlauhtninr4 Onfnrn Rnl. teen pointH and are shocked nt Keen
6 tary Colby's note enunciating n fifteenth
linviki Pvnr.nntflH fiitv point, namely, that self determination
UKRAINE TO JOIN WRANGEL
Dy the Associated rress
Sebasinpol, Oct. It". Following the
defeat of Soviet forced by ueneral
Wrangel's army at Slnelnlkovo two
Soviet refclmetit stationed in the vil
lage of Rlbaskop bold a meeting and de
rided to surrender. accordlnK to an of
ficial report. Tbev took thN ni'tion In
view of the fact that thej rerc with
out food, shoes nnd clothing.
Bolshevik nuthorltles are reported no
longer to conceal the fat t that their
army Is dissolving and that a winter
campaign Is impossible under present
conditions.
Twenty-five hundred civil prisoners
is for Ozecho-Slovnkla, Armenia, IV
land and Finland, but not for parts of
the Itussian empire with populations
just as distinct, homogeneous and nun
Itusslan as the Armenians, Poles and
Finns."
CHINA H0N0RSAMERICANS
Dr. Dewey and Dr. Reinsert Get De,
grees From Peking University
I'ektn. Oct. 18. (By A. I ) Un
usual honors were Paid Dr Joint
Dewey, of Columbia University. New
York, and Dr. 1. S. Kclnsch, former
American minister to China, at the
University of l'ekin yesterdav, when
they were given the degree of doctor of
philosophy in the presence of a large
nsFemblagc of men and women atudvnts
and Chinese and American educators.
The meeting was marked by great
ference With the Various
Governments
CENTRAL POWER AT CHITA
fiummnrr of otwlat tnlile dlopatchra to
Joflny's I'tibllo Lnlirrr. ComrUht, 1D20.
or inr ruuiic i.
f.filKcr Co.
massacred upon orders from five I enthusiasm over the tribute paid to the
were
different commissions during tne last
days of the occupation of Berdansk.
on the northern coast of the sen of
Azov, according to advices. It is mid
that to bo arvested was tantamount to
a death sentence, cither by starvation,
disease or the pistol. Prison are re
ported to have become madhouse.
Upon leaving, the Itolshevlkl carried
off all valuables, even tubing dresses
and bed coverings from women prisoners.
Warsaw. Oct. 17 (By A. P. I Ac
tual lighting has ceased on the northern
lltusian front, and attention has been
two Americans. The secretury of the
American legation in this city received)
the degree on behalf of Dr. Itciusch.
Only four foreigners, two of whom
are French, have been uccorded sim
ilar honors.
DISCUSS PROTESTANT UNION
Tohlo, Oct. 1S. General Tunaka,
Japanese minister of war, and the most
powerful factor in the present govern
ment, has rarely been Interviewed, but
has given an exclusive Interview on
lar Eastern nffairs to the I'unuo
Ledoku correspondent during which bo
paid :
"In Siberia different governments
cast of Lalco Baikal arc now teady to
co-operate with one another. The cen
tral power will be located nt Chita.
"Since spring Jnpan has been work
inc to have the various Siberian kov-
crnments settle among themselves their
own iuestlons nnd co-operate togetner.
I I believe the withdrawal of the Japa
i nese army from Hnbnrovsk hns con
I tributed much to the settlement of this
, fundamental question."
I French Blamed for War Agitation
! Paris, Oct. 18. The French press is
gradually waking up to the serious
criticisms of France that have appeared
Disciples of Christ Promote Doc
trinal "Restoration" Movement
St. Louis. Oct. 18. (By A IM
onnatlon of n committee to Inquire , lntclj ln newspapers In the United
on has been into the feasibility ot n union nmoni: ' u. ...., . ,, . i ,.. ,,i ;.
shifted to the Ukraine, where the Protestant denominations, so far as ' ti.., (.nt(liislan now reached bv several
rkrnininfts are carrying on tue war tor t ineir lunuamental doctrines are con
the purpove of ridding their country of j cerncd, was considered today on the re
the BoNhtn-iki sumption of the conference of minister
The Ukiniuian army will fight with
tho Wtangfl fmces. Plans are being
made for the two armies to join soon,
and the Ukrainians arc gradually work
ing their w.ty to the southeast, where
Oencral Wrnngel's nntl-Uolshcvik
forces are Its conflict with Soviet ur-
inles
and laymen of the Disciples of Christ
(cnnsttun Church), held prellminuij
to tHe international convention of the
denomination, which will be lonnall)
opened here tomorrow.
The conference, which the delegates
term a "restoration congress. " adjourn
ed oer Sunday after being in scsion
leading editorial writers to the effect
that France must cither better justify
her present foreign policy or run the
lisk of facing an entirely hostile world
SK points tliut in America have been
labeled as serious fuuUs are now pre
sented here:
First. Thnt it is Trance who Keeps
up a state of war in Kuropc by her
fear of Germany.
Second, hxcept for ! ranee there
General Builenuy, who is reported to i two days. It was brought about by would hnvc been no conflict between
have been womuled before resigning ns
commander of Viol-hevik cavalry, i mid
to have established headquarters at
Minnlca. outIntt-t of Kiev, where he
is orgaizing insurgent detachments
in the Interests otf General YVmngel.
According to information received nt
headquarters of iV'i'1 Ukrainian mission
Bussin nnd Poland.
here, the Ukrainian Soviet government continuing to retain its Individual iden
was transierreu mom ivicv io rnruviuij.
some das ago. Owing to numetou -- -
Bolshevik raiding" parties operating I AMCDIPAMO mav iin oiioa
west of Kiev, rairVoud communication AMtHIUANS MAY AID CUBA
between Warsaw d that city ha not1
as yet been establl-iied. Island's Financial Situation DIs-
Riga. Oct IS. '"The Baltic states cussed at State Department
will not Hart any wnr. but we will re- I Washington, Oct. 18. (By A. P.t
slst to the last man nnv effort to take The financial situation In Cuba was
our independence away trom us, anu in i mscusseu nt tne State Department to
alleged departures from evangelic pol
icy on tUo part of ministers and con- Third. Thnt France has ultcmnted
gregntions of the Christian Church, nc- ' to excite Hungary nnd Bulgaria against
connug io aciegaies woo nrc promoting , ltussir.. .
n doctrinal "restoration" movement, i Fourth. That France has opposed
'Ihe plan for church union, the) ex- I fixing tho sum of the Germnn indem- I
plain, would apply solely to the mat- nity, and thus tetardeil the economic i
ter ot doctrines, cacti denomination i readjustment of nil Eurone. I
i" urn. r rnnco lias not made sumcient
JUDGE CONDEMNS LYNCHING
Southern Jurist Demands Some One
( Be Punished for Killing Negro
Springfield, Ga., Oct. 18. (By A.
.) -The results of mob activity were
pictured to the Effingham county grand
jury today by Judgo Lovett la instruc
tions which Virtually domanded that
somo ono bo Indicted for the lynching
several months ago of Phlllln Gathers, a
negro. Gathers was lynched in connec
tion with the killing of Anza Jaudon, a
girl.
"Officers of tho law, representing tho
sovereignty of tho state, flee from the
mob," Judgo Lovett told the grand Jury.
' What a pitiable spectacle. The state,
created by the pcoplo, In flight, pursued
by its own creators. Lawlessness reigns
supreme, the security of tho ,1aw be
comos a by -word to bo scoffed at, con
stitutional guarantees are by forco made
vain and empty things,
"To justify such conduct some will
say that the law Is technical and too
slow; that justlco may miscarry and
Bunishmcnt be not measurably imposed,
ur civil laws arc administered by our
own people and wo but Indict ourselves.
What assurance have any of you that
with public passion sufficiently inflamed
you may not bo mado a victim, and your
mo tne ioricit, though you be stainless
of crime? Let us not make a farce of
this court."
CONVICTS STILL AT LARGE
Search for sing 8lng "Trusties"
Continues In Four States
Osslnlng, N. Y.. Oct. 18. (By A.
P.) Sing Sing Prison keepers, rein
forced by police nnd civilian volunteer
posses, today continued search in four
states for George Stivers and Marcus
Bassett, two "trusty" convicts, who on
Saturday night made a spectacular break
for liberty.
Belief was expressed by keepers that
the desperadoes had trlod to reach
either Bhodo Island or Massachusetts,
and warnings were sent broadcast to
police of thoso states, as well us Con
ueetlcut and New York.
Dining yesterday the nien, ridiug in
n stolen automobile, held up several dif
ferent garage keepers nnd other clvlllaus
in Connecticut, from whom they tool
citizens clothing, gasoline nnd food.
CONDITION OF GREEK
KING LESS FAVORABLE
Tomperaturo Rises Again and
Monarch Is Persistently
Drowsy
Athens, Oct. IT. (By JV. P.) The
condition of King Alexander, who is
gravely ill as a result of infection fol
lowing a bite inflicted by a pet monkey,
was less reassuring tonight. A bulletin
from the sick room said the king was
persistently drowsy since early after
noon. His temperaturo ranged from
104.0 to 103.1.
Kx-King Constantino of Greece is
reported hero as intending to take ad
vantage of the situation created by the
serious illness of King Alexander, his
son, to return to Greece and claim the
throne. Tho Swiss authorities, it is
stated, are taking measures to defeat
tho alleged plot, formed in Switzer
land against the present Greek Gov-,
eminent. Constantino, replying from
Lucerne to an inquiry regarding bis at
titude toward tho regsney for Greece
being discussed in connection with the
Illness of Alexandor, telegraphed as
follows :
"Sufficient unto the day is the evil
thereof. I will not think of a regency
yet. My plans are those of my people.
r'OONSTANTINm, BHX'
BEAfc HUNTER MI88INQ
North Adams, Mas,, Oct. '18. A
searching party which included many
yilllams College students, nenewed its
offorts yesterday to find Harry G.
Fischer, an insurance agent of this
city, who disappeared on Wednesday
last, after telling friends that he was
going to hunt for a bear which had
boen seen on the Williamstown side ot
Mount Greylock. No trace of the miss
ing man was found.
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sizes and prices:
10. 4x 7. 2, $875
14. ix 6.11, $1M0
10. 6x 7. 1, $900
12. 6x11. 3. $1100
11. ix 7. 1, $950
10. 2x 6.10, $850
9. 8x 7. 1, $1000
8. 2x 5.11, $575
11. 6x 6. 7, $975
11. 5x 8. 6, $850
12; 6x 8. 5, $1275
12. ix 8.11, $1325
16. 8x10. 6, $2000
15. 4x10. 7, $2500
16.10x10.10, $3000
17. 2x11, $3500
14. 8x11.11, $1800
21. 9x10. 0, $8500
17. 9x11.11, $3750
22. 2x12. 2, $5300
"-.10, $5000
24. 9x14. 2, $7000
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two years the new border "Hates will
have learned how to resin in the
struggles against Girtnnn nml Itussian
aggression." Karl UDman, premier 0?
Letvia, told the Associated ITcss yes
terday. "The Haltic union i a misleading
name for the uuderstnnding the border
states are arrancinK," he continued.
"It is not really intended to be a union
in the sense the United States is a
union. The new states do not propose to
effort to ndjust her own finances that
her tax on the rich Is ridiculous in
comparison with England and the
United States.
Slith. Instead of having the courage
to put her own house in order, Frnnco
prefers to brave the risks of launch
ing a milltnry policy
Giolltti's I'osltion Shaky
Home. Oct. 18. A new nolltical sit
uation is rapidly developing ns n result
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nuvi.ur iirairy r roii uuu represcmn- pnrij inurwiay, on llie pretext or sym
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connection with the Cuban situntlon, n
group of business men havinc confcired
with State and Treasury Dennrtmpnr
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otiRhly embittered and Is asklnir loudly
that the government enerKctlcallv reas-
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representatives last Friday reading the I Giolltti suddenly discover how to swim
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