Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1920 — Page 10

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FRANCE TO SHARE Iff PEACEMNFERENCE France Gets False Synopsis of U. S. Note Three Days Before it Was Published.

f 'NTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 WASHINGTON. Aus. 1J France probably will participate in a j;n-ral rfacf conference between the allies fcnd so iet Russia, it wa declared today by officials in close touch with the French ami British embassies. Despite France's promised help to Gen. Wrangel's government (in South Russia, it was pointed out that the interests of both France and the de fact i Crimean regime could be safe guarded only by Premier Millerand tartlng a seat at the proposed genial peace conference with the Bolsheviks. At the state, department today it became more evident than ever that the Polish minister her, I'rince Lubirnor"iski, is engaged in "hopeless anticipation" if he expects the administration to amplify the very brief reference made in the Polish note conferring- the 'available means" to be employed to make effective the policy therein laid down. Both the state and war departments are agreed military aid should nt now be furnished. The department of state has undertaken an investigation of the amazing and mysterious circulation through-

cut France of a false synopsis of the American note on the Polish situation whieh become current at least three days prior to th publication of the

note Itself in the V. S.

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circulated In France, the V. S. had given the Bolsheviks of Russia U nioial suppuit, starling a wave of an-ti-Aiiifiican comment, the ffect , of which officials here ftar, cannot be o easily nnioviii.

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! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SIRVlCtJ . WASlilNtiTON. Au. IS Prince Caa- j nnir Luboi niUki. Pulitii imnislvr to; the L' .S., today renewed his requests I lor aid mr I'aloiid from the I . fc . i

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! Colby and Hugli Ciibaon. imnistti to i 1'oland. j Minister Gibson slaltd that there ii no legal obstacle to this government

furnishing supp" to Poland, but thut the whole Question is of policy and that it Is now being thoroughly threshed out.

meeting.

VETERAN TURFMAN IS DEAD SA HA TOO A SPltlNGS. N. Y, . , Aug. 13 Green B. Moils, aS, one of the oldest turfmen of the country, who has perhapa won and lost millions during his active career as owner of a racing table, is in a dying condition at the

I Saratoga hospital today. At the close

of the races yesterday afternoon he

was run over by a taxicab. suffering internal injuries from which physicians say he cannot survive the day. Morris lives in Washington. . C-

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MAN HUNT LASTS 3 DAYS PE SOTO. Mo., Aug. 13. The manhunt fur a negro, who is alleged to have attacked ll'-year-old itortrude Wilson, daughter of a farmer near Vineland. Mo., entered its third day today with the pursued still eluding a posse of several hundred. The entire country is up in amrs ami bent on vengeance The chase has now covered part3 ot Jefferson, St. FTancois and Washington counties. The hunt started Thursday afternoon, after the girl, en her way to the rost cfiice. had been stopped by a negro at a lonely t-pot on the road.

DORTMUS IS NAMED

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 Announcement was made at democratic headquarters today that Frank Doremus of Detroit, former congressman, has been named western campaign amiger and would liae. headquarters at Chicago.

Representing what is said to be the greatest advance in American Marine Engineerin9 In many years, the Diesel-driven ore carrier "Cubore" will start on her'mden voyage to Cuba this week. Her trial trip was entirely successful. The "Cubore" is propelled by a Bethiehem two-cycle oil engine of 3200 horse-power. Designed by an American, Arthur West, built by Americans, for use in an Amer.can ship, this powerful oil engine is this country's first successful attempt In a field that has been dominated up to this time exclusively by European . T,h ''Cuboe" wt" be u,ed ,or earryina ore from the Bethlehem Steel Corporation's Cuban properties to its plants in this country. r K The vessel is 469 feet long, 57 feet in breadth, and 37 feet in depth. Her dead weight tonnage is 11,500.

Mrs. Alexandra Sokolonky and her danhtfr, Adona. Mre. Alexandra Sokolowky of i New York poured carbolic acid over th face of her hu&band. Frank. ; when be was sleeping "to spoil his ; pood looks," so he would not attract : prettier women. Her husbard. an , organizer for the American Federation of Labor, died as a result.

INCREASED RATES FOR WATER CARRIERS WASHINGTON, Au?. 13. The U. S. shipping board anounced today that it will take undjr consideration immediately the question of increased rate.i Tor water-carriers operating in interstate traffic on the Atlantic coast.

Oulf of Mexico and Great Lakea. For- ' mil hearings will open on Autajt 18. i Applications for increased rateo equjv- j alent to those received recently by th railroads have been received by the

ehipping board.

er the country for twelve year, cur ime the breaking o the set-rich-quick bubble in Montreal in which Pon. zi admits he wan involved. Von si refusts to say whether he knows the man .

else may b laying for him" because of loives suffered in the rio'in? of liis Hiifton office.

RUSS ENVOY IN BERLIN 1 KKI.IN. Auk. 13. Victor Kopp.

ronii admits he fears that "snmehndv Russian Itolshevik envov to Gtrnmnv,

who arrived yesterday from Moh ow

conferred at length today with Haron '

von Maltzahn. chief of the Russian departmtnt of the foreign office.

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P0NZI TROUBES ARE INCREASING LEXINGTON. Mass.. Au5. 13. Chas. Ponoi. whose morney-miakinsr sn-stem has collopsed. has been threatened with death, it became known at his home today. A "black hand" letter has been received by Tonzi and a. a consequence armed guards about his h"m here have been doubled. The writer of the death threat boa.ted that he had pursued Ponzi ail ov-

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