Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 321, 23 November 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ANP SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1920.

UNDERGROUND PARTY, UNITED COMMUNISTS, f -SS FIRST IN HISTORY

i f . By Associated Tress) I CHICAGO.-Nov. 22. The tirst "underground party" Jtliat- the United States has ever seen i3 ndwbelieed to be operating, according to Edwxrd J. Brennan, division; superintendent of the Bureau, Investigation of the Department of Justice here,,.; . ,w J "It appears." he said, "that the members or a great majority of them of the Communist parties have gone ever, to a United Communist Party that t seems to be maintaining a secrecy .never before attempted by an American radical organization.- ; "These "people appear to be holding meetings with the utmost secrecy ;with which they can surround them. Names used appear fictitious. "The Russian element which formed t!ie backbond of the original Commun- : 1st Party appears to be in control and t.-. have the bulk of the membership of Hie new secret organization.Distribute Literature Literature is frequently distributed without any indication as to where it comes from. In order to escape detection, it appears that the party members take unusual precautions. The members are known among themselves and literature is passed around among tliem, sometimes by messenger. When mailed, we know that, it is done in small quantities, three or four letters or packages In a bojc in one corner of a city and three or four in a box in smother section.' "The party has its largest memberFhip In Chicago and . New York. In Chicago meetings have been made estrn-d-ifficult by the Illinois law which forbids renting property to an outlaw organization of this character. Property owners who become suspicious often call us to make sure on this point. "It is my individual conviction that, the United Communist Party, the old Cr-nmunist Farty and kindred associations of this nature arc unlawful In that they advocate'- the overthrow of the government by force and violence f Bolshevik Program. . "Thevortginal if communist party, which was organized here a year ago, took a" stand against participating in elections. This it held to be of no iise and it urged a Bolshevik program. I have no knowledge myself of literPiure being recently distributed urging pg ilnst taking part in the presidential ?r taction, aa waa- reported" lit' press dispatches from the east at the time, but . if this was the case, it was in line v. ith what the party appears to stand , for. "It will be recalled that pamphlets, -literature and circular letters were !-ent out broadcast to members of the Communist Party and that lecturers pave instructions at their meetings that if at any time a member was inirrviewed or attempted to be inter- ' .'viewed by any person, particularly by ; a federal xr state officer, to answer no f?uest.ions and tell them nothing, and in the event, of a member being arrested to say notliiftg, and that as s;oon as possible he would be provided ith.a defense. ; 'Evidence adduced in the trial of

Judge Landis here last week disclosed ,how seqretly they were working.

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Whale With Hind Legs Is Pazzle to Scientists NEW. YORK, Nov. 23. Capture off the ccast of British Columbia of a remarkable humpback whale with two hind limbs became known here recently when the bones of the unique appendages arrived at the American Museum of Natural History. Scient

ists attached to the museum thumbed their tomes on evolution, cudgled their brains and concluded the legs might have been a singular reversion to primitive type. Back in prehistoric ages, they said, the multigreat grandads of modern whales may have strutted about on land. But. so far as they knew, no other whale with bones outside the body had ever been seen by man. , There was no earthly or waterly

reason for the rear legs on the whale found off the British Columbia coast. It couldn't walk on them, as they were

but four feet long, while the whale weighed several tons. It couldn't use hem for swimming, as they were not flappers nor were the pedal extremeties webbed. They were simply excess baggage. But now they are the subject of lectures, lantern slides and profound discussion.

CAMP FUNSTON HUMS IN CIVIL ACTIVITIES

Miss Paz Patnintuan. Miss Pamintuan is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Florentino Pamintuan of Washington. Her father is a retired attorney from the Philippines where he practiced under Spanish rule. She is attending college n Washington. She will receive her B. S. degTee next spring. She is very popular in the young social set at the capital.

tions whether Japan's sacrifice is not too great. Another newspaper, the Kokuumin Shimbun, complains the consortium reduced -Japan to the same level with the United States and England, and that Japan gets an internationalized country as a neighbor. The principle of "Asia for Asiatics" the newspaper concludes, "thus receives a blow ' ;

Brazilian Mayor Urges Commuters to Camp Out BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 23. "Camping out," North American style, in localities within commuting distance of Buenos Aires and the spending of vacations in the open air, like the "Yanquis," is being encouraged by Mayor Cantilo, of Buenos Aires. The Mayor has acted on suggestions sent to him by the Argentine Ambassador at Washington, Tomas Lebreton, v.'ho was much impressed by the enjoyment and health obtained by the inhabitants of tent and bungalow colonies which he observed during recent travels throughout the United States, especially in California and Yellowstone Park. The suggestions are contained in a long letter from Ambassador Lebreton, published in full by the newspapers, in winch he describes the benefits of spending the summer season in the country or seaside air. He dwells at length on a bungalow colony developed outside the city of Los Angeles, which he thought could be imitated by Buenos Aires. - As a beginning," Mayor Cantilo has induced the;heatls of various institutions, including the "Universidad Popular," a free school for workmen, io undertake the organization of campaign colonies and the selecting of sites.

D'ANNUNZIO OPPOSED TO ADRIATIC TREATY

(By Associated Press) FIUME, Nov. 23 Gabriele d'Annunzio, insurgent commander at Fiume, declared he was unalterably opposed to accepting the treaty of Rapallo, settling the Adriatic dispute between Italy and Jugo-Slavia, and that he would continue fighting until the just claims of Italy were met." 'I will not yield, I will cede nothing," declared D'Annunzio to the correspondent. "The fruits of victory belonged to Italy. Friends of mine, generals in the arm, officials of the government, implore me to accept the treaty of Rapallo, but I will not recede. Italy's just claims must be satisfied. I am fighting a just fight, arid I will continue until the Italian aspiration is fulfilled. Friends may abandon me. I will stand firm. I am Gideon. Let those who lack courage desert me. Let those retire who fall in resenting with iron will. There remain the brave with Gideon, and Gideon's brave will conquer."

Civilian Rifle Clubs Train For Emergencies (By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 23 The military importance of the many rifle clubs that have been organized in Indiana cities is emphasized in a statement issued today by Adjutant General Harry B. Smith of the Indiana National Guard. Civilian training with the army rifle, the adjutant general says, give a backbone for a great emergency army. "Without the soldier armed with a rifle and capable of using it effectively, no army can make progress," says the statement. "An army whose members can not shoot effectively is only a disciplined mob. "The training of a man with the object of making him a marksman should commence on his home grounds and every town and city should have a range up to 500 or 600 yards so situated that there would be nq hand1 icap by reason of . distance to be traversed in order to. practice. 1AU preliminary firing should be under the direction of a coach who should teach the individual how to get his sights, how to care for his rifle and how best to avoid accidental discharge of the weapon. "These instructions are best given and observed in organizations of military character like the National Guard for the reason that the members are under control and subject to direct orders of the officers."

Landowners in Spain Accused of Profiteering By Associated Press) MADRID, Nov. 22 Alleged profiteering by landowners has aroused an agitalion here for a tax on fhe 5 creases in land values. A writer in the newspaper LaLibertad, accuses I he proprietors of rapacity in increasing the prices at which they held their farm lands and of taking advantage of the high cost of home-grown grain brought about by the advance in freight rates on the foreign product. He says they have advanced their land prices to five and six times former values without paying anything into the National treasury as a tax on this appreciation. An instance is cited in which an owner sold one farm at nine times the I rice he paid for it five years ago. The newsparer writer declares that these large increases have cost the landowner practically nothing, but asserts that it is high time a law taxing the increase on land values should be established in Spain, modelled after those in Germany, Canada and Australia,

CAMP FUNSTON, Kas., Nov. 23. This big cantonment, where thousands of young men received their training before going to France during th?

! World war, is today humming with a

I variety of activities that would make

the erstwhile doughboys, artillerymen and machine gunners blink with amazement. Today Camp Funston Is not only training men to be soldiers.

i but is also training them to be farm

! ers, electricians, carpenters, automobile mechanics and electrical workers. ; There is also training for men whe j want to learn to operate moving pictu.i.;. y A farm where scientific farming

and dairying methods are taught is part of the school work at Camp Funs ton this year. A large herd of dairy cattle has been bought by the military authorities. The government dairy is

I reported on a .paying basis.

Soldiers receive military training in the morning and do school work in tho afternoon. Attendance at the school is voluntary, except in the case of illiterate soldiers, who are required to atend grammar school. There is also a high school course. Those, sol diers who do not choose to attend school are given military training in he afternoon. ; More liberty is, of course, allowed the soldiers than was possible when

every effort was being made to prepare men for the battle front. LUNCH HOUR FOR VIENNA The capacity of the illuminating plants of Vienna are overtaxed at the present time and there is a draft upon

them at noontime when the natives are at lunch. In order to overcome this the residents occupying houses with even numbers must have their noontime meal at half-past 11 and those in the houses with uneven numbers at half-past 12.

TOTTERING FOR 600 YEARS The famous Leaning Tower of Pisa is of pure white Carrara marble in the Gothic style. Its departure from the perpendicular has been variously interpreted, - but there is little doubt that it rises from the softness of the soil on which it stands and which has given way. Notwithstanding its threatening appearance, it has now stood for more than 600 years without rent or decay.

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What Richmond Needs? . One thousand men and women wiling to work for the interests of Richmond to make Richmond the best place in the world to live in. "Make Richmond the Best Place in the World to Live in"

Japan Pooh Her Rights On Railroads In China By Associated Preas) TOKIO. Npv., 23. Japan has pooled rter rights in three railroads in China with the nations making up the consortium which will play a dominant role in the flna.ncing of Chinese enrnperaents. Fays the newspaper Nichi NU-M, In discussing the consortium arrangements'. These are the Tsinan-Suunteh-Fu. Kaomi-Huchow and Tao.Te railroads, and the newspaper ques-

Western Union Files Suit To Construct Miami Cable ( By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Nov. 23. The Western Union Telegraph company applied to the District of Columbia supreme court Monday for an injunction to restrain Secretary of the Navy Daniels from interfering in the construction of a telegraphic cable between Miami and Miami Beach, Fla. The Western Union company also asked the court to require the naval secretary to instruct subordinates, officials and naval officers to cease threatening to destroy the cable if laid. The company in its petition that the requested injunction would cover a different cable line than lht Barbadoes cable, the laying of which was prevented several months ago by the sending of war ships to Miami.

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YOUNG HIRAM Jinks. HAD TRIED for weeks. TO TALK to Mars. BY WIRELE8S. HE'D POUNDED his key. CALLING "MARS. Hello, Mars.'' UNTIL HIS right biceps. WAS THE village pride. HE HARDLY dared to sleep. LEST HE miS the call. AND 8AY1 One evening. HE GOT an answering buzz. "YEP, THIS la Mars." AND HIRAM shook all over. AND 8TUTTERED back In Moras. "HAVE YOU any word. FOR US on Earthr QUICK CAME the answer. "YOU CAN tell the world. THEY SATISFY!" Then silence. HIRAM RAN to the corner store. AND SHOUTED in triumph. "A MESSAGE from Mara! YOU CAN tell the world. THEY SATISFY." BUT THE village elders. MERELY SNORTED "Shucks. KNOWN THAT for years." WHILE OUT in the army camp, THE RADIO man. WHO'D BEEN kidding Hiram. THREW AWAY his butt. AND LAUGHED himself to sleep.

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