The Oregon daily journal., March 21, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTL AND, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH' 21. 1920.'
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G. 0. P. RGHT IN
PRIMARIES BEGINS
TO GET IB
;f Presidential Candidatet Hit the
' Trail in Hunt for Delegates in
. Several States This Week.
''" Chlcajev March JO. (U. P.)
' With the Republican national con
ventlon only 11 week away, O. O.
P. presidential candidates next week
enter on of. the crucial weeks o'
. U precorj?ention campaign.
. A direct,-primary will be held In
South Dakota . Tuesday and state
conventions are scheduled In Con
necticut, Maine and New Mexico
tm Tuesday, Thursday and Friday,
respectively.
Wood and Lowden headquarters here
lonlgrht were planning an "up-to-the-
: last-minute campaign" In South Dakota.
MOOD 15 SOUTH DAKOTA
; Wood is now in the state and will
continue stumping until Monday night."
Tonight he , met Senator Polnderter.
aiao a candidate, in a debate at Pierre.
U. 1). Lowden forces will make a whirl
wind campaign in South Dakota Sunday
ipdvMonday.
Hamlin, who is a candidate for dele
gate at Isrge to the convention, believes
Wood will win the Colorado delegation.
Today marked another victory for the
Wood forces.
Indications tonight were that the Min
nesota delegation to the O. O. P. con
vention will be Instructed for Wood. All
Sour delegates at large- sleeted today are
claimed by Wood forces.
XOWIJEN CLOSES IS MICHIGAN
I Lowden closed a week's campaigning
In Michigan today. Next week Wood
.will make a stumping tour over the
round Lowden covered.
T Little activity among the Democrats
lias been reported here thus far. In the
.West the candidacy of Attorney General
Palmer is receiving prominent attention.
,' In the South Governor Cox of Ohio is
vald to be popular.
FROM FRYING PAN TO .
i FIRE FOR GERMANS
t
(Con tinned Frost Put One.)
ived at Hamburg, says a dispatch from
that city
Ueneral Von Luettwitx. his commander
In chief, te reported to have commiued
feuioidi.
GENERAL. STRIKE MAY HAf E
PASSED BEYOND ITS LEADERS
; By Carl. D. Groat
J Berlin, March 20. (U. P.) Strike
leaders called off the general strike at
Jpoon today,
(Their, decision followed a series of
conferences with the government In
which they stood fast In their demanded
lor governmental reform before ordering
the workers back to their posts.
I The. government representatives fir
nally yielded to the strikers' demands,
which were understood to Include:
Formation of a new cabinet with
labor representation,
; Resignation of Gustavo Noske, presi
dent Chart's minister of defense.
J New lawg giving greater freedom of
action to labor in conduct of the govern
)nent. . In many quarters, however, it was
believed the strike, has passed beyond
' the control of its leaders as well ejthe
government. Dispatches today reported
radical uprisings In many cities. The
fe-reat industrial district of Westphalia,
centering: about the giant Krupp eteel
Korks in Essen, was described a
''aflame with insurrection."
, Meanwhile Berlin Is under draatto mar
tial law. No one was allowed in th(
. atreets last night without a pass from
the military authorities. Officers said 1
Iihe measure, was necessary to protect!
life. Sporadic gunfire continued. Slmi-,
)ar measures have been put Into effect in
other cities in control of the Ebert forces,
)i was said.
Jttl'N DEEDS ARE KILLED
J Hundreds of persons have been killed j
In fighting throughout the country. !
Attempts of radicals to establish sovl- i
. et rule in many districts have resulted j
, n bloody warfare between the radicate j
and troops loyal to the government. j
I The radicals were reported In control j
, of- Mulheim. Oberhausen, Klberfeld, I
Kattowtls. Dusseldorf. Lelpcig, Kiel and I
ether cities. At Leipzig the government
forces used an airplane in efforts tg
rwe radicals from .the city. Bombsfl
Were dropped and many persons killed.
. In Berlin Communist workmen held
LEARN ALL POPULAR
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and new steps fas danced
in th ball room today)
at DeHoney'a beautiful
academy, Twenty -third
and Washington streets,
all dances guaranteed in
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New classes for beginners, start Mon
day and Friday evenings. Advanced
; nlasaea Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
S . to 11:30. Private Instructions free
; with class lessons. Start this week.
The Only School teaching each lesson
the entire evening, 8 to 11 :30, where you
.. receive the proper amount of practice
. The Oaly School with a separate room
, v and extra teachers, where backward
. . pupils receive- special attention. The
i- Oaly School with a system where you
, dance with dosens of different partners.
. teaching the gentleman to lead, the lady
to follow correctly (the only way to be
, . come a practical dancer). The Oaly
, School where each pupil receives a
printed ' description of all dances free.
We do not teach before dancing parties
begin, or give short one-hour lessons,
, and I conscientiously believe one lesson
from us Is worth six in the average
school. The most backward , pupil will
not become embarrassed and Is sure to
..learn.' You will enjoy yourself, as the
social feature alone is worth double the
price. - - .
SEE FOB TOCftKEin
. . On Wednesday evening. April 7, Mr.
De Honey and the famous Bungalo Or
chestra will give a grand Easter ball
and . Mr. OeHoney and his pupils will
. give exhibitions in r beautiful Spanish
and classic dances, fancy ballroom steps,
- etc. gee America's greatest . dancers.
., Learn why our school is superior to
others, Clip, this out, , tell your friends.
Phone Main 75t. Private lessons all
: hour. Call at once, afternoon or- eve
ning. A , .
flaw railway : stations . lit the :
suburb. They were reported strongly
armed. ; No traffic could pass over the
roads. The government, in, an effort to
oust the radicals, ordered an armored
train to proceed against them.
The radicals were reported to be In
complete control of Essen and the
greater part of the unrounding indus
trial district. "It was believed here that
the government will find its strongest
opposition In this district, where radicals
always' have had great influence.
FIGHTING IS 6ETEKE ;
Severe flghtingr was reported in the
Berlin suburb Of Steglltx late yesterday.
Baltic troope, evacuating the ' city,
raided meat stores. Reichswebr troops
attempted to dislodge them and fighting
followed.
Massacre of a truckload of soldiers
by radicals at Schoeneberg was con
firmed. Officials believed In Berlin
proper the total dead will not exceed 100.
Spartacans were reported to have
captured Dusseldorf. The government
troops retreated -without a struggle.
Dispatches from Kiel today reported
that the communists finally had gained
complete control there, aided by soldiers
from warships in the harbor. More than
150 sailors were reported killed.
WARSHIPS ABE SEIZE
The sailors seized three warship the
Schwartzburg, Ragensburg and Wittels
bach. The captain of the Wittelsbach
killed himself.
Eight men were killed in fighting in
the Alexanderplats in Berlin late yes
terday. Three were killed when a crowd
in the Leipsigerstraase was fired on by
soldiers.
The national assembly, dispatches
said, will remain in Stuttgart uafcil order
has been restored. There was no con
firmation of a report that President
Ebert arrived secretly in Berlin iaat
night.
Officials of the Ebert government be
lieve that action in agreeing to the de
mands of the labor unions will result In
rapid restoration of order in. at least
the Berlin district.
They characterized the present out
breaks as Bolshevtms's last stand.
COMMUNIST OUTBREAKS
THREATEN ALLIED PLAN
By Ed L. Keen
London, March 20. (U. P.) British
officials tonight viewed the situation in
Germany with unconcealed anxiety.
The rapid spread of communist out
breaks, they believed, threatens not only
the treaty of Versailles, but the entire
allied plan for future relations with
Germany.
A Paris dispatch said that because of
the seriousness of tbeacommunist insur
rectionary movemenWIn the Rhir. in
dustrial district, the entente authorities
had granted permission for retchswehr
troops to enter the occupied zones to put
down soviet movements.
The seriousness of the' situation wae
reflected in a Stuttgart dispatch which
said the Kbert government had been
forced to mobilize the civil militia to
protect Itself from the communists. An
uprising in the temporary headquarters
of the government was threatened, the
dispatch said.
BEDS SEIZE C05TB0L
A Spartacan army of 7600 was report
ed seizing control of the important West
phalian industrial cities. It was said
to have driven government forces from
Dusseldorf and other cities. The Ebert
forces took refuge In the British sone
of occupation.
Belgian outposts on the right bank
of the Rhine have crossed to the left
bank.
Dispatches here indicate that the Spar
tacan movement is strongest in the great
Industrial district of Westphalia. The
German delegation In Paris officially
confirmed reports that the 8partacans
have captured Dusseldorf. Operhausen.
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Number of Prominent Editors
Arrested :and Threatened
With Execution, Report.
Berlin, March 19. (Delayed.)
The Von Kapp regime carried on Its
press eenaorahlp with a ruthless
hand during the four and one half
days it was In power. A number
of prominent editors, including
George Bernhart, were arrested and
It was learned today that they were
threatened with execution. 1
X press bureau was established which
gave out much false information. This
course was responsible for reports that
Gustav Noske and Bauer (the chancel
lor in the Ebert government) had been
arrested at Dresden. The offices of the
Holland news bureau were raided by
troops and the telephone lines, cut. but
as a general rule Dutch, Swedish and
'Swiss correspondents were given much
more liberty in sending dispatches than
American and British reporters.
Sentences Delayed
In I. WW. Oases
Montesano, Wash., March 20. Hearing
on the motion for a new trial for (the
seven I. W. W. convicted of second de
gree murder for the slaying of Warren
O. Grimm in Centralis, has been post
poned from Monday until the afternoon
of March 89 by Judge Wilson. Post
ponement was made in compliance with
a request of George Vanderveer, their
attorney, made by telephone from Port
land. Sentencing of the prisoners. Judge
Wilson said, would not occur until after
arguments on the motion for a new trial
are heard.
Huge Tunnel Under
Atlantic Is Talked
Albany, March 20. Samuel C. Lan
caster, chairman of the Armenian re
lief committee for Oregon, addressed the
high school students here Wednesday
afternoon. He touched upon the possi
bilities of a huge tunnel which is pro
posed between Europe-and America.
Elberfeld and Mulheim.
Earlier dispatches from Aixla-Chap-elle
said that a soviet republic had been
proclaimed at Essen, the steel manufac
turing center of Germany.
UK WARD FOB TON KAPP
An Amsterdam dispatch, quoting an
other dispatch from Baden, said the
Ebert government had offered a high
reward for the arrest of Dr. von Kapp,
leader of the Berlin insurrection, and
General Baron Von Luettwitx, his min
ister of war.
There were indications, this dispatch
said, that the allies are preparing to
enter Germany unless order is restored
soon. Strong allied forces were being
concentrated at Strasbourg and Mete.
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Eaids on Ee3s Save'.;
Nation From Eevolt,
-Congressman Says
New Tort, March fco. (TJ. P.) Only
the recent raids on "Beds" aad conse
quent deportations saved the United
States from an attempt at organized
revolution, Congressman Albert "John
son of Washington declared In a speech
in Brooklyn today. ' "
"The greatest misfortune the country
has had," Johnson- said,' "is that aliens
from every country on the globe per
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you Edwards will arrange to fit your individual requirement,
convenient
EAST TERMS IfQ INTEREST.
Selected Oak Living Room Suite
$92.75
Selected Oak Dining Room Suite
$94.75
Choice Ivory or White Enamel Bedroom
$96.40
If ail the pieces in all the Suites are not needed, any single
piece or pieces may be selected. Any piece or njeca will be re
placed with that which-you personally select If those shown do
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possesses the attributes of courtesy and service. You are the
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Edwards Is Showing a Splendid Assoj-tment
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Loom-Woven Baby Carriages
Edwards Has Them, Priced as J fJQ
These are the wonderful carriages that are woven on Looms,
far faster and far finer than the fastest, finest fingers ever wove.
Remember, you can buy a Lloyd Carriage of the closest weave
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v "Moss-Roses and
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"I contend that., whn we should not
disturb ur free speecn and. free rtm
one iota, these rights belong to us 'as
cUixena and not to those who come here
to tiarta ua" .
Johnson defended the stand of resi
dents of the Pacific coast states rit op
posing the entry of Asiatic foreigners.
"It they had been broogkt tn." said
Johnson,- "we would have- had aeoondt,
third and fourth class Toklos up and
down the eoast.
. "Wash XjmAitcT Orraaiae
DaQaa, March Z0. The wash women
or DaJia hare - organ izfL and have
adopted a scale of prices to be charged
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Overstllf fed-Furnitlire That Bespeaks Tone and Refinement---Ed7ards!
Even Though Prices Be Reduced, Easy Terms, Nq, Interest
Are for You
V7C0 Tone and Refinement plus Elegance and Distinctiveness fitly
1 LjO characterize the charmingly beautiful Tapestry Overstaffed and
Mahogany-with-Ctne Suites, upholstered with velour. Never before has
Edwards displayed so wonderful a line as now yes. the entire first floor
has been given over to this showing of overstuffed and mahogany.
Phi L'l
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Enamel Suite
Grange Backs Tax to
Aid ffighjer Education
The Pomona (county) Grange of Malt
oomah county has Indorsed the mlllage
tax measure for the relief of the high
er educational institutions in Oregon.
Professor W. i, Kerr of the Oregon Ag
ricultural college made a strong plea
for ' the . saeasMre at the open aesakta
Wednesday, which was held at the home
f Kveniag Star Grange. No opposition
to the loeaaure was made manifest. -
Restaurant Man Arretted
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and incomparable beauty wi!4 sure bring de
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to come.
Overstuffed Davenports as low as. . . . .$89.50
Overstuffed Chairs as low as $56.50
Overstuffed Rockers as low as -$47.50
Golden Wax and Fumed Oak Tables Reduced
9x12 Axminster Rugs at
They are good patterns, too. Why not move that old rug
to the dining room or bedroom and get a new Axminster
for the living room. Easter Sunday is near. No doubt
you're going to clean house this week.. Money? Don't
bother about that, Edwards will arrange terms.
9x12 Wilton Velvet (Chinese design) $92.50
9x12 Wilton Velvet (two-tone plains), t --$75.00
6x9 Whittall Teprac Wilton (brown) $41.50'
4.6x7.6 Wool Wilton (brown) $41.50
2,3xl5-foot Whittall Teprac Wilton Hall -
Runner $37.00
2.3x1 5-foot John Crosslev Enelish Wilton Sfift OO
- foot Bigelow Bagdad Wilton
3x1 5-foot Whittal Teprac Wilton
Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleum, yard
Edwards Has Installed Maay He vrm for Toa, Too Oa
Easy Term Isitali a
"HOMER"
VESTI1ATOB FIFEIESS fUBKACE
Not merely heat, ventilation, aa well, must be bad if your
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TOUK BASEMENT COOL AND, MOST 'OF ALL, SATES
ElfORMOUSLt 05 FUEL BILLS. '
A phono call will bring- the furnace man to explain all.
teria, 101 Sixth street, waa arrested Sat
urday night by the police on a warrant
changing him with maintaining, an un
sanitary restaurant. The complaint ts
signed by J. B. fKye of the health
bareau. Wood waq released on hts own
recognisance. Trial will be held Mon
day In the municipal court
Tneday Jiigtat One Meets
A zneeting of the Tuesday Night dub,
organised to promote the heat Interests
of the Mt Scott district, will be held at
the Arjeta Baptist' church,. Forty-vlghth
avenue and Stxty-foorth street, at S :B0
p. m. Tuesday. Dr. EL H. Pence, pastor
of the Westminster Presbyterian chsrch,
i will be the principal speaker. . Dinner
will be served.
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TOGETHER WITH KTEX DOUBLE
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ISC I.o4.Tea Seeales.
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Two Sapphire.
One Record Album.
Bottle of JToae-Clfar Cleaner.
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Solid Oak (Wm. and Mary) 42-inch top, 6-ft. extension
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Quartered Oak (fumed) 45-in. plank top, 6-ft. exten..
Quartered Oak (waxed) 54-in. plank top, 6-ft. exten..
Quartered Oak (waxed) 48-in.
Quartered Oak (waxed) 48-in.
Quartered Oak (waxed) 54 -
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EDWARDS CAJT HTJPPI-T TOU WITH A PA1K OF
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All poliiihed top. Nlcka front ia base. 1
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Indeed You Can
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Body la built entirely of cant. Wood and coal oven ts a I to of caf .
Gaa ovn, broiler and canopy over gas burners are of highly pollahwd
blue steel.
Tea, indeed, Edwards will take your old stove or range at part pay
ment. In fact, d wards' Exehanc Department la a mlrhty pleaatnf
convenience at ail time. Discarded chairs, rockara, tablea, beds and
rufi are taken la xchangs for any furnishings you select
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Pastry WithVKick" .
, To Get Solar Plexus
Waahlncton. March sa !. N. S.) ;
The culinary "kick" la to go.: No more .
plum duff with a wallop: no more bran'
died pastry, no more cooked boose of -any
kind. This is the edict shortly to
be handed down by Prohibition Com- ,
missltmer Cramer. It all cam 'about ,
like this : Hotels and restaurants were '
issued licenses allowing them- to put In f.
a dash of the old. sturf to flavor some !
ef their most popular dishes. - ' The re- :
suit was a popular ruBh to grab off
good culinary ""kick." ; Therefore, ths
During the past months of "mer
chandise scarcity" many styles
and patterns have accumulated.
Now that the discontinued num
bers are segregated and assem
bled you may select at a sub
stantial saving.
WITH SPECIAL CARD
$19.50
$21.50
$24.90
$29.75
$34.80
$38.75
$41.50
$45.75
plank top. 6-ft. exten...
plank top, e-ft. exten.
in. flush pine top, 6 ft. ex
$57.50
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