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RUSS EMBARGO
REMOVAL BLOW
AT SOVIETISM
Policy of Administration Is
Shown in Wording of Of
ficial Document.
EACH CASE SEPARATE
WASHINGTON. July B.—ln removing
the embargo against Russian trade.
President WilsoD has written the final
rhapter to the prese it administration’s
policy toward the soviet government of
Russia, officials believed today.
The removal of 1 the trade embargo is
understood to be designed primarily as
a blow at the Russian soviet government.
The action of the state department car
ries the following salient provisions:
Each application for permission to ship
to Russia will be decided on its own
merits, and shipment of materials “sus
ceptible of immediate use for war pur
poses” will be prohibited.
RECOGNITION
WOT IMPLIED.
“Political recognition of any Russian
••thority exercising or claiming to exer
cise governmental functions, is neither
granted nor implied by this action."
Individuals or corporations taking this
opportunity to trade with Russia will
do so entirely on their own responsibility,
and at their own risk, and the assistance
which the United States normally ex
tends to its citizens trading or traveling
in a recognized country cannot be looked
for in the case of Russia.
The prohibition of travel from and to
Russia and the l*nited States is un
changed by the lifting of- the embargo,
and passports for Russia will still be
withheld.
AMERICANS WARNED
AGAINST RISKS.
The United States does not recognize
the validity of Industrial or commercial
concessions granted by the bolshevik
authorities, and Americans are warned
against the risks of accepting commodi
ties or other values In payment for ship
ments where the title later may be ques
tioned.
The state department is understood to
believe that the lifting of the embargo
will weaken the soviet, bolshevik author
ities having spread propaganda that the
principal countries of the world were try
ing to starve Russia.
The state department expects very lit
tle trade with Russia, since Russia has
only a small quantity of raw material for
export and her purchasing power is
limited.
MILLIONS EAGER
TO QUIT AMERICA
General Conditions Block Re
turn to Native Lands.
NEW YORK, July B.—More than
2,500,000 foreign born residents of the
United States are waiting to go back to
the land of their birth, P. A. Baker,
superintendent of the department of im
migration, said today.
Lack of passenger facilities,
unsettled condition In Europe, and cur
rency deflations are some of the rea
sons for their being unable to return to
their homes, he said.
Os those who have gone to Europe with
the intention of settling there, he said, a
large majority return to this country
•within a few months.
Since 1918, departures have exceeded
arrivals and immigration has been un
stable and not comparable with that of
pre-war days, he said.
The reasons, he said, include more
stringent passport laws, both here and
abroad and the present European unrest.
What nationalities will comprise the
next tide of immigration can not be pre
dicted, he said.
Which ever country first stabilizes
itself and its resources sufficiently to
permit of its citizens returning to Amer
ica probably will form the nucleus of
the next wave, Baker said.
DEFENDS ACTION
IN KILLING 500
English General Shot Indians
to Preserve Authority.
LONDON, July B.—Gen. R. P. H. Dyer,
whose troops shot down nearly 500 In
dians at Armitsar, in the Punjab, in
April, 1919, was defended in the house of
commons today on the ground that he
was uuholdlng British authority. ,
Gen. Dyer was condemned by an army
council for ordering his men to fire upon
the crowds in the streets of the Indian
city. A report that was made, following
a long government investigation, was un
der debate in commons today.
Gen. Dyer Itemized his defense. He
claimed that he had reason to believe
that the IndianNmobs intended to chal
lenge British authority and felt that, it
he shirked the challenge, the Indian peo
ple would hold the British government in
derision.
Gen. Dyer said there was much unrest
and that he feared that mobs might take
matters into their own hands, killing all
Europeans in Amritar, including women
and children.
More Rode on Trains
This March Than Last
WASHINGTON, July B.—More people
traveled on the railroads during March
this year than the same month last year,
according to figures issued todayi by the
interstate commerce commission.
Passenger" operating revenue-for March
was $77,134,631 as compared with $74,-
493,774.
Planes Direct Fire
of British on Turks
LONDON, July B.—The British dread
nought Iron Duke with her thirteen-inch
guns is bombarding the inland positions
of the Turkish nationalists near the
Bosphorus, said a Constantinople dispatch
to the Evening News today.
The fire is being directed by airplane.
British destroyers are shelling the
Turkish positions on the Osian coast.
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A traveling salesman tried to flirt with
Miss Peachie Sims last Thursday, and
when she made out like she didn't want
him to, he quit.
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A lively fight that attracted quite a
lot of interest took place at the pooi
room at Tickville Saturday night. The
town marshal was awakened and rusheu
to the scene, but by the time he got
there everything was serene and- he de
cided he must have been mistaken.
• * *
The dog at the Tickville livery stable
jumped on two country dogs the other
morning, and a large gathering enjoyed
the sport for several minutes, when It
was stopped by the ofticer In the name
of the law. Sid Bocks says now that
the law has gone to interfering with
dog fights about the only great national
sport left for the poor man Is public
rat killings.—Copyright, 1920.
LEADERS FAVOR
SEN. LAFOLLETTE
Wisconsin Man May Head
Third Party Ticket.
CHICAGO. July B—Senator Robert M
LaFollette of Wisconsin will be chosen
the proposed third party’s presidential
nominee, according to the prevailing be
lief today of delegates here to attend na
tional conventions of so-called liberal or
ganizations which open Saturday and
Sunday.
Inquiry today among leaders of the na
tional labor party and the committee of
forty-eight, which will open their conven
tions Sunday and Saturday, respectively,
showed a practically unanimous opinion
that LaFollette will be the standard bear
er of the new party If he will accept.
But assurances must be given that he
will accept, leaders said, or some other
candidate will be chosen.
Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City, also
stands as a possible candidate.
LaFollette’a strength, It was said, lies
in his ability to draw the entire support
of the non-partisan league.
A row apparently has developed be
tween the liberals over the name of the
new party. *
The committee of % forty-elght favors
any new name under which all parties
could unite.
LOVES HIS NATIVE
LAND, BUT. OH, U. S.
Dee Mocciaro Says Profiteers
Throttling Italy.
Dee 8. Mocciaro, a native of Italy, but
for the last, seven years a resident of In
dianapolis, has returned from a visit to
his home country, having visited Rome,
Naples. Palermo and all of Italy's lead
ing centers.
He repo-ts the country In a state of
unrest, chiefly because of the high cost
of living and profiteering of the higher
class cu the poorer folk.
Food in Italy Is scarce and what there
is Is so high in price that the poor can
not buy.
In some localities the Inhabitants are
starving.
A long drought has helped to bring
about these conditions.
The Italian people have a'TUgh re
gard for America and thousands would
come to this country if they were able
to obtain passage.
It is almost’impossible to buy trans
portation unless one has plenty of
money to pay a good sized bonus to the
officers of the company who are in the
game for all the money they can rake
off. he says.
There is no country like America, ac
cording to Mocciaro.
Indianapolis Girl
Could Not Tell Lie
GREENBBURO, Ind., July S.—
There is a girl somewhere In Indian
apolis who oan’t tell a lie.
When a young couple applied
here Wednesday for a license to
wed the clerk asked the young lady
if she lived in Decatur county.
The blushing maiden replied: "I
can’t tell a lie, I live in Indianapo
lis’’
The county clerk then Informed
the couple that the cruel 1W allows '
no license to he issued unless the
bride be a iesident of the county
where the application is made.
Mexican Murder Bill
PlacedJnU. S. Files
WASHINGTON, July B.—Jul!a Car
ranza's protest against the assassination”
of her father, the late Gen. Venustlano
Carranza, and charging Gen. Obregon
with responsibility for the Mexican pres
ident’s death, was filed with the state
department today.
The document is to be brought to the
attention of Acting Secretary of State
Davis before the latter arranges another
appointment with the Mexican commis
sioner. Senor Iglesias Calderon, now here
urging recognition of the new Mexican
regime.
Altitude Record Man
to Enter French Race
NEW YORK, July B.—Maj. R. W.
Schroeder, holder of the world’s altitude
record, will be among the American en
trants in the international air race to be
held in France the week of Sept. 27. 1920.
it was announced by the Aero club of
America here today.
Cooking Oil—Glossbrenncr’s.
Colonial Glass Pitcher
r\ This good looking half-gallon
W lemonade or ice water Jug
will serve from eight to
twelve guests.
OuTTni $1 -25
kl Price I ■ Each
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Colonial ice tub and plate to
\w| match, 91.50
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parcel post, 18c extra,
Charles Mayer '& Company
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Store closes daily at 5 p. m. Saturdays at 12:30 noon.
Baby Week Ends Saturday
Bring the baby in before then. "We VSJSW
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order of one dozen or more baby por-
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EXCURSION
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., lo LOUISVILLE, KY.
y\ ROUND TRIP
4M i • M. Including War Tax
SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1920
Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:00 a. m, central standard time; return
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lower bowel bo completely it relieves
ANY CASE gas on the stomach or
sour stomach. Removes foul matter
which poisoned stomach for months.
Often CURES constipation. Prevents
appendicitis. Adler-ika is a mixture
of buckthorn, cascara. glycerine and
nine other simple ingredients. H. J
Huder, druggist, Washington and
Pennsylvania streets. Advertise
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PROSPEROUS IND.
FARMER DECLARES
DRECOJS GREAT
Says he ached all over from rheuma
tism, stomach out of order
and very nervous.
Declares two bottles of Dreco have
wiped out every pain and his
stomach is right again.
Many of the very beat and prosperous
persons in this section have taken Dreco
and declare It has done them worlds of
good. For Instance, Mr. Rudolph Har
vey, living nt Beech Grove, a suberb of
Indianapolis, who owns a big truck farm
there, owns property in Indianapolis
nnd n farm In southern Florida. Mr.
Harvey says:
‘‘l believe every joint in my body
ached from rheumatism. My muscles
were sore from it. I couldn’t stoop over
for the pains in my back. My Btomach
was very weak, often being full of gas,
and my nerves we.ro on edge so that I
couldn't sleep much, i bought a farm
In Florida so I could get away from the
severe weather in winter, as my rheu
matism wns awful during bnrl weather.
‘‘Dreco has certainly knocked out my
rheumatism. I haven’t a pain anywhere,
my stomach is so much Improved that I
have gained seven pounds. I sleep well,
In fact Dreco has simply made me feel
tine and I think it the greatest medicine
I ever saw.”
Dreco acts on the bowels making the
action smooth and regular, aids tho
stomach to digest the food, gives
strength to weak kidneys, rouses a lasy
liver to full action and cleanses impuri
ties from the system.
All good druggists now sell Dreco and
It Is being especially introduced in In
dianapolis by Clark & Cade’s Claypool
Hotel Drug Store.—Advertisement.
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