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I GirarcT Talk of the Day loth Interesting and Informative Look far it Evtry Day On the Editorial Page Sell the Things You Don't Need Through an Inquirer "For Sale" ad TELEPHONE Belli Rittenhouie S000 Kryitonei Broad 5000 Aih for AJ-Taktr VOL 203, NO 20 Ptihllstiert nlt mil Simitar. Entered second-elm mitler Pnstufilcs lo plillsdelnhli under Act ot Uarcji I. 1STU PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1930 a TRICE, TEN CENTS 3'Afl I'hitadrlitlitQ ihQUUtr Co. OPENING DAY AT CAMP WITH THE PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD 111 fORE WAR SPOILS OF MUSSOLINI, WORLD 1 ZrA i' t. CHEDITEDTDU.S.

SIMONDS ASSERTS Urging Readjustment of. European Boundaries Established at Versailles, Italy's Dictator Has Rubbed Up the Sore Spots of Continental Politics, Foreign Observer Declares TJw'H French and American Troops Turned Tide of Conflict July 18, 1918, Papers Reveal jGoimnn Exports Asrec Forest -Allied Coup in Cattoroto Paved Way for Victory xent Interview in Petit Parisien Is Considered a Dangerous Move Which May End Disastrously for Italy; Duce Squarely Alligns Himself on the Side of Peace Treaty Revision iiif vy fk tn Vit iv ink- i r-' err Ml wMMJimmiMi By FRANK H. SIMONDS iCoDTrllbt. 1S.W) IVlSHINGTO.V. July 19.

It would.cisely in th fact that, along with the Hifficult to imagine any move itjother victor states, Italy benefitted at 3i II nor daring, more dangerous audbe expense of the defeated nationa II than that'and todav hnlits in the diner Adii-p n. nrll more -ii i- in Mussolini's recent Inter- cient Austrian territory containing a PftHt i itrtnitinoriihla Tent mil. nnniilnlir.it tin. til a rrencn newpi, wd. Jn thii interview the Due hind Trieste ahe has tuken other irtly aligned himself and his Austrian landa.

which are inhabited by 'I- I nt lh Mini, momritv III, eeenneilnl In tho try on me siue "i Spri till to Thf Intutrfr. WASHINGTON, lll-At gay dawn twelve years ago yesterday French and American troops broke from the shelter of a protective canopy of hemily fnlinged tree. In the forest of Villa Cnllerete in Frame, nortU of the Miinie, and opened what is today for the first time recognised by military authorities, both In Berlin and Washington, as the Utile which mis the turning point of the Kumpenii war in favor of the Allies. With the ollicinl records of the German, Kii'inh and British iiiniies at their disposal, officers of llm American general stuff and of the War College have, it. ia learned, reached the conclusion that Ihe battle of July IS, was the which paved the way for Allied victory.

From that time onward until November 31, WIN, when Marshal Focli Bnd German plenipotentiaries signet) the armistice on table in a pmnle railway car in the forct of ('oiiiiiegiie, (lie German Inl-liniiic, nhich had existed from August, ceased lo be and Germany assumed the defensive. The same conclusion reached a few days ngu in Ihe German War Office Trealiea of Paris. declaration inatanlly calls into .1 rtf ition me hi annexation, while at Fiiinie she possesses the town which wns once the seaport of Hungary anil ia now the object of Southern Slav aspirations. Italy, then, most certainly does' not desire a revision of the peace treaties rag Kuropesn order and peace. As we in the great Italian game of mining and nesiroyinp; iirm supremacy on the Continent it in the sense that Germany, Hungary or be conceded to be both an Bulgaria asks for it.

Any revision and, from the French point oiipased upon the principle of self deter deadly dangerous if not a hit Mussolini is up to ia obvious. Peace Treaties resulted in the le Ml separation from the defeated I of large areas and many mil- of people. The Tictims of this (icbing change were Germany, mination would mean for the Italians not a gain but a loss of area and population. On the other hand the Italian claim ia that Italy came out of the Peace Conference a victim of her recent allies. The revision of the peace which Italy asks is not a restoration of territories unjustly taken, of which she possesses a fair share, but a re-division of spoils.

Nevertheless the Italian proposal must awaken endless repercussions. In recent months, as in fact ever since the Fascist Revolution, Mussolini has been making strenuous efforts to bring about a German-Italian combination mm i iioicii id huh roiiiiiry waa nl es Uirj, Alter me nus- Btvolution and the later conflict, Russia also lost vast -'trin extending from the Arctic to peciiil interest to high American Army officers In Washington, who have spent yeara in a study of World War tactics, because only recently a secret monograph had been prepared placing the ao called second buttle of Ihe Mnrne In the rutegory nf bullies which have lout' stood in hislorv as deciding factors in Ihe iiiilcouie of wars. The Inquirer Is not authorised to ipiole from this tin graph except lo Blick seas. Thus from 120 Europe has been divided between nitions which were satisfied with derations of Taris France, Ru-ii, Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, nd and Belgium and those which All Germans agree that the Polish Corridor must be suppressed and Po GUARDSMEN OPEN RIFLE PRIZE mf mt. grei ciP; I mr Am nninr mi iiiiu -w Airxder.

nnmnii Tniinmrii 1 nded revision. land forced to restore to Prussia the present district of Tomerelia, former Calls Italy a Victim German West Prussia, and to assent be incongruous detail in the Fascist disclose Hint it h'lnls Ilia buttle nf uor'a present manoeuvre lies pre-1 Continued on 2d Page, 4th Column Inly IS, JIMS, in which American Dnllnm county, anil Iui (tillinger were 111 II I llllll I I Jyuilhiimi in a gun name nenr ncre .1 I III killed in a gnu battle near here tmlay. Activity of local unit ia pictured above ai the Pennsylvania National important part, with III Will I IWII I UUIIIILI 111 DISORDERS FOES Fl TO OUST Ode (lillinger was probably fatally wounded. The shooting took place at the Gil-linger home five miles south of here, Guard began its annual field duty yesterday at Mt. Gretna, Captain J.

heaviest losses, an Allied failure from Altman, of 1932 North Thirty-second street, dentist with the 103rd i'" 1 side, but of the greatest importance in view of what waa ac- Commander of Division Marjorie Foster Defeats I Engineers, ia operating on Private Theodore Abbey, of Conshohocken, i funoer lefi). Comnanv of the Enaineera nreDares camn. funner riEhO. li FOR MOSES IS CHEF 0 complislied. It removed the German threat Prpirk MrkfYIPn nf'Company 1 1 1th Infantry is in marching formation (lower left); while -i imp iiy rrinicilig mw.ii.

where Sheriff Alexander ami two of his deputies, II. K. Founst and Knrl limn-ron, went to serve felon warrants on the (iillingi-r brothers. Offiiirs had obtained fur'lier v- l'IMIIWIIIVII I I Hurrying From Maneuvers at Meade bugler of Company 111th Infantry, aound, the good new, that mcss VhiirV is ready Hower right). Lmpire 11 PHYSICIAN SENATE CI ilctiiils.

MOSGDW EX -E 0 lE EIl iSER PAWNBROKER 'TIP Phila, Troops Among Units in Training for Two Weeks; Many Visitors Today Veteran of World War Corps Crowds Out Army Entry by One Point port of Survey Pre-5nted to Wickersham robers Watson Admits Committee Threatened to Desert Senator's Lead MT FINDS HIS 'POVERTY releasing Hie important railroad along the Maine alley, caused I ho army of the German Crown Prime hurriedly In eiacuale the wilicnt, leaving sev. enil tliniisiiiid prisoners, huge dump of supplies and of monitions and hun-ilieiln nf cannon. It failed to embotlle the army of the Kaiser's son, however, as it as expecied might li possible. Important from the psyrhologiial side, however, it shook die morale of the German army, including that of it general aluff, and resurrected the badly sliiiken morale of tin Allies. It brought to Allied commanders the conviction for Ihe first time Hint American troops being rushed to Kurope by tens of thousands weekly at this period were going to bear the brunt in win- From Stiff Corrtpon4fK SIRES 2 111 TIEFT OF $10 JEWELRY MT.

GRETXA, July IS SOVIET EMBASSY DIFFICULT TO BEAR BISI.KT, Kngland. July 10 (A. A woman who drove an Army motor car during the World War, Miss Marjorie Foster, defeated many nf the crack marksmen of the British Km- booming salute of a field gun and the raising of the national colors on Pi-visional Hill at noon today signalized sarch to Be Exten'de'd in eking Causes for Human sbehavior Move for Dismissal Follows Speech Against London Naval Treaty the beginning of the annual tour of 'tiire III in thn Kinp'a nrivji pifln Dislikes Necessity for Man Seized aS "'e "'lpy ranges House Body Told of Alleged Plans to Foment U. Revolt Curtailing Generosity mug the war. HIXGT0.V, July 39 (A.

pedal to Inirr. WA8HIXHTOX, July 19. Senator Il ia known in Washington that Marshal I'och and I'etain, tho former Says Bigelow Offers $1500 Diamond Bracelet for $5 field duty for the Pennsylvania National Guard. Guardsmen from virtually every part of the State hnd detrained at the camp by the time Captain George W. Philips, in command of the division hendininr-tera color guard, ran up the flog in the presence of the division staff.

wsy of reasoning the why of 'Continued on 6th Page, 34 Column ss laid before President 'r F.nforcement Commis-todsy by a young Ran Francisco George H. Moses was still in the saddle tonight as chairman of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee after Senate colleagues had combined Groundwork Seen in "Twelve Writer Finds Him Gracious this allernoon, Not only is Miss Foster the first woninn to achieve this feat, lint she is the only member of her sex eter to place among the tinnl Its') competitors in this event. She is Ihe man-aeer of a chicken farm near Bisley. Her score of IN) was a single point better than that of Lieutenant K. Kooles, of the Seiiford Highlander oho shot Miss Foster won a RICH ATTORNEY SHOT TRYING TO KILL GIRL Exile who believes the day will Host; Lives Simply at Doom Million Discontented Farmers and Negroes" hen it win be generally accept- Detectives Hurry to Shop to Make Arrest; Owner Learns of Loss From Police the chief factor in all human H.

Intended Victim Stranger, John lies in chemical or physi- Major Generol William G. Price, commander of the Twenty-eighth Division, Pennsylvania's Guard troops, was expected to reach the camp some time during the night. He has been for the past two weeks in command of the division's forces participating In NKW YOltK, July (A. Roemer Telia Chicago Police CHICAGO, July lit (A. John 'h prize nf in addition to the'harges of Gregory ilessedovsky, for- lformation of mena bodies.

Bfl'ph A. Reynolds, the phy- ve his findings from extensive By POULTNEY BIGELOW IKIOIt.V, Holland. -The Kaiser poor man. and his potertv A pawnbroker with a profound sense; fact that fact that of Ihe there darned little; 1 inures ai ran a 'Won in San Quentin Trison, gotten for nothing in this vale nf "n'' off police to a jewelry! since member of the British Wo- to unhorse him following his direct attack on President Hoover in a Senate speech yesterday against the London Xaval Treaty. The belligerent Xew Hampshire Senator has survived for the present, at least, an upheaval among regular He-publican Senators which culminated in a proposal that members of the campaign committee resign in a body rather than follow the leadership of one they considered out of step with the administration.

This was admitted tonight by Senator James K. Watson, Republican leader, who said he had dissuaded the II. Koemer, til, wealthy corpot ai inn attorney, was in critical coimition lo-'day from hullef. wounds inflicted by policemen when Koemer iinciplainahly Ih'ld revoher at Hie head of a girl Ihe ilnl not know. and Tokio, thnt the ilmibly keen, for bv nature merit, planned In spend tat sums generous and hoipiiable.

foment revolution in the ulled Kinles, 1 Verly is not easy lo define; but In were placed the special general ivny we call oursches poor to Chairman Wickersham fosmiisaioner Anderson, in jliarge into causes of crime, "wit was arrangement with 'men's Legion and the e' "llt I open Miss Foster ll.rn,.h members, men who are now i nmintmist Investigating I onirnitlee tt henei er eompell 1 to reduce our eg. I Ihe Wis. Mi to ertend hi. n-h into fired with ama.ing skiil and nerve. At I olice Iniectr A.

Lyons, of nr frm Mhanciiil lutein Couiiuission, shot to the Tiawnbrnkcr'a school of skepti cal thought. other States, and to embody in- liner in no! sue ine icjinir ni lioreau. nini.o in i v.pf (me, Huiie iii the h'-ad. He fired at The charges were contained in an cliisinni i the "port the Third Corps maneuvers st Fort Meade, Md. His staff, the division headquarters company detachments and special troops, of which Major James B.

Con-sart is the commander, arrived during the early morning from their headquarters in Philadelphia. At the same time the first detachments of the 112th infantry, commanded by Colonel Charles li. Smnthers, were arriving from their home stations. F.rie, Butler. Meadville and other cities in the Northwestern section of the State.

It was still several hours before sunrise when the 03d regiment of en- The proprietor of a rniM lo n'0' pawnshop called Ihe First lh'" tournament, division, at Fifteenth street and Sny- Final Shot Perfect i article by Bessrdovsky printed in a Jewish newspaper last March. The I policemen who inlerfered and ed Ihe life of ihe girl. Itoenier said lie hud been drinking, lie was preparing lo leave for a vacation in Wia-consin and had liiociired pistol to Napoleon seemed poor in his prill cipality of Liha, for he had been III' ruler of all Kurope; he seemed poor er at Si, Helena, although still sur min "fin the medinal fact that Dcfa tf( Kumnn nflen iter si-eline lnut ei-enitifli mirl ieiiteimiit total former diplomat, who was refused en- committee members from siuh action and had pointed out it would still leave mpanied by abnormal behavior. the detective sergeant that; a negroiwnn foster had two shols totry into Ihe country, accused the Senator Mosea undisturbed, since he. Senator Watson, was powerless to re was in Ihe trying to dispose of a shots Amtorg Trading Company nf carrying hegan an investigation among siio luke with him.

Associates of ihe at-on lorney the etueine heat evidently him'had sEgravnied his condition, rendering rounded by servnuta and courtiers humored him. In my home town the Hudson a man is poor if he jol on. sin- ine nuns eie mat COIinteilmn work heinr diamond-studded bracelet for $. move him, assuming he desired to do four points each, she would have Hvie, in a tie with Lieutenant Kccles. Vsing Iletectives Callahan and Brow sped so.

'i Aether the obverse were crime or anti-social or anions-jo tlong poor. The proposal was made to Senator no car, ana a woman is pitieil i she Amtorg dress in silk. High officials of the Continued on 2d Page, 2d Column Continued on 3d Pane. 2d Column hun temporal ny unnaianrea. iney said he had always been a man of "moral and upright diameter, good habits and kindly disposition wilh a fine record of professional Watson by "members of the committee," he acknowledged.

While it is the article said, were sent here Doom Prison to Kalier pany, to the scene, and collared Malcolm a negro, of Twenty-first and Kater streets, who, they opined, had as much right to have aueh wung glands. Not Conclusive 2 re far ennn.K I understood all six of Senator Moses's WALES PLANNING VISIT in the tup fif rommf'r'iHl fluciitw. urn I ttprp jitrtri'tpd to permit HovtX NUDE CULTS FLOURISH ALONG FRENCH RIVIERA colleagues on the committee were more The poverty of the Kaiser is, therefore, merely relative his powers of entertaining have shrunk he cannot TO U. S. WITH 10 vwwwi- or less active in the move to displace him, it wss not clear whether they "Unomcitl Ambassador' tiitrirtf era ainf he said todav, they him that exhaustion of Granted make the costly presents that he for an article as they did to own coal mines.

Implicates Accomplice Johnson, after some slightly solicitous urging, implicated Benjamin Camping Holiday Prince's Programme, Sayi London Newspaper I.ONItOV, July (A. The Colonies Live Behind High Walls That Surround Huge Estates STE. MAX IMF, France, July in (A. Wilh the arrival of summer to New Vork usually under did. magnilkent yacht h.i guise," Bessedovskv wrote, adding that not know anything of its present not theory," he explained.

waited upon the party leailers in a body. Authorized to Speak But there seems to be no doubt that the Senators who saw Senator Watson a line of rea- wientific, I believe, than early edition of the Sunday etistence. All he todav said that the l'rince of Wales knew was Hint it hnd been pillaged Iv nude cults began springing tip like Hou-berty, of Kleventh and Pine Practice of merely pun- Southern France. AI a l- i en. DENMARK DENIES PLAN TO SELLGREENLAND Neither U.

S. Nor Britain to Get Island, Official Statement Says iPKNII AG F.N. Denmark. July (A. The isliind of Greenland is di'hnilely not for sale.

The Danish Foreign Office today authorized Ihe statement that report reaching here regarding (he possible sale of Greenland to Great Britain in musnrnoms in Utreet. who turn was arrested. in r.li.,1 were authoriien to speaic tor an six merely pityinr criminals, of the -ready four have been located between; fr v- and also for most, if not all, i fused Admittance bv Ihe Federal revolutionary mob in BUS and, of emment of hlg neciinns with the Soviets. Sessions all his uniforms, pictures. rirtril jrars OIO.

4-, regnlar T.rW were ires, Mi.1 tire prince I take 'an election campaigns. Several years ago the police too ren.iil air lnl on aira list act on against a colony that anil that, a few ilc.is The Kussian. who (led from etc. d' all rt 'baracter- Moscow with hav-! I loom is a beautiful country res; ik. v.

tl.mn.liiN Menalnr. which (the ton of a mountain behind Cannes. Iihey were moving some fi.mitiire from L. chiirged by said ihe.dence in my eyes fur am accustomed i iio itiiimiiiii e'i i cm in iiii will, fhvn ine' in Spnal orial The Gfrmin dortor who the Mr, rrl i.nrrlinrr. npUni.Pr.

"iU inipna- in it ti. i tHlcn I illegally Visit til? attained in eighteen I niled Slates and Canada, a'compa- "in Xl Pfhlema of eight- rirHfH, iind mrripd to thfirolony ivsi heavily fined nd forty (. Vir(f yy Soviets hnd an nnofniial reiresenlatie lo the homes aliout liiidson in TA'sshington named Skwirskr. the eyes of the Kaiser it must seem followers were riven a fortnight to nieii hy Mr 1'hilip bassoon, "lhev 'iperience and White House, no one had succeeded up wilh North Atlantic air i route were without basis. 'I he authorities declared eniphalicallv that Gieen-jland is not 'for sale to Great Britain, the United States or anyone else.

The finvieta planned, the article ron narrow prison compared to his for-tinued, to lay the "groundwork for a mer vast estates in different parts of to tonight in finding a wsy to oust him. Members of his committee were unde- get. iBt0 trouble! let, leave France. I secret nrswer of one of the chif- will take an sirplsne wilh Ihem snd The new colonies live behind highlfnniers they found a chsmois bag to various parts of the North walls surrounding huge estates and in'- lAmeriran continent on a free-and-easy two cases have pnvsia btachei. Continued aa 2 Pal, Id Coluif a cs aiding holiday." Continued an 3d Psje, 2d Column Continued on 6th Pge, 1st Column I Pa, ltd Column Cofltlnuea' an 2d Page, 7th Column.