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 -C. s. McNew devotes his time to Nnts. 106 Pine St.
 Special sale of Willow plumes at Grand Leader.
 is again confined to his bed.
 W. P. Groom, of the Cotton Belt
 Save B 1-3 to 50 per cent on Will low Fumes at Grand Leader.
 Tag Day Special-50 Mating Boxes worth $4.OO for $1.95 cash. None re- served or sold by telephone.-Tom- Nnson & Knox Go. 10 19 1t
 Four cars vehicles just arrived. Let us figure with you when you need a buggy, surrey, phaeton, delivery wagon or anything else in this line Fox Brothers Hardware Co
 Buy "Yale and Towne" hardware for that new residence. Why use anything else when "the best is the cheapest Fox Brothers Hardware Go.
 Mrs. Guy w. Leflar, who has been seriou ly ill at the Davis Hos Dital for few weeks. was yesterday removed to her home on South Maln street, much improved.
 The greatest value eyer offered. 325.00 Library or hall suite, $13.50. Monday Special & Knox Furn. Go. 10 II If.
 A marriage license was issued yesterday to J. T. Weatherford and Mrs. Mattie Branch. Both of the contracting parties, live in this coun- ay.
 Phone or write us for our rent nl list This will assast you in looking for a house to rent.--Coiton Belt Savings and Tru-t Co.,
 10 20 At.
 A fine baby boy has arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. B. 4 Johnson at No. 1403 South Cherry street. The little fellow has been
 The big incubator on Imom's farm will be ready to start {. customers matching Monday. Parties desiring space write w. P. Imon. R. F. D. Mo- l. Pine Bluff, Ark. 10 20 Ct
 Meat is high, with an Enter prise Food Chopper you can utilize every ounce you buy. Each Chop per has four different size knives so as to cut coarse or fine. No. 1 at 9Sc; No. ?, at $1.19. Special at Gleveland-Matthews Hardware Go.
 Charles Bailey, nHgro. charged with stealing "a mail pouch in Kan sas some months ago, was in the county Jail here for one day this week while being taken back to Kansas Tor trial Ey Deputy United States Marshal w. s. Allen. The negro re- gently completed term in the State Prison at Little Rock and was turn ed over to the United States author ities. Deputy Allen had to go to Rison cn official business and left the prisoner here in charge of Jail CT Holland
 Stops earache in two minutes; toothache or pah of burn or scald Tn five minutes; hOarseness. one hour; muscleache, two hours; sore throat, twelve hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil, monarch over pain.
 George w. List, of the American Excelsior Laundry Company, yester- day received letter from Isom Mize. one of his employees, stating that his Ulttle baby girl died at the nome of his mother near Dewitt early this week, where MT. Mize was called lew days ago. The baby was recently taken from the mother. who deserted Mize some months ago. and placed in 'the home of Mizes mother near De- Witt. Mrs. Mize left Pine Bluff some months ago taking the child with her, but M;ze located her recent , ly and secured possession of the ba- by.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-21

A '"20th Century Laurel Heater" only burns the coal at the side of the fire pot, thereby saves 1-2 your fuel expenses. Sold only by Cleve- land Matthews Hardware Go.
 Mission Library Suit, solid oak. upholstered, 2 chairs, 1 table. 1 rock CT. Special-$13.50-Monday-Tom linson & Knox Furn, Go.
 ....5 10 IA If
 Persons contemplating the cree, .on of any build Ing should consuh with Mitchell Seligman. architect, Cit' sens Bank Building. tt
 A miniature cotton picking ma- chine, brought here by "a MT. Coy, of Chicago, was operated on the Bar row place, east of this city, yesterday afternoon in the presence Of num- Der of local cotton men and others. The machine is said to be an inn provement over the cotton picker shown here by Chicago parties last year. Among those who witnessed the demonstration were County Judge James Gould, A. M. Barrow, R. B. Malone and J. D. Milner. The ma chine is being taken to Dallas, Tex as, to be exhibited at the Texas state fair.
 Our "Laurel' Heaters and Raa- ges are giving perfect satisfaction and saves 1-2 your fuel bill If you want the best see them at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-21

-Up-to-date face and scalp mas sage, manicuring, shampooing and all the latest styles in hair dressing. Electric treatment for headache, neuralgia and rheumatism a special ty. Home and residence work sol- icited. Call 656 or 1877. Mrs. l.. D. Lifts, residence 602 West 5th.
 9 15 I'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-21
NEW ARRIVALS

Just received a shipment of new Buckwheat Flour, both self rising and old fashion WHOEt.WHE.AT FLOUR. GRAHAM FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR PRUNES
 SEEDED RAISINS CURRENTS Full line of fresh meats, fish and dressed poultry in riar- ket.
 TAE LLYOD GROCERY co.
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FOR RENT.

2101 w. 9th ave, 6 rooms, 5000. 2103 w 9th ave. rooms, $9.00. 2107 w. 9th ave. 4 rooms, $7.50 2111 w. 9th, ave. 5 rooms, 5000. 509 Hazel street 4 rooms. $500. 511 Hazle street, 4 rooms, $500. 506 Spruce stree, 3 rooms and hall $7.00. 503 Spruce street, rooms, $500.
 PTNCHBACK TAYLOR.
 Real Estate and Insurance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS
Look what's in view for yOu
ORPHEO THEATRE
 Week of Oct. 1T Majestic Circuit
You Know the Rest

You Know the Rest Our Pictures are the best Our Orchestra can't be beat Matinee every day at 5 r. III Two shows nightly, : o'clock
 and S:45 Admissi on: Matinee lU'c.
 Night l5c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-21

We are offering the greatest bar gains in lumber suitable for all kind of buildings that have ever been out on the market. We have large stock of high grade as we'll as am- pie supply of cheap lumber, suitable for farm buildings, fences and etc
 Bluff City Lumber Co. 10 13 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-21

See our $25.00 Mission Suites for S13.50 Monday only. See show win. dow-Tomlinson & Knox Furn. Co.
 10 14 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-21

Mrs. Charlie Alexander solicits orders for home made cakes. Made and delivered at reasonable prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
WIND MARS FLYING FEATS.
WrishIS Planning New HiEh Power Hlsh
aneed Twin MArhlnr.

lNniANAPOLis. June is-The bird men
wh6faccd crowded bleachers and packed
grand stand al the Indianapolis MoaOV
Speedway this afternoon were not CHEEKY
in their predictions Of the flights they
Wauld make. for there was a strong wind
blowing irOm the north. BrOOkins had
made a successful voyage into a thirty
mile gale. but be- did not banker for any
more u it, aud Il was admitted that he ~
the neFvisst uF all the niers on ths ground
Brook ins made another attempt TO
break his own record for altitude, and
Il was reported that h. had reached
a height Ut 500 feet and the crowd went
wild len minutes later il was found
that a mistake in reckoning the altitude
had been M ade and that he had reached
only AGO feet He was in the air iiity-twO
minutes. the longest period for any aviator
At thu present meet
There Was intense excitement during
a fight nv Arch Hoxssy in a Wright
biplans whsn with the aviator 800 feet
in The air he motor suddenly went wrong
and The machine began 10 descend at a
terrific rate he had passed beyond the
course When the accident occurred and wae
some distance beyond the fence line.
An ambulance was rushed 70 the place
where he was expected 10 fall. but before
he reached the ground his speed was
suddenly checked and he came 10 the
surface a. gently a. though tho start
downward had not been preliminary 10
wreck and ruin His motor began 70
work just in time to save him and his
craft
The only time test Of the day was made
by Welch. who was in the air forty-Tour
minutes. soaring about sixty feet abOve
the earth.
Brookins put on the real thrill Of the
afternoon IN an exhibition Of short turns.
he clrcled the course. then returned n
a point near the south turn and deltber-
ately stood his machine on end while az
an altitude of one hundred feet. The
crowd thought the machine would upset.
The ach Movement looked more marvellous
when AiP. Warner. the Official timekeeper.
announced the turn to have been made
IN q and 2-S seconds, said 10 he the worlds
record for abort turns.
The Dayton inventors arr now AZ work
on a high speed machine % ba used in
the international aviation meet IN New
York in the autumn. and Il is probable that
Arch HoxRay. one ~ the Wright aviatOrH
now here. will operate this machine. IL
will have almost double the power Of the
present Wright machine and ~ expected
To develop great speed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
ERTHOUAKES RECORDED.
Buildings Destroyed IN Almerla rks
Fcll by Instruments IN America.


Spseial Cabis Dsspaics 70 run SuN.
MADRsD. June ie.-An earthquake shock
vas felt at Almsria in AndahisiA at tSa
O'Clock this morning. Several buildings
were seriously damaged and the people
were paniostrickea. but there were no
+ fatalities.
1 The earthquake was general in southern
Spain. In many places II caused a panic
No casualties have been reported.
WASHINGTON. June i6 SeismogFaphic
records here show heavy earthquake
shocks at an early hour this morning
The Rev Father Francis A. TOrndorh Of
Georgetown University said Of the records
recorded on that institutions instrument :
The preliminary tremors began a.
i:D A. N. and we're followed by two
heavy shocks. one lasting from I:5s
A. N. 10 7Os A. NJ. and the other from
200 A. ~ until 7NS A. NJ The tremors
continued until 2Os A. NJ. when another
distinot shock was felt which lasted for
two minutes.
A series ~ lighter shocks were then
recorded which lasted until 7as O'Clock.
lasting from ISL until ?2 O'Clock The
tremors continual at intervals until ali
O'Clock The total time covered by the
shocks was hours and - minutes. The
direction Of the shocks was mainly east
and west. and are estimated TO he between
. so and S.OOo mil - away
shortly after Father TorndorR made
- a mf..sk.- m.......g s.....
out the following statement:
The first shock WaS recorded a. he
United States Weather Bureau In this city
a. fifty minutes after midnight this morn
ing While there was no very clear record
n motion recorded upon the instrument
Of the bureau. shocks were Of unusually
long duration. lasting more than two
hours. u could not be- determined from
~ hich direction the shocks came or their
distance from Washington.
The stronger motion u the record
began a. Just exactly ! o clock A NJ. and
the total duration Of the disturbance vas
approximately ~ hours. thus indicating
very considerable intensity At tho origin
The motion was apparently decidedly
stronger IN the eastWest than In the
north south directions. and the distance
~ eS,imate1 70 be soout S'fUs miles from
Washington. II 10 not practicable from
these instrumental records TO Determine
the direction Ot this disturbance with re-
spect Of its origin
ALBANY. June I8 The seismoEFaphs
IN the State Museum recorded the passage
~ an earthquake this morning. the fret
waves arriving a. I N O'Clock The rec
ords indicated a distant origin for the
disturbance. though IL was impossible 70
estimate the distance with any certainty
The disturbance seema to have been Of
considerable magnitude and the vibrations
hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
Tue weather

June u The heavy rain which has iaiieu
r,-rntiy 90 ths south Atlantis coast Sas causrd
by depression central OF ire coast whieh moved
uorthwestwhrd and appeared over Mar And and
eastern Virginia yesterday morning with NJ
abundant rain failing 10 the Atlantic states
,or,hward from virginia 10 southern New kng
land.
rae weather uas fair 10 the south Atlantic
states and general, westward rscep' ioT showers
n th4 nsrth Parihc STATES.
rbs western los area expanded and covered
nssrly az ne western half Of he couatsy IL
rsu,f. vas over wyoming Idaho and Montana
a uas cooler 10 View England aHd psr's Of Ne
ulddie Atlantic states and werner 10 ne lake
r,v,oas The Mississlppi Valley and NoShue-t
a. tbls sity % uas cloudy aud Taiay,
-oo,er sind Iirhi northeast 70 southeasi average
htmidtty. ~ pr rentt barometer correrted 10
ga q, go level asa n. a0Oo. . y. n. om
the trmpc!aulre Yesterday. o. recorded BY the
SaiciAl thermometer. IL shown "a me ahnehea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
HAMILTON To FLY ABROAD.
MANY RIeh Prizes Are WaItlng May No
Try IN New York Again.

Man, MIA Pr,,e. ar. WaI,,nr-Nay No,
= =. - - -
IVY w" N Ns
The lack of a suitable propeller and
murky clouds were the rpaaons given by
CN.,lo. Y u.r,;I,on For No, making
,-s,.-e
aerop'ah" hishS ges'e'u~y' ia'n'''o"
had expected propeller from the Ham
nondaport factory. but Il failed 20 arrive
Ar,,,.a, altar r,,ns,,ltin0 the v~aathar man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
RHiL AERO ASSOCIATIONS.
Two Meetings 10 Ne Held THIS week "a
Form New Organizations

Form New Organizations.
The 6pal struggle for supremacy in
aeronautical circles will be- fought OUT
next week Two attempts will be made
TO form national organizations On Wei
reSiay y, tho Hotel Aston delegates from
the Asronautic Federation Of America
and the American AeronautiCal AssOcia-
tion viii meet to consider a consolidation
The FORMER - the result Of a movement
started by the AeronautiCal Society. a
rival ~ the Aero club Of America. 10
establish shat IL termed a democratic
bosiy. The latter il the result 81 cor
ference ~ affiliated clubs calisi by the
Aero club some weeks ago
The delegates reflIsei to accept the
terms 81 agreement made between the
Aero club and the Wright Company and
decided 10 form a distinctive body As
both the Aeronautic Federation aud the
American AerOnautiCal Association we're
forTnei with practically the same objects
a Con-oh iatiOn was PROPOSED
Samuel u. Valentine. actiag president
81 the Aero Club Of America. SAID last
night that a meeting hal been called for
Thursday ~ found "A body a. be- known
az the National Council 81 Aero Clubs
Mr. Valentine said that Of the prin-
cipAi cluis OF the country hal been
invited ~ affiliate Mr. Valentine said
there u no field for two organizations
although thers NAV be enough clubs a.
form two lie said the rival Organiza-
ton would not have the strength of
national alliance
Lee = Burridge 81 the opposing forces
said the movement on the part Of the Aero
Club would Ia M way interfere with the
original plans Oi the two other Organiza-
tions. Mr. Burridge sail the Aero Club
hal been invited 10 send a delegate. but
hal sent no answer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
VETO POWER or THE EORDS.
Conferences fer settlement BY Party
Leaders 10 Begin SR June n.

SPECIAL Cghr DeapgfcA ~ fnE STN
LONDON. June ia The much disCussei
conference between the lea iers 81 the
Liberal and Conservative parties on the
question Of the veto power Of the Lords
has been decided on definitely Prime
Minister Asquith and eG-Prime Minister
Balfor preliminary discussed the ques-
ton in the last three days. lord Lore
burn. the Lord High Chancellor. and
Lord IAnsdoWrs. opposition leader in
the House 81 lords. we're sometimes
present.
The result was that the proposal was
adopted. The terms Of the conference
or its members have not been announced
The first meeting will be- held on June q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
,'EsTr 1--we " NEWPORT
BlFlEIlslsa 10 ~ Re'~ ren ThaI TswR and
NaFvawumSett Pier.

NEwPOET. II. l.. june H. An airshir
line betweeD Newport and NarraEansetD
Pier Is contemplated Tor This summer.
Plans for the establishment Of thi,
aerial transit company are we'll in hand
Joseph n. York. representing the Z0dia,
Dirigibb' Airship Company. was IN New
port to-day aud said that a dirigibl,, pas.
senRsr CIrrying service would b. one of
the features ~ the social season both here
anil ~ the Pier
Newport contractor has been en-
gagged 10 erect Two aerOdrutnsa or station,
AZ both ends - the line. tho one nc the
Pier ~ b. On Scarborough Beach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
TrOulDIe Win New Acre stops Trial

GARDEN CRY. June 70 Despite a fog
J J Frisoes took chance on launching
a new aerOplane At the Hampstead Plains
aviation field This afternoon. lie managed
20 get . lev feet 81 the ground. when
a gust % wind caused him 10 coms d0u u
In a second attempt he broke his rear
control which was sOOn mended. and
hs made a third trial This time he sDit
hos propeller and was Put out Of odrn-
MISSION TIE AnachluR wns built By n
8aicha and Ja PATTERNED after the CtIftiss
tFpa Of aeruuiane.
Frishse va toe only aviator who at
tsmped - ~ this aftenO0n several
machines are heing ont In condition fof
che tUuruRmeus tolRorrUw Afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
sraFpdaIs Complains sf Increased Com
mutatlsn BATES.

ALBANY. June 10 The upstate Public
Service Commission to-day received from
Harbert =. Angel II Scarsdal" a com
plant and request that the commission
prevent the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company from putting
into operation on June - ia new schedul"
Of Communication rates between West 70
chester county points and New York
city
II - alleged in the complaint that the
rates are increased by the new schedule
aud that the schedule has not been posted
10 the cOmpany's stations a. required
hy law. nor have other sections Of the
Public Service Commission law heen
complied with.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
rare Rect. sold At ss.heh,,,.

.Spscai Cabis DsspaicA 10 TuH SON
I.ONDoS. June 10 At Sothsby's to-day
samuel Smiths History Of the Colony Of
Nova CeAaria. or New Jersey printed AZ
Burlington. n J. was sold for Si0p IN
cunsb Typographical brought $50
Original specimens Of leaves by the first
Continental printers sold for n.I7S A
rare first edition 81 Spencer's -Faerie
Queene' brought tssS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
JOTTINGS ABOTT TOWN.

The Iron Stcamb0at Company wiil make a
Ebsfdal mn 20 ndrkaway hcarh by me steamer
qriua leaving loot 0i llBth street y e. a. oin
A n PIER a. a. r. t0m a. n and an v n
mis- opens me season 20 THIS Fesori a UP hy
Wkieh me beatty af the Hudson h besi aaen and
a snn8Ttuniiy Of visiting the army pua9 and
SFand aspuhHS waves pier T. n. v ateaa a "
Ws1i tEnit street. i0N n ard Vnukers. ~
A " ~ steamer uin he limited 10 ore half
ia capadtJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
WANT LIIBEUF PIT TO ~ ITH.
Paris Newspapers PrStrst against the
Movement Not 10 guIllsIIne Him.

Spscidi CODE DssBaicS 10 THE SuN
PAAIs. June 10 The French news
papers are strongly protesting against
the growing movement against the guil-
lotininE Of IdabGus. Who murdered a
DOlicsman and dangerously injured four
other persons several months ago on The
Paris boulevaris Il n reported that
Project of Police Ispine has decided 60
resign u the death sentence - Commuted
The glorious Socialist herve. who -
undergoing a term VI four years I'M
DrisOnment for defending murder by
Apaches has ssnt a letter 10 President
Falheres asking for mercy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
~ uHEIsT TRIES NICIDE
Wished Its Landlord = Happy LHe and
Tunnel On The Cos.

Turned On the G8s.
r'r rornsdss. a iOurBeyman furrier.
49, found Yesterday afternoon IN his
room - az Third avenue. unconscious
i-'m r1- Effects n gas The tube from
e' vac Ted fast - his wrist . prevent
r -.r.ng away when he lost conscious
Poe. Hr was taken - Bellevue Hos
Boz. a'I d, rNp~Ct-d O recover
900 . ..7-au vas found this letter adj
a----'.' p no" police and tho Coroner:
'.0.rnR -inc- seven years with loco
m.. .. a.Iva am unable a. work There
Na- n..ilK bat Blackwel's Island or
..." ] prefer the latter. Not be-
.-..rg 81 any GUd futurs life or Chris
.H' rai ] beg yVu - send my body
'Hr.. hospital Or MEDICAL school for
"s-..'Ing VICTOR COHNEDEs
.N"r .eftnr addrpseed o Mac Clau-
BON from whom he rented tho room. said
Pleas" fnrRive me for the trouble.
. .H.rYt r1htiuue thus life Kindly
i'.E cons pulo- pffcer. hs will call the
'.'. .tI hsarse and then all will be
N" '-p mail these EtteTs and keep
t r sUIs aud writing block a.
'."t.r The other things clothes
.... an 10 uefl bN INC HAAlNAAAWu
'.' In" pswnticket for my gold
and rhe other. for my almost new
'.. come value. give away % whom
'.' . lice
''Hr yea dea- sir. and madame.
~ "'a my hest thanks for your kind
.'-- and don't condemn M mnFe than
7s''-sa-y Wishing you q happy
U' Va. yours respectfully.
VICToR COmNHDE1.'
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wsswrumoS roEEcsu FoE TO nav AND To
noHnnW.
F8v eastern vsu Ygrf. fhSrsrs 10 daB. party
,is.l, .rnd 1rsrnisr 10 glgrrgu wfh FhgEeu ~
no faisrtos, hgaf ~ Roesgafs sariabis riHas
FOR Nee England showers 70 day and "
,porrou: modeFstr eaatsFiy winds
FOR Toe DISTRICT Of Columbia. eastern Pennsy J.
vania. New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland sad
VJrrinia. unsettled. via showers to-day: partly
stosay and warner 70 morrpW. hghi variable
winds
Far weatsTu New Vera. incai shogera Today
S,lr 4, morrow, aght vanabls uinds-
ror ucatsrn Pennsyigania. partly cloudy ana
,.wswhst warmer 10 day. fair 70 mouou. hEhi
varahlg W1lda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
Bm Ter q CUBAN MSa's Csr,o.

NpFcI1I IalTF UFHVlITI 20 IN Nh.
Havana. June 10. A committee Of the
Houss of Representatives has SsvOrAbly
reported a bill granting a concession for
the establishment Of Cuban Monte
Carlo, where there will bs racing. bull
fights and all kinds u gaming. The
property Will revert 10 the state in thirty
years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
ENPTLSTON OF JEWS IT.KHF
Russia Carrying o. On WlIhSui Disorder
large Number 10 Remain

WASHINGTON. June "a The American
Embassy at ST. Petersburg has advised
the State Department that The Russian
Government IL carrying out its recent
decree eGpelling the Jews from Kief
There 10 no excitement or disorder. A
large number Of Jews have been allowed
by renewing their guild certificates. "a
rsestabliah their legal rights ~ residence
The population 81 kief. the despatch
says, u about 10000 persons, u whom
more than 1000 are Jews. The proper,
repOTfed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
NorId., RECORD nheellnE 81 CerreEIder


SPIRAL Cabis DssDdfeA 10 THH Sun
MANILA, June 10 II 10 announced I'M
officially that the new siH inch batteries
installed at COrregidOF made a worlds
record for night practice this week The
Eunners made eleven centre hits In twelve
shots az a moving target The extent ~
the range was not given.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
LANE wOHOVKs PEACE PLAN
EnglIsh Government 10 wait 10 see Wha'
We DO About O..


sssri1f Csb's D,fDlish 10 TINE SuN.
I.oNpoN. June l6-ln the. HOuae Of
Commons this afternoon Sir Edward
Grey. the Foreign Secretary. in reply 10 q
question said the Hon. James Bryce. the
British Ambassador to the United States.
had reported certain resolutions which
had been adopted Al the annual arbitra-
ton conference AZ Lake MohOnk. y. u,
in relation to the general preservation Of
peace and the limitation Of ornaments
bV the Governments Of the world.
Sir Edward said the British Govern
msnt would follow the discussions with
sympathetic interest. but !, would be
premature to take any action until Il
was known what effect would Be gwen
them by the Government Of the United
States.
Premier Asquith announced that Chan
cellor OF the EEchequer Lloyd -GeOrgs
expected 10 introduce the budget in the
laat week Of June.
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LONDON. June is-Earl Beauchamp
has been appointed lord President Of
the Council In succession 10 Niscount
WOlvsThampsOn. who resigned yesterday
because Of 10 health.