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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09
KOREANS HOLD ANNUAL
ISLAND CONVENTION

A budget calling for $4,000, esti-
mated as the amount needed to carry
on the work of the organization dur
ing the coming year, was the princi-
pal business discussed at today's ses-
sion of the seventh annual conven-
ton of the Korean National Associa.
ton. The convention has been in ses-
sion since Jan. 5 and will continue
until Jan. %. 1t is being held in the
new home of the association in Punch
bowl street. '.".
1t was said Today that the budget
doubtless will be adopted, as little
trouble is anticipated in raising the
money The majority of the 4122 Ko-
reans in the territory are members
of the organization and, aside from
membership fees. considerable
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DAILY REMINDERS

! Round the Island in auto $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2l41.-Adv.
More saving. less shaving Put those
deposits regularly in the Bank OF Ha
waii. Ltd.
| Milton 4 Parsons. milliners., have
| reduced prices on their attractive bon
nets for pre-inventory sale,-Ady.
| When you see the advantages OF the
Oliver No. I typewriter youn realize
why you need il. Hawaiian News &C.,
LTD
The Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd, has
full stock on hand of COlumbia-No.
6-dry batteries. Best for this eli
mate.
Just from Salt Lake City, some more
of Sweets delicious pink lady choco-
lates. At Henry May & Co. Tele-
phone 71.-adyertisement
Tank developers for films, plates.
film packs-or a combination of these.
Honolulu Photo Supply Co. - where
goods are sold at factory prices
The new shipment of Banister shoes
arrived all right. and now the Manu-
facturers' Shoe Store can furnish all
sizes in balls and oxfords-in black. tan
an" white hnCk
If you have any precious stone jew
elry set in an old fashion way you
should ask Wall & Dougherty to sub
nit designs for reconstruCting 1t TO
conform to the present styles.
Arrange with Arleigh's. on Hotel
street, for yearly subscriptions to
your favorite magazines. The club
bling rates that Arleigh s can furnish
make it possible for you to save
money. yet extend the range of your
reading.
If all local poultry raisers will
carefully read and preserve the series
of California Feed Co.'S advertise
ments on chick feed-the series form
ing chick feed calendar-there is
apt to be more profit in the poultry
business for the ones who do the work.
Miss Power, Honolulu's leading mil
liner, has now on exhibition the new
est and most exclusive hats for the
spring season-hats such as will be
worn at Coronado and Palm Beach
soon. And tourists and visitors can
find here hats especially suitable for
this climate.
Thrun's, ltd, will be closed Satur-
day afternoon and evening for stock
- ADV
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FORBES PLANS
FOR Filling At
WAIKIKI liked
Continued from page one)

posed vegetable matter. II seems un-
necessary to go into detail relative to
this entire tract, as the proposition is
To develop the sanitation by units.
The law provides the authority and is
vested in the board of health and the
superintendent Of public works in
sanitation projects Of this kind.
, The purpose of bringing this to your
attention now Is to ask your coopera-
ton and support at the coming ses-
sion OF the legislature for an increase
Of $l50.000 to our present sanitation
fund. This will develop the first unit
and with reimbursements to the terri
tory from the Kewalo sanitation re-
volving fund the same can be used
for developing the second unit in this
tract.
Fifteen-Foot Canal Planned.
/ You will notice on the map that it
I is proposed to eXcavate 15-foot canal
between the present Apauakehau
stream and the Alanaio stream. This
canal is in the same location as the
| lagoon proposed in Governor Pink
hams scheme and approved by the
Diverting the water in this stream to
the canal, thence to the Alanaio
stream, eliminates the present objec-
tionable water in the vicinity of the
Outrigger Club and the Moana motel.
The primary object of this work is
sanitation and the land when filled
must be sanitary to very marked de-
gree. Consequently the drainage must
be carefully and properly worked out
This, however, is unnecessary at this
time, as the plan presented to you is
for the purpose of outlining the
scheme and showing the exact loca.
ton of the proposed areas. ....
Will Increase in Value.
In addition to the sanitation feature
Of these lands. after reclamation they
increase very materially in value The
owners of the several parcels of land
in this first unit are as follows.
Estate E. Kaleleonalani-are 1925
acres; assessed valuation $4,000, which
is about 1.07c per square foot.
j.. A. Magoon-area rs acres and a
u acre tract; assessed valuation $2940
or about .S3c per square foot.
August Ahrens and j. F. Boiler
area 10 acres; assessed valuation $780,
600; or about 1.21c per square foot.
Queens Hospital has a small area
in the first unit, but in the entire tract
the Queens Hospital owns 1850 acres
with an assessed valuation of $4,000,
which is equivalent to about .79c per
square foot
/ would make comparison between
the unimproved and improved lands in!
this vicinity, using our present in
sanitary lands and Mr.. Ponds reclaim
ed land on the makai side of Kala-
kaua avenue as an example. Before
this property was reclaimed it was
assessed at $500 per acre, the equiva-
lent Of about 1.15c per square foot.
After it's reclamation it was assessed
at 8 and 10 cents square foot Mr.
Pond purchased his property of SOC
acres before reclamation and paid
$4,000 for 1t. / am informed that
he is getting Is to 20 cents per square
foot for this land, which was reclaim
at cost of 4S cents per cubic yard
You will readily see that the assess
ed valuation before reclamation at
$500 and the same property reclaimed
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This Evening
Concert Young
Roof Garden

This evening, from $50 to-. II
o'clock, an orchestra under the leader.
ship of Prof Carl MiltEer, will give
the first of series of Saturday even
ing concerts on the roof garden of
the Alexander Young Hotel. An at.
tractiye program has been prepared
and the public is cordially invited to
attend.--Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

amount of money comes in the form
Of subscriptions.
Delegates to the number Of 90, rep
resenting the Korean communities Of
Oahu, Hawaii, Maui and Kauai, are
attending the convention. The pres
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

ent officers of the association are G..
II. Kim. president; w. +. PAX, vice.
president; p. S. Chung, superinten-
dent and S. p Hong. secretary -trea-
surer. New officers will bek elected
Jan 23.
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PERSONALITIES

MRS. IRVING HURD and children
left for the coast yesterday for visit
to Berkeley, Cal. Mr. Hurd expects to
join her in May and take an eastern
trip to New York and vicinity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

Thrum's, Ltd, will be closed Satur-
day afternoon and evening for stock
taking.-Adv. --
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
A SPLENDID MEETIN6
At THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE LUNCHEON

Fourteen members OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce iunched at the
etrathmore this noon and held the
regular weekly meeting. The busi-
ness matters were carried through
Ia great shape.
Mr.. Stommel reported that three
teams had already signifed their in
tention OF going into the Commercial
Baseball League this year and that
everything seen1sd to indicate that
& cracking good" season would be
the result. It looks II four teams
would constitute the league person
mel, as formerly.
A number Of those present signi-
fed their intention Of going to Flor
ence tonight a. members Of the
Good Roads Booster bunch who will
meet with the Florence. Peurose and
coal camps people In the Florence
chamber Of commerce. relative to
making May 3rd Good Roads day in
Fremont county.
A committee Of nve was appointed
tn meet with the Civic Improvement
League wednesday night at the
hopss Of Mrs. t. NJ. Harding to dis
cuss Cleanup day and other matters
Of Importance.
Secretary George announced that
the newly arranged office Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce would be put in
condition today for the reception OF
rembers Of the body and visitors in
| the town and that the place he made
as hon I,y'' and comfortable as pos
sible for all.
The meeting Of this noon was full
OF enthusiasm and good cheer and
much good was accomplished
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

In tl,is city=Iast Friday. Miss Yer
gon is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James e. vergon. III West Cimar-
ron street, Colorado Springs, and
MIR. Sands is from Salt Lake City.
They will make their home in Den
YER.
MoToRED DOWN FROM DENVER
SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Biggs. Mrs.
F. M. Biggs and daughter. Miss
Charlotte. Miss Edna Biggs. the lat
ter's friend. Miss Elsie Connell. and
Mrs. George whipple's sister motored
down from Denver last Sunday. They
had a most difficult trip on account
of the mud and snow. which impeded
their progress and rendered the run
one of considerable hazard all OF the
way from Denver to the Fremont
county line.
RETURNS FROM MISSOURI
Mrs. j. w. Whitman of Willow
Springs, Mo-. arrived here few days
ego and is completing arrangements
for a home here. Mr.. Whitman ex-
rects to Join her at later date.
The Whitmans formerly resided in
Canon City and left for Willow
Springs about a year ago and Mrs.
whitman states that they have been
dissatisfied in Missouri and are glad
TO come back to Colorado. They will
be located here at 7o3 Barr avenue.
until they can find suitable fruit
ranch.
STOPPED HERE EN- ROUTE FROM
DENVER
Mrs. NJ. S. Coleman OF Hillside, en-
route home from Denver. stopped over
in Canon City day or two ago for a
brief visit with friends. She was
Joined here by her son. Lloyd. of
Texas Creek. who accompanied her
back to the Coleman ranch.
LEFT FOR oUNNIsoN MONDAY
Mrs. Dollard and three daughters
OF Gunnison. Colorado. who spent the
greater part of the winter here in
order that the girls might have the
advantages of instruction in music at
Mt. Scholastica's academy. left for
their home on the western slope Mon
day afternoon.
DOWN FROM WET MOUNTAIN
VALLEY.
Tom Hayden Of Hillside is spend
ing couple OF days in Canon City
tfis week. looking after some matters
connected with farming operations
In the Wet Mountain valley.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We deeply appreciate all Of the
thoughtful deeds and kind words from
our many friends and neighbors and
the kindly ministrations Of the vari-
Gus lodges and orders during the
sickness and death Of our beloved
mother. daughter and wife. the late
Mrs. Mayme Curtis.
FRED F. CURTIS,
MRS. j. J. PHELPS.
MR.. AND MRS. G. NJ. ROHA.
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TWO MINUTE
Title Talks
aan 0eaaeaa
M0. SEVEN
lWaseh Tbs Spaee Every Thsnday)
Ssvs vssr Ter RsssIpss

No careful land owner would
think Of sticking his tax receipts
in the fre as soon AZ they came
into his hands. II IL the part OF
prudence to preserve not only tax
receipts but all deeds or other
papers relating 10 lands.
All sensible men take care Of
such papers-you DO yourself. But
why not go step further and safe
guard your interest more surely
by getting an ABSTRACT OF
TITLEf
There are many surprises In.
store for the land oWner who
negiscts this very simple yot i'm
p0rtant prscaulion.
II win sess your nnind
m ffcloll @. Atolrool g.
g o~in.e o11G1.
81 1 f..r'f I.. Iti I|'. W. VI # |F
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
LEFT THIS AFTERNooN ron
LgADvILLG

Howard Burton. late salesman at
Fred Riele and Sens grocery store
At 81, Main strsst, has aecepted
positicn = businsGs solicitor ~ he
n. X. Nsifhoal,s ccalDapy q cAior1p
~ ~ ~ ellsIle.n - Lso1yl.ls
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no VISIT IN PuEsLo.
WILL LEAVE TUESDAY FOR
INDIANA

INDIANA
Mr.. and Mrs John Snodgrass and
little daughter, Helen, will leave on
Tuesday for Muncie. Indiana. where
they expect to make their home.
WILL LEAVE FOR MISSOURI
Joel H. Thomas will leave ON the
Santa Fe train Tuesday morning for
Kansas City en- route to Urich, Mo-,
where he expects to spend some time
visiting a brother whom he has not
seen for thirty years.
VISITED FRIENDS HERE SUNDAY
Harlan Foulk. formerly a resident
OF Canon City. but for some time
past employed as pianist at the Gem
theatre in Rocky Ford, was a visitor
In Canon City on Sunday. He re-
turned to Rocky Ford today.
LEFT FOR HOME THIS MORNING
8. NJ. Sims and daughter, Miss
Ora Of Onorga. Illinois. who stopped
on here a week or ten days ago for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Kindig of
South Canon while enroute home from
the California expositions at San Die
&c and San Francisco. left for the
east this morning.
QUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. l. >.
HARRY.
Logan Simpson. mother and his sis
ter of Chester. Illinois. arrived here
list Saturday for q short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Harry of the Hot
Springs addition. South Canon. They
ere on their way to Amarillo. Texas.
where they expect to make their
home.
TUESDAY.
VISITING PARENTS HERE.
Mrs. r. Grimes. nee Miss Hazel
Gardner from Genoa. Colo. is a visi-
tor with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Gardner of sol Rudd. She Will
be here till May 1st.
AuToED TO PUEBLO THIS MORN
ING.
Mr.. and Mrs. C, @. Snyder. accom-
rsnied by Mrs. G. e. Matkin. motor
ed TO Pueblo on a pleasure trip this
morning. They will return this even.
ing.
CALLED HERE ~ lLLNEss OF !
FRIEND.
Mrs. c. s. King OF the Pines was
called to Canon City Tuesday be-
cause OF the illness Of Mrs. Reda-
cleve. She viii probably go to Den
yer for months visit before she re-
turns.-Wet Mountain Tribune.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS 7. II.
ROBBINS.
Raymond Robbins Of Colorado
Springs. accompanied Dy his friend,
Lawrence seeberg. cauDs over from
the Pixies Peak district few days
ago and are the guests Of the for
m9r's uncle, T. H Robbins, and fam.
iIy in South Canon. They viii spend
ths greater part Of the week here.
wgRG MARNlED HERE FRIDAY.
The mArFiags q MIS- Irene Yer.
eon na1 M L. =. Dan1s took plsco
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
WILL PROBABLY MAKE HER
HOME HERE.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walker who has been
here for several weeks, visiting with
Mrs. Whitmore has gone to Canon
City where she will probably make
her future home.-Cripple Creek
Times.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
THURSDAY
GARDEN CITY FOLKS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S. Combs and
two children of Garden City. Kansas,
stopped off Wednesday on their way
back from California for one-day
visit with Mrs. Henry Mack at 900
Macon avenue. They left Thursday
for home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
:. eEAuvAIs IN CRIPPLE
CREEK

L. ]. Beauvais came up yesterday
morning from Canon City to spend a
few days in the district attending to
business matters.-Cripple Creek
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John Dickson. an experienced barber
who has been working in the shop for
some time past
Mr.. wyckon viii still hold his shop
in the GOO block ON Main street. but
will do no active work himself.
Doctors have advised him to stay
outdoors as much as possible. owing
to the poor condition Of his health.
Mr.. Dickson is now in charge OF his
own shop.
WERE GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS.
LAWRENCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gray, Of Cripple
Greek were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Lawrence ON Greydene avenue.
East Canon, a couple Of days last
week. Mr.. Gray is roadmaster for
the Florence and Cripple Creek Rail
road company and has been here for
several weeks experimenting the
work of taking up the tracks between
Wilbur and Canon City. The Grays
who were friends of the Lawrences'
in Indiana before coming to Colorado.
left Saturday for Denver.
GUESTS OF MRS. TRUMAN
STOCKTON.
Mrs. F. ]. Hooper and Miss Jose
pbine Hooper. mother and sister Of
Mrs. Truman Stockton, are her for a
little visit.
HAS RETURNED TO CREEK
Miss Matte Richardson after spend
ing several weeks here visiting rela-
t.ves and friends returned to her
hcme in Cripple Creek one day last
week.
HERE FROM PUEBLO
Mr.. e. F. Chambers and Mr.. Mar
tn Walter, Jr., of Pueblo. were bust
ness visitors here Saturday. They
we're guests while here of Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery of 1925 Greenwood
avenue.
TO VISIT IN PUEBLO.
Mrs. w. B. Montgomery and
daughter. Muffet. left today for few
days visit in Pueblo. Miss Mont.
gt merry will remain through next
Sunday to be in attendance at an
Easter party to be given by friends.
HERE FROM TELLURIDE
Mrs. Frank Thomas OF Telluride
arrived here today and will be a
guest in the Truman Stockton
la me on College avenue for a few
days. ----
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-Furnishsd room. o..
Main Street sstf

on his initial trip In fits service
He will travel with . bunch Of
young men from Chicago who are
engaged in canvassing the various
communities they visit with view Of
extending the sales OF Gold Dust
Twins a soponaceous preparation
made by the firm. Mr.. Burton ex-
poets to tour Idaho. Montana. and
the states of the Pacific coast in the
interest Of his employers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
News Notes
ADVERTISEMENT

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 6s1
Main street. Record Office.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
| Want Ads
| Five Cents 0Line
WANTED

wANTED-House work by girl;
moderate wages. Phone White
1884. I4pot-
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HERE FROM PUEBLO

Mr.. e. F. Chambers and Mr.. Mar
tn Walter. Jr.. of Pueblo. were bust
ness visitors here Saturday. They
we're guests while here of Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery of 1925 Greenwood
avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

wANTED-Light house work. small
wages. by young lady. Phone Canon
500. 6su.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
NONDAY

Al. WvckoFF SELLS SHop.
Al. wyckcR has disposed Of his bar
tsr shop At 81 Main street Y NJ.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own keys and counsel by
renting a steel safety box st the
Fremont County National Bank. ~ to
80 per year. OF.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
CHICKENS AND EGGS

FOR sALE--Two Rhode Island Red
noosteEs. t1.s0 each. c. II. swanson
1905 East Barr ave. Blue 177i. tiw
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

Mrs. A. l.. Haley and children re.
turned to Canon city on Denver 4
RIO 0rande train No. 5 ThurSday NJ
ierloon from their home II Butler.
IH1isna. whsns they have besn visit
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

Tom Hayden OF Hillside is spend
ing a couple Of days in Canon City
this week. looking after some matters
connacted with farming operations
in the Wet Mountain valley.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-05
WATERS AROUND BRITAIN
AND IRELAND WAR ZONE
Germany issues Warning That Neutral
Ships are in Danger
TAssocIArED PRESS p1spArcH1

BERLIN, (Wireless) Feb. 1.-The wa
tiers around Great Britain and ireland
have been declared in the war zone by
the German admiralty beginning Feb
ruary is because of the abuse of neu-
trail flags by the English.
Every enemy ship found in this
zone" the admiralty says will be de-
stroyed even if it is impossible to
avoid dangers to the crew and passen-
gers. Neutral ships in the zone will al
so be endangered because of the misuse
of neutral flags ordered by the British
government on January 81. In view of
the hazards Of naval welfare that can
not always be avoided, attacks meant
for enemy ships endanger neutral YES
sells. Shipping northward around the
Shetland Island in the North sea, a
strip thirty miles wide along the Dutch
coast is likewise dangerous"
The allied associations of Restaurant
and Hotel Keepers have decided to
charge for all bread served at meals
A Dresden dispatch says the municipal
council has ordered all bread to con-
form to government standards. Mag
istrates have issued a warning against
exorbitant bread prices, declaring they
will adopt preventative measures to
make reasonable prices.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-05
PARLIAMENT OPENS
Elaborate Preparations Had Been Made
to Prevent Disorders

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1
OTTAWA, Feb. 4.-The parliament
of Canada was opened by the governor
general the Duke of Connaught. Eleb-
crate preparations had been made to
prevent attempts at any hostile action
and there was no unusual incident. A
speech from the throne declared since
the outbreak of the war the people of
Canada have given most abundant and
convincing evidence of their loyalty"
that more than 10000 Canadians have
been dispatched across the Atlantic or
are completing training and lit is an
ticipated that a force very shortly will
take place in the field of action" 1t
added, Large additional forces have
been organized from which future con-
tingents are ready to be dispatched"
The government has given notice of
its intention of asking parliament to
vote 100000 600 to be raised by a loan
and applied upon naval and military
operations and for the insurance or in
demnty against war risk if necessary.
The house adjourned until Monday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-05
HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL
CLUB HAS MEETING
This Organization Presents Snappy
Program at Music Hall

A meeting. of the high school Mu-
Steal Club was held last evening in
the Music hall, and a fine program
was rendered. The feature was the
number by VIM Conrad Mills.
His first selection was "A Bowl
of Roses" which was greatly en-
joyed by all the members present.
He then rendered a selection from
a grand opera.
The high school Glee club made
It's first appearance and created much
enthusiasm and comment. This CLUB
has been organized lately under the
instruction and direction Of Mr. Will
son. The boys did Very well and
great credit is due Mr. Wilson for
his good work along this line
Miss Carmelita Ward rendered a
piano solo with great artistic skill
Roy Fowler then gave a very in
teresting reading on the life of
Mendelssohn.
A contest was held in which a
table was covered with various ar
ticles suggesting some term in mu-
sic and first prize won by Glenn
joints, was a beautiful bust of Beet
hoVen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-05
TURKS EFFORT


military resources to carry on the
war to victory" says an official state
ment. with that idea, they de-
cided to propose to their respective
governments that they share equally
in the advances made or to be made
10y the countries now fighting with
them or which will take the field
shortly for the common cause. The
amount of these advances will be
covered both by the special resources
of the three powers and by the is
sue of Il loan in the name of the
three powers at the proper time"
The question Of relations to be
established between the issuing banks
of the three countriess has been the
object of a special agreement. The
ministers are to make in concert all
purchases for their countries from
neutral nations. They have taken
necessary financial measures to ia
cilitate Russian export trade and to
restore as far as possible the parity
Of exchange between Russia and the
Gllied nations They also decided
to meet again as circumstances re-
quire. The next conference will be
held in London"