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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
JENKINS MUSIC HOUSE
DOUBLES FLOOR SPACE
Long T'rm I<asc Signed Tor Ssond
! ioor ~ Clinton Mci,irncy Bidg.
On south Main strrct.

KANSAS CITY NO. Jan ~ 4
sifihlnE indication that hurinesm con
diiions In Tulsa are better than ever
music house ~ ! " Jenkins ~
Hons oonsumnlhtej n long time lease
upon additlonnl quarters Tor their
sales quarters Tor their Tulsa store
The lease ~aH signed ~ 4 confer
enc" attended by " Jenkins head
~ the concern. Arlis ! trlps man.
hEer ~ tho Tulsa hwnth. and Leo
fliniun, who win ! ~ Mrliirney
owns tho CLINTON Nciiirncy building
IN Tulsa where tho store has hai -
ground floor location for sonip time
Under tho new lease jenkins A Suns
acquire twice their present floor
space. and tho entire Herund floor ~
the building They get possessiou ~
'he second floor, which IN in be used
~ display nlesroom within the
newt GO dNv- The space II ~ pres.
ent used Tor hotel purposes hut par
tltlous will he r~moV~f and tho
place vill he otherwise remodeled
The additional ground floor space In
now occupied hy u drug store, fhe
present lease on which does not es-
pire until newt Aususi
The sruwth of the Tul1 branch
has been the most rhonomenal of
any ~ our stores wld Mr. Jenkins
"As som M We ret fun possession
~ the entlt. halding We Will have
tho largest floor space occupied hS
any music house ~ OklHhomh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
STEPS TO ENFORCE LIQUOR
AMENDMENT ARE STUDIED

WANlIlNBTON. Jan ?? Means
% enforcing prohibition after jay
are under consideration hy ON
cials Of the department ~ Justice
aud the internal roycnuc bureau,
bat steps tu create n sp.cial enforce.
ment agency viii not he taken uniil
congress has had tlms to act on
p~,dinE legislation swing this func'
tion Ia the ravenue bureau
THIS bureau now has Abou, 800
agents who could be assigned to
liquor violation detection Including
500 row engaged partially In run
ming down Illicit liquor diHtillers OF
fcials believe, however, that this
force would have 10 he enlarged hN
several times to effectuslly enforce
nation wide prohibition The de.
department OF justice also stands
ready to assign many OF its secret
agents to prohibition enforcement II
this In deemed netrHary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

protest that tho senate commiusc
had no power To investigate Mr.. To-
gans relations with executive ON
cials or congressman. Iic inslsted
ths, only alleged efforts 10 promote
or defeat legislation could be- sub
leCied To scrutiny
Tho witness said he became ac-
qualntcd with Mr.. Tumulty immedi-
ately after tho latter came 10 wash :
inston with President Wilron and
that he had luncheon with him ire
auently They were someumer
,olned nv Mr. Hurley. he said. Hs
denied that Henry vesdsr. counsel
for swift n Company. had ever been
In the party
"Did YOU render an expense sc
count 10 awifis for these lunchoons'
asked senator Kenyon.
Never" was tho reply, "and
never introduced Mr Tumulty to any
of my clients"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
OKLAHOMA P0STMASTERS
APPOINTED RECENTLY

WASHINGTON. Jan "a The fol-
lowing fourth clars postnasters have
recently heen appointed In OKLA
homs. tho postmaster general an
uouncfs
Iugert kiowa county Theresa
lnrcr,. vice iAllla 4 Harris re-
moved kellyNille. Creek county,
Rruce Houston. vice Jacob " Els
Gus resigned. wilkins CimarrOn
county. Florence sappenfield. vice
Pauline VI. Ru.el resigned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
RETURNING TROOPS TELL
OF HER0ISM IN BATTLE

NEW YOUk. Jan &c The tranf.
port Manchuria arrived hct" TODAY
from France with ilsth and ll7lh
field artillery. headquarters 5Gth ~
tillery brigade, l0ath ammunition
train. headquarters s.d infantry bri.
sade, training cadrrs from the 1lst
division and ods sick and wounded
More tslcH ~ heorisn were told
when the MHuchutia docked
private Arthur \. murphy oi
Houston. Texas. n member ~ the
sixth regiment ~ marines was um"us
the wounded Ilc received a bullet
In his Iefi arm Win" bringing up
machine sun ammunition To- hls
cunipnn, during a violent attack AZ
~ Mlhiel cut OF from supplies
by heavy fre Murphy with four
companions volunteered 10 20 back
and bring up supply OF the needed
ammunition Two fell on the way
ou, ana Two coming back Murphy
.scaplng with wound IN his arm
Lieut. ralph Twltcheli WAS y fly'
ina companion of quentin RooSoN"l'
I'VE were hunkics and quentin
was u prince of mate and m IN
ttepld sltmnn who n"Nor used MS
name as n lever for p"raNnhl hh'
vnncement ur favor T~itch"ll Shlh
The dnv after Quentin was Killed !
went into the air and nwoke thtre
weeks later with fractured sRull
and Internal injuries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
WEST POINT CADETSHlP


Apecial to The World
WASNl NGTDN, Jan 80 ON the
recon- mendation ~ HeprcSe ntatiNe
Thomas 4 Chandler ~ the first
Oklahoma district Roger Il kol,cr
has becn appointed ~ "A candidate
for the West Point entrance eSami-
nation TO he held on March rs Rep
resertatlve rhandler recommended
william /. Shumatr of Miami To he
the first nltcrnslc Tor this cxamina
tion and George 4. Fly of Fairfax 10
be tho second alternate. Dn tho
recon m endation OF nepre-e n,ative
Tom -. Mckcown OF tho fourth okla.
homa district, liugh q. Hsll ~ Tpr
cumHeh has been appointed ms tho
csnd dida,e FOR tho West po.nt sxsmi.
nation from that district. Willis m
A Fleming OF WelestkR was ap.
pointed as an alternate candidate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
strike Threatened,

MADRID. Jan. al Threat or q
general strike was made by the com
mi,tcc of tho central labor union to-
day n the demands which II pre-
sentcd 20 tho government were not
accepted r. demands include n
minimum eishi hour day and mini
mum wages corresponding TO the
coat Of living
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
A. Luncheon

Mr~ J. A. Csmph"ll w"s hostess ~
. small luncheon pae,S in her nouns,
1905 South Boulder a,"nue y'"ioi-
day afisrnoon when she had - com.
pany of His msirons ~ guests Mem
hers OF the party were invited To
meet Mrs, w y shancr recently 70
moved to this city from Wlchim.
kansAs ana there we're covers IN al
dition 10 the hOnore- and host eHs,
for Mrs o. u. Hunt. Mrr II J.
HsaId, Mrs Jane. II Putnam aud
Mrs q. a. Rpillers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Ncsro Confrr~n,c Opens.

TtSkEG GBE. Ala. Jan % The
2sth annual Tuskesee negro confer.
cnce was opened hero today with
warren Logan. acting principal OF
1nshesre institute, presiding Five
hundred delesr(es from all over tho
United states ana some foreign coun-
tries are In attendance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Discus. Hardwood pIan.

SEW ORLEANS. Jan % rlars
Tor handling the demand for haro
woods IN central ana South America
we're discussed Ht the annual meet
Ing here today NJ the National bum.
her Exporters association the
members II was announced, vii
urge revision OF ocean freight rates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
OF Interest to
Women
DAILY TIIOt,iiiI

Uod's IuNIIe II \ UoI NN'Ir W
our anxious hearts may HhF
Ano. weary With ourselves. u.u. r'.p
our discomfort away
ror right h right since Good FL. ''.",
And risht tho day must Niu,
To doubt would he dlsiuNbIiy
To falior would ho riu hhrf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Popc's Grccuns Given ,.lbbo,,

BALTIMORE. Jan. a. -Witho-
formaIity. Archbishop Bona,ena,,
cerrotu undsrscorsary OF su,e =,
the vatican today presented pon.
Bcnadicts greeting 10 Cardinal ak
bons on tho occasion OF the cntdinst,-
golden Jubilee Of hs ep,srupn,'
Archbishop cerrcttl who arrived !,
Baltimore last evening. plnnrcI ~
go 10 Washing ton this afternoon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

v Mr.. Huffman has. oil Interests In
the oklahoma field, Rnf viii remain
here indefinitely
Mrs Wallace n. Robinson and Mis-
Lucille Robinson Of Kansas city. left
early IN the week for Miami. Fla
whore they will spend the remainder
~ the winter.
Mr. ana Mrs ! \. purypar OF
Pawhuska, vho. were RucatA for a
few DAYS of Mr and Mrs Fred NJ.
Scott. have returned home.
Mrs v Paul TrRutmsn has re-
turned home to Joplin. Mo. after q
weeks visit with her sister Mrs J
". Thurman
A special called meeting ~ the
hoard OF the ', W e. 4. viii he held
at 10 o'clock Friday morning nj
headquarters In the Unity building
Mrs Omer X I,cn~dict left yester-
day for n visit In Arkansas city
ROBERT A. McDlRNEY
Funeral Director Phones ia6.iei
pal South Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
tn Survey Air Itoutc.

Mk,l.BOuR RNE, Australia, Jan. 81.
via Montrcal--The Australian gov
ernment. II In announced has sane
toned tho formation OF u company
To- survey an aerial route between
Australia and the Far East,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

Mrs Frank " Dulhfd rn'cthlu'
In compliment 10 Mrs George ktI.''
Sans Houci ciuh moelH With N''
J e. Mucholl
Mrs Jack iIsmcl Is hosi'sa '" o.
A. A club
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

! Welt the Ideal American" Music
VIII BE- affsnsod hy the c"mnltie"
in charge ~ tho program, whith In
,ludeh Mfs liish u. lLndsay, chair
man, Mrs llarry " GrosE Mrs A.
\ ldttlo, aud Mrs Nofnun H. Day
Automobiles Viii meet abe Main
street ear ma, ana convoy tho women
90 the home ~ MIS- Means
Tho flIsi REGULAR me"tinE uf chap
ter A. h y J. - society was held
Tuesday afotnouu IN the home ~
l'r, ana NJ i " Ah.I win AIS
Nhrl bud h'r HIptNr Miss May, ~
hosiesrrr rho new chapter ir made
40 entirely ~ demittod members
" hu nfu nov residents - Tulsa Tho
business Hoaslun was followed by tho
Her'inE ~ plate luncheon IN which
iho T. E - ,ului- wofn carried out
MANY pleurhui T. l. - renlpiiHC"nCes
Wuru ir,ufNtcd Any T. y - mem.
hor who 0" NOT affiliated with a iocnl
tncirb viii be- welcomed "a motnhet
ship iu \ b. chapter ana II asked
80 communicate WIN Mrs = \.
Doodp'o. t"lrphune N22 The nest
meeting viii he Win Mw y "
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Women and
War Work
wherc you May serve Todn,

Catholic unIi N IloI Z TUNs HI''TH
o. Red Cross hosdGuafi"f-
Tirrah unit. ~ lied cross
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Nnnn lllnnCf

Dr, and Mrs, Fred y Clinton en-
fertalnsd q company ~ ten Tor noon
dinner, sunday, the guests Including
Dr. Frank Neff ~ ksns@~ city ana
Mr. and Mrs lee Nichols NJ htiH
Tow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

Mrs. r. u. lee had a few friends
In for an informsi Afternoon ycstrr'
dsy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

A delightful meeting ~ the piano
study club yesterday afternoon hsd
Mics Jessie cinsne as hostess, enter
tainins In the home Of Mrs. Domingo
q. Acosta The program when
filled the late morning hours was
Q fine demonstration otthe work be-
ins done In tho club this season.
= Miscellaneous composers. includins
Bach, HchumAnn, Chopin and others,
were heard In tho numbers given
After the program, the guests were
tavitsa to the dining room, whero
ivnchson was served from "a pretty
table decorated In sweet peas and
Navcissus Miss Cirsre was insisted
bv Mrs. AcostA, Mrs Fred fiifpst-
rtoh, sister Of the hostess. and the
Misses Margaret and Marian AcoSta.
There were covers Tor Mcsdam.r
Acosta. Ned G. Rissbee, Harry w.
0te8G. G., ". atrouvelle, james A
0riasby. Misses Margaret Rlnssold. 4.
Marguerite Gavin. dwynne and tho
hesiess.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

The womans club viii meet ln
regular session nj q's0 o'clock next
Monday afternoon IN the home ~
Mru John ~ Means. Eighteenth and
Owasso. Maple Ridge Mrs A ".
Hillermsn Of sapulpa, will speak he
fore the club on the subject ~ edu-
cation Of women on good govern.
ment and what II means to tho hnn"
life Answers 10 roll call will he
given by the members on "no0re.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs ueorse u. Black had
q small company NJ dinner inrt eve
ming st the Country club,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

Nrli. the Ideal American Music
VIII b. aftsnsod 10 the c"mmitle"
Ia charge ~ tho program, whi'h In
'ludeH Mrs ldish u. Lindsay, ,hair-
man, Mrs liarn " GtosE Ms \.
\ ldttlo, aud Mrz Vernon ", Day
Automobiles viii meet Abe Main
street ear liu' ana convoy tho women
TO the home ~ Mtr Means
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

V, Mr.. Huffman has, oil interests In
the oklahoma field, and viii remain
here indefinitely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

Lieut. ana Ms ". T.. Young have
arrived from Camp tife"nlicf ia.
ana will ho guests Tor two ar three
months Of Mr. Young's sister. Mrs
william y. Gordon and brother. Dr.
! Walter nsycr Lieut. Young has
Just heen lscharErd afer several
months service In the army medical
corn. and may decide 10 loca,. In
Tulsa Lieut., ana Mrs Young for
mnIlN rcnLhrh IN nnnnsylNAnla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

NJ and Mrs " ~ Huffman have
arrived IN Tulsa from syracuse, y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
0 PRIV|RE ASUPRA R0MAN|EI.
De- NONTANYE PERRY.
(UrmGre.)

Grul din raru Europei sa asat aupa tre pc cind
aces refug geau numai Gu ava pc in sngura pare m
masa provnca de nord ngropata in zapad aa Reu
giat din ate ugit eli prin mari greua insa Ell
pre cdura speran popor fugea spre
tnut inghetat lpsea aproape ou sstna
In aproper de ganita Rusii cuprnsa de viona
anarche a orasu las apaa veche Moldove Pc straz
acestu VENT refuga in ung 81 nesfrs rgu Sc
populata Iasuu sapezec de mi
a la doua miioane sufete.
provncie acoperita ghiata
sun normu numar de refug In Ias putna bo
gae mc cana de provizi nici mloc de capaa
ee Pc nc mimic de cit de no
prin Russia desorganzaa
bagat case zece doispezece cincspezece
de
adapos spiae
palma de oc go Dupa acea mai mae de pansat
mai han medicinal ap carbuni Foamea boaee
pretunden Era mposb de oa sufereau de ba
conagioase ase ca fuu 81 hoera repde radacn ST
mai teribila iarna din ume s'a asat asupra lor.
Cum de puut scapa vata pima srsitul
mister Numa de titus mur aptezec de mil dou de mil
murt de ae boil din Fa regeu brazdaa
unu batrn. Och vne al regne pn de duere
aces och M nsprau cura Cedta in triumu final
nici odata parasitic
Cnd misuna Cuce Ro Americana conducerea
coloneuui Henry W. Anderson aun Romna ramas um
prnd siuaa la ndeplnit regina aproape
nile goae mediat resure energia lor dispoza
rectia ei 81 munca organzaa a nceput
Rosie puea capata 81
aunci cind a capa S capuu misun hern
mncare dsu de buna pentru in cond
trenur de cite cncc de VENT proasa hra
ma Acesa numai nceput Msiunea re de membr
Ell ucrat fara ntreuper rupndu din cnd in cnd
dormit semu stab distribua
cantnele orfelnatele pae Isl organiza nsa
energa nmanui pua nece regne Cnd dmneata
ca la ucru nd cpotu din as mezul nopte
scuata
Va urxn1l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
In gest fu1los din par
tea u1oT pTeOd ronlani.

Suntem informant din surse 81
gure ca unii preoti Romini, va
zind cursa ce Sc intinde poporului
de catra niste agent fara slflet
ce indeamna publicul de trimite
pachete 81 carl iau pasapoartele
Oamenilor, contrar Instruction
date de catra Legatia Romina,
astfel facind pc oameni sa-si lasa
lucrul 81 sd umble fara rost pc
stradele orasului, asteptind pasa-
portul care numai vine astfel
suntem bucurosi a face cunoscut
ca in biserica din Cleveland 81 din
Youngstown, Ohio, s'au tinut pre-
dici Indrumatoare aratindu-se pu-
blicului ceea ce sc poate 81 ceea
ce nu sc pOate.
Pachete nu Sc pot trimite -
eel putin posta Statelor Unite nu
primeste pachete spre a le duce
in Rominia, apoi, daca o tara nu
pOate face acest lucru cum poate
face niste particulari9
E datoria tuturora ce au lega-
turf Gu poporul de da indrumari
81 povete publicului ca sd nu cada
in ghiarele unor agent fara mila.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
REZOLVAREA PROBLEMEI
MUNCITORILOR ENGLEZI.

LONDRA, 3 Martie. - 1ncer-
carea de a rezolva problema mum
citorilor prin act constitutional in
Iloc de greve s'a inceput All. No
ua comisie formata pentru indus
tria carbunilor, care are datoria
de a cerceta conditiile minelor,
STA tinut adunarea initiala. De-
panda acum de raportul acestei
comisiuni, ce va Fl prezentat la 20
Martie, daca greva minerilor din
toata tara va incepe la % Martie,
dupa cum a fost planuit.
Toate comitetele industriei ma
tionale vor 1ncepe serie de Sc
dinte la olalta Gu scopul de a
stabili ce este necesar de rezol-
va problema muncitoreasca. Ace
ste sedinte Sc asteapta ca sd tina
mai mutt de luna de zile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
INAUGURAREA PRESEDINTE
LUZ in SAN SALVADOR.

SAN SALVADOR, 3 Martie. -
Carlos Melendez fOst inaugural
presedinte al republicei Salvador
in prezenta congresului national
81 GU obicinuitele ceremonii for
male. Ca vice presedinte fost
ales Alfonso Quinones Molena.
In discursul sau de inaugurare,
presedintele Melendez "a refe-
rit la sfortarile facute de prese-
dintele Wilson pentru ibinele lu-
mel 81 pentru asigurarea pacii,
mai zicind deasemenea ca prese-
dintele Americei luptat 81 lupta
multi pentru omenire. Dinsul a
mai declarat ca guvernul va ince-
pc sd lucreze la facerea mai null
tor reforme.
Carlos Melendez fost ales pen
'tru prima oara presedinte al Sal
vador-ului in anul 1913, lar la un
an dupa aceia a dimisionat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
PLANuRILE GUvERNULUI
GERMAN.

COPENHAGA. 4 Martie. - De-
pesele primite astazi de la Berlin
anunta ca miscarea anti-guverna-
mentala in Germania continual 81
astazi. GU toata propaganda de ma
tionaliZare' a guvernului.
Conform planuln anuntat de
guvern, ,,nationalizarea' (luarea
de catre stat) va incepe intii Gu mi
nele, lar mai pc urma Sc va intin-
de 81 asupra restului industriei. A.
fise, in care Sc explica intentia gu
vernului, sunt aruncate din aero
plane in districtele unde sunt mi
nerii in greva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
VALOAREA TRATATELOR Gu
BOLSEvIOII.

ARCHANGEL, 4 Martle. -
Guvernorul Zinovieff din Petro-
grad in vorbire recenta tinuta
in sedinta consiliului sovietelor
din Petrograd a explicat de ce
bolsevicii s'au invoit ca Sc ia
parte la 0 conferinta ce Sc va
tinea pc Insula Princesei, spus
ca orr ce tratat fncheiat Gu pute-
rile aliate va Fl considerat ca un
scrap Of paper" (hfrtie fara va
loare). Dupa cum scrie ziarul
,,Northen Commune organul O.
ficial al sovieturilor din Petro
grad, Zinovieff ar fl zis:
moi am luat acest ours spre
pace cu realizarea clara ca timpu1
acesta de pace Va Fl profitable no
ua 81 nu dusmanilor nostri.
,,Semnarea unui tratat Gu ALA
til nu insemna ca moi ne vom
opri nici . secunda din munca
noastra de d fof1na . armata ro'
sic. Aceasta Va insemna Cd mo-
nu dam mimic re bdcata aceia de
hirtie pc care q vom semnas'.
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LipSa de nutreminte in Cermania
CWunl german nu pOate tine randuaa din Cau1 d.
FRANCfzI SUNT CONTRA ALINENTAREI CERNAN|EI.

ceasta, delegatiunile aliatilor, a ad.
ministratorilor din consiliul pen
tru alimente 81 delegatii germani sc
vor intruni astazi, in 4 Martie, in
Spa, pentru ca Sc aranjeze fntreaga
afacerea.
Planul original era ca pretul nu.
tremintelor ce vor furnizate Germa
niei sd fie pus ca un fel de intabu-
lare pc h1rtiile de valoare a Germa-
niei aflatoare in tari streine. Fran
ia refuzat Sc primeasca aceasta
din causa ca d1nsa cerea ca Ger,aa-
MIA Sc plateasca indata pentru a.
ceea ce primeSte, in bani gaia.
Franta, din partea dinsei a ia
cut propunerea ca Statele Unite sc
furnizeze tot Gel i trebuie Gcrma-
niei 81 Sc primeasca plata pentru
ele, della Germania, dupa ce acea
tara va plati reparatiile pentru pa
gubele facute in cursul razboiului.
La partea aceasta insa nu Sc invOi-
csc Statele Unite, carl cred ca a
sosit timpul cind toate statele tre-
buie Ia parte egala in responsible
tatea transactiunilOr comune finan
clare.
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LIGA NATIUNILOR.
DISCUTII ASUPRA TERMENILOR MILL
TARI Gu CERMANIA. BLOCADA ECO.
MONICA ASUPRA CERMANIEI

PARIS, 4 Martie. - Dupa pa
rerea cercurilor conducatoare de
aici, Liga Natiunilor Isl va ince-
pc munca sa numai dupa inche-
ierea pacii, la tot casul, nu mai
tirziu ca in tOamna viitoare.
Majoritatea delegation de pa
ce, dupa cum Sc vede, sunt incre-
dintati ca adunarea prezenta re-
prezinta vederea comuna lumii
intregi 81 ca Liga Natiunilor, res
pective planul Ell, va Fl primit asa
cum este alcatuit acuma. Gu toate
ca Sc vede un interes foarte vi,l
fata de tinuta Washingtonului, a
tacurile asupra constituted Ligei
- atacuri ca cele ale senatorilOr
Lodge 81 Borah nu au creiat
impresimea ce Sc credea ca vor
creia printre delegatii de la con-
ferlnta de pace. DnSll cred ca o.
pozitia americana atins numai
planurile carl au fost scarmanate
destul 81 asupra carora s'a ajuns
la intelegere in firul discutiilor
comitetului Ligei.
Principiile fundamentals ale Ii
gel Sc crede ca yor ramine asa
cum sunt schitate astazi, dar Gu
toate acestea Sc pare ca uncle de-
tailii vor Fl revazute 81 vor suferi
schimbari atunci cind constitutia
va ajunge inaintea conferfntei de
pace pentru desbatere. Pima acu-
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UCIDEREA LUZ CLEMEN
CEAU ERA PLANUITA DE
MULTI.

PARIS, 3 Martie. - Emile Co.
tin, care a 1mpuscat pc prim-mi-
nistrul Clemenceau, va Fl judecat
"a IA Martie de tribunalul mar.
tial.
Capitanul Bouchardon, seful
magistrat de la curtea militara
din Paris, continual astazi dupa
amiazi GU interogarea crimina-
iului.
Coffin admite ca chibzuise ata-
cul de citeva luni 81 mai declara
ca daca n 'ar Fl fost oprit avea de
gfnd sa-si incarce revolverul din
nou 81 sd traga lar in prim-mi-
nistru.