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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-Nesrby current receipts. 42sH; South
en- a.
LIVE POULTRY - Ioosters. per h, alan.
turkeys, per 10. 3Sa:s: hens. per h. VAS: spring
chickens s5a7S: ruiness, 75c each.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. Der h., "a
S; roosteu. per lh. Is; hens. per ID. aaS;
cspons, 4Sa4s
GREEN FRUIT - Apples. per bb,. SAN;
box. 375al; California lemons. 3atii: Californis
oranges. sseis; Florida oranges. 7s7h: csnbsr.
ries. lsaD per Dbl; grapefruit 5s6h.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No. l, 32sa3.7s per
sack; beans. bas. 2,4ai; peppers. crate, 3As5:
eggplant skaSs crate; cabbage. new. 5s5.o
crate; bcets, crate. 2a3 lettuce. la2h has; peas
safs has; sweet potatoes. eaIo bbl; Florida cel-
cry 5a7.O per Dbl: celery. l5oa2oo ut bunch :;
summer squash. 3ka5: spinach, .-0s3.oo per
hbi; kale, 5os7j per bbl; trrnips. lslh Dbl:
Florida tomatoes. 2ss5k.
DRESSED PORK-S.
LIVE ST0Ck-Shccp. per H.. eslo; c,l,es.
Is: medium, Is; common. 10; lambs, lssls; sp<ins
lambs. %.
HAY AND GRAIN-No / timothy. <ossl {
tnn: No. . timothy. 3easo Q ton; mixed hay.
31s5s a ton; mixed oats. sias2; white oats.
&sss4; corn. L7sal.7s; wheat, z35a2S.
sEEOS-ClorW. Alsike. Is; Sailing and Red.
-; Alfalfa. M1; timothy. 81 pr ba
rsd ton uasa lsAl7c psr pound: blue Raa. ~
as.D pr bushei; orchard Hssa a7saA0 -
buahel
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BSltimure Md. April J0.-Prices on the Bal
timOrs IyoGuce market range a. follows:
FRUITS AND Nh;ETABLEs-Apples New
York. No. I. s.Ocall0o per bbl; Pennsylvania
fancy lorh. N6. |. sooalo.oo; Maryland and
Virginia. various varieties No l. S7all per bbl
Ben Davis. 7.0ss5o: ssparagus. Maryland and
Virginia. 3.5oa4.5o doz bunches: South Carolina
) ooai.oo doz bunches: beets new, 6asc bunch
beans, F1a, ooa2.5o has; Fla. wax 2z25 bas
broccoli. homegrown, 5aioc boz; celery, Florida
loineh crates, soz7 % per crate: cabbage, new
Florida, 2soa3.o0 per basket; 65oasD per crate
DO. Charleston. L5ezs.5o per crate; cllcum
bers, F1orda. 5Uaio per bas; e.gplants
Florida, 40oa5.oo pcr crate; grsffruit. Florida
i5oaR5c peT box; kyle. homegrown. 9oa5oc pel
box; lettuce, North Carolina, l 5oa2 50 per has.
ket: California, s0s5,oo per crate: oniors.
sprins, nearby. l.l0al.+o p-r 100 punches; do,
New York. No. I. 50oa6.S T-r 100 pounds
do. Texas iSa5o0 Per crate: do. Ohio
5 ooa65o per 100 pounds; oranges. Florida.
5.ea6.50 rcr box; California. fo0a6oo per boz
peas. South Carolina. 3.sz+oo per basket;
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MARKET REACTS
UNDER STEEL
Omission Of Extra Dividend
Slows Up Exchange.
New High Records.
By BRoApAN WALL.

New York. April 50.-omission OF
the extra, dividend on Steel Common
brought about q sharp reaction in
the stock market today. At the
opening prices were not materially
changed from those of yesterday,
but steel Immediately began to
weaken Before ten minutes had
passed IL was down two points and
1t did not cease its reaction until 1t
had gone down about four points
from its previous close. Before steel
reached its low price new high rec
ortis had been made in about a
dozen of the issues now so popular
with the general public American
Can went to new high record.
Manhattan Shirt went sailing to the
highest point at which it ever was
traded in Marine common. New
England Fuel. Keystone. United
States Rubber. American Steel Foun-
dries, Ajax Tire ands Beet Sugar
were in the advancing column. On
the other hand. steel was Joined in
its decline by United Cigar Stores
and Tobacco Products. which were
kyhe original leaders of the bull mar
ket weeks ago. Baldwin. Southern
Pacific. Sinclair. Texas ON. Royal
Dutch. Crucible and the railroad
equipment shares declined in SYM
pathy with steel.
Trading was on a very large scale,
more than a million shares having
been traded in by / o'clock Total for
the day was more than L7oo.o00 shares.
The close showed losses in l64 stocks.
and gains in g.
u Is well known in Wall street that
the leaders of the steel industry IL
undated their speculative lines OF
Steel stocks some time ago. They did
this particularly after Director Gem
eral Hines of the railroads had mace
his stand against fixed prices for ma
terials. Mr.. Hines is blamed for most
OF the confusion in the Industrial
world. Announcement today that fur
ther negotiations would be opened had
. cheering effect on the stock market
The announcement came just when
the prices were lowest. and perhaps
had more to do with checking the de-
cline than anything else.
But bankers insist that the market
as a whole is in a bad technical post
tion. They welcomed the reaction and
think 1t ought to 10 still further They
profess TO be fundamentally optimistic
and bullish on the stock market
Their fear is that the uninstructed
public will run away with the market
and get involved to such an extent
that severe break will discourage
all trading in Wall Street and cause
drepressfon lasting several months.
On the other hand. a reaction of 10
or so points would correct the techni-
cal situation and would not discoura re
general trading.
The disclosure that the Government
is the owner Of about 500. .0OO. 900 worth
Of rolling stock that the various rail-
roads refused to accept when assigned
to them. has tempered the enthusiasm
of Wall Street in the railroad equip
ment companies. American Iocomo-
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April 0-BUTTERlSteady; 10
ceips $50 tubs: creamery. higher than eItras.
sil.aG2: creamery. extras ts2 score,. q; fsts.
59Ita6Oi.: packing stock, current make. No :.
CO...
EGGS-Fim; receipts. G,l8 eases: fresh
gathered, extras. EA; hrsts. northern section.
HsaK do, southern section. {JtaS; STATE.
rennsylvania and nearby western hennery.
whites fine to fancy. Pass; State, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery, whites. ordinary to prime
Ea5l: State, Pennsylvania and nearby hsnnssy
browns. isai9: do. gathered browns and mixed
coloEs tiaf7H.
CHEESE-Inegular: receipts. Isis boxes;
State. current make. specials, Ea5zS; do.
average run, IN.
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NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. April 'o-Bauk esarings today wer.
so. $50
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK.

Baltimore, April D.-BEEF CATTLE-YounE
fat steers, in prime condition. weighing 1000 to
100 lba, per lb.. llal2c: steers. weighing un-
der LOO lbs. per lb, saloc; oxen. per lb.. 7asc;
bulls, per h., 7aac; large. young cows. per h..
In good order. fasc: cows, poor TO medium grades
per h.. is6c; fresh COWS, with calf, per head
S5oUa75oo
CALvES-Choice. handy-weight reals psr h..
lie; do. heavy fat vesls. Ice; good yeals. per
b.. lals'sc; heavy, smooth. fat calves, per head
T.0ca23,0o; heavy or rough calves, per head. l5oo
alsoo; spall, thin calves. Per head. lo.ooai2oo
SHEEP-Choice. fat sheep. Der lb,. loalsc.
fair to good sheep. per b.. 1sloc; inferior. rough
sheep. PEI head, aoohs.oo; old bucks, as to
quality and condition. per ID. 2la22c; do. poor
to fair. per h.. lsx3oc.
HOGs-Piss. as to size and conditions. apiece,
25osi.oo; shosts. apiece. a. to size, sOossoQ
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CALL MONEY.

New York, April N.-Money on call opened at
55z per cent; high. per cent; low. * per
cent: ciosins. per cent Most Of the days
loans were made at 5< per ent. Loans made On
aIl industrial collateral vere skasi1 per cent
Time money remains unchanged. Morey Ia
offered in limited amounts n 5< TO Z, per cent,
according TO maturities. on all indrstdak.
Mercantile paper market 10 quiet. fair
amount Of discounting b being dose al 81 per
cont for hrst-elas names. the demand comins
frun outof-town institstions.
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COTTON MARkErs.

Ne~ york. Apf A--rrorsancsa wesxn. ~
shoEu in the cotton msrtet todaT Win e.
tsnsiss Itquidstiso b. vsn stree ard we<~r
wire hoazck. ind1ord partially b. sdric-< "a .
d,aafinS thnt the rcdnrfion IN the ara a th--
ssaIie In pfacficaly AL statct esh u q 4
Ais<i<<rsf Rive has bon snsIi<r tssn f1r1'
cast by prepzs.Ddis,a srrst many <io.I
Th<rs sprswd 10 b % chsnsr in tks ch<I
scter of tho ners from spot ccnteg olher fhE .
ths deciininG cpntncts Hesricr ezpora r<<-
uedicted during hsg- Tbs an1i tone u1s IN 4
settled with nes-st5le coutrsrts pn~T3 potr11
net lo~G. Old ooufrzcis. fftr the t<nlfu-'
c-assd With todsy's buEness. coss5 vifh . nol.
decline Of nxT point.
srSt At New Orleans vss st>dy With nd :
ding wohsns,d - zke; ths sin ves AZ
baleS
spo. hes, vas suI., 81 .ss.r'in. Of . p.,st,
at y &c: therc wos no saie.
Receipts at the pons Coz the ezy were ~
bales. while exports totaied is.1f b.lek =
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Washinston Stock Exchange.

SALES.
American Graphophone lst ss, 500 at ss.
500 at g, 800 at %, $500 at 80. 81 900 at Sc,
81, 900 at 50. =
Capital Traction. S At ssis =
Warrington Railway pfd.. q at co.
District National Bank, at lsi
Columbia Graphophons com, 50 Al 20. .
at 2is.
After call:
Washington Gas, % At Co.
Potomac Eecssic lst s.. $1,000 at 90
Mergenthalsr, - at 100, 10 At 40. 10 At 40.
Washington Gas, 10 at 90
Washington Railway pfd,, at 60. st %.
5 at 60.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. April %. - Liberty bonds were
quoted today al follows: Siis $50; Seccnd a
q "A: First pss 500; Second p&s % 3s; Third
as s5 81: Fourth 4ts a5ss.
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Financial NewsNew York and Local Curb and Prod

tive and Baldwin as well as Car
Foundry reacted sharply today largely
for this reason.
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ths aosth w rs 4 balils1 l1
Gftaff0Ys II e}ffDf nj 8.


sfs osthldI " Wy y fl5ss issges Il, balb
cotton. & 1ns sprast 4 q q a il 4! 81 =
countries gin compts dom in &
n. fbt ss ssssars ~ 81
IHqFess tie bale after Y ;leasE L
M mAny secticnd of TIE a mt
,epnpFession i being pst pto
Iit turns ont an onomieal bale.H 4
20 ssssa ssttenS cannot bs III
and seventy dSse les fanl lbs =
.iptS 8 sar. Tie Manhf q pref
'NeW Eng land are slsss y be
|that lthis rsfofm De rdt int4 efsa
force. = q. 6 y Z I,
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oEQlER lill
81 II PRoTEcTss MEN no sREFlsRaiI


r.. Washington, Novs. Seisure~sof,
bituminous coal mines where the
fGwnsrs dosnot show disposition TO;
Eet toperatein increasing production,
Iapd lpse otltroops to pratess min
en Who desire to VOL, as Ebsen
decided upon by the government in
an effort to end the bituminous coal
strike # vas stated today officially
Iga0 Operators Or minerass 'malanE any
itastssmenH, or Asspaeht sesdh
other to restrict. the supply Of coal
will Be proceeded against as the law
lprovidss,'' Assistant Attorney Gener-
tal Amessanho hohnced this afternoon.
secseAy, Hsker, Mr.. Ames SAID, ,|al-
lFeadys Aasa authorized commanders
when requested by state. authorities
to use troops to preserve order. That
| policy provides protection for thbse
Iaiddasdg toMoik, hessadgf M =
Iq emiass. ssszed BY the governmhnt
1.-THE IA percent wage advance agreed
Iupon, by the cabinet viii be put ihtA
limsfh saiass shgs aat VII said. {.
/ lTeesst paansss s9k S,tAe ggespmenSs i
GEE tsESss sgif s9s fisf. !.
to hdee |tts atptton notapMhg f{oB
ijssi'| & lsa sSszs9fss e s H.absa
assge inaseases ypassh oiiqg
Cabinet officers extsfted fmhnyy
mine owners to put into it effect VOL
h4adi9 de q ,tUb bel sssat sssaat- Mage IN
{ftfsasssdf fHinssf fqfttAose
.s.Rs 81 ..sga' gsss sss 81. Is
she1ssss Aasi sssf iISi eeneiaasi "a 1pkD up Ros. :
saneto eeatrol. saatte sasH q oi1aRid-
fgst IfsppSs srlld Il: PEI asssiialss EpH its
merits. n s,,.sl s, 4. n
Mines taken over BY the govern
nent vii win be operated BY the fuel cd.
mini min tration, but details as to com
fpensation to the owners were not tdisi
closed. II u
|lnyW BILE syarioas federal sesnciS
Ier preparing rs sa 8 sggoE
fnH nes pros4H F6eks dhin3
Garfield ]. y
more emphatic terms his position that
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lcIN, COMPRESSION .;,..,.,...s j sss
TO BE DISCUSSED

colunbia, Nov. 2s Gin couprss
|aoll M viii b. .aissgsssdsa. tass asaasl
|meetingst tths soatH GatSlihs coftsn
Associatiaa nett aklaas "a.
Harvie Jordan, Of Atlanta, Ca, one
Of the foremost experts in the South
on ths1 subject, rays an announcer
msgt Ig i ass sssteFSs W \ 81 b i 7 IN B sSsHtrai Sa9a
coHMnitt M ttse W tie sasso ociadon y NJ W
Interest. in the, meeting. next Tuess.
day is very great, says the statement,
AID R record ling atts6aaAa 81
expected. It is consider aqits Jike,
" that q night session VIM be nsesss
'sA5E aHfe j is thagehts siiBpessiPale bY
|pnlogf fam ath9 day ssssioS. p IJ5el ,fE
81 fomels sihsH saEtldzai4a aNns
|psItsnt lesislaHa Hape isy bassssht est
|fhs sffft lssat,,Isq es tps G1sspesFal Azl
90 iasds ssJn Bdlasi dlss Ca. b IS 9f,eIo:!
Ei,tol5 MsanEsasy - ddiyyt meAbsa1
[|SSs the assos;ss itdan asfppsds.D ssnedso, Il,
| sssSlE PSsss 3 1asBSsss s5sl.llBSH
FEbdAs iS6tAd Aiss cssAyh y GAhs
|ptshpsyt ) TIE tji.B Ra)d dfs nss5sgs
Ia special train leaving here Wednes.
day morning ct q I, o,clock.i u q s5E
Shess s)thll )@a sia seIs
preston, which WIN fbsf iissussed M
Tuesdays meeting. d stateSmsnt 81!
sued BY the centrat ssnpsif asss ss 81 ti,s
South Carolina Cotton Asseciatai & IN ii
|seas so S 3 { y e Y
Under conditions which have ex-
listed for the pastI pyaarsSthe
producers have concerted 1 every efSf4t
Ion prodasa asn. and rhas ignored svery
Eother phase Of the cotton industry.
he does not even bale his cotton pro.
Ipsfly, e s9ptb bern cotton producer
apmitts' H q else to bale Ills cot!
ton, son d a. to market his cot.
I[tiH 81 Il aas@ 6 g @lt j. he has brought
ls to Ell branch of the cot.
IT'D d pt 10 himself. At
1ths msetg in echmbia On Decembet
End, one 5of the foremost experts in
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|dEA NcnlEg, soN !, viii Ii 5rxKi Is.
WoRks ls bY q i ! EAfslER

5sAys Il fts ;.qy. q Albsfso
lgelsss 9 The s. n year old sons so General
Felipe Angeles, who. Nas executed shy
IL "a lcarranza sGpE' s firing squad 81 GMhuahya
llgSitty last 4 1W7,ednss hopes to take
Eqp ,9Ta the \ work in which his fsther, died
:75tthat that Of atabhshing in MEXICO "a
f|daelmHo |!alH osraey that WIN respect its inter
national ne % obligations and its own con
Esh (stitut ton he said in q statement
flnads l5 public here today IS s:s%
a As = newly created head Of TIE An.
lgeles family, the youth said he. M lnnst
| first look, to the financial welfare Of d
his his mother, r Sa sister and younger bro-
! IAN9li. ther. oence he has accomplished this,
ne ssid, he would go 10, Mexico + to
take pp the fight. ,,;.,,: 5s .,Is,, Z
NY NY fathers death dill solidify the
cause for which he fough.n he said.
= can state my conviction that my
1atheF,s g e friends 7el1e VIII MOI. remain mac
\ Htv'o 0ais .@s:,ea, ~ ss.:i .frc *, s;.
Sonora Angeles the generals swi-
dow dow tl still we, was ignorant today Of her
husbands h conviction. She. is :, !, crit. c.
cally III and relatives fear the shock
of 'f.tl the news would cause, her. death.
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How BIZ New York sCIocsry IL
:; Keeps Down Rsts: 9 sss,,

7 Vrocme & :,sBoster 4, Chez
Merchants, New York City, says
eWe keep RAT.SNAp'1 IA our, m eslssr I
aii ths time: tIts !, Keeps down M gu we
PuySittby. the gross, would sn6t lie
~1thout it."'Farmers use RAT-SNAP
because. rats pass up lFfoAd I'm
EAlH2SM4RttkE Three. siSeas 25cy 50t,
k1.OO:, Sold and guaranteed by p. b.
Speed and Ehe RoseRbsrs Mercantile
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ELECTION MUppLE lHI
!. S BR . tssiT Tb cN

The supreme court yest I day n
missed tie petition to i
court yesterday no oihiue "a -
|tof Mayor Tristan 4. Hsd 81 h5
|leston, for q wit of eerti4 q
|peIs the city Demo es exe1 Is!
committee to subnit TIE 81 Secrd 4
|Sthsf DATA In sofass stiof MI \
recent action and the 4; declaring Il 4
|5SKa iifo y y
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

seized this opportunity to join fore.
with other radicals and overthrow ~
government. VIC
Gives Bolshevist Programme
The programme of the Bolshsv;D;
IS strhlngly set out IN a recent $50
OF Swedish newspaper published ~
the United States. the concluding nara
graph OF which reads as follows:
The Bolsheviki are convinced ~.
they must create world revolDtser
according TO Russian example. Mo-.
IS distributed in masses all over ~
rope 10 keep the kettles OF disco.
tent boiling. lnhammable means e>,s.
IN super1uity. Famine, misery. 10
Span, misdlrected idealSm. whsr.
blind the words Of liberty. are snci.
.niiammabie means. The foremost nea,,.
4sed' however, IS the enticcment a.
colossal gains. against which the wa.
time proAteerng appear as small sums
indeed lNordstj jernan. New Nor,
CITY, january ,, 1919.
"Ihe excerpts attached are mersi,
typical Of the matter of tins k,ns
found IN the mails since the sirn,n,.
Of the armistice and down to The nresS
ent time, but do not include an snch
matter found in the mails during tSis
period.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

guage spoken in the United States, to
change its monthly magazines into
weekles, their weekles into dailies.
Even a Chinese |. W. W.
In recent issue of one Of these
publications there appears notice
to the effect that, beginning in March,
publication in the Chinese language
viii be published in New York in the
interests Of the Chinese l. w. W, re
Gently organized
at viii be seen from the foregoing
that this organization VIII be able by
this method to reach every foreign
element m the United States and. BY
means of its propaganda to weld
them into one biS revolutionary
unit
at also appears Chat the Socialists
have joined the Bolshcvis. movement
and arc using TO party organization
to further the cause. and this viii
be seen from the various excerpts from
Sociahsuc publications..
Tho AnarchiStlc class. already out
side the pale Of the law are TO be
found among the stanchest support
ers OF Bolshevism and have eagerly
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
10 |. ". W.'s Are Held

WATERBURY, Conn, March TO- All
but ten of the 1877 men arrested in A
raid upon meeting of Industrial
" orkers of the World yesterday. were
released to-day The ten men held
over until Thursday on charge Of
breach of the peace, include Alexander
CherroH, of Chicago and New York
who, the police say, is national or'
ganizer of the |. ". W N''''' VI
An expense book kept by the men
"ho ", are organizing lodges Of the l. "
W: throughout Connecticut was OBJ.
talhed. one Of the items of expense
an entered reads, "Carfare and rum. y
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
North Dakota Voters Asked
TO Pass on Radical Laws

FARGO, n. d.. March 10.-Plans FOR
tho referendum Of numel Gus laws en-.
acted by the state Legislature, which
adjourned last week, were announced
here to-day by the North Dakota Ind,-
pendent Voters Association.
The bills include those creating the
induptrial commission, which is placed
IN charge OF the many atnte owned in
lQtiYe meanure.
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GOV ern I'M e mt
Reveals Plans
For'Red' Revolt
Continued from page l

"'Nya varlden,' Swedish weekly,
Chicago.
"'Dcr lndustrialer Arbeiter,' Jewish
weekly, Chicago.
"'Probuda,' Bulgarian weekly, Chi
cago
"a Fesbadulas,' Hungarian weekly,
Chicago
"Loukkataistelu,' Finnish monthly,
5S East 123d Street, New York
ut IS the announced intention Of
this organization to publish its htcra-
ture in practically every foreign Ian
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

of them would present a stupendous
cost.
Contracts for the battle-crusers
were awarded in March, 1917. As de-
signed, the ships were to have had a
tonnage of $4,000 and q speed of
thirty-tive knots. They would have
been $50 feet long, 81 feet broad and
would have carried ten 14-inch rifles,
eight torpedo tubes, eighteen 5-inch
rifles and many other smaller guns.
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Bolshcviki Eager for Support

formation as to what assistance NAV
be expected from our government If
continuance of war is decided upon
Assurances OF American support in
such event may dcvidedly influence
their decision.
Onder these circums stances and
notwithstanding previous cables,
have considered 1T my duty to in
struct General Judson informally to
communicate to the Bolshevik leaders
the assurance that in case the pres
ent armistice is terminated and
Russia continues the war against the
Central Powers | Will recommend to
the American government that it rem
der all aid and assistance possible. /
have also told Robins, Of the Red
Cross, 20 continue his relations with
bolsneV!k government which are
necessary for the present,
Present situation is so uncer-
tain and liable TO sudden change
That Immediate action upon my own
responsibility is necessary. other
"'se the opportunity for ali action
may be lost.
Nothing that / shall do will in
any event give formal recognition to
the Bolshevik government until
nave explicit instructions, but the
necessity for informal intercourse
IN the present hour is 70 vital that
J should be rcmiss II failed to take
the responsibility Of action"
he third document was copy Of =
message written by Lenine at Robins'r
request, and asking the Vologda Sovie,
TO give every possible assistance and
courtesy TO the American Embass,
when it arrived there from pctroerad
Tho fourth was a copy Of message
from Mr.. Francis to the State Depart.
mont, which no had given Mr. Robins
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Cross Shopping Sag

For s.omrn. frdrcd coin mto,f-
nent5 in centre, aHacheamproy. Biack
genuine pm seal leather, six Inning,
9-inch ooVfrcd frame, exposed qih
Corners S'f ncheS deep. $3.50
Colored pm seal leather $3.50
Cold-tlafed bloek letters, really for
immediate deiiacry. each letter soc
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Otherwise
No
Progress

In any Business or pro-
fession there is always
room at the Top. 1t is
partly due TO the fact that
people in sleepy posses
sion there, are continu-
ally falling of.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Cross oiiet Case

For ssomen. folding design, complete
eohite oelinloid toiiet and manicuye
0rA6lfS; moyocCo case, moreen hnin0.
snat td'fen!ng5, gill ciast, size
7I2*llHlN, inches closed, comtietc.
$2O.5O
Initials stamped on case qgifhout
Chdr9e.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

seized this opportunity to Join forc..
with other radicals and overthrow tbs
government. N"e
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Medicioe-Cigorette Case

Case. at left, containing 5andagcs,
medicines, tldSters, ETC., IA inches
square, gilt olGSp. BLACK or coiored
pin morocco leather $500
Motor cigarette caye, ShoSyn open
and c'oSed, taking so cigarettes,
tnI days supply; space for money
and auto license Tar PIG goat
skin, SiSe 5}4H5I2 inches cio5ed
$3.50
Binck or tan stripe icafhrr. $6.75
Tan English tigskin n..........$ SITS
Initials stamped 2Sc extra.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

one effect, 1t was said, of the adop
tion of the cruiser battleship nro-
gramme would be to render ohsoIefe
all existing battleships The speed Of
these new types of vessels would he
useless in individual ships, Officers
said, and to construct an entire fleet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-21
State Senator Dimick
Dies AT Oregon City

Oregon City, Or, Mar. 21.-Walter
A. Dimiek, Oregon City attorney and
Clackamas county senator in the Ore.
gon Legislature, died at his home in
Oregon City at 6 o'clock last night,
after an illness Of 10 days.
MIR. Dimick, who was born August
300, 1879, at Hubbard, Or, was the son
Of George W. Dimick wen known Ma
rion county pioneer.
Walter A. Dimiek was educated in
the public scll3ols of Hubbard and
graduated from Pacific university at
Forest Grove in 1902. He was admit
ted TO the practice Of law IN 1907, be-
ioming associated with his cousin,
Judge Grant b. Dimick, at Oregon
City. Mr., Dimick served five years as
city recorder cf Oregon City
His career as legislator began in
1908, when he was elected represcn-
tative from Clarkafnas county. Elected
70 the Oregon senate first in 1910, Mr.
Dimick served in five consecutive leg
islatures in that branch.
Mr.. Dimick was always regarded as
one Of the leaders in the senate. He
initiated d large number Of bills and
took an unusually active part In legis-
la.ion, being an aggressive op,nnent
of any measure that he disapproyed.