, 1919-11-06
FOREIGN

iht JAPANESE EohtihiiitIN III
will sign the peace treaty without con-
sulting parliament" says Central News
agency dispatch for Toxic.
Bella Kun, the former soviet chief
of Hungary, is accused of murder and
the theft of 100000 rubles from two
emissaries of General Denikine.
Alfred Flamval, n French aviator,
looped the loop ga times in a single
flight in a military |aeroplane at Mad
rid. The previous record was little
Yer 300. Flamval was In the air two
hours.
Advices from Mexico City state that
the stockholders of the Mexican Ma
tional Railway lines will meet Nov. 10
and elect a board of directors after
which control of the railroads will pass
from the government TO private CON
troll.
Sufficient sugar to meet present
American demands have been con-
tracted for. but will remain in Cuban
warehouses until transportation is
provided, according to Il statement by
the Cuban Sugar Manufacturers and
Planters Association.
@hhiith vi u III
Ernest Barry. for many years scu!ling
champion, for the s~culling champion
ship of the world. FELTON, covered the
four and one-half miles in % minutes,
40 seconds, beating Barry six lengths.
There was Il high wind.
A large quantity of arms and ammu-
milton intended for Portuguese revolu-
t%iOnaries has beer taken owe by the
Spanish authorities ut Alamedilla
Park, in Salamanca, about 10 miles
northwest of Madrid. The seizure was
made mt the request of the Portuguese
consul.
Published intimations that the alb
duction of William o. jenkins. Ameri-
can consular agent at Puebla, pre-
scented phases indicative of connivance
by jenkins and certain of his asso-
ciates with the bandits are refuted in
Il story published by the Excelsior of
Mexico City, Mex.
Before the peace treaty becomes eff
fective the German representatives
will be required to sign an additional
protocol binding Germany to carry out
armistice clauses which were not in
corpOrated in the treaty of Versailles.
The supreme council has considered
the text of the proposed instrument
The net bag of German submarines
DESTROYED by the American. .French
and British navies during the war was
200 out of Il total of $40 completed by
the enemy up to the armistice. accord.
ing to the war cabinet blue book. Each
OF the three navies developed entirely
diffefeht systems OF summarize detec-
tioh apparatus, ana their results were
constantly e~Nchahgeu'
An inventory Oh ,he crown Je"eis
mas uisci"seu ina .he famous diamond
Known us the "raha '"he Oh rus
can! anu sixteen ot"er Naiuhpie Cd
Jects nave peeh rehio'e"' presumably
py inc former emperor o aus'ria
when ne iieu 'he country. ~ II au-
ihitteu 10 ne IN open question: now
m"i .m '''"e was r"'.ae
vi s"'oe property
1c
NuGents weekly, a national maya
zihe ueVoteu TO the manufacture OF
womens garmehts' rolloweu me ex-
aihpie ii ,he Literary Iisest VIII the
e ma p"n """'"
oe .! Nv
uosn1 rasses oes "eeA 'n'' '"e
win no tokon into ous,odv and ha,d Gov
| investigation nv immipration outbori.
ties. under orders received Thursday
| by the police from federal officials.
Those unable to prove they are Amer.
lean citizens are to be deported, ac-
cording to the advices to the police.
The short work day md the sever.
increasing wages demanded nv indus.
trial labor were declared to be "allies