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Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
REPORT NEW
 BILL ON BOXING
Measure Provides for Eight Round Contests in This
 State.

Hartford, Conn, April 2.---The reso- lution proposing Q constitutional pro- hibition amendment, which has been favorabIy reported was before the House today, but as many matters awaited action, it was not touched.
 The judiciary committee will again report 9 boxing commission bill, which will be like the one unfavor- ably reported, but amended to pro- vide for eight ounce gloves and not longer than eight round contests. The Y. M. c. A. will be exempted from paying license fees. All boxing con tests will have to be licensed by the commission, including those which might be given at Yale, either as col Iege affairs, or as intercollegiate con- tests. There will be a minority un- favorable report. The committee is said to stand nine to three for the
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
FARM BUREAU IN MEMBERSHIP RACE

During the week of April 7-12 every Farm Bureau in Connecticut will conduct a strenuous membership campaign. The movement, which has for it's object the raising of funds to back up a program for better agri- culture and homemaking. is endorsed by the State Manufac turer's as well as by the State Bankers Associa- ton.
 In Fairfield County there are now about 1400 Farm Bureau members. A determined effort will be made to increase this number over the 2,50Q membership goal set by the Bureau directors.
 For each town. the local commit tee composed of the Farm Bureau di- rector and chairmen of the Home Economies and Junior Committees will have direct charge of the cam paign. They will endeavor to reach through volunteer canvassers as many people as possible during the mem bership week. Present members whose subscriptions fall due April first will greatly aid the work of their town committees by remitting at once to the Farm Bureau office in Dan bury.
 Get behind the movement for bet. .er- agriculture and homemakinE in Fairfield County. Back up your Farm Bureau.
 Wrn. IT. Burnham, local director from Bridgeport, will have charge of the local Farm Bureau membership campaign. Last year Bridgeport had 47B members 65O has been set as the mark to be reached during the week of April T-12.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04

Moreover since our constitution prohibits the sale of national lands this department, in accord with President Carranza, is giving special attention to all matters referring to Lower Cal ifornia. Concessions of territory in that part of the republic which have been authorized have been for a re- duced number of pectares, and to residents of various small villages of that territory following the policy of creating small land holdings with the object of favoring the natives"
 Baron Fugitaro Otori, Japanese
 minister to Mexico, tonight issued the following statement regarding the dis cussion over alleged attempts by Jap anese to purchase lands in Lower California:
 "A tempest in teapot has been created and I think the importance the American press has given this question is due to some political maneuYer, caused by she nearness of the next Presidential campaign. It may be declared tfs1t there are no concessions in Lover California that favor the interests of my country. Only near the town of MexicaH exists small Japanese agricultural colony
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
SERIOUS REVOLT
 AGAINST SOVIET
New Republic Has Also Been Proclaimed in
 Belgrade.

London, April 2.---Reports that a revolution against the Soviet govern ment has broken out in Petrograd q are supported by an official Russian wireless despatch received here which says that there is a serious strike of railroad men in the Petrograd dis trict. The strike; it is said, was prompted by the NIensheviki and the social revolutionarieS
 The newspaper VeCcherni Listy of Agram, Jugo-Slavia, according to a wireless despatch from Rome, an nOunces that the dynasty of Kara Georgevitch has been deposed and a republic proclaimed in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia and Jugo- -SIavia.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
CHAMBERLAIN
 SCORES BAKER
Calls Baker and Crowder Exponents of "Prussian-
 ized Militarism. ''

Nabchez, Miss, April 2----Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, in an address here last night on ante-war, inter- war and postwar problems, reiterat- ed criticisms of the war department in the conduct of the war and char acterized Secretary Baker and Major General Crowder as opponents of a 'PrusSianized militarisn1.''
 Senator Chanlberlains speech was devoted largely to criticism of the army court martial system and he said while he has mo quarrel with President Wilson he intends to keep up his quarrel with the war depart ment as long as ineficiency continues there"
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
WILSON AND PREMIERS CALL
 IN EXPERTS

Paris, April Consideration of the question of reDarau6ns and the disposition of the Rhine Valley was continued by the Council of Four, comprising President Wilson and the premiers Of France. Great Britain and Italy, when the session of the council was resumed today. It is understood to be probable that at least three more days will be occu- pied with these subjects.
 American financial experts were called into the session today.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04

that cultivates rice, but this is abso- lutely lacking in importance '"The only paying exploitatfo-. that can be made in that part of Mexico is for the development of mineral de, posits, and this is beyond the modest resources of the only Japanese colony located in that region. I am sure that if the American department of state has asked it's embassy here for infor- mation, the embassy must declare that there are no concessions in Lower t California favoring Japanese inter ests''
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
Gomez Officially Denies
 Land Sale To Japanese
States Department of Development Has Not Authorized Anything Giving Foreigners Rights to Large Fix
 tensions of Land in That Section.

Mexico City, Tuesday, April 1(By the Associated Press
 Savador Gomez chief of staff of the department of arc ure and development officially denied tonight reports Japanese subjects have bought lands in Lower California statement issued behalf of the department Pastor Rouaix the secretary of labor arc- ture It reads follows
 T say that up to the present there has been Of lands in Lower California to Japanese subec neither the department of development authorized anything giving eigner rights to large extensions of lands in that
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
COLONEL VIX RELEASED.

Copenha gen, April 2-Colonel Vix chief of the French mission at Buda- pest was interned for five days in that city after the government over t-1rn, a Vienna message states. Be was, however, released, the despatch adds, and has reached Belgrade with the other members Of the French mis- sion and the British and Serbian mis- sIons to Hungary.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
TWO AVIATORS KILLED.

San Antonio Texas. April 2-Lieu- tenant Walter A. Byrnes of San Francisco, and Cadet Parker D. Buck of Cincinnati attached to Kelly Fly ing Field here, were killed yesterday in the fall of their a!rplane three miles from the field. it was announced today. The bodies were badly burned. Related word of the ac- cident was brought to the field by a passerby who witnessed the acci- dent.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
Reorganization Or Speedy
 Insolvency With Forced Sale
Alternatives That Conditions Enforce Creditors of
 Farmers Dairy Co.-Heaviest Obligations To as Farmers Who Supplied Milk.

Reddng April 2-Reorganization speedy insolvency with forced sale of yielding only from 20 to D cents the dollar is the alternative that conditions upon the creditors of the Farmers Dairy Co., in which enterprise Redn mkmen interested to the extent of thousands of dollars The plan for readustmen designed to avert the pending bankruptcy has worked by First National Bank of Bridgeport which holds the Dairy paper the amount of $5OOO and advanced at meeting creditors held at NeNtOWn Thursday.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
BARCELONA QUIET

Barcelona, Spain, Monday, March 31.-This city is quiet, theatres and moving picture houses have been re- opened and the food supply has re- turned to normal. The Spanish cruiser Espana and a torpedo boat are an- chored in the port.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04

Paterson, N. J.. April 1.-Two men were reported killed today in an ex- plosion which destroyed two of the 20 mills which comprise the DuPont powder works at Wayne. The shock was felt for miles around
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04

New York, April "A cablegram If congratulation sent to the Finnish government upon the assembling of she newly elected Lantag in which the hope of "a united and democratic Finland" was expressed, was made public here today by H. Montagu Donner, president of the Finland con- sututiOnal league of America.
 MT. DOnner declared that a Copen- hagen despatch telling of the resigna- ton of the Finnish government doubt less referred to the passing of the old Svinhufud ministry under Premier lngman. The Landtag, he said, snow Qs composed of 159 Republicans and fl rnonarchists.
 ''We have every reason to believe that General Mannerheim is still re- gent" said MT. Donner, "and that Finland is on the eve of the greatest era. in her history. There Is no req son why the United States and other Allied nations should withhold recog- nition. Bolshevtsm does not thrive in Finland, the eighty Socialists elected to the Diet having publicly denounc- ed it. The resignation of General Mannerheim is incredible. If true, 1t would be disaster of the first mag nitude."
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04

Paris. April 2-King Albert of Bel gium. who arrived from Brussels yes tsrday by airplane, visited President Wilson today.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04

In December General Mannerheim, who was leader of the White Guard forces in Finland last year and who left the country temporarily while the Reds were in the ascendant, re- turned to Finland from England. He announced his purpose to secure re- cognittOn of the complete independ- ence of Finland by all the powers and establish a form of government there based on the cooperation of all the political parties.
 Reports of the Finnish election mentioned in the foregoing despatch have not reached this country.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
Results of Agitation Carried on by Independents and
 Spartacides. CRISIS RAPIDLY
 APPROACHING Unadulterated Bolshevisr1 Preached Finds Thous
 and of Listeners.

Zurich, Switzerland, April {: In view of fresh negotiations over the Danzig question, the German Cabinet has decided to gather the chiefs of all parties of the National Assembly s: Berlin tomorrow to reach an agreement as to the policy that fS to be followed, according to an announcement by the Ger man propaganda service.
 Berlin. Tuesday, April Almost all tho labor forces of Germany are either striking or threatening to strike as a. result Of agitation carried on by Independent Socialists and Sparticides, who are succeeding in their efforts to induce workers 10 make increasingly impossible de- mends. They have even partly per suaded mine guards on duty in the Ruhr district to protect the pits against the Sparticides, to prevent miners from descending,
 The situation everywhere Is consid- cred serious and it is said that the aim of the Sparticides Is purely pO- litioal, having as it's object the over turning of the present governmen and the establishment of Bolshevisnn. Sauguinary engagements have occur red at Kastrop, in Westphalla, ac- cordtng to the Tageblatt A pro- cesston of miners which was on Its
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 way to the office of the EastTop An zeiger, ,clashed with public security guards and several were killed and wounded on both sides. 1t Is said.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04
REPORT FINNISH GOVT RESIGNED Believe This to Be Old Regime and Not New
 Landtag.

Copenhagen, April 2-The Finnish 'Eernment has resigned in conse- uence of it's defeat at the recent elections, it is announced in des- batch received today from Helsing- rOrs.
Republican farmer., 1919-04-04

q q London, April 2---Desc-ibing the 2fu look in Germany, the Berlin cor N espon<tent of the NIail says the crisis which 1s rapidly approaching seems certain to oe graver than either the January or March outbreaks
 "One of the storm centers is Ba- varda, especially Munich" he writes, ''The situation in Southern Germany has completely changed during the last three weeks. Thousands of peO- Trlo, including many women, attended mass meetings at which JnaCtulterated E}olshevism is advocated and demands gre made for the abolition of the elected parliament. A political sec tion has arisen that is even stronger than the Sparticides. The members of thls party call themselves Syndi- Chttsds, and are apparently led or in sPtred by terrorists, who escaped from ItuesseBt5orf when government troops O1Saup4ed that city after the last up casing.
 'fBolshevism is working in Germany by proPaGganda- as it did in Hungary and is wreosing industry and remov- ing opportunities for work
 Berlin, April 2-In a collision be- tween strikers and government troops at Stuttgart on Tuesday three per sons were killed and many others "OuItASG- llo NlSIi4OIISlIdlO4 "SI U eveatually dispersed and order re- stored.
 The labor leaders in Stuttgart have declared a general strike there.
 Paris, April "A despatch from Zuri9h states that in the riots at Frankfort or Monday eleven persons were killed and twenty-five wounded. tTh5 police have made four hundred arrests iG connection with the dis orders, it Is said. In the Ruhr Basin |, the number of strikers is estimated at T,S0. 0o3. There have been riots in Wurttemberg, according to report Tho Matin says that a general strike is going on at Berlin, being as serious as the one recently called in that scIty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-16
FIND BODY OF WOMAN
IN FLAT IN CHICAGO:
POLICE ARE MYSTIFIED

BY United Press.
CHICAGO, May 16-Police here
today confessed themselves nlysti e.
fed by the killing of Mrs Mabelle
Jones. 30 years old, whose nude
body was found seated on the floor
Of her fiat. The woman had been
dead for several hours.
Frederick r. Jones. travelling
salesman fer a house in Buffalo. y.
Y, husband OF the victim. reported
to the police that he found his wife
dead last night. There was a small
cut near the jaw. while her head
was Caked with blood.
Jones was held by the police.
pending investigation. The Joneses
rented the fiat here two months ago
Jones said he had been on the road
Tor some time before coming back
to Chicago last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-16
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

If you want 10 keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash IL with.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. This
dries the scalp. makes the hair brit
tie. and is very harmful Mulsifed
cocoanut oil shampoo (Which is pure
and entirely greaseless). is much
better than anything else YOU can
use for shampooing. as this can't
possibly injure the hair.
Simply mOisten your hair with
water and rub it in. One or two
teaspoonsfuls will make an abund-
ance OF rich.N creamy lather. and
cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly. The lather rinses out easily.
and removes every particle OF dust.
dirt. dandruff and excessive OIL The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and it
leaves il fine and silky. bright, fluffy
and easy 20 manage
You can get Mulsifed cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store. II
is very cheap. and a few ounces is
enough TO last everyone in the fami-
~ for months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-16
The Golden Apple
By Mabel Lee Clarke

bly-at least 20 Mary's sensitive ears.
NY gown-the one 7 wore when
l first met Harrison. ] told Marie 10
gather up some of my things for the
Suffrage sale-but / never intended
that one 10 go"
"Sh-h-h. she'll hear" the other
girl cautioned.
Mary giggIed nervously and talked
very fast. but Arty was too enamour-
ed Of the combination of Mary and
the blue dinner gown 10 notice any
, thing else.
You should always wear blue. Z"
he remarked as he ordered salad
"Of course at Griffins' it's black or
get out, but blues your color"
No one had ever looked into
Mary's eyes like that before. and il
gave her a pleasant sense of well
being. which brought an even more
alluring sparkle TO them.
The next morning bought further
recklessness. She had purchased a
blue silk turban and IN imitation
flet color. wearing the latter. with
her hair in a fashionable style
such are the results of discovering
that someone has {. finite interest
/ in ones appearance. Mary was an
ticipating happily. a date with
Arty that evening, when Harrison
Johnston came down the aisle amid
batteries of curious and astOnished
eyes. His purpose turned out to be
the appointing of Ma, Heming as
! his partner in the mutual benefit
/ ball She had won the Golden apple,
But far more important than this
/ n5s the fact that Mary sudden pop
{ ularity made Arty Stone jealous.
/ After the grand mar /. remember.
nothing but crosses OF your pro-
| gram" he told her on the eve of the
| great occasion.
Mary started to lif. her head arch
/ " at this presumption when he
caught her hand quickly and said:
I'm tired of bOardi =, little Mary.
\ Say you're tired too"
Mary nodded an obedient assent.
/ though she had experienced only a
/ brief two months 1t took the rest
/ Of the evening TO settle the matter
/ OF a substitute for Mrs Brennan's
/ establishment, which turned out to
I be two rooms and kitchenette. Artv
/ ended the discussion by saving.
/ Anyway. the wearing of the black
/ is good enough for Griffins'. but I'll
say it's blue for Mrs. Arty"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-16
Trading with advertisers
means more for less cash.
MAGIC WAY
TO DANISH
UGLY HAIR

No need now for any woman to
use smelly, skin-irritating liquids.
powders and pastes to get rid of
usly hairs. Bellin's WOnderstOeH
removes superflueous hair from
face or lips instantly and has be-
come so popular with beautiful wo-
men in New York because it is the
only dry and odorfess application
for the purpose. You can use this
beauty aid to advantage, just as
they DO.
Wonderstoen is guaranteed TO be
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only on basis Of money back If not
as represented. Booklet Free from
BelEn's Wonderstoe Co, 500 Fifth
ave. New York, or get from Central
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Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-16

Novelty Voiles III hundreds of pretty de-
signs at extra special Prices-36-inch dainty
and large pattern Voiles Our regular SOC
grades for Saturday 00a
only .......-...... Wv
Bingham effects in printed cloth. This
cloth is made extra strong and comes II
inches wide; SO patterns to select 4 Or
from; per yard, only. ........... IGO
Toile du Nord Ginghams in 2za
very pretty patterns: yard. ...... Z ~
Very fine quality Mercerized Poplins in
all the new wanted shades 00A
Special, yard ..............O &O
Lace Curtains in very good variety to
select from at extra special prices. We are
featuring for Saturday only our regular 81
quality for only. GO or
Now is the time to get those curtains made
up. We have plenty of patterns 10o up
in prices ranging from 1900. ~
Dainty White Dresses for infants. A0n
Extra Special TOO
All Silk Petticoats. in very pretty comb
nations of colors 60 or
Very pretty Crepe de Chine Camisoles
regular 5 100 values Not all AOa
sizes. To close out ......... TOO
White Lawn Waists in hundreds of pat
terms to select from. no.
only . WV
Crepe de Chine Waists in all shades We
have 800 waists that sold from $500 to
$500. Not all sizes in every style. but all
sizes IN the lot. Special for GO OE
Saturday only ..........1 OuOO
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
We have received 200 dozen more of those
Ladies Silk Hose in all shades. CO.
They won't last long at only OOG
Boys and Girls Fine Hose in black.
brown and white; all sizes up to NE
9I2; only 1890. -.--..-.--.- GOG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-16
A Few Every Day Prices Not Specials"

Snider's Pork and beans
lb. can ...... 12I2c
Paxton Red Beans. III. can. 90
Bee Sweet Corn. No. I can. see
Bee Early Corn, No. 1 can sac
HartlOve Tomatoes. No. I
can ..-...-..... ....... SEC
Helmet Pumxin. No. 3 can 12c
Thomas Saucr .Kraut. No. ,
can - 12o
Silent Salesman Hominy.
No. . can ............ Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-16

Novelty Voiles in hundreds of pretty de
igns at extra special Prices-36-inch dainty
md large pattern Voiles Our regular Soc
grades for Saturday 00A
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
coNl,roN nINIrrNI. Nn la

CONTON DIVIDENr Nc ls
At the meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Repl1le Iron Il Strei Company. he ID
November ,sth. 1919 d dividend Of ! u E on
the Common stock was declared, payable
Fe oruary md. 1920. to stockholders Of rec
ord January 15th. 1879 Books remain
open.
RICH lard JONES. JR., Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
REpr-nl.l leon 8 srEs1 coMpa>

REPv BIfC IRON STEEL COMPANF.
PREFETRre DIVIDEND No f5
AT Tie u ttlRg ~ he IS I'd Of Director
Of tae Republic Iron & Steel Company. he a.
November -th. 1913 the regular quarter j.
dividend II = The Preferred Stock
was declared pay abb. January End 1929 TO
stockhoid,r ,rs OF record December 18th. 1919.
Books remain op=A
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

w. II. MULLINS. Presidexs.
CHARLES g. GIBSON. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR co.

= 2Nelll leF y HE
The BOARD OF Directors have this day d.
clared quarterly dividends of . per cent a.,
the Preferred Stock and ) per cent on I'll
Common Stock. payaote In cs.sh on Dec. a.
lsl5. to stockholders OF record Dec. 10.
As1s. FRANK u. WELTY. TrsasuseRs
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Says Clemenceau Govt
Will Raise French Taxes
Breton Believes Recent Election
Marks Return to Sound
Finance

Albert Breton, vice president of the
Guaranty Trust Company, just back
from Europe, declared that the sue
cess of the Cemenceau party in the
recent French election marked the re-
turn Of the French government to
sound financial practices.
Before the election" he said. "the
government did not feel able to budget
its needs or to put in effect a new
taxation policy. Now it will go ahead
and raise taxes about 40 per cent on
the average to enable revenues to catch
up with expenditures"
Mr.. Breton added that after the new
french Senate met in January plans
would be devised for an internal loan
to pay eff part of the war obligations
OF the government to the Bank of
France. He said that the peasants were
veil supplied with money. The French
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION

New York, Novem Der 30, 1918.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Notice Is hereby given that Special
Meeting of the Stockholders Of Chase
Securities Corporation will be held al its
office at 81 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York. on the 26th day
Of December, 1919, at IL O'Clock noon to
consider proposals to increase from 100 600
10 $50 o0e the number OF shares without
nominal or par value which the said Cor
poration may Issue and the amount OF It's
stated capital from 81. 500 900 to $40 900 900 :
he conditions under which such increases
shall become effective; the consideration
for and the terms and conditions under
which. II authorized. said new or addi-
tional shares shal be issued. and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
e. r. TINKER. Vice. Preaidsnt.
Ws p. HOLLY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Queen & Crescent Earns
$6O.O5 a Share in 1919

The Cincinnati, New Orleans g.
Texas Pacific Railway Company reports
net corporate income for the year
ended December 81, 1918, Of $1,91s,152
equivalent after preferred dividends
TO S60 10 share earned on the
S1,S9o0oO common stock. compared d
with S3,21s.eSs. or $105.54 a share, in
the preceding year.
Federal operating account shows net
operating income of $3,047.943, which
compares with a guaranteed rental of
$3,541 ,039, less for the government
Of $49S,093. Without the benefit of
Federal compensation, the result of
the years operations would have been
S4356 share on the common stock.