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The Washington herald., 1919-04-26
MonId Bo,eott Learuc.

Rome. April ga grouI OF dep
utSs passed resolution todsy. de-.
mandinE that Italy Tefuss=Ha= joi-
the league of nations unless she -
awarded Fiume. sara and the Dsi
nation Islands.
The city is bedecked with FLAG,
and manifestos have been tackled or
walls OF buildings and public places
urging the populace to rally to ~.
support of the Orlando peace dele
cation. Other manifestos regret
the temporary Ttalo-American rup.
turc.
Hundreds OF thousands Of person,
participated today in wild anti-wiI-
son demonstrations throuEhoui
Italy.
a strong division Of sentiment at
tended most Of the demonstration
. The crowC& cheering America but de-
uouncinC her president The peonIs
were particularly demonstrative in
Trim. Genoa, Bologna and Milan.
where crowds marched through the
streets. shouting. ''Hurrah for Amer.
ica' Down with Wilson"
According 10 reports received hs-s
demonstrations have occurred in tho
provinces Of Arcona. Pavia- Tdine
Tneviso and at Padua- Scores %
kilograms have been sent to Premier
Orlando and Sonnino approving Their
stand.
Political speakers harangued th.
through. demanding the rovernmer.
refuse TO rcc".iC from its stand for
annexation of Fiume and Dalr1atia
The speeches were constantly inter.
rupted by storms Of approving shout.
! and cheers.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26
Weather Postpones
Transatlantic Flight

ST. Johns, n. F.. April G.-The
weather conditions today were con-
sidered too uncertain for the starting
OF the transatlantic flight
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26

peal TO the Italian people. in their
bcwildermcnt and tension. he might
carry more weight than the counsel
of either the Peace Conference or
the half-defeated Italian diplomat,
it is feared.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26
Hungarian Soviet Weakens.
BoIsheyiki i'm Disorder.

Budapest. April 24-Complete lack
of discipline has been displayed by
Hungarian soviet troops at several
points. an official statement announced
today.
'Rumanian troops have occupied
Grosswardein and our troops evacu-
ated Debreczin and Behaning." the
communique added.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26
HURLEY CANCELS
SHIP CONTRACTS
Additional 100000 Tons
Of Steel Hulls Stopped
By Chairman,

The entire United States Shipping
Board program is being completely
overhauled.
Chairman Hurley. who is in Chi
cago. wired Yesterday that I'VE now
find it necessary TO cancel an addi-
tional 100000 tons Of steel ships"
Since the signing of the armisticc
on November II last the Shipping
Board has cancelled contracts for ap-
proximately $50 vessels of some ZOO
900 tons. The total aggregate contract
price for these ships was more than
500 10000.
With the slash" just announced il
means that since the cessation OF hos
tilities the construction of some
4, 200, 600 tons of steel ships has been
abandoned The wartime peak" pro-
gram of the Shipping Board called
for some 16.OOO,co0 tons of ships
This does not mean that the entire
Shipping Board program is going TO
smash" declared Shipping Board off,
cials here last night. but that it is
imperative to reduce the output 10
fit the special trade needs of the
country now that the war is over
and the avalanche OF ships the war
demanded is no longer required"
HurIcy's Telegram.
Chairman Hurlcy's telegram in
full is as follows:
Since the signing of the armis-
tice the Shipping Board has cam
celled contracts for more than p
100000 tons of steel ships.
In fguring out the balancing OF
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26
Wilson As aKaiser..

Wilson As sEKaiser.,
A large and influential section Of
the press united in attempts TO
convince the Italian people that
President Wilson does not repre-
sent the American people, and some
journals print bitter denunciations
OF the President.
II Messagero describes Mr.. Will
son as the American Kaiser and
adds: We do not believe the
American people will support him"
Idea Nazionale says: Not Amer
ica, but only Wilson is against US.
and the American people are not
wholly with Wilson. There are few
Americans who do not feel Wilson
is the only obstacle to peace"
HEpocha: 1T is impossible to un-
derstand Wilson's psychology. Ills
an entirely personal affair. II would
be unfair to confuse America with
Wilson. America is our friend
Orlando May Resign.
II is understood that Premier
Orlando will offer ing Emmanuel his
resignation
If it is not accepted. the expectation
js that tho rr~a1icT will convoks
parliament Monday or Tuesday. Open
ing OF parliament recently was post
poned TO May 6, and IL it is reas-
sembled new delegation will be
depuuzed to represent Italy at the
Peace Conference. should il be de.
cided that the monarchy prefers not
to terminase its connection with the
deliberations.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26
.LENINE LOSING
power RAPIDLY
AS DUPES FLEE
BolsheMks Deserving Mos
COW Regime to Ukrain-
Ian National Forces.
COLLAPSING AT VIENNA
Kun's Troops Demoralized
As Rumanians Gain.
Reds Hard Pressed.

Berne, April 5.-Reports that Len
ines power is vanishing rapidly. and
that the Ukrainian Bolsheviks are de-
serting the Moscow regime and join
ins the Ukrainian national govern
ment, reached here today.
The Ukrainian government announc-
ed the capture of Kier by Ukrainian
troops, declaring the whole peasantry
of Western Ukraine is revolving
against the Bolsheviks.
Hungarian Soviet Weakens.
Rotterdam, April 25.-The Hungarian
soviet government has offered to re-
sign in favor of an orthodox socialist
government. according to a Budapest
dispatch via Berlin today.
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Americans and British refuszd 4
interpret the action as q dsnnits
break
An official communique was A.
sued. declaring that all the con
ferees displaye dthe strongest c.rirr
to reach a satisfactory solution, ard
expressing the hope that the -slfar
parliament will aid in a settluns.nt
Seeks Roman Advice.
From semi-officiaI Arr4rt~a.
sources It was learned Orlano hss
given his word to the big -hrrss
that he was going home TO c zsuI
Parliament. -
While the Italian situation wa
at its crisis yesterday, the supreme
economic council discussed the coz
supply in Europe and plans fot
overcoming the shortage. especially
IN Italy. Count ZuccinI Represented
Italy at the session. The council
also removed fishing restrictions N
the Baltic and North seas so as 4,
enable Germany to increase her focc
SUPPLY.
II also removed restrictions
against transporting more than SuOt
tons Of food at one time into Ger
many and Czechc-Slovakia - wa
OF Hamburg, and from now un il ..
possible 5000 tons may be nov,
simultaneously.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26

CONTINUED on PAGE TEN.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26
The Net Circulation the Washington Yesterday Was 382O6
THE WEATHER.

Today-Fair. Tomorrow-Fair; not so
cold. Highest temperature yesterday. As;
lowest IS.
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The evening world., 1919-01-09

chairmanships Of the more important
Senate Committees are Alvah w.
Giurllngamc jr. OF Kings becomes $
Chairman Of judiciary, succeeding j.
Henry Walters OF Onondaga, now
Ma ajority Leader; John -. Mullan cf
Monroe heads the Committee on
Cities. Frederick NJ. Davenport n
Oneida. elected as . dry" candidate.
viii preside over the Committee on
Taxation and Retrenchment, TO which
will be referred all prohibition
mcasures.
In the Assembly Louis VI Martin of
Onelda, who voted with tho "drys'
last year, is Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Judiciary, which Will cnn-
sidcr the temperance legislation The
personnel of the principal Sena'e
Committees follows:
FINANCE-Sag of Albany. Chair
man; Charles VI. Hewitt, q. +. Thonp-
son, G. l.. Thompson, Lockwood, wal
ton. Towner. Marshall, Davenport
Knight and Law, Republicans; Rams
pcrgcr, Boylan and Carroll, Democrats.
JUDICIARY Burlingame Of Kings.
CfTIES-Mullan OF Monroe. Chair
man: Gibbs. Graves. Lockwood. Bur
lIngamc. Nclvcrton, Law, Abcles and
Iowman. Republicans; I!amsporger.
Walker and Dunnigan, Democrats.
TAXATION hND ltETRENCH-
MENT- Davenport OF oneida. Chair
man: Marshall, Hewitt, Lockwood.
Burlingamc. Bowman, whitley and
Abolcs. Republicans; Boylar, Carroll
and Walker, Democrats.
RULES Walters Of Onondaga.
chairman; sage. Hewitt and Walton.
Republicans; Foley. Democrat.
The Chairmcn Of tho other com
mittccs are: Public Service. George T..
Thompson. Niagara Internal Affairs
C. j. Hewitt Cayuga; Public Eiuca-
ton G e. Lockwood, Kings; Codes
Charles W. Walton. Ulster; Com
mcrcc and Navigation--fred u.
Pitcher. jefferson; Canals-James w.
Yclverton. schenectady: Insurance
James T.. Towner. Duchess; Conser-
walton g. l.. Thompson. suffolk.
civil Ser, ice--J. Samuel Fowler,
Chautauqua; Banks--N. Munroo Mar
shall. Franklin: Public Health l.. W.
II. Gibbs. Erie; Military Affairs
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nosa Graves. Erie; Labor and In
dustry-JOhn knight, wyoming: Re-
vision Mortimer Y. Ferris Essex.
Penal lustitutions Clayton Il. Lusk.
Cortland; Printed and EngrOssed
Bills Caleb ". Baumcs. Orange:
Villages William \. Carson. Yates:
Agriculture A. T.. Brown. Madison:
Privileges and Elcctiona-B Burt T.
KaSson, Fulton: Public Printing
James L. whitley, Monroe.
The leading Assembly committees
are made up thus:
Ways ana Means -Machold of J'f-
ferson, Chairman. Seakcr. Tulri,.
Kenyon. BeNley, Lord. McGinnice No
Whitney, Bloomfield. Hooper Tha, en-
Republicans: McElligott, Shannon and
Seesselburg Democrats.
Judiciary Martin OF oneida. Chair
man; McNab, Pierce, Rowe. Bown,
jerks. Everett, Pellet and Wilson.
Republicans; Goldberg. Bloch, OHare
and tcrtig, Democrat
Cities Malone or Albany. Chair
man; Blakcly, y. J. Miller. Fcaron.
Davis. Dobson, Wells, Whltcomb and
Franchot Republicans; S,enbcrg.
Burr, McCue and +. II. Miller. Demo-
Gratis
Rules Speaker Sweet Chairman,
Adler Nachold. Malone and Fcaron,
Republicans: Donohuc ana Taylor,
Democrats.
The Chairmcu of .he other Assem-
bly, ommittccs arc: Genera, Laws.
W. y. Youkcr. Kings; Codos. William
Duke jr, Allegany; Agriculture, Dam
icl 4. Wit;cr. Tiogt: Internal Affairs.
George T. Wheeler Livingston: Rail
roads. Frank L. Scakcr -. Lawrence;
Electricity. Gas and water. Casper
Fcnncr. romphins; Insurance, Prank
l.. Gardrcr Dutchcss: Banks. Nelson
w. Cheney, Erie; Taxation ard Re-
trcnchmon'. Franklin W. Judson
Monroe; Public Education, Nbrcll T..
TGllctt, Madison; Public Hcalth. Ray
mond 4. Kenyon. Essex; Villages,
George Blakely. Wcstchcstcr; Canals
Herbert \. Zimmerman. Erie: Excise.
y. j. Miller Eric; Labor and Indus
tries, William Bewloy. Niagara; Re
vision, James 4. Harris. Monroe;
Conservation. Edward \. Everett. -.
Lawrence: Commerce and Navigation,
James H. Caultold. Kings; Charitable
and Religious Societies John =. Dou-
OhuC, Putnam; pCr1l Institutions,
Wallace T.. Pierce Clinton Military
Affairs, +. \. Wells, Kings; Public
Printing, w. I. Thaycr, Franklin;
Claims. Thomas A. McWhinncy. Mas
sau; Public Institutions, e. L. Mead.
Orange; Soldiers Home. s II. QuacK-
Steuben: Printing and En-
6osscd Bills. T.. o. Davies. Herkimer;
Social Welfare, Frank DobsOn. Mon
roe: War. Clarence +. Welsh, Albany.
The two women members. Mrs. Ida
II. Sammis. Republican, Of Suffolk.
and Mrs, Mary VI. Lily Democrat. OF
New York, were assigned 20 the Com
mittees on Education and Social Wei
fare. Mrs. Slmmis also will serve on
the Public Health Committee.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
PULLMAN PORTER
HELD FOR R|FLING
PASSENGERS BAGS
Two Indictments for Jewelrt
TheftS on Pennsylvania
Railroad.

rb,,ts y, tbousonds of d,ll,rs'
worth or Jcwrlry from the baggage
~ trovoIlors or pcppgylva,la Rail.
road trains between New York and
,,,,,t, r,,,,. ,. ,t.,...,1 g., t,1.c,.
ments against Charles -. sampson, a
,,..,.. p,,t,,.. ,,..... .,d uorco.
''' ''''''" F'''' '''
Morse, who formerly hold similar
job. They arc In the Tomba await
ina. tri,i in Concr,I Sessions
,,.,.,.., 49,. ,,i,,.
Complaints ht"o al A'''" ,' ivy
place the losses at NOR" than 100000.
The New York policc have not been
...t,r, g.. ........,,., ,.- ,.,,t ... l,,..,
W.
"S this' hHt ih'y declare |-'ooV ""''n
~ loot has been found IN a safe at
th.. hn,,c or Marco u, <o 12G Wr,t
,,l 60.
="
Tho ihCf,s Nurc fret reported 20
the polir, by II. n. uacNctt OF 80.
gas W.. to.n, .,,,,, ,ybo said the
''' i'''"
eaten on MS suitcase WIS open ""'"
he arrived in New York. though u"
was sure II had been locked. Other
complaints began coming in and Dc
tcCtiyc David Foley %. the lUVtl
Street Station was nut ON tho case.
WORDING with p,unSNIyluh Railroad
detectives. hr watched and irailod
Pullman portc~s for moro than q
month L'inallv 10 h. charged Morse
was c,urh, a week u,gp as ho tried TO
The evening world., 1919-01-09

Misery writes: Il have such very
severe cough and cold ana have not
been able TO get anything 10 help me
II IL weakening my system"
Answer: Use the following and your
cold ana cough will vanish and you
viii soon be strong again. Get = oz.
bottle OF Concentrated Essence Mcntho.
LaNene and take every hour or two.
This car be taken pure or made into "a
directions AZ to use. viii he found on
bottle This IS mild laxative and viii
drive the cold from the system.
Lucille asks; "a have tried 70 cure
dsndruH, itching scalp, falling hair and
badness wi'n numerous touics, etc. but
In vain. what do you recommcud''
Answer. have been recommending
Plain yellow N'uyui FOR the past seven
,cara and sroTes OF my patients are do.
lighted with the quick. pleasant action
OF this remedy Iu stopping itching, fan
t1g hair daniruf, 90. o. Eiy"S 'ur ut.I
neA'tn. lustrc and NIgur e" nothing 'ls.
dIcs. Obtain IN i-oz. Jars with iuI
directions.
Maude writes. 'tan yu4 pieiss PIE.
scribe medicine which viii relieve me o.
.I,h distressing symptom7 o. sidney and
bladder us h, following Pains IN small
ut back soreness In region ~ ul adder.
'rcquent calls at night but scan'y uow,
With pain. huruins and foI, odo. pu.'.
ing o. limbs. etc.
Answer: Tho. seeking rolie' from
kidney and nlatdcr disorders should
begin taking BaImNo ort Tablets, very
successful formula sold b" reaied tune.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
SENATE AND HOUSE
At ALBANY NAME
NEW COMMITTEES
Big Shakeup Among Chairmen
Characierizes Organization
of y. Y. Legislature.

ALBANY. y. y. Jan. s.--The
standing committees of tho 1919 Leg
lslaurc. announced in both houses
to-day, dGer considerably In per
sonnet from those Of last year Tais
condition - duo chiefly to tho un.
usually large number Of new mem
bcrs this year.
chief among tho changes N She
The evening world., 1919-01-09
ATTACK ON POSEN MEN.
Gcrmsns Recnptur~ Several Towns
In Enst Prussia.

LONDON, Jan. 9-The Germans
have recaptured a number Of towns in
East Prussia from the Poles and are
preparing TO attack Poscn. the Evening
News declared to-day.
Considerable disorder IL reported IN
Warsaw. The newspaper said the
situation in East Prussia II most
serious"
PARIS. Jan. s.--The German Govern
mcnt has opened negotiations with the
Poles, who have invaded the province
OF posen. according to the Frankfort
hopes that an understanding tia. Will
end the fighting will be reachcd.
The evening world., 1919-01-09
Mis-. Macdonald Married.

In ST. Paul's Church. Flatbush, last
night at $50 o'clock, Miss Marion Mac
donald. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Stone Macdonald. was married to
Major seward Grant OF the First Royal
Montreal Regiment The Rev. Dr. Town
send Glover Jackson performed the
ceremony, which was followed by re-
ception at Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald :
home in Albemarle Road
The evening world., 1919-01-09
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BeanS-Bsnquet Cut Refugeetn ............. 1855 10
BeanS-Champlain Cut Cranbcrry ........ 230 20
Beans -Noeca-Whole Refugee-tin ........... LAS .2
BeanS-Red Kdneytn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.50 13
BeetS-Slvcr Key-Cu tin .................. 255 ID
Asparagus Red Letter Mammoth .......... 4.30 S
Asparagus Manzana- tall tin .............. 230 20
SpnachDe Monte No p tin. ............. $50 IA
Tomatoes -Standatd-No. tin ............. 1.50 .13
Tomatoes -Oron-No. tin ................. 2.35 20
TOmatOeS-Whtter Caiforna--No q tin. ... lO5 rs
Tomatoes -Straned-No tin ................ .95 OS
CatSup-A M g. C.-Tonato- full pints ...... $50 2S
Claroa-Peanut Ohgalon tin, 3.35; quart ..... 90
ilominy-Fine Granulated-Loose- lbs ........ 20
SOup-R g. r. Tomato n. lf
Jelly-Noreca Red Currant Grapelo iar...... 2S
Ripe OliveS-Libby's- "a
SardneS-Fancy California tin. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Olive O-Risng Sun-Frenchl@ pint tin ........... ~
MilkArmour's Evaporatedtal tin ............... Is
Oran3eS-Sunks- Navelmcdium sze-dozen 65
Approximately Winesapdozen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al
Grapefru1t-Forda- size4 for. ............. 3S
Butter-Choice Creamery-pound Observation-Disclosures. IL
E33s-Seected Fresh-dozen. III
CheeSe-Amercan-od Sharp-lb "A
HamS-Armour's Star-lb A
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L'Aia-Il Principe ereditario di
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a fuggire venerdi scorso dall'isola di
Wieringw, dove trovasi internato.
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acque dell'isola, evidentemente in at
tesa del principe.
Dale informazioni disponibili, ST
arguisce che il Kronprinz attendesse
unicamente la firma del trattato di
pace far ritorno in Germania.