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RoLIvIA MAKES CLAIMS

PARIS, Jan 29-(Bys the Associated
Press)-That Bolivia intends to set up
claim for the provinces of Tacna
and Arcia, under the doctrine of Presi-
dent Wilson that nations are entitled
to an outlet to the sea, was indicated
today by General Monies, Bolivian
minister to France In a statement
TO the Associated Press he said:
The claims of Chile and Peru to
these provinces are based purely on
political arguments, while those of Bo-
livia are based on the vital right of
access to the ocean through the
natural channel of these provinces.
Without access to the sea, of which
we were deprived when we lost Anto-
fagasta as consequence of the Pacific
war, Bolivia could not hope to be-
come a great nation and trade freely
with the world
General Monies pointed out that
Chile and Peru possessed long coast
lines even before the Pacific war
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German railway concessions in Shan
Tung provinces, as presented to the
conference of the five powers by
Baron Maxine of the Japanese mis-
sion. is based on an agreement enter
ed into May 25, 1915, which also gave
Japan the right to establish a conces-
sion exclusively under its jurisdiction
in Using Tao. DR.. Wellington Koo,
Chinese minister to the United States,
arguing in behalf of China, asserted
that the agreement was entered into
under threat of hostilities and is void.
He declared likewise that the offer the
Japanese are making to restore Shan
Tung province is meaningless, as
neither the Germans nor the Japanese
succeeding them had actual possession
of the province but merely dominated
it through the railway and port con-
cessions which Japan desires to re-
tain.
The Chinese insist that Japan's
claims, if granted, would put her virtu-
ally in control of Shan Tung province
Just as she controls Manchuria
through Port Arthur and the Manchu-
ria railway, giving Japan economic
and military domination. DR.. Koo told
the council that there were 30,000,0 900
people in Shan Tung province, which
was the richest and most valuable
strategically in north China, and that
to deprive China of it, together with
Manchuria, would leave Picking and
Tien Sin difficult to defend.
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CHENOWITH GUARDED
BY new MExICANS

When Hale Chenowith RECEIVERS
from the wound in his abdomen, IN
flicted on him by Claud Mcdowell, in
a pistol battle between the two, Mon
day morning, miles south of Para
disc and near the Arizona-New Mex
leo border, he probably will find him
self held for extradition to Arizona by
the sheriff's office of Grant county,
n. NJ, charged with the murder of
Mcdowell. This, at least, is the in
tended arrangement
Following a telegram sent by Dep
uty Sheriff ]. X. Joy to Sheriff j. A.
Casey at Silver City, n. NJ, requesting
that a guard be placed over Cheno-
with at the home of his friend, Bates,
90 feet Inside the New Mexico state
territory, reply was received yester-
day from Mr.. Casey saying he had
sent deputy down to guard the
wounded man
Reports received yesterday were to
tho effect that Chenowith's condition
seemed to argue a good chance for re-
cOvery.
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DETECTIVE Stays
AGED MILLIONAIRE
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PATCHOGUE, N. Y, Jan. 29-Smith
w. Conklin, an aged banker and real
estate owner, reputed to be a million
aire, was shot and killed in his office
here late today by William w. Wright,
head of a New York detective agency
After shooting Conklin twice in the
back, Wright attempted suicide, but
failed.
According to the police, Conklin re-
Gently foreelOsed a mortgage he held
on property which formed part of the
estate left by Wright's father. Wright
who is executor of the estate, arrived
here today from New York, presum.
ably to see Conklin regarding the mat.
ter
The building in which the shooting
ook place is located on the main
street of the village. Pedestrians told
he police they saw Conklin rush to
he window, calling for help. Then
-wo shots were fired and he was seen
o sink to the floor. A few seconds
alter a third report was heard as
Wright turned the revolver on him
self.
A policeman found Conklin dead on
he floor and Wright lying across a
chair, with a wound near his right
,emple. Wright was taken to hos
pital, where physicians said his con
iition was such that he could not be
questioned tonight.
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packers, one buyer having as much ac-
cess to the market and getting as good
a price as another, large or small.
What the condition under government
control would be is a question
Communicating of the refrigerator
cars owned by the packers would be
unjust, Mr.. Wilson said, adding that il
would be more equitable for the gov
eminent to build additional cars and
endeavor to make up the present de-
ficiency
Mr.. Wilson said his company enter
ed the canning industry because its
branch houses were operating at a
loss and it was necessary to take on
other products to increase the volume
of sales.
Explaining his part in the orsaniza.
tiCn of Wilson & Co, Mr.. Wilson said
bankers holding the Schwarzschild &
SulZberger company stocks offered
him S125,000 year, $500 600 of com
mon stock and an option on SO, 500. OOC
worth more at SO share to take over
the company. He said he agreed and
left Morris & Co of which he was
president. The amount of stock oil
Wilson q Co. now held by the Original
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RESUME RELATIONS.

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Mexico
and Cuba have resumed diplomatic
relations, according to reports today
in official and diplomatic circles. The
state department, however, had nc
information on the subject 1t was
said that Esequiel Garcia had been
appointed Cuban minister to Mexico
and General lara, Mexican minister
to Cuba.
Negotiations leading to the resump-
ton OF relations were conducted by
CARA Perez, acting minister of for
eign affairs in the Mexican cabinet,
and Dr. Luis Santo Maria, former
Cuban charge at Mexico City.
Diplomatic relations between the
two governments were severed sew
eral months ago, but there never was
any clear explanation here as to the
cause.
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AvIAToR KILLED.
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SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. %. - Lieut..
George Phelps .Leggett, a young pur-
suit pilot, whose home is Fairfield,
Ia, was killed today at Ream field,
IN army aviation field near this city,
when he fell 500 feet in a scout plane
after a collision with another airplane
plotted by Lieut.. j. r. Doolittle.
The two machines were engaged in
combat flying practice. The impact
of the collision. tore the chassis from
Lieutenant DooIittle's machine and he
saved his own life only by superb
exhibition of flying. The controls of
Lieutenant Leggett's airplane were
smashed He fell on the soft sand of
the ocean shore His body will be
sent to his home.
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banking group who reffnaneed the
business was negligible, he said
Chairman Sims asked Mr.. Wilson if
he believed he was worth the $685.
600 a year the company paid him.
Since l have taken the company
over, the stock has increased from So
a share to above par" Mr. Wilson re-
piled, land it has become one of the
five largest packers"
Mr.. Sims said he was opposed to
large salaries in general because he
believed they were looked upon with
suspicion by the \laboring classes and
might cause unrest.
But in your case" he added, 81 be-
lieve the large salary is justified"
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REFUSE WOMEN TRAIN.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The ma
tional woman's party announced to
night it had been informed by rail
road administration officials that
transportation would be refused the
party's democracy special" car on
its proposed tour of the country next
month if the party carried out the
announced plan of painting prison
doors on sides of the car and placing
bars in the windows x
The announcement said the off
Gals held that any decorations the
women desired to use to show that
those making the trip had served
prison sentences could be carried in
side the car.
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HEAR POLISH DELEGATE

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PARIS, Jan. 29.-The supreme coun-
ell today heard R. v. Dmowski, the
Polish delegate. and DR.. Karl Kramarz,
representing the Czecho-Sloyaks, with
reference to the conflict which has
arisen between the Polish and Gzecho-
Slovak military forces along their
frontier
The hearings were a sequel to the
councils warning against occupation
of territory by force, and the dele
gates of the two countries were invit-
ed to explain the hostilities and take
measures to abate them
Gen. Louis Botha, the South African
premier, was also heard on the form
er German colonies.
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OPPOSE FEDERAL CONTROL
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CHICAGO, Jan. 29-Organized op-
position to the plan of the federal
food administration for the govern
ment TO buy and sell the 1918 and
1919 wheat crops was put under way
IN Chicago today under auspices of
leaders of the board of trade.
meeting of officers and directors
of the board and leading grain mer.
chants was decided to send a com
mittee to Washington
The board of trade men will de-
mand that the government relinquish
all control of the handling of the
crops and confine itself to making
good to the farmers its guarantee OF
S226 busheI for wheat in Chicago
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signals that thc kidneys need help.
You should use COLD MEDAL. Hasr-
lem Oil Capsules immediately The
soothing, healing oil stimulates the
kldneys, relieves Inflammation and de-
strOys the germs which have caused it
Go to your druggist today and got 3
box of GOLD MEDAL Hsarlem oil
capsules. In twepty-four hours You
ahculd feel health and vigor returning.
After YOU feel somewhat improved
continue to take one or two capsules
each day, so as to keep the frst-class
condition and ward off the danger of
other attacks.
ASK for the original imported GOLD
AltIlAl. brand. Three sizes Money re-
funded If they do not help you.
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REFUSED PASSPORTS
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CAPE TOWN, Jan. 29.-The South
African government has refused pass
ports to Gen. Christian de Wet and
Pieter Grobler, a grandson of Presi-
dent Kruger, members of a nationalist
deputation appointed by the Bloemfon
tein congress to go to Paris. The
purpose of the proposed journey was
to lay before the peace congress pro
posals for an Independent South AT
RIGA.
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York became the 44th state to ratify
the federal prohibition amendment
when the senate tonight, by vote
of % to "a, concurred in the McNab
ratifying resolution which was adopt
ed by the assembly last week
The democratic delegation of % vot
ed as unit against ratification anG
was assisted by two republicans
Henry Nj. Sage of Albany and Charles
o. Lockwood of Kings, Doth of whom
had refused to be bound by the action
of the republican caucus Monday
night in making the question a party
measure.
Adoption of the resolution was &C
complished after hours and 20 min
utes of debate and pickering over par
lianeHtary technicalities
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Ugly, Unsightly Pimples
Are Signals of Bad Blood

her known, and contains no minerals
or chemicals to injure the most deli
cate skin.
Go to your drugstore, and get
bottle of S. s. S. today, and get rid
of those unsightly and disfguring
pimples, and other skin irritations.
And it viii cleanse your-blood thor
oughly. If you wish special medical
advice, you can obtain it without
charge by writing to Medical Direc-
tor. - EuSt Laboratory, Atlanta,
Georgia,
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IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

Kidney disease is no respeoter of per-
sons. A majority of the ills affecting
people today can be traced back to the
kidney trouble
The kidneys are the most important
organs of the body. They are the III
. terers Of your blood. If the poisons
which are swept from the tissues by the
blood are not eliminated through the
kdneys. disease of one form or another
will claim you as n victim.
Kidney disease Is usually indicated by
WEAKNESS, sleeplessness, nervousness,
despondency, backache, stomach trou-
bic, pain in loins and lower abdomen,
cell stones, grad, rheumatism. sciatiea
and iHmbsEo.
i. All these arrangements are natures
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ARcHANeEL FRONT QUIET

ARCHANGEL, Jan. % (By the AS
ISOLATED Press) .-Although the enemy
patrols are in touch with the Ameri-
can and allied advance posts on all
sectors, there is a comparative lull in
activities on the entire front.
The bolshevik artillery is still she'll
ing on the Dvina. and yesterday show
ed signs of activity in the Kadish
sector. Enemy patrols, which APP
preached to within about two miles
of the new Vaga position held by the
allies, retreated when sheIled.
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ARRssTil4w. W. AT GLOBE
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GLOBE, Ariz., Jan. 29-Four alleged
l. w. W. leaders were placed under
arrest here this evening and are being
held in the county jail pending an in
vestigation by the department of JUS
dce. A large. quantity of propaganda
literature, due books and defense
stamps" were confiseated by the of
ficers. The men arrested were Nick
faro, Pete Schneider, r. Webb and j.
NJ. Murias. ~
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Preserve American Plan.
OUTLINE AUSTRALIAN POLICY.
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MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. %
The acting premier OF Australia. W,
A Watt. today gave out a statement
summing up the state of public feel
ing in the Antipodes with respect to
the disposition of the German col
onies in that part of the world.
''It is probable" he said, that at
the conference of the allied powers
at Paris an attempt will be made to
internationalize or neutralize the Pa
cific islands and other countries that
formerly belonged to Germany. After
careful consideration of the prospects
Of such form OF government, we can
see nothing but complications arising
out Of that method of control, and
am cabling today to Prime Minister
Hughes in Paris strongly setting out
our objections to any form of inter
national government
Shortly after the conclusion of the
armistice both houses or the federal
parliament unanimously carried a
resolution that the senate and house
of the commonwealth of Australia de-
clare it is essential to the future
safety and welfare of Australia that
the captured German possessions in
the Pacific occupied by Australian
and New Zealand troops should not
under any circumstances be restored
to Germany, and that in the consid-
Grafton and determination of propo-
sails affecting the destinies of those
islands. Australia should be con-
suited.
The time for consultation having
arrived. the government should make
its views plain II is the desire and
hope Of the Australian government
that the islands OF the Pacific for
merly held by Germany and now oe-
cupled by Australian and New Yea
land forces should for the future be
controlled either by Great Britain or
Australia and New Zealand"
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QUESTION RIPE FoR DECISION

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PARIS, JAN 29.-The supreme coun-
ell met at II o'clock this morning with
a full attendance and discussed the
questions OF the German colonies and
instructions to the commission which
is to be sent to Poland.
The German colonial question is
ripe for decision, as great progress
was made yesterday concerning.
1t is understood compromise
Is to be adopted which will fully
preserve President Wilson's plan for
international administration, but Civ
ing the various manufactures certain
liberty of action in executing their
control Of the colonies.
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pIsTuRRERs ELECTED

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NEW YORK. Jan. 29.--Two men
who tried repeatedly to interrupt
James NJ. Beck. principal speaker at
a Victory celebration" mass meeting.
were elected from the Brooklyn Acad-
envy of Music tonight by provost
guards.
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STOP COTTON PICKING.


CALEXICO, Cal. Jan. 29=Prac-
tieally all the American cotton grow
ers in Lower California agreed today
to stop picking because of the edit
of President Carranza placing an ex-
port tax of $50 bale on cotton. The
growers sent a petition to the state
department at Washington asking
that an effort be made to bring about
elimination of the tax.
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WEATHER REPORTS GOOD

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PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 29,-The of
fetal weather report for the past week
for Arizona and western New Mexico
showed improvement from the stand
point of the cattle breeders. The low
est temperature was in Apache coun-
ty where the thermometer registered
II degrees above zero, while in the
southwest the lowest figures were "a
at Phoenix and 40 at Yuma
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Give Heed to the Warning.

OlFC IAccu 10 TIE wal untSs
Pimples ON the face and other
parts of the body are warnings from
Nature that your blood is sluggish
and impoverished. Sometimes they
foretell eczema, boils, Dlisters, scaly
eruptiOns and other skin disorders
that burn like flames of fire.
They mean that your blood needs
S. S. S. to purify it and cleanse it of
these impure Accommodations that can
cause unlimited trouble. This remedy
Is the greatest vegetable blood puri-
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desperate battle overcame the stub
born resistance of the forces of Gen
eral Petlura and occupied the town
of Yekaterinoslav, capturing guns, ma
chine guns and other booty.
THE enemy is fleeing in disorder
toward the sources of the Dneiper
river"
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oFFIcIAL STATEMENT

PARIS, Jan. 29.-(British Wireless
rvice.)-Two official communities
tions on the peace proceedings were is
sued today. The first says:
The president of the United
States, the premiers and foreign min
listers OF the allied and associated gov
ernments and the japanese represen-
tatfVes held two meetings on January
%. The morning sitting was devoted
to hearing reports OF delegates who
made general statements on the Polish
situation and Polish claims. In the
afternoon the Czecho-Slovak delegates
gave their views on the question of
the industrial basin in Silesia situated
between Bohemia and Poland"
The other communique says:
Consider Trade Unions
Since Monday last Mr.. Barnes,
British minister without portfolio.
has been comforting with prominent
British trade unionists and represen-
tatives OF India and the dominions on
the draft of a scheme for the interna-
tional regulation of conditions
The scheme was closely examined
and the experience of all present at
the conference has been freely placed
at Mr. Barnes disposal Many valuable
suggestions have been made and it is
felt that full light has been given to
the views of organized British trade
uniOnists.
The conference concluded at noon
January 20. and the draft of the
scheme agreed upon will be submitted
to the international commission or
labor regulation. which was appointed
on Saturday last at the peace confer
ence."
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BROOKS DEFEATED.

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MONTREAL, Jan. N29. - frankie
Fleming, featherweight champion of
Canada, defeated Walter Brooks of
Brooklyn in the sixth round of a 10
round match here tonight Brooks
manager. threw the sponge into the
ring TO save his man from probable
knockout
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CLAIMS OF JAPAN

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PARIS. Jan. 29.-The claim of Japan
for the retention of Using Tao and the
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OF Australia, who is the exponent Of
the extreme view for outright annexa-
ton OF the colonies. conferred with
Colonel House in a further effort to
secure a middle ground In the
meantime the various British do
minion delegates held a meeting and
conferred with Premier Lloyd George
for the purpose of determining their
coUrse.
Preserve American Plan.
The result OF this meeting was not
made public, but the sentiment in
certain circles is strongly hopeful
that an agreement will be reached
which will preserve the American
plan of a mandate, without hampering
the power in administering a colony
The council of the great powers
gave the entire day to Poland. The
hearings ana the departure of the
commission for Poland are expected
to put an end to the internal con-
flict between two powers which are
represented at the conference.
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DESTILLERS URGE
|. STATES TO VOTE
ON PROHIBITION

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LANSING SENDS OF
FICIAL NOTE OF VEL
COME POLISH STATE

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PACKERS DECLARE
PROBE WAS BIASED

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-03
PLANS OUTLINED
FOR BIG CHORUS
Temporary Organization
Formed Last Night and
Committees Appointed

Birmingham is to have a large mixed
chorus trained for festival work and a
we'll attended meeting of music Lovers
and men and women of sight-reading
experience was held at Cable hall last
night for the purpose of taking steps
or permanent organization.
Commissioner ]. r. Hornady, who was
to have presided, was out of town, but
he promises the active cooperation of
the city government n the choral
project
A temporary organization started off
as follows Chairman, w. F. Franklin;
nominating committee, f. E. Moore,
Mrs. w. J. Adams, Mrs. Philip Oster,
Mrs. Laura ]. Davids; committee on con-
stitution and bylaws, DR.. B. P. Rich
ardson, Mrs. A. d. Smith and d. n. Will
liams.
Permanent officers will be chosen at
an adjourned meeting next Tuesday
night. Last nights gathering was most
enthusiastic and the feeling was pro-
nounced that the chorus would be a dis
tinct credit to the music forces of Biz
mngham.
Forrest Dabney Carr will be the di-
rector of the new organization. He made
a few remarks and stressed the fact that
| the chorus was to be for all sections of
| the city, and all persons interested in
! the enterprise are urged to be in, attend
ance at the next meeting, when suit
| able name will be selected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-03


There is. however, a further fact
to which the allied and associated pow
ers feel bound to POINT. The Hapsburg
system became in its essence sys-
tenn maintaining the ascendency OF
Magyar peoples over a majority OF the
inhabitants of the Austro- Hungarian
monarchy. This ancient and effete au-
tocracy, with it's militarist traditions,
was maintained in existence through
the vigorous support of the inhabi-
tants of Austria and Hungary because
it gave to them position of political
ana economic domination over their fell
low subjects.
1T was a policy of racial ascend
ency and oppression to which the pc
pie OF Austria gave their steady sup
bort. which was one of the deeper
causes of the war 1t led 10 those ir-
r5dentist movements along the from
tiers of Austria and Hungary, which
kept Europe in q ferment of unrest; it
led &c the growing dependence o. AUS
trO- Hungary on Germany, and conse-
uuertly to the subordination Of the
Austro- Hungarian policy to the Ger
man plans of domination, and, in the
end. it led to situation in which the
rulers of the Austro- Hungary monarchy
could see other way of preserving
their own power than to set to work
deliberately to destroy the liberty Of
small and dependent nations, which
kept alive the vision of liberty among
their oppressed brethren and which
blocked the way to Constantinople and
the east.
In the opinion, therefore, of the al