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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09

a pflmlt Oruln ST rldlce dln Dancl
ori citi bani i-arI trebui pentru a
jutorarea celor }amasi in lipsa 81
sufefinta pc urma cutremurului.
Indieni urmariti de trupele lui
Caranza. - Havana. = Pasagerii
sositi aici din porturile mexicane
spun ca in districtul Peto din Yu-
catan 1000 de Indieni al tribului
Mayo au trecut in rindurile arma-
tel de rebel comandata de gene
ralul Felix Diaz. Generalul Her
nandez, comandantul caranzist
din garnizOana Yucatan, TRIMS
forte federale, inarmate cu tunuri
81 mitraliere. o. sa urmareasca
pc Indieni
Navala greerilor. = Willows,
Cal. = lmense stoluri de greeri,
mergind GU iuteala de mia
pc ri. inainteaza catre este spre
cimpul de irigatie de la Orland
Prisepele caselor de farma sunt a.
coperite de 0 patura de greeri in
grosime aproape de urma, carl
sunt dintr o specie mica. Rapoar-
tie despre navala greerilor mai win
deasemenea 81 dintr 'alte sectiuni
ale California;.
fnnec. - Cleveland, Ohio. =
81 innecat in lacul Erie baiatul
Fred Neal, in etate de cincispreze-
ce ami. Intrase sd Sc scalde 81 La
apucat furtuna pc cind Innota
cam la 200 de metri departare de
la tarm. Desi era un bun innota-
for furia yalurilor a dovedit Fl
mai mare ca iscusinta lui.
Ultima dorint&. - Ossining, n.
Y. Gordon Fawcett Handy
up bandit care astepta sa fie ucls
pc scaunul electric, spus fune-
tionarilor inchisorii ca merge pima
la scaunul de execute jucind pol
ca, daca-i dau sticla de bere.
Ridicarea steagului roeu in
Italia. Florenta - Sgomotul
impuscaturilor la marginea aces
tut oras a marit alarma cauzata
de desordinile provocate de foa.
mete. Steagul rosu a fost ridicat
aici 81 in mai mnlte parti din dis.
trictul Romagna de catre niste
ghupuri cari-si dau numirea de 50.
viete locale.
Zice e. inertia ~ moara. Gin.
cinnati, Ohio. Merit sa NOR
Gu cuvintele acestea, rostite in,
tr 'un ton moaic, Edward Ness
vinovat de moartea lui William
THE, acceptat septinta judeca'
torhlui de nrun pc scam ul elec-
tric in ziua de rs Oct6mbrie, ina.
inte de rasaritul soarelui.
Nssrsnnu%> dn1ss s.@H H&ssswinN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09

nu este altceya decit haina ce AGO.
pere ipocrisia's.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09
A Y I z

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desteapta-te Romine"
din Detroit, Mich, avizeaza pc
toate surorile societati, cluburi 81
parochii din loo 81 din fmprejn-
rime, cum ca societatea noastra
Isl va serbia jubileul de 10 ami de
la infiintarea sa, in ziua de II
August 1919, 81 roaga pc toate
srrorile societati membre ale u
niunei de a lua la cunostinta a.
ceasta rugare, 81 a ne da spriji-
null necesar precum 81 steagurile
Uniunei DORM ca pc aceasta ii
sa lie avem in mijlocul nostru.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap-
tate Romine" din Detroit, MI
chigan:
!. Furcean, presedinte.
q. Filimon, secretar.
(2-4-15 August)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09
INFORMATlUN|

Ger1nanii vor parasi Riga. =
Copenhaga. Prin intermediul a
iiatilor, la Riga s'a semnat un ar
mistitiu intre Estonieni sil Ger
mani. Actul de armistitiu prevede
ca toate trHpele germane trebne
sd paraseasca Riga, 81 ca Germa-
nil 81 evacqeze Lethivia cit se
poate mai curind.
CopM aryi Dc vi. Maysyille,
Ky. ~ Cinci copii ii locuitorului
Peter STAN au ars de vii in timpul
cfnd locninta ia fost coprinsa de
fldcari. Foeul : isbncnit noaptea,
arzfnd pe cei cinci copii adormiti
N petur4S lor. Stam III sotia sz
~ sc sSrjpd IN pe 1ereastrx
|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09
POSTA REDACTIEI.
Domnului G.. Paveliu, Indiana

Harbor, Ind: = Urmatoarele zia
re sunt singurile din ROminia q
caror adresa v'o putem da ~, ,Nea-
mul Romanesc" strada Lipscani
No. -, Bucuresti, abonamentul
20 de lei pc ami in tara; ,,Univer-
sul'', strada Brezoianu No. II, Blu
curesti; ,,Dacia, strada Brezoianu
No. 4, abonamentul go de lei pc
an; ..Rominimea'' Calea Victoriei
No. 70, abonamentul so de lei pc
an. - Salutari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09
POM memorable.

POM memorable. - Admission,
Ala. = 81 insareinat O comisirlne
care sd Sc duca pc cimpiile Fran
ter 81 sa aduca spre plantare aici
un pom imprejurul caruia au lup-
tat soldatii Americani din Ala
bama.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09

Prletenul intim al lui Hesser
neavind alta de lucru. prin spio-
nul sau Rece inainte de a Sc i'm
plini Anu de cInd abzis de gaze
tarie. ia ..documente" de la cei
inscrisi in Liga Nationala 81 So
siti in New York. n. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09

EPIGRAMA ZILEI.
UNUI ,MARTIR"

Ce folos ca n tinerete
Ti-au cintat ,,Doina' pc safe
Cind acum la batrinete
Facl pacate nelertate H..
DR.. Isaia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09

pere ipocrisia's.
Cum Sc vinde tutunul in Berlin.
Berlin. Vinzarea nelegala a
tutunului in Berlin a luat proper
til att de mari, 1ncit autoritatile.
fac planul de incepe-o campanie
contra profitatorilor, cari-l Wind
Gu preturi de doua 81 de trei ori
mai mare ca Gel incuviintat de.
lege. Tigarile au devenit rarita-
te, astfel ca una de calitate ordi-
nara costa eel putin cincisprezece
cent?, 81 Gu toate ca pretul este
scris pc fiecare tigara, negustorli
ambulanti le Wind pc strade GU
preturi de speriat.
Furt la o banca. - Youngs-
town, Ohio. = Niste hoti necunos-
cuti au spart casa de bani. a ban
eel de la No. % North Watt Str,
| 81 s'au facut nevaznti Gu 1900
de dolari in numerar 81 1000 in
Liberty Bonds.
Ofiteri carl sufar de foame. -
Londra. - Field Maresalul Sir
Douglas Haig. seful comandant
| al armatelor engleze din Franta.
raspunz1nd astazi la cercetarlle
facute in privinta pensiumlor, a
zis ca S 'au vazut multe caZurl in
carl ofiterii Englezi rabdau foa-
mea. Maresalul zice ca a primit
foarte multe scrisori vrednlce de
mila. Una venea de la un oflter
care fusese slit sa primeasca de
mila: una de la altul al carui flu
NURSE de foame.
Arsa de vie. st. Louis, Mo
= Virginia Ramsey, in etate &c
sase ami. a ars de vie in ziua lie
patru Iulie, in timpul cind rochla
tia luat foe de la eNplozla unor
artificii. Conform rapoartelor pri-
mite de la polite, in ziua aceia "a
st. Louis au fost raniti de artificil
inca vreo douazeci 81 cinci de
copii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09
Ajutor nenorocitilor din Italia.

AJutOT HtHOfOc1lIIOT u1n ILaIla.
= Paris. = Doua trenuri speciale.
incarcate Gu corturi, imbracamin-
te 81 mincare, al fost trimise in
graba de Crucea Rosie Americana
din Paris spre |ocul dezastrului
cauzat de cntreh hurul din Italia.
Colonelul Bartlett, comisionarul
Crucei Rosii Amfricane i'll Italia,
a primit ordin 81 ridice din banci
ori citi bani i-ar| trebui pentru a
jutorarea celor famasi in lipsa 81
sufefinta pc urma cutremurului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09

Tn adorable ,,nqtar public" Il
tita de bine site limba americana
Inclt dat nastere la urmatorii
monstri de stiinta .,notar Pr
blue, ,.bayang" ,,secknis'' 81
.,Wetnesst' Cind Sc va afla cum
poceste cuvintele americana, ma
ramasesc ca are sd fie pus IN
spirit.
,.Pierde Vara" nu a incelult
deajuns GU firtatul sat prin a.
kron, ci acum mai trage de minca
81 pc altii prin New York ca sa
lie faca ,,aplicatiuni' pentru pasa-
poarte pentru carl ia cite un do
lar ca sa-si stimpere matele.
Noutate mare: Petrino de la
Chicago. ILL.,. sa ,,ras''. Ne gin
DEAN moi ca oameni ca dinsul nu
Sc pot barbiefi. Ar fl protestat
porch.
Zice "a strazile din Berlin MI
sunt aItceva deceit scene de ja-
furi. Nici nu de mirare. Germa-
mi all invatat arta aceasta in Bel
gia 81 in Franta de nord. lar a
cum sunt inca tot de credinta cd
sunt pc pamint strain
Cihd un tinar sfirseste da ex-
piMatlile necesare mumei sale
pentru ce vine seara asa de tir-
ziu acasa, atunci trSbue Sc incea-
pa de nou GU aceleasi explicatii
fata de nevasta-sa.
Cind luam ir cOnsiderare felul
cum Sc imbraca fetele in ziua de
astazi, nu phtem intelege de ce r
nil tineri lucreaza pest6 noapta
De ce nu lucreaza ziua 81 seara
Sc iasa la strada. Ar vedea maj
multi deceit poate vedea peste ri.
fnainte de casatorie, 0 fatal Il
ne mereu in cursa pc tinar. Dupa
.casatorie este rindul lui.
Unei fete nu are Sal para DE-
Noe rau daca cineva ii afla ade.
vafata virsta, cind este sub Is s.
peste 80 ami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-09
United States Coal
& Coke Company

caufa mineri buni pentru vestite-
ble4ei mine din Gary, w. Virginia.
Toti minerii nostri lucreaza sase
|zile pc saptamina. Avem carbune
curat de, sase urine, lar in minele
|noastre nu e apa 81 nici gaz, din
care cauza intrebuintam lamDi
deschise. Vom fngriji Gu aten-
tie speciala pc eel casatoriti, find
ca avem un mare numar de case
goale carl le stau la dispozitie.
Poti veni gaia de lucru, ori daca
doresti alte informatiuni scrie la:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
HUX- IRON PAW PAW TONIC
SAFEGUARDS YOUR HEALTH
Ironized Paw-Paw Should Be in Every Home t
Cleanse All Blood Impurities
DON'T DELAY-GET A BOTTLE

should
to
of a
goodbye
% try
pandi in
to the
Ironixe Will
to nake
is
bottle O ronx
to
affec
8
II 4
druggists
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15

sanitary equipment themselves or
stand an increase in rent, and in
which there was q paragraph stating
that Commissioner Pou had said to
A1aneeley that tenants not installing
the equipment would be arrested and
fined $500 and COSTS Mr.. Pou was
present in court and stated that Mr..
Maneeley had not seen or talked with
him at all at the time when the let
ters were written, and that he had
no warrant to make such statement
to his tenants, and that he was sur
prised at Mr.. Maneeley taking such
action. Mr.. Pou also stated that the
law clearly puts the responsibility and
cost OF the installation on the owner
and not on the tenant In one letter
Of Mr.. Maneeley to a tenant, he re-
ferred to an attached note. which
would enable the tenant to get a can
from a local dealer at s3.75. 1T is the
expectation of the city to sell an
equivalent can for S1.30.
Commissioner Pou stated that war
rants would be issued for 8 or 10
more prominent evaders Of the law.
returnable Monday, and that prob
ably all the cases would be decided
by Judge Morey Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
SANITARYL Law
EVADERS GET
CASESPUT OFF
ABOUT EIGHT OR TEN OTHER
DEFENDANTS ARE SLATED FOR
FAILING TO COMPLY.

The cases OF Dudley Saunders, r..
Nd. Cary, Max L. Bear and Harry
Meneeley, charged with failing to
comply with the requirements of the
new sanitary ordinance, were called
IN police court yesterday morning. the
first three named defendants being
represented by Attorney John S.
Beard, whose course of action was
to sue out writ to carry the case
before the court of record to test the
validity of the statute.
Mr. Maneeley appeared personally.
and, after securing from Judge Morey
continuance OF the case till next
tuesday morning. as was given to the
other defendants, Mr.. ManeeIey took
occasion to add an imNromptu feature
10 the program by speech to the
spectators, expressing his indignation
over his arrest.
He Stated that he had been trying
to comply with the ordinance and haa
done SO on considerable of his prop
erty, and because there were extern
uatlng reasons why the work was not
complete, he regarded the annoyance
an outrage. Then drawing a paper
from his pocket, he approached DR..
Cox, waving the paper and asserting
that If this foreign doctor" would
read such things as contained in an
article in the paper in his hand. ne
would be less ignorant regarding
germs and how to deal With them.
Mr.. Maneeley stated that the paper
was feature section of one of the
Hearst papers and upon inquiry from
DR.. Cox, stated the name of the an
thor of the article on germs, whom
DR.. Cox declared was a sensational
writer of no scientific standing.
The sanitary officer, on whose re-
port the defendants had been arrested
exhibited letters written by Mr.. Ma
neeley to Some of his tenants. N
which he served notice oN them that
they would either have to install the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
BIG WELCOME
FOR SOLDIERS
Being PLANNED
PREPARATIONS FOR A GALA DAY
FOR EVERYBODY ARE BEING
MADE BY PEOPLE OF MILTON
AND SANTA ROSA.

Milton, Fla, June 14.-AIiIton IS 60
ing to have on the Fourth Of July a
reunion of her own and surrounding
country's ex-service men, their folks
and friends: The day will be given
the boys themselves, big parade,
dancing and other amusements.
There Will be a tug-of-war between
a team OF boys that were in khaki
and civilians. OF course. the girls
are with the uniform. Cane spree
and swat the kaiser" are some OF
the games that will Iiven the mo-
ments. They will put move in the
participants, too. A couple Of squad
rons Of .horselesst cavalry VIII have
a battle that will furnish excitement
enough foS anybody.
A gas attack contest will be fea-
ture. This will prove especially In
teresting to the thousand who have
never Seen real mask. The parade
for the day will be headed by boys in
uniform, followed by the automobiles
carrying the veterans of other wars
and others.
The day will close with a big ball
Efforts are being made to secure
some Of the flying and blimps from
the Pensacola naval station for the
day.
Every x-service man, in uniform,
his folks, best girl friends and every
body else in this section of the United
States is invited to guests of Milton
this day. There will not be a dull
moment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
THIS PENSACOLA
TRAINED NURSE
PRAISES DRECO
Declares Her Sixty-Two Year
Old Grandmother Has Been
Greatly Helped by the New
Remedy, Dreco, Which Is
Causing So Much Talk.
ACUTE LIVER TROUBLE
Pains IN Her Back, Aching
Limbs, Nervousness, Head
aches, and Stomach Trouble
at Last Overcome.

BY grandmother, who is 50 years
old, has suffered severely for the past
five years, and we had been unable
to find the right thing to relieve her.
are the words Of Miss Jennie John
son, of 2021 North 9Th avenue, Pen
sacoIa, FIa. Miss Johnson is a well
known and highly esteemed trained
nurse OF long experience.
'She said stomach trouble, pains In
her stomach and limbs, and her joints
were extremely painful; she was so
nervous chat she did not get much
sleep, and frequently had bad head
aches. She had an acute attack of
inflammation Of the liver, and went to
New Orleans for treatment by spe-
ciallst, but did not seem to get more
than temporary relief. She tried every
thing she heard of that might give her
relief, but without much success.
"Since taking two bottles of Dreco,
1t is surprising how she has improved;
relieved; the pains In her back, limbs
and Joints are most all gone. 1t Is
wonderful how she is improving on
abe treatment.
-Dreco surely must be Natures own
remedy, for it IS the first thing in
five years Of trying that has given
have her take several more bottles,
to make her strong and well again"
For elderly persons Dreco has
proven its powers to restore the
strength. increase the appetite: induce
sound sleep; overcome constipation;
rouse the liver; give strength to weak
kidneys snd relieve rheumatism and
painful Joints and muscles.
Mr. Stout, the weI1-known Dreco ex-
pert, has headquarters at the Balk-
com Drug Co, to meet the local pub
To and explain the merits OF this
great remedy. See him today.
-rsAIv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15

ma, which was well known In Pensa-
cola IN 1913 and 1914. and was sold
to parties on the Illinois rISeI.
The Cessna was allowed 1000 pas
sengers on lake, bay or sound. but on
the river she is allowed 1900, and,
by the way, when It comes to the ex-
cursion business, Pensacola is near
the top. The Cessna, on many traps
here. carried her full quota Of 1000
passengers.
The following is quoted from the
Quincy, ILL.,, Wing. and it will be noted
that the name has been changed to
remodeled, the dancing floor extend
ing clear after through what used TO
be the diningroom:
1.-THE new steamer Julia Belle Swain
arrived in this port Tuesday. It was
her initial trip in these parts. bring
ing an excursion from Louisiana, Mo-,
numbering between 700 and 500. The
boat came into harbor about o'clock
and departed at o'clock.
This new craft furnished consider
able comment on the levee front by
those who have seen the river steam
ers come and go IN the past half cen!
tury. They usually say OF a new type
OF river boat that while II has fea-
lures, that it does not compare with
the oId-tirne steamers like the Nancy
Lee, Rob Roy and similar boats slat
only ltnger IN memory. With the
craft that landed here yesterday, and
after close inspection OF the boat.
and remembering what she was built
for, the excursion business, they said
that she passed their eagle eye and
seemed TO be a. creation that IS des-
tined to have its like duplicated. To
look at the boat from the shore, she
resembles a small steamship. When
one boards the craft for a close in
spectfon one is quite favoraply i'm
pressed with the plan carried out, in
Guiding the strength of her frame
work, her model dance floor, gallery
just above the dance floor, the con-
venient seats for hundreds to occupy.
her many safety appliance, etc.
THE steamer IS IT'S feet in length
by 35 feet in breadth. There are four
decks, including the hurricane. She
has one big smoke stack and she can
go some.
'The Julia Re1le will return to Peo-
ria the middle of June and engage in
the excursion business for the sum-
mer."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15

The Norwegian ship Derwent, lum-
Der laden, cleared yesterday for Bue-
nos Aires She viii probably sail to-
day If weather conditions are permits
sIble, otherwise she will 20 as soon as
conditions are favorable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15

Tho steamship Everglades. whic
arrived in port a few days ago from
Tampa and has been taking ammoni
cargo at the Tarragona street wharf
ID expected to leave today or tomor
row
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED DURING WEEK

Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week just closed to the fol-
lowing couples by Judge Henry Bel
linger:
Frank D. Marquis and Maud Cav
thon.
James Alfred doom and Nellie Pace.
Eugene Clifford Hawkins and
Vivian Avice Mcclellan.
G.. W. Davis and Little Mimms.
Raymond r. Pyle and Lucy May
Ellis.
Henry William EngIemann and Syl-
via Coyle.
Robert Youngman Patterson and
Christine Helen Johnson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
OKALOOSA NEGROES
PLEAD GUILTY TO
ILLICIT SIZZLING

Pleas of guilty were entered be-
fore Judge Sheppard in the federal
court yesterday by Henry Knight and
Will Price, negroes. The charge was
Illicit distilltng Fines OF $50 each
were imposed, in default or which the
defendants were remanded to the
Oialoosa county Jail at Crestview, to
serve sentence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15

The barge Holliswood. OF the Aiken
line, lumber laden, cleared yesterday
for Havana, Cuba, in tow Of the tug
NIrnrod The Bobby Ho, in tow Of
the Sea King, also lumber laden, left
port yesterday morning for Cuba, she
having claarad the day before.
With q storm reported off the
mouth OF the. Mississippi in the gulf
Yesterday, q number OF vessels that
were due 10 have left port were eau
8ious about getting out, some or them
concIudinS to remain In port a day
or two until weather conditions
cleared ur o bit The waters OF the
harbor yesterday and last night were
choppy as a result of the disturb
ancB-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
BICYCLE SHOP

= First class repairing on bicy-
cles, guns, PISTOLS graphophones
and sewing machines, done by
G. @. Chancey. Ia West Inten-
dencia Street. 9S72-H.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
SHIPPING NOTES.

The American steamer Lake Duns-
more, OF Philadelphia, arrived in port
yesterday afternoon and viii take on
bunker coal here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15

The so-calIed cork legs do not owe
their name to their composition, but
to the fact that their inventor was
q DR.. Cork.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15
OLD cessna" is.
NOW THE SWAIN
ON THE ILLINOIS

Capt, Frank H. Henning gives the
Journal the following information
concerning the S. S. Charles E. Cess
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-15

The American steamer Newburg Is
expected IN port within the next few
days for the purpose of taking large
cargo of cotton at the L 6\N. docks.
The British steamer Mount Everest
with a cargo of iron pyrttes, Is also
expected II the first part OF the week
and the Lake Dunsmore's captain,
upon arriving in port late Thursday,
reoorted a four-mast schooler not far
off the mouth OF the harbor headed
this way. She viii perhaps get in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-30
STAMFORD
Special to The Times.)

Stratford, Jan. 30.---Cora N, wife of Frank s. Webb, 6ied early yesterday morning after long illness. She WAS born in Glasgow, Scotland 57 years ago and was married to Mir Webb in , that city 8 years ago, her death talk ing place on her wedding anniver- sary. Funeral services will be held at her late home on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. She is survived by her husband and two sons, George and Irving, also two grand children She was held in high esteem by her neigh bors and friends by whom she is sin cerely mourned.
 The funeral services of John P. Mohr will be held from his late resi- dence, 1912 Main street, on Friday
 mlrning at 8:30 and from St. James church at g o'clock. Interment will be in St. Michaels cemetery. l The open winter has been a boom
 to the contractors who are engaged
 in laying the new sewer A large
 force of men started work on the
 north side of Stratford avenue near
 the Baird Machine Co. this morning. laying laterals to connect with the
 trunk sewer on South avenue which 1 has been completed to this point
 There is not enough frost in the
 ground to impede the work to any
 extent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-30
RECONSTRUCTION
 OF SWEDISH BODY

Christiania, Jan. 3O.---(Correspond- ence of The Associated Press.) )---The party of the Lefts, headed by the Premier, Gunnar Knudsen, lost 70 seats in Parliament in the elections recently held. Instead of 80 seats which it controlled during the last session of the Storthing, the party now controls 55 seats. Opposition is divided between the Rights which have increased their membership from \ to 53 and the Socialists who have IS seats instead of 19 as in the pre- vious Parliament. The Knudsen party, or Lefts, still is the strongest division in the Storthing but now has consid- erable less than a majority of it's l26 members. It is expected that this will involve the reconstruction of the Cab- inet
 The failure of the Socialists to in crease the number of their votes throughout the country was a surprise as this party had profited by recent changes in the suffrage law. The party gaining only 3,O00 votes while the Rights gained S3,000. This is as- cribed to the Socialist program to ex- clude the teaching of religion from schools, to support prohibition and to reform society along the lines of the Russian BolsheVid.
 Although Norwegian women have had the suffrage for more than 10 years, no woman ever has been elected member of Parliament. One woman was nominated for that office in the last election but received only 172 votes. A small fraction of self-sup- porting women have formed an cleo ton association with platform ask ing voters never to vote for men but it's influence was not perceptible at the polls.
 Two important issues to come be- fore the Parliament at it's session be- ginning in January are a reform in the election system by which the thinly settled districts now elect the majority of members while the cities with a more dense population, have less representation in proportion to their population. Other proposals are to enact law of initiative and refer endum and to solve the prohibition question.