The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-11-21

VIC -AniNfiNuJi arm bureau federation
which adjourned It's Chicago session
to March 8, 1920, when a permancn
organization win be perfected.
For the first time since July /, wher
wartime prohibition went into effect
whlskey openly was sold in Louisville
Ky. on Thursday, without Interior
ence by the federal authorities.
| Camp Mills, on Long Island, where
the famous Rainbow division trained
has been sold to the Chicago Wrecking
company for 1891 900. Work VIII be-
gin Immediately on the dismnntlIng OF
the environment.
/ Two German submarines cut the
cable between this country and Eng
land just outside New York harbor In
the spring of 1918, but the break was
spliced by experts within twelve hours,
II has just been announced.
WASHINGTON.
A maximum wholesale price OF 1917
cents pound for all beet sugars at tll
points Ia the United States has been
established by the department Of JUS
tice.
Despite the high price charged, but
ter consumers are In many cases get
ting large percentages of water salt
and coloring materials, officials OF the
bureau Of chemistry, agricultural de
partment, announce.
The design for the Victory Medal"
to be given to every American who
took part In the world war, has been
approved by Secretary Baker. James
u. Frazier, New York sculptor de-
signed the medal, which win be bronze
about the size OF silver dollar.
Railway workers scored complete
victory In the house on Friday through
incorporation OF their plan for volun-
tary Cancellation OF labor disputes Ia
the Esch bill
The reservation to article X Of the
league Of nations covenant was adopt
ed Thursday by the senate, with a ma
jority of thirteen votes. The roll call
showed forty-six senators voting on the
reservation and thlrty-three against
II, all the negative votes being cast by
Democrats.
The war department has received
10000 requests from relatives for re-
turn OF the bodies of soldier dead In
France, Col, H. w. Anderson, assistant
city attorney of Richmond, Va, told
the house foreign affairs committee.
FOREIGN.
bureau to promote tourist travel
from Europe to America win be opened
In Paris shortly, according to an an
nouncement made at the annual
OF the superintendent of ma
tlonal parks at Denver
Countess Leo Toltsoi, widow OF the
famous Russian novelist, died at Vas
maya Poliana, November 4, according
20 a dispatch from Helsingfors.
Pan.German students refused TO per-
nit Field Marshal Won Hindenburg to
enter the Reichstag building TO testify |
before the subcommittee which is in |
war responsibilities, and |
forced the field marshals chauffeur 10 |
-eturn with the former commander In
chief 20 his home.
The delay in ratifying the peace
treaty IL keeping 1900 soldiers OF the
American army of occupation from
marrying German girls TO whom they |
ire engaged, says a Paris dispatch
The frozen bodies OF several Aus
rian artillerymen perfectly preserved,
lave been discovered by st. Bernard |
logs In an alpine trench near the sum
nit OF Stelvio pass, about 10000 feet
lbove sea level.
Monopolies on tobacco, mining and /
'orest concessions are being sought in
Ecuador by Italy, according to a cable
gram received from Ecuador.
The bakers Of Havre have decided to
lose their stores MS protest against
he new price officially fixed for the
tale OF bread. Arrangements have
'een made 20 supply the population
With bread from army bakeries
A plot has been discovered at Tul-
AN, Ecuador. TO overthrow the govern
ncnt. A store of arms and ammuni-
ion has been captured by the author
ties. The headquarters of the con-
'piracy is believed to be In Colombia.
Authoritative advlces on the Rus
'ian military situation show that the
forces have been com
,elled, nearly everywhere. to assume
he defensive. owing to the increase in
he Bolsheyist forces
The former German emperor as
'umed formal possession of the house
1t Doom, Holland, which he purchased
tome time ago, when the keys We're
handed over to him Friday of last
week.
The fall OF, Ignace Paderwsld as
premier of Poland is rendered immi-
nent. The peace conference has been
Notified that he will be replaced at
conference meetings by Stanlius Patek,
illness being given as the cause.
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