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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02

Pod tenn nasloyom je prinesla
Chicago Tribune zadnjo nedelJo
nredniSki 6lanek sledece vsebme
Nikolaj Lenin je potom pamfle-
tov vpra$al zaveznike, zakaj Sc
prepirajo bOdocnosti Carigrada
kot Sc glasi poro6ilo IL Geneve.
Lenin pravi, da pripada RusiJi "a
odSkodnino in pomo6 V voJnl. Ce
mai sovietska Rusija plaza dolgo-
We imperialisti6ne Rusije, bo SOW
ietska Rusija zahtevala tudi one
dolgove, ki pripadajo mperiall-
.stiGni Rusiji.
Carigrad pomeni topic vodo "a
liudi, ki Tive v Stepah, V gorovJu
in ma sneznikih, katerih obSeznOst
Sc dotika ve6 voda pa ne naJdeJo
povolinega izhoda katero morJe.
Sovjetska Rusija jemlje redoma
nazaj teritorijelno posest lmperl-
alistiGne Rusije
Carigrad je Rusiji povsem to,
kar ie Reka Jugoslayiji Soviet
ska Rusiia Sc je pomirila z balti-
Skimi drzavami, z drzavami, ki /
majo V svoji poseSti Stara ruSka
baltiska pristaniSca kot Reval, Ri
oa it'd. Pa Sc ia MISC bila najboljsa
izhodiS6a, toda ali maj Rusija Il
vi brez njih?
Svet ponuja zopet trgovanJe z
Rusijo in Rusija skuSa priti ma
zai V industrijo in trgovmo. Pre-
mog dobi ma Poljskem in SvOja
pristaniSea ali ledu, ali V tujih
rokah ter Guti, da bo pristan, ki
GA najbolj potrebuje, topic vode
priStaniSee mOrda OStalo V poSestl
zelo bolnega Tureina, mogoee pa
ie tudi da Sc ga bO dalo nOvemu
lastniku Xxi DO mogo6e Sc bolj tuj,
Soviet MISC spremenili rusklh
liudi. q novo oblikO Wade IN Spret-
noStmi kOmunizma, so Sc danes
Indie kot so bill pod earI, Sma-
tralo Sc jih je "a pobozne, pohlev-
ne, nazadnjaSke Judi in Sc jih vo-
dilo V agresivna dejanja po po-
hlepnem mperializmu, Agresivna
lakomnost je cash bolj trdna kot
pa dinaStiGm namen. kadar ima
ekspazivnoSt dolg rekOrd, Sc MAJ
de NIGGA zeljO V pOtrebah IN "a
dovoljstvu ljudi samih.
Napoleon je pOhodil zemlje, ka-
tere je mogel doseci, toda istih nj
wei marveG jih je puStil. Franco
ri MISC meli pohlepja, ki jih je
postavil tuje kraje, kjer so oSta-
Ii. Nekaj izjem V Amerfki samo
dokazuje kraljestvO, lli 50 ga zgu-
bill. Amerikanci, brez vsakorsnlh
namenov III brez agresivnega vo-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02
KovAc1 so TRDNI.

Waukegan, I'll. vaski kovac
v Gurnee po imenu James Dady
ie sklenil, da odlozi kladivo, ka-
tero je vihtel mad nakovalom ze
sestdeset let. v vseh sestdesetih
letih je bill vedno ma svojem po-
slu, zdaj pa pravi, da Sc bo neko-
liko odpocil.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02

sc rece, ola bl stall ma nJeJ. Maj Sc
gleda od take strani kot Sc hoce,
povsod je videti da SO bill igri
.zmagani V teku nekoliko dni bo-
do bill brezupno nadkriljeni DO
stevilu Vecina njih Get bo odre-
zana od notranje dezele in proti
MIN je Se'celo zima. Zrli bodo ia
ko medic na ultimatum, da Sc po-
berejo domov ali pa da Sc bore.
Porocila IL Japonske kazejo, da
je ljudski sentiment proti temu,
ola bi Sc nepresta1o vmeSavalo
tuje zadeve. Cd verodostojnih vi
rov sem izvedel, ola je YES japon-
ski kabmet z edino izjemo vojne-
ga ministra "a to, ola Sc cete odpo-
klice. Brezdvoma liberalni ele-
menti - to je nova stvar V japon-
ski politiki S katero je treba racu-
niti = zacenjajo mocnim bojem,
ola Sc ekspedicijo odpoklice. Da-
mes je militaristicna stranka Sc
zmozna, da Sc Jim zoperstavi, toda
V sibirsl>ih zadevah so Higrali zad-
NIGGA asa.
Slika imperijalisticne i'm militia
risticne Japonske borece Sc proti
'Sibiriji, proti vladi demokracije
in pravice bo vedno TAXA, da bi
spravila solze oci. VeGina japon-
skin armadnih oficirjev ne znajo
niti kako Sc zapiSe besedo "demo-
kracija'', toda oni znajo imenitno
pisati unicujoce ekspedicije in po-
zigati vasi revnega ljudstva.
Liberalni, prosvetljeni elementi
| v Japonski SO ravnotako nasprot-
nj taxi vrsti militarNma kot so
Amerikanci in pri pisanju japon-
sko-sibirski polici je treba omeni-
ii, da nj podpirana donna.
Mnogi verujejo, da bo Japon-
ska odstopila cd Sibirije, da bo
pa napravila obupen poskus, ola
zayzame iztoeno kitajsko zelezni-
co skozi severno Manzurijo lii ma
pravi kratko pot med Vladivsto-
kom in prekosibirsko zeleznico "
mestu Manzurija. Japonska ina
ze dolgo casa veliko pozeljenje po
tel neprecenljivi zeleznici in sedaj
Sc il nudi nborni vzrok, da 81 jo
osvoji in ostane tam n istega
wroka kot je udrla v JUNO Man
zurijo in ostala tam.
Japonska bo naznanila svetu,
da samo varuje kitajsko mejo
pred rdecim bolsevizmom, kateri
bi Sc nasprotnem slucaju razlil
navzdol IL Sibirije. Ia izjaya bo
ravno tolil1o vredna, kakor ce bi
relSli, da 'bajoneti varujejo V
Manzuriji, ola zabranijo Japonsko
pred azijatsko kolero.
Edini resnicni vzrok zalsaj je
Amerika poslala ekspedicijo v ST.
birijo je bill ia, da je stem hotela
prepreciti, da bi Japonska ne po-
grabila Sibirije taken trenotku,
ko bi Sc slednja ne mogla dovolj
zoperstaviti. Bile so Sc druge ide-
je, tako naprimer, da Sc pomaga
oditi Cehom, ali glavni namen je
bill brzdati Japonsko. Delo je ~
vrseno in mi Sc lahko odopcijemo,
ampak pametno je, ce Sc pazi V
prihodnjih sestih mesec1h ma
vshodno zeleznico.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02
TEMELJI PROHIBICIJE Sc
MAJEJO.

DfZaVa hnOQe lSla1lu Sc Je kfep-
ko njavila proti prohibiciji ter u
dril1a po kongresu. Med drugim
pravi, ola je kongres prekoracil
meje konstitucije. Osemnajsti a
mendment je nepostaven, ker pc
ia tocka V ustavi dovoljuje lie, ola
Sc SINE amendment popraviti
napake, kaetre Sc je morda izvr-
Silo, ko Sc je napravljalo ameri-
sko ustavo,
IL drugih krajev prihajajo Sic
deei glasovi:
Milwaukee, Wis, l. marca. -
Izdelovanje in prodajanje piva, X
ina 2.59o je V Wisconsin, dovo
ljeno po sklepu federalnega sod
nika Geiger-ja. Drzava Wisconsin
je namrec re pref sprejela Null
bergerjevo postavo, ki pravi, ds
pivo 2.596 alkohola nj opojna pi
jaca, toda S sklepom kongresa j
ia zakon postal neveljaven.
Baltimore, O., l. marca. = Re
presentativ Charles p. Caldwell i;
New Yorka je neki adresi prec
42O0 navzocimi drzavljani ma anti
prohibisticnem zboru rekel slede
ce: Naznanjamo anti-salonski Ii
gi, da Sc je mas boj Sele zacel. Ak(
so bill principi, "a katere so Sc na
81 pradedje borili dovolj dobri z;
ME. tedaj so dovolj dobri tudi z;
mas"
Trenton, n. j., 1. marca. - Una
menita predloga za New Jersey
katera bo dovolila izdelovanje
prodajanje in transportiranJe pi
lac, Xxi nimajo vec nego 5000 al
kohola in katera je bila sprejet;
nizji hisi legislature zadnji to
rex je bila sprejeta po senatu 2 Il
glasovi proti 9 potem, ko Sc je VI
sila jake ostra debata.
Sprejeto predlogo Sc bo posla
10 governerju Edwardsu in v lije
govern uradu je bilo receno, ola j
bo podpisal.
Albany, n, Y, l, marca. = NJ
podlagi tega, da federalni prohi
bicijski amendment ne more pre-
preciti drzavam, da dolocijo vse
bino alkohola V pijaeah, katere s.
potem Sc Steje kot neopojne, j
Louis A. Cuvillier, demokrat, no
col predlozil predlogo, ki legaln'
dovoljuje izdelovanje, prodaJanJ'
in transportacijo pijac, ki ne vse
bujejo vec nego go al<ohola.
Boston, Mass, /. marca. = Met
sedeminsestdesetimi mesti draw
Massachusetts, katera so danes Oh
diuavala shode, je vecina glasova
la. "a mol1roto". Nekaj NEST je
XII so scdaj V prvie VOLTA prot
"susi".
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02
PoZoR NARoCNIKI "
KANSASUl

Cd vee strani drzave Kansas
smo dobili prifozbe, da ne posilJa-
mo redno lista. Prosimo zatega-
deli, da vsak, 'kateri ne preJema
lista kot bi moral pise nam M pa
Size popolnoma nataneen naslov.
Skusali bono priti tenn neredno-
stim v okom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02
TAT DRAGULJEv.

V New Yorku so aretIrali Jo-
sepha Newmana, ker je hadel v
zlatarni kjer je bill zaposlen ne
nbrusene drage kamne. SlednJe
je odnaSal V polnilnem peresu. =
Vrednost dijamantov, katere SO
naSli pri njemu znasa 10000 do
larjev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02
Pise Frazier Hunt.

Peking, 23. feb. via Alden in
London 30. feb. - Ako .Japonska
ne odtegne svojih Get IL Sibirije Sc
bo morala postaviti po robu nele
zdruzeni Rusiji, nego tudi revolu-
ciii Koreji in mogoce voJni od
strani Kitajske.
Oblak velike splosne vojne ma
dalinem iztoku nj bill nikdar tako
crn kot baS V TEN momentu. HI
tajska je razjarjena in caka samo
primernega trenutka, da plane ma
Japonsko, Koreja dina revoluclJo
in Sibirija je odlocena, ola spool
IL dezele otosko pleme. Kombma-
ella vseh teh sill je dovolj mocna,
ola mora biti Japonska pozorna.
V rolxah imam informacije od
voditeljev sibirske revolucije, ola
Sc bo JaponslSi tel2u kratkega
casa poslalo ultimatum, ki bo dal
,Japonski nbiro, ola odpoklice svo-
ie eete ali pa = vojno. Nova Via
ola V Vladivstoku samo caka, da
81 utrdi svojo svezo pozicijo, da
mobilizira prebivalstvo V armade,
in da razpostavi svoje cete ma va
zne strategicne totke ter popolno-
ma likvidira Sc par Kolcakovih
NEST V ntoeni Sibiriji predno po-
ola svoje zahteve Japonski.
Sedanja japonska pozicDa V 81
biriji je absolutno nevzdrzna. Ma
haja Sc V sovrazni tuji dezeli med
prebivalstvom, Xxi jih tako sovrazl-
10 ikot nisem Sc mixer opazil. Onl
MISC zaupali japonskim motivom
cd trenltka, ko je prva japonska
eeta priSla V Sibirijo avgustu
leta 1918. Nezadovoljstvo je rast.
10 do sedanjega grenkega sovra-
stva, katero je Sc pomesano stra'
HON.
Cd svojih lastnih preiskav, ka-
tele sem napravil v sibirskih va.
sch, sem dognal, ola so Japoncl
vprizorili neStevilna kruta hudo-
i delstva. Redko katero sibirsko IL
vljenje ie 4 krajih zasedenih pc
iaponskih cetah, da bi ne cutllo te,
10 iaponske zelezne militaristicne
pete. Ma stotine teh Judi je izJa-
vilo napram meni, ola bodo raJsl
zrtvovali svoja zWljenja nego do
pustili, .da bi Japonci ostali Y 81
biriji.
To cuvstvo je tako intenzlvno,
da Sc je civilno vojno popolnoma
pozabilo in vse veze samo antl-Ja-
ponsko sovrastvo.
Velika vecina Sibircev veruJe'
da Japonci poskusajo ostatl IN spl-
ritualno Sc pripravljajo ma ogro-
mno nalogo, ko bo treba slednJe
spoditi IL dezele.
Nihee he We Sc "a gotovo kak-
sno police bo Japonska zavzela'
mnenje najboljsih opazovaleev pa
ie, ola bo treba Japonce spodltl u
Sibirije silo.
ia casa vladivstoske revoluclJe,
.je Japoncem primanjkovalo po-
guma, ola bi zabranili antl-kolca-
kovcem osvojiti mesto. Y trenut-
ku, ko so REVOLUTIONARY zavzell
Vladivstok so bill Japonci tepenl.
Danes obzalujejo japonski mill
taristicni voditelji to kakor med
vedie Nimaio niti enc noge kot
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02

Koliko krivic je bilo ze storje-
nih, ker nj bilo politicno, da bi pri-
sla resnica 0 niih ma dan.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02
REsKo vPRAsANJE.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, March 2nd
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02

Rim, /. marca. Premier Nitti je
pooblaScen, da sprejme kompro-
misno poravnavo jadranskega
.vprasanja, kakor poroea Messag-
gero.
Ma podlagi te poravnave, pravi
list nadalje, Italia ne ibo zahteva-
la ozemlja, ki bi nepretrgoma We
.zalo lstro z Reko pod pogojem, da
DO mesto postavljeno pod italijan-
sko najvisjo oblast.
Liga narodov, je receno, da bo
imela administrator luke V ro-
kah.
Messaggero daje mesta upanJu,
da je pozicija Italije ojacena z "a
dnjim zmenjavanjem not med
predsednikom Wilsonom in zavez-
niskimi premierji in dodaja: Pr
vic Sc je zgodilo, da Sc italijanska
vlada in ameriski predsednik vie
mate V eni tocki, ola Sc namrec
Jugoslavija he sme okoristiti ma
Skodo kaksne druge narodnostl,
kar pomenja AlbanijQ.
Dobro ie, ce 81 zapomnemo, da
ie premier Nitti izjavil V parla-
mentu, da Italia nina zelje po-
gaiati Sc "a severno Albanijo, ola
bi dobila nekoliko mill ozemlja "a
sebe. Ia pozicija je bila potrjena
" Londonu tekom diskuzije z "a
vezniki. Italia he nasprotuJe pra-
Wei Jugoslavije, ola vodi trgovi-
no 20 zeleznicah, lli tecejo skozi
Albanijo do morja, kar je direkten
izhod ma morje "a del SrbiJe. Oh,
lako ie Italia dobrodusna!
Reka 2S. feb. Obleganje Re-
Ike .je zaGelo poostrenjem blockade
vseh potreb$cm vstevsi zivila.
"Morda izgleda, da nismo do
wolf strogi proti onim, li okupi-
rajo Reko, je rekel gen. Caviglia
od vladnih sill, "toda nj tako. Po-
kazali bedemo zelezne blockade
proti silam Gabriela D'Annunzio.
Ne bonn jim ponudil niti najmanj-
81 atom, toda otroke je treba O.
hraniti. Il tega vzroka sem dovo-
Ill, da je odSlo dvesto otrok " Re
Ike in odpotovalo Milan,
Casniski porocevalec je slisal
vsakovrstna mnenja 0 situaciji. z
mesGani, katerimi je govoril SO
prepricani, da je polozaj jake re-
sen. Mesto je ze sedaj V najglobo-
kej$em obupu financno in trgov-
sko.
"Mi stradamo," je rekel promi-
nentni bamkir, kateri je bil pred
nedavnim moGan zagovornlk IN
podpiratelj aneksije od stranl lta-
lie. Mi ne moreno It'll dale IN
smo pripravljeni, ola postne me-
sto internacijonalno Hocemo, ola
Sc naSa luka zopet odpre trgovml.
Zelimo, da bi mesto okupirali bo-
disi re ameriske ali britiSke cete.
Sedanji polozaj je nemogoc, "
Kot je videti Sc ne poeutiJo odre-
Semi italijanski sinovi mic prevec
zadovoljno.
Gabrielle D'Annunzio je odredil
dlugo deportacijo Hrvatov in ta-,
kin tujcev, "katerih navzocnost
bi ovirala pravo obrambo mesta.
Liudska zborovanja in demon
stracija katerekoli vrste, ce NINA
jo dovoljenja cd poeta Sc ne sme-
jo vrSiti.
Tekom zadnjega tedna Sc mocl
D'Annunzija jako manjsajo radl
neprestanega dezertiranja njego-
viii vojakov. Dezertacile Sc vrse
zlasti med eastniki, katerih MANI
ka re "a trideset odstotkov.
London, 1. marca. - Predloga,
da Sc zopet zacne diskuziJami o
jadranskem vprasanju, katero Sc
premirji Francije in Anglije po-
slali predsedniku Wilsonu je bila
prestavljena akcijo zadnjo ne
deljo.
Italijanski premier Nitti in zu-
nanji minister Jugoslavije, Anton
Trumbic sta obdrzavala Londo-
nu konferenco, katero Sc je opisa-
10 kot ponovljenje "konverzaci-
je'', katero sta Nitti in Trumbicl
:. To,,J or1, 1,pp6 nal<oltk n i
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02
Medved, ki hodi kot elovek.

Te translation Chicago Illinois March 2nd
1920 as REQUIRED by hi October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-02
Japonske armade razburjajo Korejo,,. 49,.
Kitajsko in sibirijo. i.
MAR 8 1920


asreauired of October 9th
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04

ARE PUT BEFORE
LEAGUE COUNCIL
The CatIanS and Montene-
grinS Want Independence;
Repeal of the Treaty of
SevreS Is Also Demanded.
lRr zinc Associated rressl

Geneva, Dec, (by the Assoc
ciated Press Tho Galatians have
asked the league of nations to free
them from Spanish rule; the
Montenegrins repeatedly are APP
pcaling to the counci, and assembly
for the independence of their eoun-
try and for relief from alleged
cruelties of Serbian troops of oc-
cupation, and among the almost
innumerable Gods and ends in the
league mail are demands for a
revision Of the treaty of Seyres.
These and minor complication are
preventing the council of tl.e as
sembly from pushing ahead with
the big program of the present
meeting.
Meantime the financial commit
toe of twelve appointed to con-
tinue the work of the Brussels fl
nancial conference. has been dill
gently working out a plan for an
international credits institution.
This committee took the rough
sketch of the plan prepared by the
BRUSSELS conference as a starting
point for its work. After twenty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04

odd sittings here it has virtually
completed the draft of the plan
which will be submitted to the
council in few days. Announce
ment of this progress toward a
practical solution Of one of the
worlds greatest problems IS hailed
with the greatest satisfaction by
many delegates who had acquired
the impression that the council
was permitting the recommended
tions of the Brussels conference to
rest in pigeon holes.
This was n quiet day among the
committees.
Last night the delegates were
given a dinner by the south Amer
leans and tonight the French dele
CATION has arranged an elaborate
reception. Swiss soc'a organiZa-
tons and authorities have been
SO lavish in their entertainments
that some of the delegates are be-
ginning to wonder whether the
delegations will be able to hold out
untll the end OF the sessions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04
Cnyein Rnrics Four Men,

Quebec, Dec. 3.-Four men were
buried alive today in the Federal
Asbestos mine at Robertson. Que
bee, by a cave-in while working in
a well $50 feet deep, Eight men
We're trapped when the earth slid,
but four We're rescued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04
POSTAL CLERKS
BOUND, GAGGED;
MAIL IS STOLEN
DIV The Associated Press)

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 3.-Po-
lice and postoffice inspectors TO-
night were without clues as to the
identity or whereabouts of three
young men who early today held
up the mail car of train number
six on the Chicago, Milwaukee ana
st. Paul railroad and obtained loot
estimated unofficially at from
$4,000 to $4,000. p
The bandits entered the mail car
shortly after the train had left
Hopkins near here and bound ana
gagged the three clerks They pro-
ceeded to rip open mail sacks ana
after taking about 100 pieces OF
mail, dropped off the train as It
slowed down for stop just inside
the Minneapolis city limits.
Reports that the car ahead con-
tanned more than 100000, guarded
by two armed guards were denied
tonight by officials,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04
HEALING CULTS
PATRONS FACING
ACTION IN COURT
Parents Who Have Their
Children Treated BY Non
Medical HeaIers in Los
Angeles to Be Prosecuted

Los Angeles, Calf, Dec, g.
Patrons Of non-medical healers
weTe threatened with prosecution
for manslaughter or neglect upon
proof of failure to provide proper
medical attendance for their child
rem. by Thomas Lee Woolwine, dis
trict attorney for Los Angeles
county, in a letter to DIR. Rea
Smith, president Of the Los An
geles County Medical society, made
public here today by Mr.. Wool
wine.
The letter asked the cooperation
of all members of the medical or
gani2ation In reporting to the dis
trict attorneys offices cases of al
legged violation of state laws cover
ing the care Of children. as work
of mercy and Justice
ut should be distinctly under
stood" the letter stated, that the
commercial fanatacism ndulged in
by so-called Christian Science prac-
titioners. or other persons indulg-
ing in such practices, by whatever
name they may be called, could not
be urged by any parent as Lawful
excuse for failure to furnish nee
essary medical attendance for his
or her child in case of serious i'll
ness
Further. | am satisfied that in
case death should result from such
omission, such parent would be
guilty of manslaughter.
Allow Children to Suffer.
at is. of course, well known to
members of your profession that
natienta suffering the fanatacism
and decisions resulting from the
teachings of what is Known as
christian Science or other cuts,
allow their innocent babes ana
children to languish and die OF
malignant and contagious diseases
feloniously refusing to provide that
medical aid required by the stat
utes of California.
1.-THE number of helpless infants
who have been robbed OF life ana
allowed to die under such circum-
stances since this peculiarly dan
gerous and inhuman fanataclsm
has been promulgated, has I'M
doubtedly reached appalling pro-
portions in the United States.
81 wish to urgently request that
YOU cause this communication TO
be called to the attention of each
and every member of your body
with n request that they promptly
report to the district attorney
every violation of the laws herein
before referred to. to the end that
prosecutions may be brought for
manslaughter, neglect to provide
medical attendance. or such other
offenses as the facts may warrant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04

iteering on the part of the reserve
banks, Governor Harding said they
had earned 60 per cent on their
capital stock of 500, 100000 and
the reserve balances of banks
amounting to $1,S00,000,000,
Doubt that exports could be in
creased unless some way was
found for increasing Europe's buy
ing power and ability to furnish
requisite securities was expressed
by Secretary Houston. He did not
see, he added, how much relief
could be expected at this time in
that way.
He had no doubt, Mr. Houston
said, that the war corporation
would function" should congress
re-enact it, but he added:
Il believe it would be against
the public interest" #..
The secretary said he believed
the country was in for a period Of
price recession and that nothing
more fateful could happen than
that this nation embark on UNI
sound fiscal policy in banking in
seeking relief for the growers"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04
LEGISLATION TO HALT
IMMIGRATION URGED

New YORK, Dec. 3.-The NoVem-
Der grand jury of Kings county to-
day handed to County Judge May
presentment urging that legisa-
ton be enacted by congress that
will prohibit the immigration into
the country of all who cannot read
and write English and who do not
possess an intelligent understand
ing of the fundamental ideas of
human liberty The presentment
placed on foreign colonies in this
country blame for the present
crime wave"
About the same time the grand
jury handed down its presentment
figures were made public at Ellis
Island, showing that of $4,000
immigrants arriving there during
the first eleven months of this
year 2,703 were denied admittance
and 637 deported.
Representative William U. Vale,
of Colorado, member of the house
committee. studied
immigration conditions here today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04
5000 MEN EMPLOYED
IN LUMBER INDUSTRY
HAVE BEEN LAID OFF

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. Give
thousand men employed in the
lumber district in Arkansas have
been laid off since November Is,
according to reports received at the
office of the state labor commits
sioner, made public today. The de-
crease in the price of lumber and
the high wages demanded by the
men were given as reasons for re-
ducing the forces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04
Cured His RUP TuRE

l was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope Of cure was an operation
Trusses did me no good. Finally l got
hold OF something that quickly and COM
pletely cured me. Years have passed and
the rupture has never returned, although
am doing hard work as a carpenter
There was no operation. no lost time, no
trouble, l have nothing to sell, but will
give full information about how you may
lind complete cure without operation
II you write to me. Eugene M. Puilen,
Carpenter 1856. Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan. N. J. Better cut out this
notice and show It to any others who
are ruptured--you may save life or
at least stop the misery of rupture and
the worry and danger Of On operation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04
S. P. is LAYING OFF
EMPLOYEES AT TUCSON
(By The Associated Press)

Tucson, Ariz., Dec. 3.--Accofd-
ing to local railroad officials, me-
chanics and laborers in Tucson
yards and maintenance of way en-
ployes of the Southern Pacific are
being laid off in small groups. 1t
is estimated that between zoo and
800 men will be, discharged this
here. Employees of the traf-
fic department of railroad will not
be affected by the reduction in
force. Railroad men say reduc-
tons are usual at this time of year
and no uneasiness among working
men is shown. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04

To Cure a Cold in one Day
take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
GUININE tablets. The genuine
bears the signature of E. w. Grove.
20o
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-04
MARION H. BEACH, go,
DIES AT SAN ANTONIO
(By The Associated Press)

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 3.-Ma-
rion II. Beach, go, formerly one of
the leading insurance attorneys in
Chicago, father of Mai. Gen. Ian
sing II. Beach. chief engineer, U.
S. A., and Harrison l.. Beach, one
of the publishers of the San An
tonic Light, died tonight after an
illness of four days, The body will
be taken TO Chicago for burial.