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alegeri. Dl. ministru S. Nita site
ce am facut Ell Gu banii. Ger insa
ca d-sa sd Sc justifice la rfndu-i ce
a facut Gu banii ridicati de dfnsul
-Opozitia cere instituirea comi-
siunei. Presedintele cere ca pro
punerea sd fie furmulata in scris.
-Tnterventia opozitiei Sc mani
fiesta din ce in ce mai energic. Tu-
multul atinge paroxismul, ceeace
determine pc presedintele sa ridice
sedinta.
Desbaterilc vor continua Luni
dimineata.
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LAMENTUL
CAMERA

| Dl. I. ATANASIU: Am schim-
bat sistemul distributed marfuri-
lor abuse de stat.
OPOZITIA: din motive electo-
rale.
Dl. I. ATANASIU: Pentru ca
bancile 81 federalele s'au achitat
defectuos de aceasta insarcinare.
Suma cheltuielilor facute sau pre-
textate mareau pretul de vinzare
pima la 600 cor. maja de porumb.
; VOCI: 81 pima la 500.
Dl. ATANASIU: Ca sd pui ca
pat acestor With care frizau spe-
cula, am orinduit distributia prin
prefecture. Imi trebuiau organe
de control, pc care ori cind am
, posibilitatea sa lie chem la raspun-
dere.
OPOZITIA: 81 Casa centrala
are dreptul de a chema la raspun-
dere Bancile 81 Federalele. De
ce n 'ati exercitat acest drept.
Dl. ATANASIU: Un. delegat al
meu insoteste Pc delegatii tarani-
lor pentru cumparare de cereale
din locurile unde abunda 81 la
nevoie Sc rechizitioneaza. Am as
cordat 81 inlesnirea schimbului CO.
| roanelor in lei GU rczervele pc care
le am la departmental aprovizio-
narii.
Dl. VA1DA: Cite vagoane de a.
cestea au ajuns in Transilvania ?
Dl. ATANASIU: Masurile aces
tee ley aplic abba de 12 zile.
Dl. VAIDA: Atunci comisia de
lichidare nu STA facut datoria 81
vina este sis a dlui ministru Tas-
lauanu.
Dl. I. ATANASIU: La destina-
tie distributia Sc face prin orga-
nele administrative Gu ajutorul CO.
misiunilor locale de aprovizionare.
Am motive sa cred ca aproviziona-
rea Sc va face in bune conditiuni
81 in acest scop d-sa apeleaza la
toti deputatii fara deosebire de
partid, carl au datoria, asa cum
prin parliament controleaza actele
guvernului, in localitatile din pro-
vincie sd controleze modul de a.
provizionare 81 Distribute aplicat
de administratie.
La safe monopolul distributed
de catre cooperative dat gres.
OpozStia prin glasul dior I:
Mihalache, Lupu, Madgearu pro-
testeaza Gu tarie, cerind cuvintul.
Dl. ATANASIU: Nu'generalizez
81 nu atac ideea 81 institutia coo-
peratista. Sunt fnsa numeroase
cazuri in care s'au savirsit abu-
zuri. Nj s'a vorbit 81 de federala
della Topoloveni.
Dl. MIHALACHE: Ger cuvin-
tul in chestie personala.
Dl. ATANASIU arata Cd ma
sura distributed prin prefecture
este provizorie. Cind cooperative
le vor trece sub controlul sau, va
adopta acest mijloc de aprovizio-
mare.
PENTRU COOPERlATIvELE
SATESTI
Dl. MIHALACHE relevind por
nirea ostila contra cooperatiei t6-
r&nesti insist& asupra oestiunei fe-
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4 Deschiderea la 8 dimineata.
Dupa indeplinirea formalitatilor
Sc da cuv1ntul pentru comunicari
81 interpelari.
Dl. v. HKNES interpeleaza mi
nisterul de instructie asupra sta
rel fnvatamintului 81 situatiei ma
teriale a profesorilor secundari.
Dl. VIRG. MADGEARU adre-
seaza 0 interpelare dlui ministru
de industrie 81 presedintelui con-
I siliului de ministri in chestia in
treprinderilor de cointeresare, Gre
! late pc Gale de decrete-leei, cap
tindu-se isvoarele de bogatie 81 de
J, venituri ale statului, ajutind la
z fOrmarea trusturilor.
Dl. SEVER DAN cere acte asu-
] pra conditiunilor de exploatare a
= gazului n,etGn din Transilvania, a
carui exploatare pare a nu fl con-
forma Gu interesele Statului, care,
dupa dispozitiunile legale aplicate
I in Ardeal, are monopolul exploa-
tarei.
D-sa maj cere aducereG in0intea
pGrldmentMIui cit mai netntirziatG
proiectului de unificarc siste-
multi n,Onctar. In mumele OpO-
zitiei cere ca schimbul sd Sc facd
al pari: cursM c0r0anci egal cM
al leului.
Dl. DIR. LASCU formuleaza o
interpelare in chestia frecventelor
schimbari punctelor de la from
tiera de Vest Ardealului,, care
favorizind pc Unguri, provoaca
nesiguranta 81 ingrijorare in mij-
locul populated expuse.
Cere guvernului sd la masuri
pentru inlaturarea dificultatilor
puse in calea lucrarilor comisiunei
de delimitare de la acea granita.
Dl. DIR. vOICU NITEsCU a.
nunta interpelare asupra masn-
rilor luate pentru repatrierea pri-
zonierilor din Russia 81 Asia.
D-sa cere apoi dosarele legatiu-
nilor romine de la Paris 81 Londra
gu priyire la acordarile de valuta
in franci in cursul anului 1919
cum 81 tablourile Gu persoanele,
( carora Ii 'au acordat aceste vahte
pc schimb Official.
Dl. TANASE GH. intreaba ce
masuri s'au luat impotriva celor
vinovati de abuzurile savirsite la
Vojnatz.
PRESEDINTELE: Nu invinova
titi afmata fara sd dovediti acu-
zatllle.
DIR. LUPU: Nu solidarizati ar
mata, die presedinte, Gu ilegalita-
tile unor militari.
Dl. v. ANTONESCU intreaba
guvernul asupra masurilor luate
pentru ajutorarea locuitorilor ST.
nistrati de pc urma inundatiilor.
Dl. VIRG. TEMPEANU Sc a.
dreseaza dlui suhsecretar de stat
al Aprovizionarii, fntrebfndu-l a.
supra deciziunei de a Sc lua distri-
butia marfurilor catre populatia
rurala din nina Federalelor, din
du-se pc NINA primariilor 81 pre-
. fecturilor.
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inchis discutiunea abuzind de ci-
fra dv., fara Sd ne permiteti ex-
pune 81 punctul nostru de vedere.
Opozitia insa nu va ingadui sa
fie violata in drepturile eli de con-
troll. Sa nu credeti ca prin inchi-
derea discutiei. yeti reusi sa ina
busiti glasul adevarului care tot
deaune Sc va ridica deasupra. MOI
stim sd facem obstructie.
|. O tara va fl bine condusa daca
respectful legii va veni fntii din
partea guvernului 81 apoi din par
tea celorlalti. In alte parlamente
"a fncercat un acord intre majo-
ritati 81 opozitie, la moi Sc incura-
jeaza desbinarea.
MOI am cerut sedintc 81 dupa a.
miaza 81 d-voastra insa ma le-ati
acceptat, dar veniti sa ne acuzati
ca moi impiedecam lucrarilc.
Opinia publica nu asa de pc
rila 81 va judeca cum Sc cuvine
manopera guvernamentala. Isl va
da seama tara Cd acuzarile de OBJ
structie sunt pura demagogie. CA
| plauze in bancile Immortality
PRESEDINTELE invoaca in
raspunsul sau regulamentul Came
rel franceze.
Dl. PETROVICI din majoritatc
vrind sd ia cuvintul ii este refuzat
de presedinte.
Sc hotareste continuarea discu-
tiei in alta sedinta.
CAZUL STUDENTILOR BASA-
RABENI DIN IASI
Dl. CAZACLIU cere guvernului
anchetarea cazrllui de arestare a
studentilor basarabeni della Univer
sitatea din Iasi, acuzati ca com
plotisti in vederea punerei lor in
libertate.
| Urmeaza comunicare d-lu
| MUSETESCU, una a d-lui A. DO
BRESCU, care anunta inceputu
unor moi ingerinte administrative
in Banat in vederea alegerilor' de
| la Sussa. Cere apoi acte relative
| La repartizarea automobilelor ar
mattel, utilizate de persoane parti
culare, cum 81 dosarul societatii d,
cointeresare Resita' impreun;
Gu lista functionarilor.
! Dl. CRISTESCU cere larurir
asupra solicitariigfacute Rominie
de trimite un corp expeditional
lin Siria pentru sustinerea emiru
lui Feisal Camera isbucneste il
risete ironice.) Cind oratorul spl
ne ca debarcarea urmeaza sa s.
faca la Iaffa 81 apoi prin trecato
rile Libanului- -hilagitatea Sc ma
| Inifesta din nou.
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4 .175O Street N. w.
!, Washington, D. G.
Mr.. 1885, Washington, D. O., 80 Iuie 1922
MAJOR LIvIUs D. TEIUSANU, Military Attache
Il catre
TINERII ROMANO Din STATELE UNITE ALE
AmERlCEI De N0RD

Acest ordin Sc refera la toti
tinerii din Rominia Mare de
orr ce nationalitate, care Sc bu-
cura de cetatenia romina, con-
form ordinului Ministerului de
Rasboi,. Directia Recrutarei,
Gu Mr.. 30158 din / Iulie 1920.
Major Livius D. Teiusanu,
Atasat Militar.
Nr. 1877-92O.
Catre toate Societatile 81 toti
fratii romini!
Comunicatul de mai sus fin
lu-mi inaintat de catre Atasatul
Militar al Rominiei la Washington,
rog onor. Societati rominesti din
America lua act de ell 81 a trans
mite membrilor, precum 81 altor
erati cele de mai sus, verbal, in
cercul membrilor 81 colonel din
loc.
loan N. SUFANA,
Secretarul Uniunci Soc. r. din A.
Alliance, O., 8 August 1920.
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tat aceasta federala ca sa Sc To-
veasca in mine, presedintele eli re-
ales. -
Dl. ATANASIU: N'am avut in
tentia sa va vizez pc DIV.
Dl. MIHILACHE explica i'm
prejurarile In carl directorul fe-
deralei citate, a cumparat 81 revin-
dut masinile 81 materialele fabricei
de marmelada ramasa de la nemti.
Aceasta s'a facut fara consultarea
consiliului de administratie 81 din
aceasta cauza, spune d-sa, eu ca
ministru de domenii, a mcerut de-
stituirea directorului, deferind ca
zul parchetului.
Arata apoi ca pornirea contra
cooperatiei Sc exercita inca de multi
Gle catre partidele politice, carl ur-
maresc acapararea acestor institu-
tii in folosul intereselor lor politi-
cienesti.
| O. VOCE: Nici federalcle sd nu
faca politica.
Dl. MIHALACHE: Tagaduim
Statului 81 partidelor politice drep-
tur Gle a-si amesteca influenza lor
asupra activitatii acestor organe
vii Gle energie 81 gospodarie.
MOI Insa nu refuzam controlul
care poate Fl cit mai riguros Gu
putinta.
| Dl. ATANASIU: Distributia in
definitiv ramine tot in seama co.
operativelor, din partea admins
tratiei Sc exercita insa controlul
necesar.
! Sc cere inchiderea discutiei.
| Dl. !. INCULET ia cuvintul, ce
rind libertatea cutiunei, data
find importanta chestiunilor pust
| in desbateri.
| Dl. MIN. G. GRECEANU de
clara ca guvernul considera ban
cile 81 cooperativelor ca organe dt
lnteres primordial in stat, dindu
lie tot sprijinul trebuitor. Nimen
nu Sc va atinge de cooperative, II
carl vedem propasirea taranimei.
| Discutia Sc declara inchisa, ire
clndu-se la COMUNICARI.
~nMl
| AJUTORAREA INUNDATILOF
| Dl. V. BALTENOIU cere aju
trul guvernului pentru Gel ce al
suferit de pc urma inundatiilor.
| Dl. MIN. GRECEANU: Guver
nu luat masurile cuvenite. Re
gimentele de pioneri lucreaza per
tru salvarea 81 reintegrarea gos
podariilor amenintate.
! Urmeaza 0 vic polemica asuprs
atributiunilor presedintelui Came
rel la care iau parte d-nii Min
Popovici, Duiliu Zamfirescu 81 Ra
ducanu.
Dl. V. HANES aratind hume
roase conflicte ce decurg din apli
carea legii chiriilor in vigoare, ce
re lntocmirea unui nou proect, ca
re sa aduca dreptate celor nevoiasi
| Presedintele suspenda sedinta.
| LA redeschidere, dl. NJ. POPO
Wei atrage atentia guvernului a
supra situatiei precare functio
narllor Gle peste munti, earl erau
hotarlti sa astepte raspunsul gu.
vernului la cererile lor numai pima
la l lulie, cInd, daca masurile dc
Indreptare nu vor fl abuse, eli Vol
aviza solutiile Impulse de necesitati
| Dl. CRISTESCU: Traiasca gre.
va!
! ID. MIN. GRECEANU: Starea
aceasta de lucruri dateaza de maj
mutt timp. Consiliul de ministri
s'a ocupat de ca 81 masuri Sc vo1
lua.
| Dl. GEN. VALEANU adaoga Cd
s'a dat ordin ca plata lefurilor sd
Sc faca la thnp.
| PENTRU PRESCURTAREA
| COMUNICARILOR
! Dl. BERIESCU citeste pro.
punere din partea majoritatii prin
care cere. sd Sc fixeze iumatatt
de ora la inceputul fiecarei sedinte
pentru desvoltarea communication
81 Interpretation.
| Dl. VAIDA: Regulamentul con.
tine dispozitiuni precise in. ce pri
veste inchiderea discutiei. Dl. Ber
lescu vrea sd he ridice dreptul Ia
| cnmuniclri T,npn+,.;xyo ,,ooc&.x 8.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
NAVY INVESTMENTS.

The following telegram recelveo this date Oct. 27th: Destroyers htuns ont for the cruise to European va, ! ters. now at Philadelphia navy yaro have a few vacancies in the 1oiloWlns rate: Machinist mates, 1st class; eiec, | tricians (radio) chief, 1st ana Ina class: gunners' mates 1st, End ana 3rd class; boilermaker, coopersnillil and blacksmith. The Hospital Corps has an opening for 75 men at tne { Great Lakes training station. Men re-enlisting for the destroyerS gong 10 Europe, wll be granted lo oays leave upon enlisting at the Navy Ie- cruiting office, No. 62 Cannon street. The following named men enlisted al the Navy recruiting office yesterday from Bridgeport:
 e. Derby, No. 31 Winters street, Bridgeport; H. B. Monahan, No. loIz Iranistan avenue Bridgeport; A. Nagy, No. 2O5 Cherry street, Bridge port: l.. O. Cain. Pc. 31 Palmetto street, Bridgeport; J. H. Aigner, Falr- field Hotel; W. H. Barnum, Br1oge- port. 2,~ ,-e
 MT. Aigner, also MT. O'Conor were punners during the late war and have returned to the Navy under the status Of enlisted men to receive the penenls [ of the navy graded retirement law. At present they are attached to the submarines now building at the Lake Torpedo Boat Co.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

An appeal to women voters of Con- necticut,- which for it's vile sugges- could hardly be surpassed, is being circulated by the Republican organ ization. It is a yellow card, bearing the following:
 Wilson's League of Nations
 LONERGAN has stated his posi- League, and will vote for it without "dotting an I or crossing a T."
 League: ag11e:e @ seai will entrast m9n the the
 League with the general super
 vision over the execution of
 agreements with regard to the
 traffic in women and children,
 and the traffic in opium and
 other dangerous drugs Senator Brandegee Voted Against
 This. MT. Lonergan Promises to Support It
 Which Do You Want?
 Vote Accordingly
 The inference. of course, is that the League of Nations contains a clause which tolerates and recognizes the white slave and opium traffic, and that Senator Brandegee voted against such a clause, while Congressman Lonergan, if elected to the Senate. promises to vote for it.
 Nothing could be farther from the truth, nor could any political appeal be more vicious.
 Had there been any such purpose in this paragrah of Article 23 of the League it would have been discussed on the floor of the Senate and there would have been unanimous opposi- ton to it. Reservations would have been offered, and an outcry made by Democrats as well as Republicans But there was no comment on it al all on moral grounds. Why? Be cause the purpose of this paragraph in Article 23 is the very opposite of what the Republican organization in this state would make the women be- lieve it is. It is aimed at the SUD- pression of the infamous traffic in women and drugs.
 Since 1886 there has been interna- tiona1 action toward the suppression of white slavery. Congresses attend ed by representatives of every Euro pean country and the United States nave been held practically every four
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
TRUE TO FORM.
(From Boston Post)


 For many moons George Harvey, of the weekly he names for himself, has been probably the most bitter insu1ter of President Wilson. both by picture and by printed word, in the United States. He is. therefore, running true to form in his latest scurrifity de- picting the President of his country as a "ie-AngeP' and making comic sport of the Sacred Heart and the Immac- u1ate Conception.
 That the sacri1ege will arouse the deep disgust and the deeper indigna- ton of millions of good men and women of the land, and of all Chris tian denominations, is as certain as that the sun will rise tomorrow. When a Republican campaigner stoops to blasphemy and the mocking of the faith of so many of his fellow coun- trymen, he should be rebuked in the only effective way possible, namely, by WholesaA loss of votes for his party.
 George Harvey is a very close friend and adviser of Warren G. Harding. The candidate should lose no time, if he values his own chances for cleo ton in repudiating his henchmen's s outrageous production.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of
 Bridgeport, ss. Probate Court, Octo-
 Der 29, 1920.
 Estate of Annie Conroy. late of Bridge port in said District, deceased
 The Administrator having made appli- cation for an order authorizing her to sell certain real estate belonging to said es- tate as per said application on file duly appears.
 heard and determined at the Probate Of fee in Bridgeport, the 1st day of No yember, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, and this Court directs said Admin istratrix to give notice to all persons in terested in said estate to appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon, by pub fishing this order once in a newspaper having a. circulation in said district, on or before the 30th day of October, A. D. 1920. and return make to the Court of notice given.
 STATE OF CoNNECTICUT. District of
 Bridgeport. ss. Probate Court Octo-
 Estate of Michael Scan1on. late of Bridgeport, in said District, deceased
 The Adrninistratrix having made appli- cation for order authorizing her to sell certain real estate belonging to said estate as per said application on file duly
 Ordered, That the said application be heard and determined at the Probate Off, flee in Bridgeport, on the 1st day of No vember, 1920. at 10 o'clock in the fore istratrfx to give notice to all persons in terested in said estate to appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon, by pub fishing this order once in a newspaper or before the 8Oth day of October, A. D. 1920, and return make to the Court Of notice given.
 Attest: PAUL L. MILLER, Judge. a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
TERRIBLE CASE
 OF ECZEMA
Prominent Veterinaryof Dover Suffered Tortures for
 Twelve Years
FRUTT-A-TIVES"and"SoothaSalv Salva"
 Finally Brought Relief

Finally Brought Relief
 Dover, N. H.
 "In 1906, I began to be troubled with Eczema. It started on my face and gradually spread. The second sunsrer, I was so badly afflicted I had 10 lay off work. I would keep my hands tied up at night to prevent digging into my flesh while asleep. 1spent hundreds of dollars in seeking relief. l would go for several months without trouble and then the Eczema would break out again and I would be in for a siege of suffering. My hands, especially across the knuckles, would be so puffed and swollen ] could not do any obstetrical work or operations.
 It was about tbree months ago chanced to read an ad. of Fruit a-tiyes' about a person being cured Of Weeping Eczema by using this remedy and 'Sootha Salva'. bought both and in about week, noticed an Improvement. I have now used two boxes of 'Fruit-a-tives' and one of 'Sootha Salva' and am entirely free of Eczema. My flesh is clear and smooth and I am that gratifed with the result that I cannot proclaim toe loudly the merits of these remedies''.
 E. N. OLZENDAM, D. V. M. Both remedies are sold at soc. a box, 6 for $2.5O. At all dealers Or sent postpaid by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG. N. Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

The police surprised body of civilians drilling at 2 o'clock in the morning near Bothwell, miles south east of Glasgow. This section is a hotbed of extremists. One policeman was wounded and several civilians ar rested.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
FLASHES

George S. Hawley, who has been manager and attorney of the Manu- lecturers Association, IS to assume his new duties as vice president and general manager of the Bridgeport Gas Light company on Monday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

. Bankruptcy proceedings against John Fine in New Haven climaXed yesterday when Fine and Isadore Weiss were arrested on the charge of conspiring to conceal assets.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

The collection of famous treasures of art which were housed in the Her n1itage Museum at Petrograd were sold to collectors in London and Paris according to a letter received in Britain from Krassin, former Soviet agent in London.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

City Auditor Heating estimat that the state tax against the ci would be about $240,00O and u military tax about $42,000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

Clocks, railroads. and trolley sched- ules are all to change on Monday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

All Americans who believe in poli- tical freedom have been asked to march in the big parade in New Ha- ven tomorrow in honor of Terence MacSwiney.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

7 A nolle was entered in the case o1 Mrs. Sophie Sarnesky of New Haven on the recommendation of States At torney filling yesterday. Mrs. Sar- nesky stabbed her husband while guarding her child.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

Gaetano Corradino and Tony Fleres who were brought from Cali fornia for the murder of 1sadore Saladino in August, 1919, were sen- tenced to life Imprisonment in the Su- perior court at Hartford yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

500 attended the opening of the 33rd season at the Bridgeport Boys Club last night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

Alfred Cocchi, who slew Rut1 Cruger in 1917 was sentenced to 9 years in prison yesterday in Bologna Italy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

Early morning fire at the Norma school in Willimantic caused slight damage amounting to a few thousand dollars.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30

Federal Grand Jury of Boston is whether hotels make a net profit of 7S or 15 per cent. in that cwity.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, District of Connecticut.
 In the Matter of: CLAUD FRANCIS, Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy. Notice is hereby given, that Claud Francis of Darien, Conn, having on the a bankrupt in the above entitled cause, has filed his petition for a discharge as bankrupt, and the same will be heard by said court on the 21Id day of December, 1920. at s:ao o'clock in the forenoon; at Haven, Conn.,. at which time and place all creditors and other persons in interest may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
 CARLETON B. HOADLEY,
 Referee in Bankruptcy. Dated at New Haven, Conn.,, Oct g, 1920. Z, az
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
White Slave Charge
 On nLeague Answered

years since then. These congresses formulated an international treaty which called for suppression of this vile traffic, and it was signed in May: 1904, by the representatives of France, Germany, Great Britain. Italy, Russia, Sweden, Denmark, Bel gium, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Nor- way and Switzerland, and four years later, 1908. the United States, under the administration or Ineodoru Roosevelt, ratified it.
 7 Now the League of Nations exists, and as the representatives of all na tions Of the world except the United States, Germany, Mexico, Bulgaria, and all eventually will be in it, the peace conference decided that the League could best supervise the en- forcement of the treaties for the SUD- drug traffic. Accordingly suppression Of these evils was specified as one of the duties of the League.
 Those are the facts. Mrs. A. L. Iivermore, chairman of the women 8 Republican committee of New York State, who first made the false ac- cusation which the Republicans of Connecticut are now spreading here, has explained that she was entirely mistaken in her remarks, and has not repeated them. The Connecticut na- chine, however, seems driven to des- peraton by the tide of opposition to bTanueSee because ol HIS Iecoro, ana the latest yellow card is evidence that it is willing to stoop to anything to turn votes from MT. Lonergan. This attempt, however, is likely to prove a boomerang, as did the cartoon of the Imna culate Conception and other equally i1l-advised efforts at vote gathering.
 Extensive improvement of harbors is proposed in Argentina. Work was begun on the port at Comodoro Riva- david, the outlet for the oil fields. Wharves and warehouses are to be built by the Government at a cost of $1,700,O00.
 Spanish military operations in Mo rocco will be limited for the present to the consolidation of gains already made,