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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
FIUME, A FtjGGETLEN
ALLAN.

Bizonyos, hogy igen sokan
Youngstownbeli honfitarsaim ko-
zil Fiumeban szalltak hajora,
hogy Amerikaban, legnagyobb
szabadsag hazajaban, keressek ait
boldogsagot, melyet az 6-haza
mem tudott nekik nyujtani. Azota
lepergett JAZZ emberiseg legna-
gyobb atka Macy vilaghaboru,
amely Fiumeban is rendkiviili
helyzetet teremtett.
Mikor Ttaliaban 1918. okt. We
en- az osztrak-magyar front ossze-
omlott, a funnel, lakossag lelek
zetet visszafojtva varta fejle-
menyeket.
Oktober 29-en a fiumeban allo-
masozott Jellacsics erred elfoglal-
ia a kormanyz6i palotat es Flu
met Horvatorszaghoz tartoz6nak
ielentette XII. Az akkori magyar
kormanyzo, Jekelfalussy Zoltan,
a hatarcsendorseggel mar mas
nap kulonvonattal Budapestre
utazott. Mondani sem kell, hogy
ez nagy hiba volt, inert Fiume-
max magyar kormany hatosa-
gok altal ez elhagyasa magyar
allamnak a -varostol val6 lemon
dasat jelentette. Az egyetlen ma
gyar tengeri kikotovaros, mely
magyar uralom alatt oily csodas
fejl6dest mutatott fel, ezen a ma
pom Magyarorszag szamara hosz-
szu idore - tan or0kre elve-
szett. Wekerle politikaja, Karoly
kiraly halogatasa es a rakovet-
kez3 Karolyi uralom - Magyar
orszag szerencsetlensegenek g leg
f6bb okai Magyarorszagot
egyetlen tengeri kijaratatol is
megfosztottak.
Fiumeban megalakult az olasz
es a horvat nemzeti tanacs, me-
lyek egyetertesben miikodve We
zettek e foradalmi napokban a
varos iigyeit. November Len be-
jottek a szerb csapatok, melyek
rettegessel toltottek ell a varosnak
mem iugoszlav lakossagat. A va
ros egyszeriben halott lett, mind
az, amt a magyar hadvezetoseg
lit - Fiume a haboru alatt ter
meszetszeriileg fontos hadtap al
Tomas volt - felhalmazatt, AIT a
serb katonasag elhurcolta. Pusz
tulas jelezte a jIgoszlavok flu
mel uralmat, mely az olaszok es
magyarok iranyaban egyforma
kony0rtelens6gben. vadsagban
nyilvanult meg. De az uralom
csak piinkosdi kiralysagnak bizo
nynlt, inert mar november 17-er
meglepetesszeriien megjelentek al
olasz csapatok Fiume hatarabar
es ultimatummal sz6litottak fe1 {
7 sxerbeket a varos elhagyasara
amelynek azok 2 oran beliil meg
is feleltek. Fellelekzett a varos
nemcsak az olaszok, hanem a ma
gyarok is iinnepelve fogadtak ;
felszabadit6kat. Egyidejiileg
tenger fel0l amerikai, angol e
francia csapatok szalltak partr'
Is kezdetet vette Fiumeban az en-
tente llralma the interalliet
comando mely majdnem | evil
tartott. Alatta Fiume a haborl
alatti tespedes utan gazdasai
. felviragzasnak indult, mignem be
k6vetkeztek q gyaszos vegii csc
tepatek francia gysrmati Is olas
csapatok kozott melyek aztal
Plume nemzetk0zisegenek is ha
mar v6gef vetettek. Ffume vezet'
olasz ferfiai felsz6litottak Dan
nunziof. Olasxorsz&g jelenleg leg
llagyobb Is vilagnak ketseg
kiviil egyik legnagyobb po6tajat
Xii d h6boru alatt mint katona g
mint u ncmzetf ess1ne spropagan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30

dajanak .zaszloviv0je orokitette
meg nevet, hogy jojjon Fiumeba
es mentse meg a varost Olaszor-
szag szamara. Az olaszokat az
kesztette ere a lepesre, hogy
egyreszt fel6 volt, hogy jugo-
szlavok foglaljak ell varost, mas
reszt inert meg ezt megel0z0leg
az angolok keszulodtek ratenni
keziiket Fiumera.
Az olaszok haboruba valo be-
lepesiik el6tt Londoban paktumot
kot0ttek az entente-kal, mely SEE
rint Fiume a horvatoknak jutott
volna es nekik itelte oda a varost
a kikot6vel egyiitt Wilson is.
Icy szeptember 12-en maltai an
gol csendor0k kesziilodtek kik0t-
nj es Fiumet Anglia reszere bir-
tokba venni. Els a, tizenkettedik
6raban megjelent D'Annunzio
maroknyi katonasagaval az en-
tente-ok lev6 csapatai es hajoi ell
hagytak varost es ezzel meg
kezdodott Fiumera nezve egy
kizdelmekben es nelkiilozesben
gazdag, szomoru id6szak, mely
mikor sorok irodnak folyton
varta es remelte es az olasz kor-
many igeretei ugy latszik -
fel is batoritottak remenyekre,
hogy a varost Olaszorsag annex
talni fogja, dacara annak, hogy
ennek londoni paktum es Wood
row Wilson is client mondott.
Vegiil is kitiint, hogy Olaszor-
szagnak semmikep sincs modja-
ban Fiumet annektalni, amt a
varos nemzeti tanacsanak tudo-
masara is adott. Es erre az ell
hatarozasra jutott dacara annak,
hogy az olasz nacionalistak, Xix
mex szellemi vezere D'Annunzia, a
legnagyobb nyomast fejtettek ki
a kormanyra es dacara d D'Annun-
zio eskiijenek mellyel ez az an
necciot a fiumeieknek innepe.
lyesen megigerte. Minden ellen.
kezo aramlat elnemitatott; Ia.
nella, XII D'Annunzioval szember
F'iume figgetlen allami voltaer1
harcplt, menekiilni volt kenyte
len, hivei idehaza folytonos iildo
zeseknek kiteve moccanni is alie
mernek. Fiume katonai uralom
alatt all. A helyzet szinte erthe
tetleniil bonyolult. Az entente ha
joi koziil csak az olasz hajok ma
radtak lit, az olasz kormany csa
patok pedig atmentek a szomsze
dos, Horvatorszaghoz tartozo
Susak-ra es oft vannak mindaz
ota. A kik0t6 olasz tengeri hato
sag vezetese alatt all, az egyko
viragzo kik0t0 azonban tires, ;
magyar kormany altal letesitet
modern technika minden viv
manyaval felszerelt raktarak pc
dig tatonganak az uressegtol
Miota D'Annunzio van Fiumebal
a varos ugy a tenger, mint sza
raz fold felol blokad alatt al
meg Olaszorszag reszer6l is, ugy
annyira, hogy kozlekedes mir
: den iranyaban legnagyobb mer
tekben meg van nehezitve.
81 Hogy "A Fiumeban uralkod
: lhelyzetet megvilagitsuk, megki
sereljiik megmagyarazni VI
! szonyt, mely Fiume es olaszol
i Iszag k0zott 1919 sept. 12-ike OF
n fennall. Fiumenak D'Annunzi
! laltal tortent elfoglalasa a kolt
! Observation-Disclosures volt. A csa
zl pjatok 0nkent csatlakoztak hoz
nl "a, ami kulonosen a haboru folya
! man . hadseregnel szerzett rend
5 kivIli n6pszerIsegenek es csoda
Z sz6noki tehetsegenek volt kosz0n
-Ihet6. D'Annunzio lebilincsel
! legyenisege feltetlen k0yct6ke
!, Italalt ugy a tisztikarban, mint
s 'legenysegnel. Olaszorszag mindel
-sstajekarol van lit katonasag, mel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30

kozott a legels6 helyen allnak a
vadsagukr6l ismeretes rohamcsa-
patok, II. n. "arditi." A nep leg
alsobb elemeib6l rekrutal6dtak e
csapatok, melyek. D'Annunzio Sc
regenek gerincet kepezik. 0 ma
ga vezerkaraval es leghivebb
tisztjeivel a gyony0rii kormany-
zoi palotaban lakik, gyakran XII
vonul csapataival a gyakorlatok-
ra, meg pedig gyalog, es kiilon-
ben is gyakran jar-kel a varos-
bar baratsagos, teljesen demo-
kratikus szellemi erintkezest tart
va fem varos lakossagaval es
katonaival. Siiriin vannak propa-
ganda estelyek szinhazban, me-
lyeken D'Annunzio, "Comman-
dante,'' rendszerint megjelen es
beszel. Nyelvezete a legszebb, a
nit ell lehet kepzelni, hangja lacy
es megis eros, messze hangzo.
Vajmi gyakran jonnek katonai
este palota ele, hangos szoval
kovetelve, hogy kommandans
beszeljen es 8 kijon a palota Macy
erkelyere, a "ringhica IRA, hogy
nehany pathosteljes, kozvetlen
szot szoljon 'kedvelt katonaihoz.
Ketsegtelen, hogy els6rendu sz6-
nok es, meg rha mines is mondani-
valoja, oily t0keletes es oily behi-
zelg6 medorban kozvetiti, hogy
megnyeri az 0sszes sziveket. Da-
cara annak, hogy mar mem fatal
= 81 ewes - a n0k heviilnek erte
mod felett.
A szarazfoldi csapatokhoz ha-
sonl0an ragaszkodnak hozza ten
| gereszei, leven D'Annunzionak
tekintelyes tengeri hadereje is. Da-
cara annak, lhogy Olaszorszag hi
vatalosan blokad alatt tartja Flu
met, minden ketsegen xviii all,
hogy a funnel katonasag penzbeli
szjiksegletei az olasz kormany al
tai fedeztetnek. 'Annunzio a
kormanynyal hivatalosan nem
erintkezik es ere celra k0Zve-
tit0ket vesz igenybe. Megt0rtent
hogy varos parancsnoksag tar
t6s anyagi zavarok megsziintete-
Sc celjabol egy Messinaba es Ca
taniaba szant haJorakomany ga
bonat zsakmanyolt es reszben a
gabonat, reszben az abb6l nyert
Iisztet eladta. Az Abbaziaban see
kel6 hadosztaly parancsnoksag-
gal is eles viszalya volt D'Annun-
zioval katonai lovak elhajtasa We.
gett.
! A blokad termeszetesen mem
maradt hatas nelkiI Fiume gaz
dasagi eletere. Mig az entente.
k0zi uralom alatt Fiume elenk Ike
reskedelmet folytatott - ameny
nyire az kozvetleniil haborr
utani idoben lehetseges volt :
addig D'Annunzio bej0vetele tel
jesen megbenitotta gazdasag
eletet, ugy, hogy a varos = a gya
kori iinnepsegektol eltekintve :
halottnak mondhat6. A gyaral
szen es nyersanyag hianyabal
mem kepesek munkajukat megkez
: deni, a munkanelkiiliek anyagi Sc
gelyben reszesulnek a varos re
szerol. A kik0to forgalma es
transito kereskedelem teliesel
sziinetelven, a keresked0k, uynG
: kok lassankint athelyeztek irodai
kat Triesztbe, hol az Amerikaba
: Cseh-Szlovakiaba es reszben Ju
}, goszlaviaba szolo forgalom bonyo
: l6dik lie, minek folytan ez. kik0t
: = habar meg nagyon messze va
r attob hogy haboru elotti forgal
mat cleric - aranylag eleg ellen
I. ken dolgozik.
Az amerikaiak el0tt bizonyar
ismeretes, hogy Wilson .javaslat
szerint Fiumebol egy u. IL. "Bu1
ferstaat "-ot kellett volna ajax
, tani, melyhez nehany sziget,
= Bucariig, a tenger menten fekv
jugoszlav teriilet es Volosca-Abb,
zia-Lovrana is tartozott volna, 81
yaSutyOnalat epeszen ST patel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
10 FARM

kiado. 100 aker fold, ugyanott
8 tehen, 3 borju, eke Is mas gaz-
dasagi felszerelesek eladok Ar
igen jutanyos. Gin: Alex Sera,
R. F. D. No. /, Box l, Garfield,
Ohio.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16
SAYS He SLEW
WEE OHIO GIRL

a man giving tho name of Harry
Miller, aged about %, of Akron,
Ohio, confessed at WeIlsburg, w.
Va. that it was he who murdered
Frances South, aged II years, at
Adena. Ohio, about four weeks ago.
The man shows signs of being de-
mented, and the officers do not
know whether to believe his story.
Miller recently made his appear
ance at Beech Bottom. where he Sc
cured employment at the Whitaker
Glessner company plant. He went
to mission there, where he profes-
SEES to have been converted, and UNI
folded his confession to Rev VIII
Jams, the minister in charge Of the
mission. The confession was re
ported to the Brooke county author
tiles. Miller was taken into Gus
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16

tody, and repeated his story to
Sheriff Litton and several officers.
Miller says that he had been in
Adena for about five days before
the murder of the little South girl
occurred. He had been paying at
tention. he says, to an older sister
Of the murdered girl. The child OBJ
jected to his attentions to the sis
ter, he says, which led to quarrel
and his determination to kill her.
Among other statements, Miller
said that he hid his clothes in a hol-
low tree near the scene OF the muir.
der.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16
,SEHALL fever
PREVALENT AT Y
ndidateS Are Summoned
To Report For Practice.

he Junior candidates for base
will report at Rosemont at 4.30
n. for practice. Two teams will
picked for a game today.
he basket bail games in the Jun
tournament viii be between the
light class and Y day class, game
start at 8 O'Clock sharp. We'd
day games was walk over for
night class team. their pass
* was exceptionally good,
here will be a meeting of the
ious Industrial concerns relative
laying plans for the base bali
que, in the room OF the Ameri
I Legion.
tomorrow the big Y team will
We a practice. Every one interest
In base ball is welcome to come
the team. A game viii be played
all players will he given a
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16

chance to get good work out. 1t is
planned to open the season about
May 18th, at home if arrangements
now under way deyelope satisfac-
tory.
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. the cadet
group will meet for games and
swimming. The intermediate class
will have swimming from II to II
for swimming. The Junior class
will have the pool from 10 to 10.45.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16
NAME: "BAyER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Get Relief Without Fear AS
Told In "Bayer Package"

The "Bayer Cross IL the thumb
print Of genuine "Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin" 1t protects you against
limitations and positively Identifies
the genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for over eighteen years.
Always buy an unbroken package
of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" which
contains proper directions to safely
relieve Colds, Headache, Tooth
ache, Earache, Neuralgia, Lumbago
Rheumatism, Neuritis, Joint pains,
and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes OF Twelve tab
lets cost but few cents. Druggists
also sell larger "Bayer" packages
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture Of Monoaceticacides-
ter Of 2alicylicacid. Il
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16
D E A T \
Mrs. Rebecca Williams

Mrs. Rebecca Williams, former
resident of Charles Town, died last
week at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. c. Bivens, in Wadesboro
N. c. She had been i'll from paraiy-
sis since last December. Her age
was 81 years. One daughter, Mrs.
Bivens and two sons, Edward j.
and Joseph Williams, survive, with
one sister, Mrs. Joseph Cockrell, OF
Charles Town, and two brothers,
Postmaster s. C. Young, OF Charles
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16
CITY HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Annie Shickle, of North
Mountain, underwent surgical
operation yesterday
Earl Reed, Of Falling Waters, had
growth removed from one of his
feet yesterday.
Miss Chloe Rice, of Addition
street, has been admitted for treat
ment
Miss Bertha Grub, Of Inwood, un-
derwont a surgical operation today.
J. NJ. Crawford, city, has entered
the hospital as surgical patient.
Mrs. Anna Carmichael, city, also
underwent a surgical operation to
day.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16

beginning at s o'clock. The Count5
Farm Bureau viii have represents
tives present and short addresse
will be made. The Farm Bureau ha
decided to hold the annual picnii
on Thursday, June 10, at !. d. Van
Metres. Committees are now pre-
pairing the program.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16
No Sure Relief Until the Cause
rs Iscr7Oved.

When tie blood becomes in
Tested with millions Of TINY dis
case germs that attack the skin,
then the fiery irritation and in
tense itching viii remain with you
until these germs are removed
from the blood.
Genuine relief therefore, can
only be expected from a treatment
that goes right to the seat Of the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16
TO ADJOURN coitrT

Judge J. NJ. Woods returned to
Berkeley Springs this morning.
where he finished the work OF the
April term OF court and adjourned
this evening. Attorney Allen B. Noli
and Howard II. Emmert are In at
tendance.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16
COMMUNITY MEETING

A community meeting will be
held at the Bunker Hill High
School Tuesday evening. April 20,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16

Town, and Fred 3. Young, of Mem
nhis. Tennessee.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16

Mr.. ]. G. Mayfield. of Buckhan.
non, W. Va. was visitor in the
r.tE ~ n.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-16

Mr.. G.. f. Hetzer, OF Williamsport,
Md, is spending the day in the city.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08
PERSHINC TO
 LEAVE ARMY
WISHES TO ENGAGE IN SOME
 THING MORE ACTIvE"-SAYS
 HIS DUTIES IN ARMY WOULD REQUIRE ONLY PORTION TIME.

Washington, June 7.-Gen. Per shing wrote Secretary Baker today asking permission to retire from act i've service within he next few months"
 The former commander of the American expeditionary forces de- clared that after the completion of work incident to the recently enacted army reorganization bill his normal duties would require only o portion of his time, and therefore he wished to be "free to engage in something more active"
 The generals letter to Secretary Baker was made public by Col. J. G. Quekmeyer, his aide. It follows: "Dear Mir. Secretary:
 1Referring to our conversation of a few days ago. wish to say that It has long been my desire to return to civil life. Throughout my military career I have been very much occu- pied and the assignments that have fallen to my lot within recent years have been more or less important.
 Ut now appears tha my duties tre l not likely to be of a character that will require more than portion of my time. Under the circumstances, l feel that after the completion of the work contemplated by the army reor- ganization act could rlinquish mill tary duty without detriment to the service, and thus be free to engage Tn somethingmore active "Therefore, unless situation should develop to justify my remaining, l lcontemplate taking the step indicated
 within the next few months.
 "Should the necessity arise m a time of crisis or otherwise, l assure
 you, Mir. Secretary, that l shall stand
 ready to serve my country in the fu- lure ts I have in the past. "With great respect and high es- !teem, I remain,
 "Very sincerely, l.f JOHN J. PERSHING."
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08
BIG FUND FOR
 RAMEQUIPMENT
I. c. (. TO DISTRIBUTE S125, ,OOO,- 900 AT ONCE.-$73,O0 900 ES- PECIALLY FOR FIGHTING CAR CONGESTION.

Washington, June 7.-Immediate appropriation of $125, 100000 of gov ernmen funds for the use of the rail- roads to purchase new rolling stocks wts announced today by the Inter- states Commerce Commission. The money will be advanced out of the $500, 100000 revolving fund provided in the transportation act.
 Appropriations for additions and betterments to promote the movement of cars were fixed at $73,000, ,000; ap- propriations to meet, maturing obli- gations were fixed at $50, ,000,000 and appropriations TOT lorns to carriers at $12,OO0,O00. .p
 Of the total to be advanced for roll ing stock $75, 5,O00,O00 will be set aside for the purchase of freight cars, with preference given to 10000 refrigerator cars to move fruit crops, and $5O,OOO,- 900 will be set aside for the acqulsl- ton of locomotives, with preference
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08
nPYS WIN SUPREME.
 COURT DECISIONS.
.sr HOPE OF VETS SWEPT WAY BY DECISION. = GOV rpNMENT HAS RIGHT TO DE- FINE INTOXICANTS.

Washington, June 7.--Both the
 ,sderal prohibition amendment and .ho enforcement act passed by Con-
 .ress were held constitutional today bv the supreme court.
 The court dismissed petitions filed hv the sttte of Rhode Island to have ssdaral officials enjoined from en- torcing prohibition in that state.
 The court also dismissed injunction nroceedings brought by the state of New Jersey to prevent enforcement nf exhibition wihin that state.
 The courts opinion on the main issues involved was unanimous. As socitte Justices McKenna and Clark, however, dissented in part. Associate Justice McKenna in still another opinion said: "The court de- clares conclusions only without giv- iuc reasons for them. I must at least excuse if cannot justify my dissent" ,"
 Justice McKenna said the Rhode Island and New Jersey cases should have been decided on their merits. He added that he did not agree with the tction of the court in reversing the Wisconsin case.
 lnjunctions restraining prohibition officials from interfering with the Manitowoc Products Company, Wis consin corporation, in the manufac- ture of beer containing more than one-half of one per cent of alcohol were dissolved by the court.
 The court upheld federal court de- crees dismissing proceedings brought to enjoin the prohibition amendment from being enforced agtinst Christian Feigenspan, brewer of Newark, N. J. Federal court decrees denying simi- lar injunctions sough by the St. Louis brewing Association likewise were af- frmed.
 
 The courts opinion was very short, setting forth only the courts concld- sion Chief Justice White rendered a supplemental opinion concurring in the one renderai by Justice Val Der vanter, but going more fully into the issnes involved.
 Federal court decrees dismissing in junction proceedings instituted by the Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company of Louisville, Ky, to enjoin enforcement of the adt agttinst it were sustained by the court. Injunc- tions sought by George c. Dempsey, a Boston (Mass.) wholesale liquor dealer, to restrain enforcement of the
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08
ANGLO 0-RUSSIAN
 PACT SEALED
TRADE TO BE RESUMED WITH THE SOvIETS.-$3OO, ,OOO, ,O0O TO BE SHIPPED TO LONDON TO BACK UP RUSSIAN PROMISES.

London, June 7.-Gregory Grassin, emissary of the Russian soviet gov ernment, definitely succeeded in put ting over an agreement for the re- sumption of trade betwen England and Russia at a meeting with Lloyd George. e,..British premier, and other ministers tonight.
 Under the terms of the agreement individual commercial concerns will immediately begin dealing with Rus sia, which, it was said, would draw to- England $500, 0,000,OO0 in gold now in Moscow. The only control over the transaction, which will be held by the government, will be tn egranting of permits to companies wishing to trade with Russia, it was said. '
 The consummation of the agree ment was regarded in business circles las the most nottble commercial and financial victory since the end of the war.
 The gold shipments will greatly strengthen the ank of England's $ metal reserve, which is now only $570 100000, it was pointed out.
 "If we do not get this gold America |or some other country wiIl," the Daily Express declared nan editorial.
 Krassoin assured Lloyd George dur ing the course of the negotiations that there would be no further invt-
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08

to freigh and switching locomotives.
 In each case first allotments will be made to rotds making the greatest advances to meet he government loans. In the case of the advance for locomotives applicants will be re- quired to contribute a least 50 per cent of the costs, but before any pas senger locomotives are purchased It. tention will be given to the need for frieght and switching engines by roads which are unable to make 50 per cent advances.
 Roads applying for loans for equip ment and betterments also will be re- quired to make such contributions s'as it is within their power to furnish"
 The commission will not recom- mend loans out of the $50, ,000. .000 fund for reti rinmagturing obligations un- less the applicants have clearly ex- hausted every effort to take care o1 maturities "by extension, by refund ing and by every other means.'
 Time for filing applications and amendments was extended to June and the association of rtilway exc cutives, which proposed the division of the $500, 900 ,O00 revolving fund ap- proved by the commission, was urged to submit it's recommendation so that the general distribution of the funds might begin not later than June 26.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08

sions by Russia and that Lenine has agreed to the liberation of all British
 prisoners in exchange for Russian prisoners held in English jails, who will now be sent home. He said also that trade delegates would be ordered to absttin from all soviet propaganda in Great Britain, France and Italy. !
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08

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The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08

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The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08

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The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-08

enforcement act against him were also denied by the court