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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04
COMUNICAT.
DE LA LIGA NATIONALA
ROM1NA,

l. Facem de cunoscut sectii-
lor Ligei 81 Comitetelor carl au
colectat imbracaminte pentru
suferinzii din Rominia Mare ca
,,Raportul" Ligei Rationale
despre colectarea imbracamin-
tel este gaia. Acest rapport Q in
forma unei carti, 81 arata cita
imbracaminte s'a strins, cit va
loreaza 81 cit S a platit Gu trans
portarea.
2. Acest rapport va fl TRIMS in
Rominia la toate locurile COM
petente. La fel dorim ca acest
rapport sa ajunga 81 prin satele
noastre de acasa, de aceia ru-
gam sectiile Ligei Rationale 81
sus numitele comitete de a scrie
Ia centrala Ligei cite exempla-
re din acest rapport sa Ii sc tri-
mita, 81 in ce comune doresc ca
sa trimita aceste rapoarte.
3. Dupa cum att cetit din zia-
re, acasa Sc crede ca Rominii
din America n 'au facut mimic,
81 ca un rezultat Sc manifesto o
oare care antipatie fata de Ro-
mini din America, de aceia e
absolut necesar ca fie care mem
bru al Ligei sa trimita cite un
exemplar din aceste rapoarte
in comuna lui, ca sa vada cei de
acasa ce s'a facut de Rominii
organizati din America.
Asteptam ca seCtiile sa dea &
imediata considerare acestu
comunicat.
P. J. Costea, presedinte
I. Jivi-B vi-Banatanu, seer
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ricanilor contra turcilor de a ra-
minea in Constantinopol creSte'' !,
scrie Lusanne. ,,Toate depeSele
private 81 oficiale din Statele u
mite declara Gu unanimitate ca
publicul american foarte indig-
nat asupra solutiei aliatilor care
a fost propusa. Fara deosebire de
partide Americanii Ger expulzarea
Turcilor dincolo de Bosfor fmprc
una Gu banda de lichele 81 pirati
care pima acum au domnit 'asupra
nefericitului popor turc.
,,Presedintele Wilson, care-si re
ciStiga sanatatea pc ri ce merge,
la fel recistiga aceia dexteritate
in politica, care singura lui vir-
tute. Ell site ca tratatul de pace
de la Versailles ese unpopular 81
cd nu va fl ratificat de senat. A
cum de curind dinsul a volt sal
retraga din senat, folosindu-se
de pretextul GU Adriatica.
Ii vor da acum aliati un bun,
serios, 81 popular motiv pentru A.
ceasta? Ce motiv poate Fl mai Sc
rios is mai popular iii Statele o.
mite de cit mentinerea in Constan-
tinopol Sultanului urlt de lume
81 guvcrnului lui de criminal
In curind vom vedea temuta ma.
sina de scris din Casa Alba ince-
pind se~lllcrc, 81 GEE mai gray
fiecare nota ce va fl trimisa va 4.
! yea aprobarea la 10O,000,000 ds
Americani.
Lusanne argumenta ca Frantq
sd paraseasca ideea de a lasa pt
Turci in Constantinopol.
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(Urnlare).

4. - Valona sd fie retinuta de
italia, dupa cum provazut in
tratatul de la Londra, 81 pc lin
Ga aceasta, mandatul asupra Al
baniei sd fie dat Italiei. In nor
dul Albaniei, hotarele sd fie rea-
Justate dupa cum arata harta a.
laturata. Aceste districte albane-
re care astfel vor Fl date statu-
lui Serbo-C o-Croato-Slavon, sc vor
bucura de un regim special ca
provinciile similare lor cum pre-
vede trata1ul Gu CehoslovarA
pentru provinciile eli autonome.
Hotarul de la sud sd fie acela
propus de delegatii francezi 81
englezi din comisia afacerilor gre
cesti. Aceasta da Greciei Koritza
81 Argyrokastron.
5. = Vor Fl date italiei urma-
toarele grupuri de insule: Lussin,
Llssa 81 Pclegosa, lar restul de
insule vor fl puse sub suyerani.
tatea statului Sirbo-Croato-Sla.
won.
6. - Toate insuIele din Adria.
tica Sd fie demilitariatc.
Z. - Sa fie provizii speciale
prin care italienii din Damatia
sd poata a-si alege, fara a paras
teritorul, nationalitatea italiana
8. = 1ntreprinderile cconoanict
in existenta in Dalmatia sd fie a
sigurate prin 0 conventie inter
,nationala.
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1exte|e com mp|eCte ale note|or
SChimbate intre Wilson 81 aIiati

ccau 81 d. Lloyd George chestia
cum a rezolvat problemele rusea-
sea 81 italiana, 81 afla punctul lor
de yedere.e
Statcle Unite sunt puse in po
zitie ca orr &c afacere sd Sc dis
puma de ca 1naintc ca punctul dc
vedere american sd poata fl ex-
primal; dupa cum, in aparenN
d. Gemenceau 81 d. Lloyd George
au sondat numai parerile guver-
nelor italian 81 jugoslav 1nainte
dc a afla punctul de vedere al
.,uvernului Statelor Unite.
Este intentia guvernelor fran
cez 81 englez de dispune in vii
tor de chestiile ce asteapta re-
zolNare 81 a comunica rezultatul
guvernului Statelor Unite?
Stunt afaceri in legatura GU "a
planarea propusa in chestia Flu
me pc care att d. Lloyd George,
cit 81 d. Clemenceau trebue sd
realizeze ca acele nu pot fl ac-
ceptabile presedintelui. Dupa cum
IA fost arafat de d. Polk inainte
de plecarea lui, chestia Dalmatiei
Il alte chestii trebuesc trecutc
prin canalele regulate ale diplo-
mattel, 81 faptul ca nu sum
insarcinati Gu putere deplina
Cpresedintele sc adrseeaza amba-
sadorului american. N. r. are
aface mimic Gu aceste.
Pc data ce nici un american O.
ficial nu poate fl TRIMS La ace
adunari care Sc alba aceiaSi au-
toritate ca premierii celor trei
guverne in chestie, este imposibil
pentru guvernul statclor Unite
sa fie representa- la Sedlntelc
premierilor.
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Dol coPu ARs1 DE VII.

Din cauza unor tevi defectuoa-
Sc, All dimincata s'a produs 0
.cxplozie. de gaz la locuinta lui
Jacob S. Zinczkovsky, 1907 De-
voy Avenue, Cleveland, 81 dol CO.
phi au fost arsi dc vii.
fatal s'a dcsteptat in tipctele
copiilor, Elena, 4 si Stanley ?,
carl Sc aflau in bucatarie, care e.
ra coprinsa de flacari.
Lufnd un copil de II luni in
brate fugit Gu el la un vecin 81
a alergat fnapoi sc scapc 81 pc ce.
ialalti. Cind a ajunS acasa copii G
ran prefacuti in serum.
Mama copiilor sc afla la lucry
intro Clldire mare din Centrul
orasului.
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QREVA DE LA MINELE DE A.
UR DIN AFRICA sFfRSITA.

JOHANNESBURG, AFRICA
DE SUD, 4 Martie. - Greva lu-
cratorilor de la minelc de aur ale
coroanei, care iaceput de un
timp destul de lung, luat STIR
sit acun. Lucratorii s'au plins
ca au fost tratati rau din cauza
opiniei politicc, acum corpul exc
cutiv promis ca III viitor nu vor
mai Fl astfel de dificultati.
in dccursul grevei, care dadea
semne inca din saptamina trecllt;i
ca va lua sfirsit fiindca mil DE-
lucratori au inceput cu incetul
sd sc intoarca la lucru. Nh a fost
.nici Q desordine pima Dumineca
cind multimea a dnceput sa bata
Gu pietrii pc dol gardisti.
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Respulsl Jug0slavld 4
,,udnlatu|1 A|atlO.

WASHINGTON, 4 Martie. -
o stricta aderenta la intelegerea
din 8 Dccembrie 1920 intre repre-
zcntantii Americei, Frantei 81
Angliei, a caracterizat raspunsul
.Jugoslaviei la ,,ultimatul" aliati-
lor TRIMS la IA Ianuarie Nota
jugoslava, care a fost publicata
All de ministrul de externe, rMi-
cd Obiectii care deja au fost ri
dicate 81 de presedmtele Wilson
ii nota din 10 Ianuarie, prin care
Wilson protesta contra revizuirii
dcciziei din 8 Decembrie.
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SINUoIDERE BLoCAZA o GA.
LIE FERATA.

NANCHANG, CHINA, 3 Mar
tie. NV Serviciul de pe linia ferata
de lungime de nouazeci de mile.
a fost interrupt 81 foarte rau de-
sorganizat din .cauza ca foarte
multi chinezi Sc foloseau de tren
ca sd Sc sinucida. Intro saptami-
ma nhsprezece chinezi s'au aran-
cat sub tren, dupa cum spun ra-
poartele.
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HAMBURG, 4 Martie. - Auto
ritatile guHernamentale au dcs-
copcrit astazi rln mijloc de con-
trabanda prin care sc trecea BAN
de aur 81 de argint in Dancmarca,
intr 'un sicriu urmat de un barbat
in doliu.
Clnd functionarii earl au dcye.
nit ibanuitori all deschis sicriul pt
care omul in doliu voia sal pre-
dea la tren, au aflat iii ell can't
tate mare de marci de aur 81 d>
argint.
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PENTRU Gel DIN CLEVE-
LAND Carl VOR Sc DEVINA
CETATENI AMERICANI.

Barbatii carl lucreaza noaptea
81 vor sd scoata a doua hirtie a.
americana, vor putea urma "a
Scoala de 1ncetatcnire la biroul
orasului de migrare Citizenship
Clas il. City immigration Bureau)
103 City Hall, Casa Orasului)
in fiecare Llni dlnlineata la ore
lie $50.
Lectiile suIt gratuite.
JOHN PRUGHA, invatator.
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MADRID, 8 Martie. = Rapoarte-
le primite de la frontiera portu-
gheza spun cd All, lucratorii din
Portugalia, au proclamat, re-
publica sovictista.
Lucratorii dc la poSta, telegraf
precum 81 alti lucratori S au aso-
ciat GU lucratorii dc la caile fe.
rate, in acest scop.
Stirea, care a fost prilnita aici
prin telefon, n'a fost confirmata
pima acum.
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PORT TOWNSEND. 4 Martie

PORT TOWNSEND, 4 Martie.
= Saci Gu zahar care acopere zc-
ce acare patrate, puSi cite Sapte-
zeci unul peste altul, ori 1ndea-
juns ca Sc incarce citeva suite de
.vapoare, Sc afla in Peru astep-
tfnd ca sa fie incarcat 81 dus pe
plata, dupa cum spune ofiterii de
pc vaporul Annette Rolph.
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CUTREMUR DE PAMfNT.

REDONDO BEACH, CAL, 3
Martie. La 7.25 All seara sa
simtit TN aspru cutremur de pa
mint la Manhattan 81 Elsegundo.
Cutremur,ll tinut citcva secun-
de. Pag,lbe n'au fost cauzatc.
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astoria AMERICE| IN L|MBA Romano

1ora Americe este foare olositoare pentru fe
care Romn aeste pc paure aceste Ea folosoare
peu Gel carl repaeaza Fe trebui site stora
arii in raiese in atra tmp ndeunga folo
sindu-se de toate ibertatile 81 opurtunitatie eli.
astoria Amercei in mba romna afa tiparita in doua
volume legate in scoae ta de Secretaratu Unu
s. R. A. 312 So Liberty Str Alliance o. pretul $120
cent? ambee volume In acest pre include plata
portului
Ununea voind sa puma in nina fie caru Romin TO-
ositoare scazu prul aceste c de olos penru or
Romi avind numai numar restns de exemplare in
deamna tot romin rm comenze or cit poate mai
graba adesa secrearatuu bne iees insot de costu
cartel, $120 pentru ambele volume.
loan SUFANA, Secrtar general
312 s. Liberty Street. Alliance o.
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AMERICAN olGoRiF.

LONDRA, 4 Martie. = O tele-
grama din Varsovia allunta cd
un capitan din armata Americana
numit Harris, a fost omorit in
timpul unei turburari la Kovno.
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ANACHIsT1 RIsPITI.

LONDA, 4 Martie. Politia
din Milano a risipit 0 ceata de a.
proape 100 anarchist cind au in-
cercat Sc atace Biroul de plasare
al Muncitorilor, zic telegramele
sosite astazi aici.
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PENTRU R0MANUl
VIRTUE 81 DESFR1U"

Sc mai certified primirea ur-
matoarelor sumo:
Suma precedcnta -. $1,O91.50
George Beldcan, Cleveland,
OllO P-.OU
Soc. ,,Apolzana' Hubbard,
Ohio $500
Sabin Indriesiu, Youngs
town, Ohio $3.50
Nicolae TomlMet Terrc
Haute. Indiana -. ..... : $3.50
Achim Serbian, Tcrre Hau-
te, Indiana ............ $3.50
George Soanca, Terrc Hau-
tc, Indiana =. $3.50
George Cucu, Tcrre Hautc,
Indiana ............. 49,. $3.50
Nasile Foltin, Terre Hallte,
Indiana !. $3.50
Iosif Dobrin. Akron, Ohio $3.50
Avisalon Damian, Indiana
Harbor, Indiana ...... $3.50
George Trifa, Clearing, Ill. $3.50
loan Bugneriu Clearing, Ill. $3.50
Nicolae Toma Pira, Clea-
ring, Illinois $3.50
loan Robosan, Detroit, Mi
chigan $2.5(
loan Comsa Augusta, Mont. $2.5
Petru Ciorogariu, Chicago,
Illinois $2.5(
Avram Cicala, So. Bethle-
/ hem, Pa. .............. $2.5t
| Total ........... 81 1860
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Canadians Rule
 Prices of Paper,
 Says Manufacturer

Washington, May 12.-A combina- tion of Canadian manufacturers prac- tically controls the print paper mar ket thru the Canadian Paper Limit ed, the senate committee investigat- ing the paper shortage was told to- day by J. E. Gefaell, sales manager ot the Interstate Pulp and Paper com pany. He asserted that the com bination controlled 75 per cent of the Dominion output and that the prices it set were followed by other manu- lecturers.
 Victor F. Lawson, publisher of the Chicago Daily News, said his experi- ence had been that the Canadian com pany prevented competition.
 The News, MT. Lawson added, was virtually compelled to accept the companys terms in purchasing pa per.
 Chairman Reed of the committed said solution of the paper problem could be reached either thru agree mcnt among publishers to curtail pa per consumption or thru an excise tax on print paper recommended by As sistant Attorney General Ames. The committee would prefer that the "great paper sof the country solve the problem" themselves, the chair man added.
 M. A. Bodenhamer, representing the International Typographical union, denied charges recently made before the committee, that the union thru it's shop chapels. exercised g censorship on labor news.
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Charges That Sims
 Delayed Laying of
 North Sea Barrage

Washington, May 11.-A counter charge that establishment of the North sea mine barrage was delayed SIX months because of the opposition of Read Admiral Sims and the British admirality, was made before the sen- ate naval investigating committee to. day by Secretary Daniels in present. ing the second part of his reply te the officers charges that the navy de. partment had unnecessarily prolong. ed the war through failure to CO operate fully at first with allied na- val forces.
 The barrage, Mir. Daniels added was the most effective me, sure that had been taken to check the submarines and was wholly an American idea.
 The secretary also charged that Sims had attempted in his testimony to rob the navy of credit for this pro- ject and to give it to the British.
 The plan was conceived, he said, ir the bureau of ordinance at the navy department, and urged on the Brit. ish admirality for six months before it was accepted. During this time Admiral Sims constantly discouraged and opposed the idea, he added and when Mayo was abroad and finally convinced the admirality of the worth of the scheme and the necessity fol adopting it, Admiral Sims attempted to convey the impression that the pro- ject had been delayed while the Brit ish attempted to get the American navy departments approval.
 The Sims charges of unprepared- ness before the war were not justi. fled, MT. Daniels asserted, declaring that in July, 1915, he ordered the gen. eral board to study and recommend plans for consistent and progres. sive development "As result of this study the policy was evolved, he said that the United States must by 1923 have navy equal to any other in the world. He approved this policy and the direct result was the five veal building program of 1916, the secre. tary said, an "epoch making measure President Wilson fully approved tho policy, the witness asserted.
 "This is conclusive evidence that the navy department long before wal was declared was alive to the import ance of preparedr ess and was taking every step toward that end,' he de clared.
 The vision of the president, MT l Daniels asserted, established the fac that he was in advance of some of
 ficers, vocal now but silent then."
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FICTION AND THE FASHION.

It's too bad that we can't write words like we write music-with seals and note. Symbols denoting synco- patton with sufficient illustrations of women in various stages of nudity then would make up the average mag azine short story or popular novel of the day. They would be much easier read and the reader could con sume much more in day than she or he now reads. The average short story or novel is made up principally of illustrations, as above described, and words which for all they mean might as well be represented by jazz music. If there were some way of denoting words as we denote jazz music, it might cut down on the price of paper.
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Farmers Will Ask
 Recognition From Both the Parties

Chicago, May 12.-Recognition for farmers will be asked of the plat form makers of each of the two great political parties at their June convention by representatives of the farm organizations of the country. That action was decided on today at the closing of the twoday meeting of the national board of farm or ganizations.
 According to Charles A. Lyman, national secretary of the board, It was the general opinion of the dele gates that the food pproducts of the country never had received the at tention of either the republican o1 the democratic parties to which they are entitled. It was their purpose he said, to send representatives to the Chicago and San Francisco con- ventions with demands that they De recognized in the formation of par tv platforms and to throw thelr sup port at the November election to that party which gave the greates' consideration to the farmer in the party declaration of principles.
 The main points which the farmers will insist on follow:
 The right of collective bargaining by agricultural interests, as set fortf in the pending Capper-Herman bill.
 Conservation of forests, with view to keeping down the cost tt consumers of print paper and lum Der.
 Payment of the war debt througf direct taxation on "those best able to pay," meaning corporations ant persons who acquired great weaiti during the war.
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SHALL SIMS TITLE BE REVISED?

Having in mind the toadying and sychophantic speech delivered by Ad- miral Sims in London some years ago some facetious person hailed him as ''the best British admiral in the Amer ican navy" when he announced that the American navy had harmed rather than helped the British navy in win ming the war upon the sea, says the Commercial-Appeal. At the time we had our doubts that the British ad- mirality would give credit or honor to any naval officer who would claim that the American navy delayed the ending of the war and caused the un- necessary sacrifice of 500,000 lives Admiral Jellicoe, Beatty and others have expressed themselves far differ cntly concerning the work done by American warships, officers and sea men.
 Furthermore, it is evident that ii charges made by Secretary Daniels bt true, then this title of "best British admiral" will have to be taken away from Sims. Concerning the admiral Secretary Daniels has this to say:
 "He placed protection of merchant shipping as the main operation of oul forces abroad, failing to appreciate that the protection of transports car rying troops to France was our para mount naval duty until felt impellet to cable him peremptorily that sucl was our main mission"
 Admiral Sims can either admit O deny the charges. If he denies then of course the issue of veracity be tween himself and Secretary Daniel is squarely joined. If he admits them then we are certain there will be som restlessness in British admirality cir cles over the fact that a man witl such views should be hailed as eth best British admiral" not only in tn United States but anywhere else. Tn admirality no less than the war offic and the chancellor knew too we'll tn service srendered by American dough boys in France than to accept sue ideas as Secretary Daniels attribute to Admiral Sims on any other ground than that of suicide.
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nephew, were arraigned here today on charges of having killed Bunch's par ents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Bunch, who died under suspicious circum- stances year and a half ago. They were bound over to await trial in the district court, which convenes May IS.
 In statements to the county prose cutor yesterday Miss Hyman and Bunch admitted conspiracy to poi son the elder Bunches, and Miss Nancy Bunch, Lee Bunch's sister. The sister has partly recovered from the effects of the poison. In his state ment, Lee Bunch declared Miss Fly man actually administered the poison Mrs. Bunch was Miss Hyman's sis ter.
 The cause of the alleged killing, ac- cording to the statements of the de- fendants, was the refusal of Bunch's parents to sanction his marriage to Miss Hyman. The latter also declared that Edward Bunch had abused her.
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BOlsheyiki Will
 Spare Soldiers Lives


 London, May 12.-Russian bolshe- vik authorities have agreed to spare the lives of soldiers captured from General Denikine's army in south ern Russia and those of other an ti-soviet troops who may in future be taken prisoner. A note to this effect was today received by British officials in answer to appeals sent to Moscow by this country during the past fortnight.
 Suggestion is made in the bolshe- vik note that the British government negotiate with bolshcvik representa- tives, preference those now in Copen- hagen regarding federal disposition of men captured in the fighting against General Denikene and also relative to resumption of trade rela- tions between the two countries.
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Delay Trial of
 Wife for Murder

Stockton, Mo-, May 12.-Because of the illness of the prosecuting attor- ney, the preliminary hearding of Mrs. E. c. Decker, charged with murder in connection with the death of her hus- band last December, today was post poned until May 21. The hearing had been set for tomorrow.
 Mrs. Decker, who was arrested fol lowing the sudden death of her hus- band is at liberty on $15,000 bond Analysis of the husbands viecers, az cording to chemists, revealed traces of poison.
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FELIX ROSENBERG,

In the death of Felix Rosenberg Pine Bluff loses another of the men who helped build this city. MT. Ro- senberg came to Pine Bluff when this city was little more than village. For 40 years he was identified with business enterprises that not only were for the profit of their owners but were buildrs of the community. He was an excellent business man and splendid citizen, whose loss will be keenly felt.
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Wilson to Summon
 League Assembly

Washington, May 12.-The first meeting of the assembly of the league of nations probably will be called by President Wilson this year. Preparations for the meet ing are to be taken up by the, league council during it's Rome meeting this month, and as it has been esti- mated that at least four months hsould lapse between the issue of the call and the actual gathering of the assembly that body probably would be convened, it has been indi- cated, some time this fall.
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Diplomats Visit
 President Wilson

Washington, May 12.-President Wilson today began receiving for eign diplomats who have been await ing improvement of his health to formally present their credentials
 Arrangements were made for the foreign representatives to visit the white house in the order of their ar rival here. Baron de Cartier de Marchienne the Belgian ambassador
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CENSUS FIGURSE.

Washington, May 12.-Census fig ures include: Jackson, Tenn, 1S,s6G, an increase of 3,0S1, or 19.5 per cent.
 Sagus, Mass, 1O,847, an increase of 2,S27, or 35.1 per cent.
 Jackson, Mich.. 4s,374, an increase of 16,941, or 53.9 per cent.
 Hornell, N. Y., 15,025, an increase of 40S or 10.3 per cent.
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TRADE COUNCIL OPENS.

San Francisco, Cal, May 12.-More than 2,000 delegates from all parts of the United States and other com mercial nations were assembled here today for the opening of the seventh annual convention of the national foreign trade council, which will extend for four days.
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Butte early today as the result o1 several landslides.
POSTPONE SPA CONFERENCE.

Berlin, May 11.-Decision to post, nona inc conference between allied and German representatives at Spa, Belgium, until late in June has been reached, according to the Norddeut- che Allegimene Zeitung. The meet ing was to have been held on May 25.
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FLOOD IS CHAIRMAN.

Washington, May 12.-Representa- tive Henry L. Flood of Virginia was elected chairman of the democratic congressional committee last night. Vice Representative Scott Ferris of Oklahoma, resigned.
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MT. Strauss says that he wants to Z die poor, and in the present method of federal taxation lasts little while { loneer he'll get his wish.