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TUESDAY
AMUNosEN ON WAY TO NOME

Washington, April 27-Wireless messages received by the government radio station at Cordova, Alaska, say Raold Amundsen's exploration steamer Maud, with the noted explorer on board, is ice bound off the mouth of the kolyma River on the Northern Siber- ian coast and awaiting opportunity to sail south. Recent reports from Chris- tiania via London indicated that Amundsen with three companions was on q dash to the North Pole.
 The first message relative to Amund- sens present location was picked up March 25 from the radio station on St Paul Island in Boring Sea. Later on, according to q Cordova report, radio messages were interchanged between Amundsen and his family in Norway.
 The dispatch said messages started south by Amundsen indicate he in- tends to take the steamer Victoria at Nome for Seattle this summer. but that the time would depend on when the expedition could clear the Arctic ice and make it's way into Boring Sea.
 Navy department officials said to- day that a party from the exploration ship had been sent to the trading post radio station on Anadyr Bay. siberia to establish communication with the world.
 (Ed note) Rumors that Amundsen or members of his expedition were at Anadyr were circulated in Nome late last week but could not be authenti- cated, owing to the regulations pro- hibiting giving out information con- corning telegrams. One rumor going the rounds here indicated that mes- sases from Anadyr relative to the ex- plorer were sent through the Nome wireless to points on the Outside.
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NOTICE OF FoaFEiruas

To E. E. Fox. and your heirs and legal representatives
 You and each of you are hereby no- tified that the undersigned. the KEE. WALK MINING COMPANY, a cor. {poration. co-ownsr win you in ths CLARA BEATRICE GROUP A.,oc,a. Ition Placer Mining Claim on tho raght
 limit of Candle Greek in the reir. haven Mining and Recording District lin the Territory Of Alaska, (nctic, loe location of which is recorded ia Volume 90 a& pass sss ef the sa. |cords of the said recordtng distsact,,
 has expended in labor and improve meiats on and for the bsnsfit oe iaaid IcIaim. the sum of One Hundred Dol. Ilars. each year during the ysars 1911, Iisis. fsfs. 1914. 1sis. and isis. h per- forming the annual asessanent wort irequired by law to bold eaid ciaim. And you are hsrsby requissd as co. Iowner in the said clalm to contribute your proportaon of st1ph expendttnrs lto the undermined at Candle. Aias,n, within ninety aays frsn the szpira.
 ton of the puhiica&ion of thls asticu. Tor your interest h said, cle;su wili he. lcoms fof6sttsd to the undersigned ua-
 der the provtsions oe sec1ion 3ss4 Re. Ivised sta$ntss q tlAe United stAtss.
 kEgWNAltk MiMlMo COMPANY. By '. !. 1fA1Aewa Pro-. Irubltsh -afsscA 1e. II. An [. la. r.. Ifs. Nay !. 2. II. T. '. Jsss ., Il. iese
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UNDERWOOD ELECTED DEM.
 SENATE LEADER

Washington. April 27-Senator Os- car Underwood was today elected dem ocratic leader in the Senate at a con- ference of the democratic members ot the upper house.
 Although earlier indications were that others aspired to the democratic leadership the candidacy of Under- wood was not opposed.
 Underwood succeeds Senator Hitch cock in the direction of democratic affairs in the Senate.
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WARRANT ISSUED FOR
 ARREST HEBRON

Cordova. April 26--A warrant for the arrest of Chas. Heron in cornec- tion with the action broush. by Geo. c. Haselett for criminal libel against the newspaper puh!l.he- was issued here this morning by .h. United states Comaissioper. Hazelett says he intends to prosecute both ccses to their final determination and ,nlarks thai the results of the election will vindi- cate his character.
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FLU APPEARS AT FAIRBANKS

Fairbanks. April o7---Tw, hundred cases of influenza have developed here as a result of an invasion of ihe mal- ady in recent days.
 Probably four times as many Re- publicans as Democratic votes were cast for the first time in the history of Fairbanks. The results Of the Re- publican primary will probably not be known before the telegraph. office uuits tonight.
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MORE ELECTION RETURNS

Anchorag ge. Alaska, April 29--Town of Anchorage. Heron beat both op- ponents, plurality 120. Heron 377, Chovin l6S, McBride SS, Rustgard PA, Hubbard s5. FinneSan 152. Hazelett l54, Reed 362. Valentine 257. Partial returns from towns north of Anchorage show Heron. Rustgard Valentine. Reed leading. Heron. running ahead of ticket. Total vote Anchorage six hun- dred and eighty.
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NoTicE OF FORFEITURE
To $. A. Pepper and F. F. Meyer and your and each of your heirs and lnfral ran.nunaA. Aa....

To $. A. Pepper and F. P. Meyer and your and each of your heirs and legal representatives:-
 You and each of you are hereby mo- dfied that the KEEWAIIK MINING COMPANY. a. corporation, co-owne. with you in tho divided upper two. thirds of No. four (D Below Discovery Placer Mining Claim on Candle Creek lin the Fairhaven Mining and Record. Ing District. Territory of Alaska, (no. tfce of location of which is recorded In Volume 1s at page 34 oS the re- cords of the said recording district, has expended in labor and improve ments on and for the benefit of aid |clatm. tho sum of One Hundred Dol lars. each year during the years 1911, |1s12. 1918. 1914. 1915. and 1916, in Der. forming the annual assessment work required by law to hold said claim.
 And you are hereby required as co. owner in the said claim to contribute your proportion of such expenditure to the undersigned at Candle, Alasits. within ninety days from the expira ton of the publication of this notice. Tor your interest In said claim will be. |come forfeited to the undersigned un. der the provisions of section ass4 Re- vtsed Statutes of the United States.
 kEEWAllk MiNtNo COMPANY.
 By E. J. Matthew's. Pres. EPublish-March 20. s7. April !. 10. IT, s4. May 1. g. IS. 22. ss. June s, is, 1890.
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WANTED INFORMATION of John Salash, blacksmith, 5 feet II inches tail s4 years of asr. light compicxixoA. gray eyes. sIeft Helena Montana, To April 1918 for Alaska. Reward t0 person locating above party.
 Please answer. Frances SalaSh, Billings. Montana.
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ALLIES AND GERMAN REPRESENTATIVES
 MEETING AT SPA

san Reno. April 27-Itepresenta- tives of the Allied countries and Ger many will meet at Spa, Belgium today, according to announcements by the Su- preme Council. The object of the con- ference is not stated but will probably deal with the army question and other phrases of the peace settlements.
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sALLyANoER POLICE CAPTURED

Tipperary. April 2s-Thc Pallyan- der police barracks In County Lime- rick was forced to surrender to one hundred men who assaulted it with rifles and explosives last night, ac- cording to advicss reaching here this morning.
 The police barracks was under seize for three hours before the occupants were forced to lay down their arms.
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Rustoard Leads Opponents

Juneau April. 2S 1929 NJ. W. Griffith, Nome.
 l carry Juneau and Castinean Cham mel by clean majority over all appon- ents. l have over 800 plurality in first division. Ketchikan and some small precincts to be heard from which are expected to increase my lead.
 Rustgard
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REvoLUTioNIsTs CAPTURE
 cARRANzA TROOPS

Washington, April 27-Two federal troop trains bearing Carranxa troops nave been captured by the revolution. ists between Iguala and Cuernavaca. within fifty miles of Mexico City. ac- cordins to advices received here today by General Alvalndo. representative of the Sonora revolutionary government here.
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REPUBLICAN ARMY NEW FACTOR
 IN IRISH SITUATION

Alilstreet, County Cork, Ireland. April 27-Two hundred E,en belong ing to the Irish Republican Army ar rived here in automobiles today and the town. Later on they cut the tele- graph wires leading to the place. be- fore seizing and carrying off six pco- pie to unknown destinations.
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RUSS FINN ARMlSTlcE
 NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF

Moscow, Russia. April 27-The arEl- istice negotiations in progress between Russia and Finland have reached Il crisis and ended today with the re- call of the Russian delegates accord . ing to an official announcement of the Soviet government.
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NOTICE or foafs,rvaE
To F Pritch@rd. his heirs and lesa
 represen4atiyes:-

represen4ativea:-
 You and each of you are hereby mo- tified tha& the undersigned, the KEE- WALK MINING COMPANY. a cor poratton+ co-owner with you in the CROESUS Association Bench Group P1acer Mining Claim. situated on the right limit uf Candle Creek. in the Esirtaven Mining | Recording District Territory of Alssisa. tnotice of location |ae which is recorded in Volume Il !. |pags % ot the records of said district , has expeuded in labor and improve. msnts on and for the bsnsfit q said claim. the sum of One Hundred Dol lass. each year during tho years 1911. lels. 1sis. 1874. 1sls. and 1916. in per- forming the annual assaassnent wcr., required by law to ahold said claim.
 And you are hereby required as CO., owner in the said claim to contribute |your proportion of such expenditure to the un1prignsd at Candle. Aiassm, within MaSty dhys from the expira- ton of th4 publication of this no.ics, |or your intarest in aaid claim will be- |cesns foukss4sd to the undersigned un. der ths provistons q section 3ssl Re- viaed sta&nsas q tn Unitsd staaes.
 kGevNAlik MINING COMPANY, By D. '. lfa4tsws. Pres. |ruhaiGh .1eaysA q. q. ASesl !, 10. 17
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Nenana April ss-Casey IS. Caskey IS, Connors IS. Derry IS. Erwin 36. Riggs 24. White 1s 'Rustgard a. Hub bard 5. FinneSan 1. Mcbride ~. Her. ron 3. Chovin s, Hazelett 70, Reed 17. Valentine 15.
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JOHNSON LEADING NEW
 JERsEv PRIMARiEs

< Newark. N. J. April 2s--Returns from p election districts out of a total of ZOOS in the New Jersey presi- dentiAi preference primaries tonight gave Senator. Hiram Johnson s03 votes as against 174 for General Leonard Wood.
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Fairbanks. April 2s-Complete re. turns Fairbanks and surrounding creeks and Tolovana gave Mcbride 3li. Heron 30. Chovin 9, Hazslett 3i6, Reed 76, Valentine S6, Finn-gan I6, Hubbard 1s Rustgard l4s.., Returns from outlying points arriving very slowly.
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Juneau, April 2S--Nothing new in First Division. In Third Division. in . cluding Copper River valley and .\n- choragc Finnegan 303, Hubbard 1s4. Rustgard 54i. Chovin 215. Heron 4l6. Mcbride S0S, Hazelett SIP. Reed 5s2, Valentine 37S.
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TOTAL RETURNS UP TO TIME
 OF GOING TO PRESS

There being no opposition candi- dates on the Democratic ticket the totai returns given below at the time of going to press are for Republican, candidates where there appeared more than one nominee.
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NOME PRIMARY aErvaNs

Nome and Caps Nome Precincts
 tiiepnblican,
 Sutherland 17s. Finnexon ?. Hub- bard IS. Runtgard 154. Sundback 14o. Burroughs 1s1. Holt iss, Norris IA. Mueller lis, Chovin 1s. Horror lss. Mcbride 5. Haxelett 2s. Reed 1es. val- entine 12o. case114. Dawes f6s.
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FiuME AGAIN DLockADEp
 TROUBLE BREWING

Plume, April 28--A D'Annunzio field
 battery opened fire on an Italian tor- pedo boat destroyer in the vicinity of
 Plume today. Resentment over the newly instituted blockade to force sub- mission to the peace council decision is
 running high.
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Land.Iid. for Mesride anu Aa..lstt

Cordova. April 2s-McBride 3s6. Heron l5. Chovin IS. Hazelett 40f. Reed B, Valentine 49. Rustgard iGS, Einnegan S5. Hubbard 37.
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SEATTLE COPS FIRED RESULT MAYORS PROBE

Seattle, April 2S-The Mayors in- vestisation of the charges of graft in the Seattle Police department has al- ready led to the dismissal of Patrol- officer has been asked to resign.
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TOXIC STREET R. R's TIED
 UP BY GENERAL STRIKE

Tokio. Japan. April 27-The street railways of the city are completely tied up today as Il result of the calling of . general strike of labor.
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PROTEST
 JAP INTERVENTION

Rome. April 29--A procession held here today in protest against Japanese intervention in Russia was held up by the police. who charged the paraders and dispersed the crowds. Two were injured. one mortally.
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GERMANY TO DEMAND
 ALLIED WITHDRAWAL

Berlin. April 2S-The Berlin Deut- scher Zeitung says today "the German government is preparing a note to the
 French government in which a dema nd will be made for the withdrawal of the
 recently occupied districts in the Rhine neutral zone.
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Eyak. April 2S--Mcl;iidc l29. Her ron s, chovin l5.Hazelett l37 Reed j1 Valentine 37, Finnegan 32. Hubbard 24, RustsHrd S9.
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POLITICS WORKING STRONG IN MASS

Boston. April 2s-Four grouped candidates for delegate at large to the Republican National Convention. Henry Cabot Ladge. Speaker of the House. Frederick H. Gillette, Thuiston and Crane, are leading five ungron2ed can- didates in today's primary elections by considerable margin.
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Plume Again Under Blockade

Trieste, April es-The blockade which Plume is now undergoing is ad .
 mittedly the most severe to which the city has yet been subjected.
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McCorthy, April 2s-McBride g
 Heron ,. Chovin [. Hazlett aa Eecd |19, Valentine 6. Rusteard ls. Hubbard
 I. Finneean 8.
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katalla, April 27--McFIiLt 3. Eor- ron ?, Chovin O. Hazelett a7 Reed 15. Valentine 3. Rustgard ,. finnegan 2s. Hubbard 1. Cordova and Eyak cast 6i4 votes. Count also shows landslide for Mcbride and Hazelett.
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WEDNESDAY
TERRITORIAL PRIMARY RErURks

Reed lsads List ln First Division
 Juneau, April 2S--tirst Division vote reported Herran 7I0 McHride s2t. Chovin 93. Finnesan 206. Hubbard 2S9. Rustgard 794 4,Hazelett 67l. Reed l004. Valentine 962.
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Strelna, April as-McBride 1. Cho- Rustgard 1. Finnesan ,.
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Niles eafe . iaa1ss Asfss
 hand glove. Inquire at Nugget of. flee.
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Weed Leading Jshnsen at Noon
 Newark. April .es-General Leonard Wood was leading Senator Hiram Johnson by about three hundred votes at noon today. with two hu fred scat tered precincts to be hea from.
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Cordova. April 2S-Chitina gave Mcbride 2l. Heron ,, Chovin Haze lett IS, Reed 16, Valentine g. Tinnesan 8. Hubbard 6, Rustgard-- This completes vote this section.
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(penocratsl

Grigsby 4s. Murphy go. -ulian If. Bogan q. Jacobsgaard 70. Aaish 34, Peterson 4s. Donohoe E.. casey a. caskey si. Connors es. Derry 2s. Erwin |es. Risgs p. White 1s. Kirk .1, Me- Nullsns2. ooghe 90. Pattsrson sl.
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Cordova. April 2S--kennicott gave Mcbride 5, Heron 9, ChOv.n 5 Haze iette 5l, Reed 54. Valentine % Rust
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Cnalalllcet. Alaska April 2s-Una- iakleet three votes, two republican. one democrat.
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Valdez. April 2s-Sutherland B. Finnegan 16, Hubbard 36, Rusteard 20. Chovin 1, Heron 53. McIsride 29. Hazelett 34. Reed 52. Valentine 37.
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Harding Wine Ohio Primaries Columbus, o. April :s -(;overnor preference primaries by about ten thousand plurality.
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SEATTLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
 BEING PRoBED

Seattle, April 27-Mayor Caldwell today instituted probe of the affairs of the Seattle Police department, many of whose members are being charged with graft,
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JAP GUARD lM @ SIBERIA AMM'H.lArEo

washinston. Apsis ss-A ssriDus up-
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FIRST OHIO RETURNS SHOW
 WOOD PLURALITY

dred and thirty five precincts out of ssS2 in Ohio give General Wood s56s votes and Harding 7ss with scatter. ing for Senator Johnson and Herbert Hoover
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The Washington times., 1920-01-14
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Entertaining Mark Pan American Financial Conference
Cabinet Day Reception-Dnner Parties Tonight

wives OF several of the other diplo-
mats, will receive with Mrs. Alice
}arney at her day at home on frida,
afternoon At her residence, 1925 Rhode
tAland avenue. Mrs. Barney, who ls
extending a general invitation TO the
public for that afternoon, II prepar-
ing several surprises for her guests,
including an auction of boxes ana
seats for the special matinees At All
OF the local theateTs on Actors Me-
mortal Day. January "a. Robert Ede-
son and Robert Emmett Keane viii be
the auctioneers, the latter having the
largest Liberty bond record OF any
member OF his profession in the coun-
try. Anyone desiring to bid for a oox
or seat who can't attend the recep,
tion Is requested 20 mail their DID
10 Mrs. Barney.
Mrs Barney will have as her spe-
cial guests that afternoon Al Jolson
and all the other members OF the Two
companies playing In Washington TINS
week. She also Is expecting several
members OF the profession from New
York 10 be her guests. among them
Elsie Ferguson. The chairmen and
members OF the various committees
for Actors memorial day Will also
receive with Mrs. Barney MIS-
Thomas II. Walsh 10 chairman or the
women's COMMITTEES; John Barrett IL
chairman OF the special matinee com
mittee, with Mrs. Newton Baker Al
vice chairman. Mrs. Baker Is taking
an active interest in this beennt. con-
senting TO be a member or such
committee for the nrst time. Lars
Henry Price Wright is chairman ol
the matron's committee, and Mas'
The Washington times., 1920-01-14

isl. Mas Margaret Daniel. Miss s4rs
Kent. Miss Laura Gartreii, Mas Caro-
iyn Hendrix. Mrs. ". II. Aoran. Mrs.
william Tydings. Mrs.. Bert Jewell.
Mrs. Anne r. Tabor Mrs. George Cow
inston. Mrs. Gustaye Wsrber. Mrs. w
l. Hazard, Miss Eta Tagsart, and
nrs. B. &. Riley. Mrs. George X. Dss-
mark is chairman Of the arrange
ments for the card tables and MIRA
Bates Warren is vice chairman. Thee
will be attractive prizes for each ts-
BILE. Assisting Mrs Paul L. Joachim.
president OF the chapter. In receiving
the guests. will be the other officers
of the chapter.
The Washington times., 1920-01-14

Colonel KrOn win Eise a talk on The
signineance OF the Marriage License
he being the official who issues the
licenses at the pistrict Supreme Court
A program OF sonss will be presented
by Philip w. obers, accompanied on
the plano by Miss Vivian Donner. The
president of the club. Rudolph de zapp,
will make the presentations. A brief
business meeting will precede the en-
.tertainment program, which also In
cludes music. dancing, and refresh
ments.
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Frsness HAmpsOn. OF the young La
dies committee.
The BOnEAi Club gave an Informal
dance last night at Mrs. Dyer's. 1917
X street.
The benefit dance and card party
given by Dixie Chapter. United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, to-
morrow evening at the Washington
Club. will be one OF the popular
functions OF the week. Among those
who have taken tables are Mrs. Paul
l. Joachim. Mrs. Benjamin Micou.
Mrs. George King. Mrs. v. III. Olmsted.
Mrs. ID. A. Skinner. Miss Evelyn Dam
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FRENCH CLUB soIREE.

At inc fortnisntiy soiree OF the
French Club OF the Washington Sa-
loo tomorrow evening, at it's head
np4stsrs In the Mclean building. 1917
N street, Ossip Perelma, the cele-
bratsd Russian portrait painter, and
Colonel kroil. OF the District Supreme
Court. will be presented as the guests
OF honor and principal speakers OF
the evening.
The Russian artist will speak on
''ceisbrities l. Have Psinted," and
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~ HE second Pan-Amerioan FIN
anciaI Conference. which win
Il open here on Saturday on the
call Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
and will continue through next week.
will be marked by a round or ofncisi
entertainments and In addition there
will be dinner parties and teas Al
most OF the Latin-Americsn embassies
and legations.
The Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr..
Glass, will give a luncheon on satur'
day for the delegates and on satur-
day, January "a. will entertAin AT an
official banquet In the Hall ef the
Americas, Pen-American building. Tor
the official delegates and the mem
bers OF committees.
The Secretary OF State ana Mrs.
Lansing will be hosts at a brilliant
reception in the Pan American build
ing on "Wednesday January Fl, at
which many OF the diplomats and
repre- sentatives OF official and resi-
dent society will have an opportunity
to meet the members OF the ofnoial
delegations and their families. And
on Friday, January %. Mrs. lansing
will be hostess at q reception at her
homo for the ladies who are here In
connection with the conference
On Sunday the various delegations
will visit Mt Vernon, making the
trip by motor, and on Saturday. Jan
uary "a, they will visit Annapolis as
the guests OF the Secretary OF the
Navy. They will be entertained At
luncheon there. An informal luncheon
for the delegates at the Pan-American
building on Monday, January 10, and
q luncheon on Wednesday. January
81, with the Federal Reserve Board
NJ
International High Commission as
hosts, complete the list OF functions
on the official program.
Cabinet Day Receptions
Mrs. Lansing. wife Of the Secretary
OF State, will hold her regular Cabi-
net day reception this afternoon. and
will be assisted by the wives of tho
members OF the New York delegation
In Congress. Mrs. Taylor. OF Water
town, N. Y, who arrived today for a
brief visit to Secretary and Mrs.
Lansing. will also receive with the
hostess.
Mrs. Glass, wife OF the Secretary
Of tho Treasury, who will also be at
home this afternoon, will be assist
ed by Mrs. Alexander. wife OF the
Secretary OF Commerce. and Miss
Augusta Glass. Mrs. Robert Wooliey
and Mrs. James Patten will preside
at the tea table.
Mrs. Baker, wife of the Secretary
of War, will receive informally as Is
her custom on Wednesdays; and Mrs.
Daniels, wife of the Secretary OF the
Navy, will also be at home today. Mrs.
Daniels returned yesterday from
Raleigh. N. c.. where she made a
brief visit.
Mrs. Burleson, wife of the Post
master General. will likewise have
an informal at home today. and will
have several ladies to assist hcr.
among them Mrs. Otto Praeger. Mrs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-14
PRIORITY ORDER
EXTENDED MONTH
least Of RIVER

dRNNoRNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAstp WIREl
Washington, July 13.-EXtension
fofkthirty days of the order giving
preferential distribution of open top
cars to coal mines east of, the Mis-
sissippi was ordered today by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
ihyan effort to solve the coal trans
portation problem. The original
disler would have expired July 81.
Threefold amendment of the Or
der, also was made by the commits
sion, which in a letter to Daniel
Willard, chairman Of the advisory
committee of the Association Of
Railway Executives. suggested that
thescarriers prohibit more than one
reconsignment of cars loaded with
oaai
announcement of the commits
sion's changes came almost stimuli
tansously with the adjournment of
the coal operators conference,
which had been attempting for two
daSS to work out a plan for sup
plying the northwest, The plan
finally agreed on by the operators
WBf be submitted to railway eXeCu-
tives at New York tomorrow. 1t
proposes that priority he given coal
arkE coke shipments over all com
modities except food livestock and
pefishables, with which the fuel
alall move on a parity.
The plan also demands enforce
mept of existing priority orders in
such manner as may he necessary
torsupply sufficient cars TO run full
time"