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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
POVERCIVOST POCfNA
MIZETI.

V patek a k tomu 13. poza-
dalo SO parku Ito jest ke vSe-
mu ctyrikrate 13) o snubni IL
cense. Mezi mimi byl dokonce
+; parek jednou jiz rozvedenych
manzelG Abottovych z vych.
101. ul. Frank Zinzelman, IL
censni klerk, pravi, re jest to
nejvetsi pocet povoleni vyda-
nych Y dobe, jez ma V lidsk6
povercivosti spatnou povest.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
CLEVEI. .ANUSEA Ul.TEv V i
ZFMRELA Ma PRAZD.
MACH.

Miss Mary Emma Parsonso-
va, ucitelka deJeplsu Q anglici-
ny ma vychodni vySsl skole ze-
mfela Bogemanu, V Montana
kan Sc pred nekolika nedelcmi
odebrala ma prazdniny. Ma
zminenem ustavu vyucovala DO
8 let. Pohrbena bude V ponde-
Ii z domu bratra V Elmira, N.
V
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PROTI NAJMOVYM VYDRI.
DUCHUM.

Chicago, 13. srpna. Prvni re-
na V move valce Chicago prot
naimovNm vydfiduchHm bvla
-vedena dnes m6stskou radon,
kdvz byla pfiiata resoluce "a
daifcf puvern6ra Lowdena, abv
svolal snem do zvlaStniho 70
sedani. tax aby mohl udeliti
rdstskd rad6 pravomoc X re-
pulOvani naimfi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
VETSi DOVOl IT'LL Wy
VOZ CUKRU

Washington, 13. srpna. Do
voz cukru do Spoj. Stath be-
hem minultho roku pfevysil
vyvoz o vice nez Sest billionn
liber, die zpr6vy vydane prave
vladnfm odborem obchodu. Do
voz cinil 7,587,195,O 900 liber,
vyvoz 1,444,O30,665, coz Jest 0
300, 100000 vice nez-li v 1cet-
MIN roce 1919.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14


z Mich, aniz by 81 je wal vse-
chny, jsou pro mas prilis hlubo-
ke otazky k rozlusteni; nez il
,sto jest, re navstevy pana Ro-
binsona (pana We verejnem L.
rad6, S dobrym platem a mimo
to vlastnfm malym jmenim)
byly prijfmany = re ctyri
slecny Willisovy dovolovaly
idvoreni sluSne forme rece-
neho pana Robinsona ze
lsousede byli cell potrhli We
SVEN horecnem neklidu a sna-
re vypatrati, ktera re ctyr sle-
cen Willisovych byla tax st'ast-
ne vyvolena, a re potiz, ktere
zakouseli, fesice tezkou zaha-
|du, nebyla ami trochu zmense-
ma prohlaSenim nejstarsi slec-
ny Willisovy: - Provdame Sc
"a pana Robinsona.
Bylo to prapodivne. ByNt'
tax naprosto totozny, jedna ja-
ko druha, ze zvedavost cele u
lice, ba samotne stare pani
byla rozjitrena ma nejvySsi stu
pen, jiz nesnesitelne. o pred
metu So rokovalo u kazdeho
hraciho stolku pri odpoled-
MIN cali. Starry pan vseobec-
nou znalostf hedvabnika neva-
hal vyjadriti rozhodne mineni,
re pan Robinson patrne pocha-
ri z Vychodu a zamysli Sc oze-
niti najednou celou rodinou;
a vseobecne V cele ulici, potTa-
sail hlavami S nalezitou vazno-
sti a prohlasovali celou zalezi-
tost "a nadmiru tajemnou.
Doufali vSak, re vSe skonci do
bTe; = vypadalo to jiste vSe-
chino velmi zvlastne, ale proto
pTece bylo by nelitostne vyja-
drit nejake mfnenf bez dobre-
no zdGvodn6nf, a jiste slecny
Willisovy byly jiz skoro dosti
stare, aby samy o sobe rozho-
dovaly a byly jisty, re kazdy
ma zndti nejlepe sve vlastni
zalezitosti a tax dale.
Konecne, jednoho krasneho
Ultra We tri ctvrti ma osm, do
lpoledne, dive elegantnf drozky
lpfedjely ke dverim slecen Will
Ilisovych, u nichz vystoupil 2
lehkeho kocdrku jiz pred de-
seti minutami pan Robinson,
oblecen v jasne modry kabat a
kalhoty z hrube, dvakrat val
chovane, vlnene latky, bilou
|vazankou v plechovych strevi-
cich a V bilych rukavickach ma
znamenf sveho stavu. jak pro-
zrazoval die dobrozdanf sluzky
23, ktera V te dobe zametala
domovni schody,znacny stupen
nervoveho vzrusenf. Ta zpra-
va byla ihned spesne roznese-
ma, dosvedcena jsouc rovnez
tim, re kuchafka, jez otevirala
dvefe, mela sirokou. velikou
bilou masli nezvyklych rome
ri u cepecku mnohem uhled-
nejsiho, nez byl obvykly cepec,
iimz slecny Willisovy beze
zmeny omezovaly ponekud W.
stredni vkus zenskeho sluzeb-
nictva v dome.
Vedomost o udalosti sc ry-
chile Sirila dHm cd domu. Bylo
temer zTeime, ze Sc pamatne
rano pfiblfzilo; obyvatelstvo
cele ulice sc stavelo "a okennf
zaluzie prvnim v druhem
poschodf a ocekavalo vysledek
Sc zatajenym dechem.
Konecne Sc dvere slecen Will
lisovych otevTely; dvffka u PRIV
nfho koearu rovnez. Dva pani
a dive danny naproti MIN = ro-
dinnf pratele, bezpochyby, Wy
stoupili po stupatku, usedli -
pfirazili dvfrka: prvnf kocar
vyiel a predeiel druhy.
Ease Sc otevfely dvere. ve-
douci do ulice; vzrusenf po ce-
TX Mic; 1y1ri, 81 o1o .pop po
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cTYRI sEsTPY.
Angl. napsal Charles Dickens,
prelozila Hama Chytilova.

Ctyrl sestry Wlllisovy bydli-
ly v nasi ctvrti jiz pred ctrna-
cti lety. Smutno jest uvaziti, ze
stare prislovi "uplynuly cas- Sc
nevrati," plati nedprosne i O
krasnejsi casti stvoreni; radi
bychom zamlceli skutecnost,
re jiz pred trinacti lety slecny
Willisovy byly vzdaleny prvni-
no mladi.
Ale mole povinnost jake We
rohodneho kronikare cele far
nosti jest pfece mad kazdou il
nou uvahu a proto prave jsem
hotov doznati, re jiz po trinact
let authority v manzelskych pfi-
padech pokladaly stav nejmlad
81 slocny Willisovy Ia povazli-
w, kdezto nejstarsf slecnu zee
la urcite pomfjely, jakoby by
la mimo vsi lidskou nadeji.
Slecny Willisovy najaly 81
dunn; byl znovu vymalovan a
vycalounovan Cd shora doln, u
vnitr byla malba oblozena de-
skami, mramor Ease vycisten,
stare mTize a kirby vyhazeny a
zavedena patentni kamna, jez
lie spatfiti, jak Sc lesknou, v
zahradce "a domem byly VISA
zeny ctyfi stromky, do predni
vysypano nekolik malych ko-
sickn pisku, pTijely nabytkove
voZy elegantnim zaTizenim,
do oxen zaveseny rolety ma pc
rach, koberce, jichz bylo uzi-
vano pri rGznych pffpravach,
zmenach a opravach, Chilly dG-
vernd sdeleni rozmanitym slu-
zebnym v cele ulici, ohledne
velkopansk6ho zivota, v nemz
.slecny Willisovy zacaly; sluz-
ky vypravely to svym panim,
danny fekly to Ease svym prf-
telkyn1m a celou farnosti ko-
lOValv naurcite zveSti ze fisIo
25 ma Gordonove namesti by
10 najato ctyfmi svobodnymi
damami nesmfrne zamoznymi.
Konecne Sc slecny Williso-
Wy pfistehovaly; a potom "a
Gallo seznamovani. Dim byl
vzorem cistoty - takove byly
slecny Willisovy. Vse bylo
presne, skrobene a chladne -
iako vsechny ctyfi sestry Will
lisovy. Ami jedina zidle v ce-
lem dome nebyla spatrena mi
mo sve stale ,misto - ami je-
dina sleGno Willisova re vSech
ctyf nebyla kdy spatfena sama
mimo dim. Tam sedely. vzdy
stale ma temz mfste, konajice
pfesne totez V tutez hodinu.
Nejstarsi sestra Willisova oby-
cejne pletla, druha kreslila,, O.
statni dive hraly ma ctyri ruce
ma klavir.
Zdalo Sc, re nemaii zvlast-
niho ucelu zivota, nez udrzo-
vat svou mysl tax. aby ztravily
spolu sklonek sveho ziyota. BY
lv jake til dlouhe Oracle ma
calounu, dodatkem, jake ma
skolni pfedloze, jeste iedne
dlouhe krasky - jako til, su-
dicky iinou sestrou = jako
siamska dvojcata, ale zdvojna-
sobena.
+. NeistarSi slecna Willisova 81
zkazila zaludek - ttyTi slecnv
Willisovv melv zkazenV zaln-
dek take hned. Nejstarsf slec-
ma Willisova ochurav6la sta
la sc naboznou = ctyri slec-
nv Willisovv bylv ihned chu-
rave a rovn6z Primo bieotnf.
Cokoli delala neistarsi. delalv
i ostatni. ale cokoli delal nekdo
iiny, vsechny to zavrh ovaly; a
tax tedy zivofily, = ziifce V L.
pine harmonii mezi sebou. a So
iva nekdy vySlv, nebo shledlv
klidnou spoleenost domaci,
ehladn6 Sc chovaifce k souse-
dim. TakovVm zpGsobem u
plvnula tfi leta. kdyz Sc priho-
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Robinson zav65en Sc vsemi
slecnami Willisovymi, s jednoa
po druhe, uvedl je do kocaru q;
pax Sc sam schoulil do koutka
povozu, jenz ujfzd6l dale rych-
lynn krokem "a druhou droz-
kou, ktera rovnez mfjela rych-
lie smerem k farnimu kostelu!
Kdo popfse rozpaky duchovni-
ho, kdyz postupne vsechny
slecny Willisovy poklekly ke
stolu Pane a opakovaly odpo-
vedi, prislusici k svatebnfmu
obfadu, slysitelnym hlasem -
nebo kdo vystihne zmatek, KITE
ry zachytili. jak Sc naskytli,
vsechny slecny Willisovy pro-
pukly do krecoviteho place k
zaveru slavnosti. az posvatna
budova zaznfvala jich spoje-
nym narkem!
Protoze ctyri sestry a pan
Robinson obyvali dale tyz dim
i po teto pamatne udalosti a
protoze provdana sestra, at to
byla kterakoli, Sc nikdy neob-
ievila verejne bez ostatnich
tfi, nebylo nam dosti jasno, jak
by chteli sousede odhaliti pra-
YOU panf Robinsonovou, lee "a
okolnosti velmi vdecne k zmi-
neni, jez Sc pfihazf obycejne v
nejlepe sporadanych rodinach.
Uplynulo jiz tri ctvrte roku a
ulice, niz Sc objevilo move sve
telko, aby plalo Meiakou dobu,
pocala mluviti S tajenou diver
nosti o pTedmete diviti Sc,
jak Sc pani Robinsonove = by
la to prave neimladsi slecna
Willisova - dafi; kazdeho
rama bylo lie spatTiti sluzebne,
iak bezf po schodech kol deva-
te neb desate hodiny Sc vzka-
zem "Pani So dava poroucet a
preje 81 vedet, jak Sc cftf panf
Robinsonova dnesniho jitra?"
A odpoved' vzdy znela: "Poru-
cent pani Robinsonove, je We
velmi dobre nalad6 a vnbec Sc
il nevede hGfe !"~
Jiz nebyvalo slyset hru ma
piano, pletaci iehlice lezely
stranou, kresleni bylo zaned-
bavano a zalo Sc, ze oblibenou
zabavou cele rodiny Sc stalo
zenske kreicovanf a ozdobova-
nj, ovsem nejmensfm mysli-
telnem merftku. V salone ne
byl tax prisny pofadek jako
kdysi a prisli-li jsta navstevou
2 rano, mohli iste 81 vsimnouti.
jak lezi ma stole peclive zakry-
te starym novinovym papfrem
dve neb til male cepieky, sotva
vetsi nez pro loutku primeTene
velikosti, s uzounkym paskem
krajecky, We tvaru podkovy,
vedenym do zadu: nebo osnad
bile satecky ne pfilis Stroke v
obiemu, ale pTesahuifci hodne
nalezitou delku S malym nabe-
rem kolem krcku II skladane
V zahybv dole; a pfi jedne ma
vsteve videli jsme dlouhy, BIZ
~ povijan.
Potom jsme ST vsimli, ze pan
Dawson. ranhoiic, atd. ktery u
zfva velike lampy S rozlicnym
zbarvenim kazde sklenene ia
bulky ma rohu ulice. byval vo-
Ian v noci casteii nez obvykle: |
a iednou jsme byli znacne wy
burcovani, zaslechnuvSe zasta-
viii Sc pred domem panf Ro-
binsonove najatou drozku. "
pill tTetf z rama. z niz Sc vyno-
Fila silna. stara zena. v plasti
a nocnim cepci, S balikem v je-
dne a parem trepek We dru-
he ruce a ktera vvpadala, jako-
bv byla nahle pTivolana z Luz
ka "a nejakym velmi zvlast-
MIN 1celem.
Kdyz jsme rano vstali, vsi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

Move Rakousko ma uDlikanskou hy1nnu kdyby
radeJ WIDEN nekaparovala svet tam tane stara Co
halte, Gott beschueze" narodn pfsn
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
REGINALD TOWER
SUCCESSOR WILL
BE- NOMINATED
Bulgarian Membership Is
Favored by Large Ma
jority Of Nations.
Inactivity in Pole-Russ
War Will Be Before
Meeting for Defense.

Geneva. Nov. 29-(By the Associated
Nations Monday morning approved the
final draft Of the project for the per-
manent mandate commission, definitely
accepting the tentative proposal to have
the commission comprise five norman
datory and four mandatory powers. 1t
was decided that all the members be
chosen by the council.
The permanent commission, it is fore
cast. will probably meet once a year
at Geneva and review the administration
Of mandate holding countries
Detailed rules for the commission also
were ratified.
The council did not consider Monday
the proposed invitation to the United
States for its participation in the dis
cussion over disarmament.
New States Barred
The committee on the admission Of
new members finally agreed today that
it is impossible to admit now the new
states carved out Of old Russian terri
tory. The theory of the committee is
that these states will eventually form
part of a new Russian confederation
entirely changing their present status
The committee will recommend, however
that while these states are not admitted
to full membership, their delegates shall
be allowed to sit in the assembly in q
consulting capacity without the right
to vote.
Election of successor to Sir Reg
inald Tower as high commissioner at
Danzig was another important matter
before the council Monday. 1t is be-
lieved that some of the most important
work before the council and the assem-.
bly of the league will be accomplished
during the coming week. Committee re:
ports are rapidly being put into fina
form and probably will be laid before
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
TyTEEY.V73s NI:Ye1SI
dsazg:k 4. 1:.lassaEsa
To Avoid Rough Coarse,
Chapped, Bl0tchy Skin

Most skins require constant grooming
at this season to keep them from becom-
ing unduly red, blotchy, coarse, rough or
to overcome It. In such cases it is par
ticularly inadvisable TO keep piling on
cosmetics which clog the pores and
make the complexion worse than ever.
IT'S a lot more sensible TO use ordinary
mercolized wax, which literally. absorbs
a spoiled complexion. Apply the wax,
like cold cream, before retiring, Next
morning, in washing 1t off, you'll wash
away fine, fiour-like particles OF the I'M
slightly cuticle. Repeat for a week or
more and you'll have an entirely new
skin-soft, white, spotless and beautiful
as q child's One ounce of mercolized
wax, procurable at any druggists, is all
you'll need.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30

>persed by the police, the camera mean
time cranking vigorously.
London Firebugs Routed
Half dozen men who were prepar-
ing to set fire to a large lumber yard
in the district of Finsbury, and Important
section of London less than mile north
of London bridge, were surprised by a
policeman Saturday night. The at
tempt was almost coincdent with the
breaking out of incendiary fires in Liv-
erpool.
The policeman challenged a loiterer,
who Immediately attacked the officer
and shouted for help. Five men with
revolvers, compelled the policeman to
liberate the man. All the men escaped.
Searching behind wagons the policeman
found cotton waste soaked with gaso-
line had been pushed through a gateway
of lumber yard and he also discovered
two revolvers and 100 cartridges. One
of the supposed incendiaries was later
arrested.
import Gunmen, Charge
American gunner" are said to have
made their appearance in Londonderry.
Ireland, according to advices received
here. The presence of these mercen-
aries in Dublin and other Irish cities
have been previously reported. Inc
military authorities of Londonderry are
taking all precautions in the event Of
attempted demonstrations.
The police Of Liverpool. dispatches
from the city say, also believe Amer
lean gunner have invaded Liverpool:
The police claim to have established
connection between Sim Fem head
quarters and numerous strangers who
are idling about the streets in groups OF
two or three and having the appearance
of desperadoes.
Biames Sim Fein
Edward Short, the home secretary.
declared in the house of commons IN
reply to questions regarding Saturday
nights incendiary dock fires in Liver
pool that there seemed no doubt that the
fires were the result of an organized
conspiracy in which members of the
Sim Fein party were engaged.
According to the latest information,
added the home secretary. the situation
in Liverpool was well in hand.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
lElGLEAEIE1C
Makes q Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
Really better than ready-made
cough syrups, and saves about ~.
Easily and quickly prepared.
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If you combined the curative proper
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Get from any druggist 215 ounces Of
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money. Tastes pleasant and never
spoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets
right at the cause of a cough and gives
almost immediate relief. 1t loosens the
phlegm. stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore, irritated membranes
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A davis use viii usually overcome the
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pinex is a most valuable concentrated
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To avoid disappointment ask. your
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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
TEACIJE COUNCIL APPROVES MANDATE BOARD DRAFT

the assembly before Sunday might it is
said
Among the important questions which
will come before the assembly this week
is the question of admitting Austria and
Bulgaria to the league Of nations.
Majority for Bulgaria
Despite the strong opposition Of Ser
bia, Rumania and Greece to the grant
ing Of membership to Bulgaria at this
time, large majority Of the delegates
seem in favor of taking that step. There
is virtually no opposition in the case Of
Austria, the application of which prob
ably will be favorably acted upon in d
few days.
Discussion Of the detachment Of
troops the member nations will send into
Lithuania as well as the organization of
a medical force to be dispatched to Vii
ma were also to be considered BY the
council Monday. In addition the coun-
ell intended to take up the guarantees
extended racial and religious minorities
in Jugo-Slayia and Czecho Slovakia.
Pole-Russ Discussion
Delegates to the meeting of the as
sembly are awaiting with keenest in
terest the probable discussion, too, Of
q motion promised by George Nicoll
Barnes Of Great Britain regarding the
conflict between Poland and Russia. It
is reported Mr.. Barnes may attempt to
put the league in position of defend
ing it's inactivity in that war, but there
is disposition on the part of delegates
not to permit the subject to reach any
decisive issue.
For the last two days European dele
gates have been dividing their attention
between the sessions Of the assembly and
the meeting Of Premiers Lloyd George
and Leagues in London. The decision
of France and England regarding Greece
and the Near East is awaited with much
concern.
Await Wilson's Answer
Many delegates continue to discuss the
probability of Greece losing its place on
the council of the league if Constantine
returns to the throne. Most Of the dele
gates have the impression that the first
reply of President Wilson to the coun-
ellis note relative to Armenia will be
Derfunctory, not committing the United
States in any way, nor definitely reject
ing the offer. Mr. Wilson's answer -
expected to arrive within the next few
days.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
$4,000 Bogus Votes
In Greek Election
From Army, Charge

Athens Nov. 29.-(By the Associated
Press).-- 1t is probable that former king
Constantine will not return at once to
Greece, but after the plebiscite to be
held December 5, number of deputies
and ministers may go to Switzerland to
notify him of the result Of the. vote.
Every effort is being made to win the
favor Of France and Great Britain. which
is taken to be evidence that Greece IS
disposed to remain pro ally.
Returns from the vote cast by the
army in the election Of November ia
show that it will give followers of Con-
stantine larger majority IN the cham
Der. 1t is reported that $4,000 ballots
cast by the army were fraudulent.
Important British and French SQUAD
rons have arrived at Phaleron from
Constantinople. So far no foreign min
listers have left Athens.
1T would be folly" said Prince Chris
TOPPER, brother of Constantine, TO be
pro German today with Germany SO
low. Greece wants only to live IN
peace. This is Constantine's program.
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Wilson Plans to Live
in Washington, Devote
Time to Writing Books

Washington, Nov. 29.-Although it
has been generally understood that
President Wilson, after he leaves the
White House, may devote his time to
writing, this fact became known Monday
with a degree of finaiity. 1t also be-
came known that Mr.. Wilson will make
his home in Washington, but thus far
he has not obtained residence.
Joseph =. Tumulty. the presidents
secretary. also plans to remain III Wash
ington after March 4, and he intends to
write some books about the President.
Mr.. Tumulty has been offered a place
on the customs court of appeals, but he
has reached no decision as to accepting
the appointment.
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w "a Fl Z: X
Observations taken at s p. M, Nov. 20,
for the preceding "a hours.
Weather Conditions - Pacific Slope,
Northwest and Canadian Northwest.

Fair weather prevailed Monday
throughout the northwest with tempera-
lures around normal. excepting north
central Montana and In southern AL
berta where they were above normal.
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JAPAN TREATY
FARLEY DESPITE
COLBY ABSENCE
Under Secretary Davis
and Ambassador Morris
to Conclude Talks.
Exclusion Of Coolies by
American Law Will Be
Before Congress Soon.

Washington, Nov. 2o-By the Asso-
ciated Press) Negotiations between
the United States and Japan looking to
q new treaty growing out of the adoption
Of the anti-alien land law in California
will not be interrupted by reason of the
visit of Secretary Colby to South Amer
lea. The conferences. which were sus+
pended last week during the absence
from Washington of Roland 5. Morris,
American ambassador to japan, are TO
be resumed at once and it was said that
since Under Secretary Davis was fully
acquainted with the details of the nego-
tations he and Mr.. Morris could bring
them to conclusion.
State department officers are to con-
fer with leaders in the senate and house
before the negotiations are completed.
In this connection it was learned that
the exclusion of Japanese coolies from
this country is to be accomplished not
simply By an imperial Japanese decree
but BY American law This will involve
legislation by congress probably III con-
nection with the whole subject of imini-
grafton restrictions which now are being
considered by the senate and house i'm
migration committees.
1t also was learned Monday that it is
not proposed to confer full civil rights
upon japanese now in this country.
Instead there will be some safeguarding
of the property right of japanese al
ready legally acquired This describes
a much narrower privilege than that OF
the free enjoyment of civil rights.
The first of the conferences between
state department officers and congress
sional leaders was held late Monday.
Representative Johnson of Washington,
chairman Of the house immigration COM
mittee, spending an hour at the depart
ment The meeting was described as
being of q confidential character.