davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

cyinych W tenn miescie, a rowno-
czeSnie ustapily zen ostatnie Cd
dzia}y wojsk niemieckich.
Paryz, 10. lutego. - Wczoraj
wieczor odjechaia z Paryza allan
cka komisya ola Gornego Slaska,
ma czele ktorej stoi general Le-
rond. Wojska alianckie, ktore ma
ia czuwac mad przeprowadzeniem
p~lebiscytu, zaczeiy okupowac
prowincye te d. 81 stycznia, a
dis ma bye uskutecznione zaje-
Gle reszty jej terytoryow.
K~ONFERENCYA w SPRA-
VIE LIGI NAROD0W.
Paryz, 10. lutego. kraje
skandynawskie przyje}y zaprosze
ME Holandyi ma zwoiana do Ha-
|gi ma dzief Is BIN. konferencye,
.celem omowienia przylaczenla sic
ich do instytwcyi staiego trybuna-
III miedzynarodowego, &torego u
tworzenie przewiduje paragraf IA
konstytucyi Ligi Narodow. w
konferencyi tel wezmie ndziai
take Szwajcarya.
Londyn, 10. lutego. Stano--
wisko tymczasowego przedsta-
wiciela Wieikicj Brytanii W Ra-
die Wykonawczej Ligi Narodow
przyjal ma proSby premiera Lloyd
Georgia byiy minister spraw "a
sranicznych Artur !. Balfour.
MILLERAND o PoL1TYCE
Z~AGRANICZNEJ FRANCYI.
Paryz, 10. lutego. - Premier
Mitlerand przedstawi} W lzbie de-
fptowarvch S:zczegoiowy pro-
gram polityki zagranicznej rzqdu
francuskiego. Jest to pierwszc tc-
so rodzaju oSwiadczenie pred
stawiciela rzadu francuskiego cd
grrdnia r. 1918, kiedy-to owczc-
snv minister spraw zasranicz'
nvch Pichon cbszcrmc wv{usz--
czyl deputowanym. jake stanowi-
sko zajnie Francya odnoSnic do
prcblemow. jake maja bye Tozpa-
trvwane ma kontcrencyi pokolo--
wei. Diatego tez powy(szc expose
zasiueuic ma szczcgolowe rozpa-
trzenie.
Przedcwszystkicm stWicrdzH
p. Millerand, &c Francya trzymac
SIG bedzjc nadal zaSadniczyoh Wy
tvcznvch dotychczasowcgo kursu
polity';i zagranicznci ! dochowa
w;erno&ci SWIM sprzym;crzen-
com. naSte7nje za5 przcdstawii
stanowisio swego gabinctu " Cd
ricsicniu do poszczeeoinych kra-
jew. jak nastcpuie:
NIEMCY:- Francya domagat
sc bcdzie scisicgo wykonania
wszystkich postanowieh traktatu
wcrsaiskicSo. Komisya dla Cd
Szkodowan znajduje sic iuI przy
piracy. a konrisya ola nadzor1 mad
rozbroicniem Niemiec Jest goto~
va do rozpoczec;a swE1h czynno-
sci kaZdei chwili. Poniewaz Mem
cy do tel porv ME d~ostarczaj2
lrancyi takiej iIoSci vega jak to
przewidujc traktat wersaiskl, a
same zuzywaja 90 stosrnEowo
wiecej niz Francya, przeto zamie-
RIA ona poinformowac rad Der
&c okupacya leweSo brzc-
gu Renu zostanie prolongowana
IA tax diugo, az Niemcy zobowia-
zania swych pod Powyzszym
.zglzdem w zupctnosci wypeEnia.
AUSTRIA: - Traktat poko--
iowy L .Austryq znajduje sic VIA
przedlozony do ratyfikacyi
Izby.
WEGRY:- Wegrom przediu-
iono do d. l2go BIN. termin, w
kt6fym musza one daG odpowiedz
ma doreczony i'm projekt traktatu
pokojowego.
BULGARIA.: Parliament
buigarski ratyfFkowai wsasnie
traktat pokojowy Z Aliantami.
kt0ry zostanie tez wkrotce pred
stawiony do ratyfikacyi lDbie
fr~ancuskiej.
- G,dv rad dol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Z Watykanem okaze sic dia Fran
cyl rzecza wskazana, zawiadomi
o tenn parliament.
KRAJE ADRYATYCKIE: -
l'rancya jest zar6wno zyczIiwie IL
sposobiona ola Wtoch jak ola Ju-
goslawii czyni W B~elgradzie kro-
ki pojednawcze w kwestyi adrya-
tyckiej.
TURCYA: - Francya posiada
bardzo wazne interesy W Turcyi.
Gdy tylxo pewne rokowania Z
Anglia i Wfochami ~zostana ukoh-
czone, traktat pokojowy z Turcya
z~ostanic natychmiast ulozony j
podpisany W Paryzu.
Francusko = brytyj
skie porozu1nicnie w sprawie Sy-
|ryi z~ostanie przedstawione komi-
syi ola spraw zagranicznych, ME
moze bye jednak ma razie podane
do publicznej wiadomosci.
ROSYA:-W listopadzie 1918
Francya postanowila zgodnie z
Wielka Brytania ME przedsiebrac
zadnych krokow W Rosy be-
wzajemnego porozumienia sic.
Przyjeta takze zasade, IL odtad
ME bedzie sic udzielac zadnej po-
mocy antibolszewickim armiom
ma Syberyi, W po}udniowej Rosy
i w krajach bahyckich. Postano-
wiono dalej nawiazac stosunki
handlowe z rosyjskiemi stowarzy-
szeniami kooperatywnemi, celem
wymiany towarow "a rosyjski len
i zboze, PREY czem jednak stowa-
rzyszenia te musza sic zobowiq-
FAC. re importowane Z zagranicy
towary nie beds obrocone ma uzy-
TEX bolszewickiej armii, Rzadu
sCwietow ami Anglia ami Francya
uznac ME mozc, gdyz day on do
zaprowadzenia W calcj Rosyi dyk-
tatr,y klasowej. Rzqdy .Anglii i
Francyi zadccydowaiy doiozyc
wszeIkich starall, ably doproWa--
die do porozumienia pomiedzy
Rosya 4 nowemi dc facto panstwa
mi. ktorc Powstaly wskutek odla-
I~czcnia sic od d2wncj Rosy, jak
Finlandya, Fstonia. I.otwa, Lit
wa. rU,Ska. Georgia. Azarnh;djan
i armcnska rcpublika kaukaska,
POLSKA I RUMUNIA:- W
rvSl porozum;cnja I innvmi \
liantami krajc tc 2ostaty Poinior-
moware. &c " razie ataku ma ME
&c stronv holszewi:,oW, NIGGA Ii
'czyc ma najdaIej jdacq pomoc re
strony Ententy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
UN Case De FIEERE ANA
RILLA EN- UN AMERICANA

A Ia alarma va existente en- esta
{ ldad por e. crecirnicnto que ha tie
, 10 Ia epidemic de peste buh6aica
{, el puerto de Eeracruz, hay que a
: gar ahora Ia creada naturalmente
, B. Ia circumstance de que las auto
, dades sanitarias de aquel puerto
, scubrieron TN case extraordinaria-
] cnte sospechoSo de una nueva y
mortal epidemic, Ia de fiebre amari-
j.. SegGn noticias transmitidas al
Console Superior de Salubridad por el
DR.. Gonzalez Rabela, los medicos que
hacen ia campaha contra Ia bub3ri-
CT estan r~ealizando con toda violencia
evner!mentos e investigaciones para
{ nocer Ia verdadera causa de Ia muer
: del joven americana William Will
J 2gs, encargado de una ogencia de
aItom6viles, llegado hace apenas I'm
mes a Veracruz.
e. joven Vikings viva en- Ia ca
lie Lcrdo del puerto v~eracruzano,
donde enfermo dc I'm NAL sopechoso.
Los dictamenes aislados de los facul-
~tativos que 10 atendieron mas tarde
en- la B~eneficencia Espafola fueron
muy vagos, V al fin parece que Sc han
inclinado los nedicos. des2ues del ia
Jlecimiento del pacieutk a que fue
vfctima de la fiebre amarillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
No tolera imposiciones e.
Presidente Municipal de
Torreon, Coahuila

TORREON. Coah, JUNO 1I.-El
professor Y diputado Manuel Mijares
Y. durante los dias que fua sober-
Hador INFERNO del Estado, trat6 de
violar IA soberanIa del Municipio de
To-re6n. disponiendo canbioS en- eI
personal administrative. mediante Or
denes giradas al Alcalde o Prestden-
t. Municipal. seSor Guil!ermo Ber-
che-lman.
Este funcionario supo obrar con e.
ner=ta y de acuerdo en- IN TODD COZ
81 caracter que tiene de primera auto
r;dad del Municipio, habiendo, con su
aGtitud. oblisado al gobernador int
rinO 4 dcsisti- de sus propositos i'm
p-osicionistas.
Pretendta 81 professor Nijares que 81
Presideate del Console Local de Salu-
oridad. octor don Te6filo J. Rodrf-
guez. fuese deStituido y al efecto da-
ba i~Rsrrucciones al senior BerChelman
para que hicisse protestar en- aquel
pUesto a. doctor Don Feru-do Her
nandez. La contestaci6n Isl Presi-
dente Municipal fue breve: He pen
ssdo en- los cambios del Departa-
mento de Salubridad. pero creo que
tales remociones atahan directamente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
En- Puebln Sc preparan contra
la peste bubonicG

PUEBLA. JUNO Sci tenor que
en- dlas pasados existia por que Sc pro
pagara q esta ciudad Ia peste bub6-
Mica, ha d~esaparecido por complete,
grcias q Ia actIvldad cue han desple-
gado las autoridades ~sanitarias y 30
cIedades que e. general trabajan para
p~reVenirnOs contra el espantoso nal.
Sc ha anunCiado oficialmente cae
pronto llcgara a esta el suero anti
pestoso "Yerssin" para proceder desde
lIesSo n n los habitantes to-
dos dc Ia ciudad. Ell general Rojas,
G~obernador provisional del Estado, Ia
concedido ampIias facultades al dele
gado sanitario que env!6 al Consejo
Superior de Salubridad de Ia ciudad
de Mexico Y ha puesto a 81 DISPOSE
.ci6u toda clase de elementos para que
pucda hacer cu,nplir sus disposicio-
nes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
Tn camino cdrrefero de gran
imPortancla

TOLCCA. Mex. JUNO 9.-Ha comu-
nicaci5n oficiaImente ell Ayuntamien-
10 de Ia Municipalidad de Colimaya,
que ex!ste va un canine carretcro que
ademGs de servir para que 2uedan IA
cilrnerte transport2-Se las precioSas
maderas que en- aquellos ~contornos Sc
~explotan, pernitira igualrnente que
los viajeros lleguen en- sus automovi-
les hasta Ninantecatl pudiendo de esta
suerte gozar de las masnificas belle
zas naturales de los lugares aQue-
los.
Ell Ayuntamiento de II mencionada
~pobIaci6n de Ca!imaya ha hecho va
I'm contrto para que Sc establezca una
pIanta que proporcione servicio de luz
electrical q aquel Iugar y los circun-
v~ecinos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

da de disgustos y desaZones que al
fin los llevo ante ell Tribunal de Re-
laciones Domesticas, en- dcnde ambos
Sc hicieron mutuos cargos. a Ia sail
da del Juzgado. los esposos venlan
disputando por Ia Gale, en- voz alta,
llamando Ia atenci6n de Ia genie,
cuardo intempestivanente Sc vic q
Ia mujer correr hacia ell centric de la
Gale y arrojar a su pequeha hija, que
venfa con ella, bajo 81 autom6vil. Ella
ouizo tambisn arrojarse al suelo para
sufrtr igual suerte, pero fue detenida
por varios hombres que Sc %avalanza-
ron sobre ella para evitar tai des-
gracia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Una joven mujer, Mary Merino, Sc
~encuentra en- estos momentos sujeta
a I'm examen medico en- uno de los
h~ospitales de alienados en- New York,
como resultado de una tragica ac-
ci6n realizada por Ia mencionada Sc
nora; Ia de dar muerte a su pequena
hija, arrojAndola bajo las ruedas de
un autom6vil que caminaba a toda We
locidad. Segun declare la sefora an
te IN juez de Brooklyn. lugar de su
Residential, ella pretendio privarse de
Ia vida juntamente con su htja, en-
vista de que su esposo Sc negaba a
conhnuar viviendo a su lado. Los es-
poses Merino habfan llebado una VI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
Renunciord Ell Coberaador
del Estado de Queretdro

PACHUCA. Hgo. JUNO 1.-cbjeto
4, variados concentrates ha sido Ia
. ,titud que han adoptado algunos de
Jos r~egidores que %integran el actual
Lyuntamiento de esta ciudad. Estos
.dlviduos. encabezados por Ell NUM-
D Raymuno Castillo, de quien Sc
dice que recibio grandes cantidades
para Ia campaha ''bonillista," estan
calebrando sesiones secretas hacienda
deshaciendo ifcitamente. Dfcese
cue los ediles que de tai suerte han
obrado seran en- breve consignados a
las autortdades pues empleando tai
procedimiento fue como otorgo Ia pro
tesla Ell actual Presidente Municipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
Libros Maravinosos.

Para los que sufren, son victimaa
de Ia desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracasan en- sus negocios ?
son desafortunados eE amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran toGos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, iograran Ell cariho
Gel ser amado, llevaran a fsliz termi-
no sus asuntos y ~triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y vcnceran q sus enemigos Y na-
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
celitavos en- estampillas de correo pa.
IA gastos Y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. =. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 61-A. Habana- Cubs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
, Av,,r,o,n,onto o Al Pres;dente Mu

al Ayuntaniento o a. Presidente Mu
nicipal de esta CiuGad Dor ser de or
den absolutamente administrat two. Sin
embargo. 81 listed. seAor ~gobernador
INFERNO del Estado, tiene facultades
para violar Ia soberanfa del Municipto
Libre, de listed principle removiendo-
me Z mi. al Presidente Municipal, que
desde luego env!are mi rcnuncia, por-
que no estoy dispuesto a tolerar i'm
posiciones de tai naturaleza".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Valen de s24.75 a $3.50

T'enga en- cuenta que no todos ellos valen
hasta $3.50, pero nosotros s~inceranente lie
aseguramos que cualquiera de ellos es una
verdadera ganga, y que su preclo en- 10 futu
70, al por mayor. sera mas caro- del actual
que tienen al menudeo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
n
Del Padre Pena $
AIIvIA DIEZ INTERMEDIATES

ALIvIA DIEZ ENFERMEDADES
I--Tulerruiosis en- primer Era6o, LA d..
psSesie por cr6rics cue sea. Sci rrrrnatis
mo. LAS nsurslEias. 5.-Las calentu-as
ras rebel6es. 6.-Las tcses y eatarros- T.
Las doienciaS que Gaeia1 de "a ,aflren-a.
Sos males del cosazon que proyisncn del
eSt5nago- 9-La anen,:a io.-Las fieb-es
paiGd;czs 0 fries.
NNUNERARLES SON LOS TESTIMONIES
De Los ENFERNOS QUE HAN SANA-
DO CON ESTA MEDICTNA DEL PADRE
PESA.-ESTA NEDICINA ESTA DEBf-
DAMENTE REGISTRADA BAJ0 Ell NU-
NERO 1880.
PREcIo-Frasco de 10 oE=as. 500 De
6 on=as. Soc
DE VENTA
En- Laredo. Texas. Boticas De- RefaSio ,
Coiorada.
Err San Antonio, Texas. Botieas de HSdal
20. 5el AEui!s. esq. So. Laredo y Nueva y
San Pedro.
PADRE PENA
1904 Main Ave. LAREDO. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Para libros en- espahol dirijase us
ed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 11s
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antenie.
Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Fue-s d. las -Estsdos Unido.. sl-35 QUE
5ebsn r-enitirse en- Ei-o postal. 5unso con
pediGo-
Is La Hnnpars de so1bre-o iavoritS de los
tmine-os: tambiSn puede usarse en- "a cgsa,
en- e. rancho. csza o PARA TODD % cue Sc
kdesee. No Sc t-opiece en- IA obscuridad Or
kScns Una hoy misnO. Son EaUy s~encilias. eco
in5nicas Y siemprs es-&n lts:2S dan una luz
p,aaquisima ' gararti=adss cue du-aran in
ldcflnidaraents. HaEs So orGeH hoy misrno
spazue sl.25 solazents n rscib=ic- Tarabisa
BE enviarS mi cataIoSo de lanpaTaS. Esc-iAl
elarsmente 81 nOrnbre J direction
l. E. POLHEMUS
fBOy z MIAMI. ARR
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
ALLIES ADOPT
WAITING POLICY
Lloyd George Refuses to Ex.
press Opinion on Peace
Resolution.
(BY EARLE C. REEVEs.)

London, April 2.-Q. n. S.)-The
allies have adopted policy OF
''watchful waiting" towards the
movement in the American congress
to declare peace with Germany by
proclamation instead of ratifying the
treaty of Versailles.
Prominent allied statesmen were
asked for opinions as to possible re-
suits on European affairs If the
United States should enter into a
separate peace with Germany, but
they were reluctant to discuss it.
, They made 1t plain that comment
upon American affairs at this time
might be construed as interference"
That is an accusation that all are
anxious to avoid.
Premier Lloyd George. before his
departure for Wales on a vacation
over Eastertide, was asked for an
expression of opinion. but he was so
cautious on this delicate subject
that he would not even explain why
he refused to give the interview.
Former Premier II. II. Asquith,
who was approached just before he
departed to spend the Faster paria-
mentary recess out of town. was
equally uncommunicative.
Il do not care to be quoted on that
matter" said Mr.. Asquith.
An indication of the viewpoint of
the allied statesmen was contained in
brief statement from Premier
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
PROMISES NOT
TO SEND TROOPS
German Government Offers
Conditions to Ruhr Dis
triCt Radicals.

London, April al n. SD-The
German government has promised
the workers not to send troops into
the Ruhr district II the radicals ac-
cept the Bielefeld agreement, but 1t
Is doubtful If the red chleftains viii
be able to control the extremists,
said a Central News dispatch from
Berlin today. Looting is becoming
more promiscuous Railway workers
refuse to man trains carrying roeps
Armed Only at Essen.
Cobienz reports that the German
reds in the Ruhr district are laying
down their arms with the exception
of the forces in and around Essen,
according to Information received
here today. The reds at Essen are
isolated from the main force in
Westphalia.
They have seized hostages and re-
fuse to give up their arms until they
receive further details of the COM
promise between the German gov
eminent and the workers
French Cabinet Confers.
Paris reports that the French cab
met conferred today upon the Ger
man RUIN situation. Premier Mil
lerand informed his colleagues of the
exact character OF the latest pro-
posal made by Wilhelm Mayer, the
German charge d'affaires.
Separatists Gaining.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Paris says that the separatist move
ment is making PROGRESS In the
Rhineland district of Germany which
has aspirations to be established as
an Independent republic. according
to n Mayence dispatch to the Echo
de Paris.
Newspapers here commenting on
the situation in the Ruhr district OF
Germany, declare that the firm atti-
tude relative to advance of German
government troops into that region
was u vital element in the settle
ment of disturbances there. Be-
tween the internationals of France
and those of Germany no incompati-
bllty exists. says the Matin.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
SHIPPING BOARD FAILED

Los Angeles, April 2.--'rhe United
States shipping board, as such, was n
failure. II. NJ, Robinson, former member
OF 1t, told the World Traders of Los.
Angeles Mt dinner last night
THE effort of the government 10
operate 1000 merchant ships was a
perfect absurditv and all persons "a
miliar with shipping and the operation
OF ships declare that the operation OF
more than forty vessels by any one
concern Is next to impossible" he said
Mr.. Robinson declared the sale OF tho
government operated ships would mean
q comparatively small loss
The ships constructed by the gov
eminent must have cost about SO, 500
100000 and when sold will net the gov
eminent about $1,000, 900. 900" he said.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
HEADACHE GOES
in TWO MINUTES
Don't Suffer Half an Hour
While Slow Acting Tablets
Are Waiting to Be Digested.
Aspironal Elixir Relieves in
Two Minutes - Absolutely
Safe.

Every druggist in the L. S. cor
daily invites YOU TO come i'm and
try the new guaranteed Elixir, the
wo-minute guaranteed relief for
headaches and colds. He knows that
AsDironal not only relieves the pain
much quickeTtond without the slight
est danger TO the heart. but also re-
moves the cause OF bilious and sick
headaches by gently acting on the
liver. correcting biliousness and CON
stipation and thereby preventing the
return OF your headache next day.
The next time you have n headache
go TO your nearest drug store, hand
the clerk n half dollar for a bottle
OF Aspironal and tell him 20 serve
YOU two teaspoonsful In little water.
Hold your watch in your hand and
count off two minutes. then call for
your money back, as per manufac-
turers guarantee. n you cannot feel
your headache fading away within
the time limit Everybody Is doing
1t so don't be bashful. Your druggist
Is waiting 10 serve you. Same guar
antee applies to colds. coughs and
neuralgia.-(AdvD
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
ONLY CHICAGO FIREMEN
REMAIN OUT ON STRIKE

Chicago. April VIRTUALLY all strik-
ing municipal employees today returned
TO work pending arbitration of their de-
mands for salary increases. but the
threatened resignation" OF 1000 city
tiremen still mennced.
The firemen spurned Mayor Thomp-
sons proffer or arbitration and voted
TO hold out for their demand of $500 n
year increase as against the $l92 raise
voted by the city council. Signed resig-
nations, carrying the legal Ave dny no.
tice were in the hands of the hremens
committee for presentation today
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
SPECTACLE AT NAVY YARE
Disgraced Man Marched Out
by Bluejackets.

Boston, April THE punishment
which the navy now provides for dis
graced men furnished an unusual spec
tacle at the Charleston navy yard to-
day.
Instead of drumming the men out as
in former days. blue Jackets with fixed
man on the u. 5. s. Savannah who
had been discharged for bad conduct.
The seaman was formally ordered
from the deck of the Savannah and
with guards on either side. behind and
ahead of him. to direct his departure
and call attention to his disgrace. was
marched through the yard. At the
main gate the guard was halted. Drawn
up in front with bayonets bristling, and
the discharged man was ordered on his
way.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02

Lloyd Georges secretary, who said:
"A separate peace between the
United States and Germany undoubt-
eddy would be a very serious matter
which would be gravely considered
Sir Auckland Geddes. the new
British ambassador to the United
States, was unable to give an opin-
Ion because of his delicate diplomatic
position.
A. Bonar Law, a member of the
British peace delegation, was abso-
lutely reticent.
The course OF the peace in the
United States has been followed
closely in official circles and this in
terest has been intensified by the
resolution introduced in the Ameri-
can house of representatives Wednes-
day for peace by proclamation.
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preparing another bill which he will
present to the senate.
Chairman Nolstead, OF the mouse Judi
ciaIy committee. said today no move
ment was now on in his committee TO
take up sedition legislation.
Action by the New York assembly in
the case of socialist members OF that
body caused a number of members of the
federal antisedition law. Other mem
berS of the house are counseling cau-
ton i'm connection with such laws. and
are urging that several states be per-
nlitted to handle the situation within
their own jurisdictions with the state
laws.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
BURGLAR INSURANCE
RAISED Is PER CENT.

New York. April 2.---Increase OF 25
per cent. In the rates Tor burglar in
surance in New York City and So per
cent. in nearby territories were nut into
effect today by indemnity and surety
companies here following n secret meet
ing OF underwriters last night. Va
rious officials admitted that the in
crease in robheries here and elsewhere
since the first OF the year was the
principal reason for the action. Loss
OF money in 1919 under the old rates
was another reason advanced for the
increase
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

The best part OF a bargain Is the
gain.
Men do not hold women dear VINO
cheaper themselves.
Cupid employs lot OF chaperons
In mis- match factory.
Whenever a man angles for a pretty
girl he bats his hook with nattery.
II IN much easier to break into some
affairs than IL is TO back out again.
Many an author burns the midnight
oil in fruitlcss attempt to enlighten
the world.
Some men who never studied pnar-
macy are skilful when II comes TO
drugging conscience.
II the average married woman had
1t TO do over again she would decline
an introduction to her husband
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
NEW YORK FERRY SERVICE
is CRIPPLED BY STRIKE

New York. April New York's ferry
service was crippled today. railroad
shipping was considerably curtailed and
other harbor traffic was more or less af-
tected by a strike of lighter. tug and
ferry workers OF railroads. Company
officials in redoubling their efforts TO
keep their lines in operation, indicated
that strike breakers might be pressed
into service if necessary.
According to union estimates 5000
harbor workers quit work.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-02
CONGRESS ABANDONS
ANTISEDITION LAW

Washington, April 2--Congress may
abandon for this session all attempts TO
enact anti sedition legislation. Although
the house judiciary committee has be-
fore it any number of bills TO punish
for seditious acts and utterances, there
is no present move on the part of the
committee to call up the legislation for
consideration.
Senator Sterling, father of an anti
sedition bill that caused storm of
protest and was killed after it had
passed the senate. is understood to be