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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-22
BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MENT

Application having been made to
the Banking Department by the follow.
ing named Company to be licensed asa
Dealer in Securities under provisions
Of Chap. 40. Sec. IL to %. Of the Re.
vised Statutes, as amended, legal no
tice is hereby given and any person
may, within two weeks from the date
of this publication file objection to the
proposed registration with the Bank
ing Department. g
Name ~ Business Address
Bartholomew j..
Sullivan, 522 Congress Street
Portland Maine.
FRANK L. PALMER,
Bank Commissioner.
Augusta, Me-, March 81, 1921.
lich2ed1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-22

respects as a model citizen. That he
has been fully and adequately pun
ished for his repented misdoings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-22
Executive Councils Tribute

Executive Councils Tribute
The Executive Council has adopted
and forwarded to Mrs. Frederic H.
Parkhurst of Bangor the following
resolutions:
IN MEMoRIAM
Resolved: That we mourn our loss
with deep and sincere sorrow as we
, bow in submissc.s, to the decree OF
the Almighty which has removed
from among us our honored Chief
Magistrate, Frederic H. Parkhurst.
! That Maine has lost, by the death
! of Governor Parkhurst, an able Elk
ecutive, faithful promoter of it's
interests, and one of the most public
spirited citizens, whose legislative
career was conspicuous by an intense
desire to promote the welfare of his
native State, whose self sacrificing
devotion, as a patriotic citizen,
marked his service to his country
during the war.
That the ready knowledge Of the
affairs and needs of the State which
he brought to the Office Of Governor,
his keen sense of the obligations he
had assumed. and the comprehensive
grasp of public problems shown dur
ing his short tenure of Office, assured
Maine of an administration that
would reflect credit upon the State
and honor upon his memory.
That we extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy to his bereaved family, with
the assurance that we share their
personal loss.
That these resolutions be spread
upon the records of the Council and
a. copy be engrossed and forwarded
to the family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-22
F'urS

Since no smart Costume dares
venture on fashions thoroughfare
without its quota of Fur, Spring in
terest must needs center on the
smaller presentations-chic little
chokers of rich, dark sable. mink, or
squirrel; and scarfs of soft-haired
Foxes. Each of these items is gen.
erously interpreted here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-22

displays all questions
w authorativey
spirit
gratifying all
display
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
CON VOcARE

Comitetul Bnsricei gr.cat. Sta
Maria din Youngstown, o. Con
voaca pc toti menbri 81 frati
Romani great. locuitori in ora
,sele Youngstown, East >Youngs
town, Struthers, Girard, Niles, q
la adunarea generala semi-anual;
pc ziua de 10 Iulie 1921.
Inceputul adundrei imediat du
pa Sta. Liturgie.
Stunt rugati toti fratii, carl il
lipsele lor suf1etesti Sc foloses,
de aceasta Biserica, Sc ia part,
la adunare.
Intre Snpretutarile, intre car
ne aflam, aveln lipsx nu, huihh'
'dp iajutordp i..sifde Malta 'tiitp
fdf4lnuseimo,g giGrI, 06n6F6
( .(156ASgssnsy illolirg pa Na
=
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
POLITIk A ATACAT PE
N1STE COPI1

Douazeci de copii, de la eta,
tea de IA pana la 20 ami, an
|povestit eri seara sergent,1lui dc
polite Walter Fife cd patru po.
FlitiStr din Shaker Heights i-au
|batut 81 au impuscat dupa eli.
Ri au spus Cd, din cauza cal
|dnrii, s'au dus Ia lac sd Sc
|scalde. Sosind, au vazut un poll.
tist, - nu unul dintre acei patru,
- 81 l'au intrebat daca sse poi
Escalda. FL lea raspuns ca da,
Atunci sei $ 'au desbraeat 81 au in.
|,trat in apa. Patru copila3i mai
mici an stat, langa haine Ca sa
Egrijeasca de ele. Abba au intrat
In apa, All 81 sosit patru politistl
|eari yazindu-i s'au repezit ma
|fainte n eopilasM carl p6aiau
~
hainele lor 81 i-au bdtut Gu has
tonul. Apoi s'au intors catre
|eopii carl, inspaimintati, au iesit
din apa 81 au volt "a Sc imbrace.
i-au batut Gu bastonul lor si Tau
|alungat asa, desbracati Copiil
T.a *
e au lnatl la fuga. Politistii dupa
|Esi Vazind Cd nu-i poate ajunge,
an impllscat dnpa ei mai de multe
|ori, dar nn i-au inherit.
Maiorul orasului a declarat cd
va face o cercetare severa si-i Va
|pedepsi aspru pc politiSti daca se
vor adeveri cele spuse de copii. ].
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
CAZ'tJ|II ! | ABtF

Dupa &c iuratii Al iost dusi a
Lakewood, Ia casa care q fost
Eocupata de familia Kaber IN tim
|pul asasinsrii hi Kaber, II
|inceput ascultarea inartoridor. In
decursul zilei de eri s'a ascnltat
Moses Kaber, tata lui Dan, care
a foSt chestionat abba cateva mi
mute. Dupa el q vorbn prof
de la facultatea de medicina, doc.
torlll Charles F. Hoover, care q
fost medicnl lui KSber si care .
|spus Cd; sel d suferit de boala,
|nnmita perforal neuritis, cauzata
de otravire de arsenic sau xinc.
All dimineata au fost 1ascnltate
mai multe feipei, intre cari dina
Mary Wade, care . declarat Cd
dina Kaber fost la dansa ca sd
. roage sd faca ceva Gu barbatul
| sau ca sa moara. Vor Fl ascultate
81 dina Maria Matthews 81 flea ei,
dina Mriae Schwartz, la carl 3,l
|fost ascunsa argintaria doamnei
Kaber, care fost dusa dupa asa
sinare ca sd faca impresia cd ass
|sinarea s'a facut de niste hoti.
Procurorul All a facut acnza-
rea formala. El a acuzat pc dina
Kaber ca a ucis barbatul sau si
lea fapta ei a fost premeditata on
cea mai mare malitiA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
LoRDuL RAI.r0UR 4 EuRr9,

Londra, 7 Iulie. -- Lordul Bal.
four Of Burleigh a murit eri noap.
tea tfrziu. El fost nnul dintre
Gel mai vestiti politician al An.
gliei. Nascut in anul 1849 81 !,
fost numit in anul 1888 maresal
Al regiunei Elisabeth. 81 q foai
iniRistrn in mai multe rinduri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07

Flint Mie Nil \ furt0na
teribila cat a 1tressit asspra
orasului, ! s6hzat pagube colo,
sale. zidiri fnttegi al fost daks
de vint 81 straalle al fost inunda-
te de ploaia eslosala. Comunica-
tia telegrafica 4 fost intrerapts
total. Teata eomanisstia pc stra-
id q fost 1ntfefnpta pc mai mnl'
ti1np.
1.
Paris. Comisia interaliata
din Silesia si1fe erioafNias dec1ara1
lstarea de ases1in in .doua .districts
mari ale Silesiei j Gross Strehit,
81 Rosenberg. Aceasta masura 3
fost necessrs din causa ostilitati
locuitorilor eeSmani fata de trn-
I'eie alia'e.
New Yort D-rul Miue,
Reese H1tch;.aonn. fostnl ,ef
;nYiner i. i'll Thomas Edison !
,demonstrat ~ j ;nventie ] "a
Inventia .ce11t. este nm t,,n arr, !,
: in stare u a,D,,ce n eranat j,
c;nc;rec; Is h,St; /. & a;et.rts i.
400 m;le yif.ra ohr.e; : i,
&c 4 face aJk1f f1tdHt III Z mai n1art
tlecat i fhaa fRnkt7a she36ohxtrat;p
s,a facdp faShts4 siariiailor il /
multor oameni dit lstiinta. 'us
ma Il R1aa : isii.saa1r
ubnainilills ,i,aa3r9V g /
|i,l rPsafesds 81 - aefFs' a1
auea'ol'' psnae' &c no!' carl -
urma !! zilnie veneau mai mnlte
a.,, 'aloe "a p0'',,e e,.i. aespre lur.ur' g 6
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07

h
galitatea declaratiei de pace cu
Germania 81 celelalte puteri cen
trale. Deputatul Flood din Virgil
MIA, membru democrat din colni.
tetul afacerilor straine al Camerii,
va conduce aceasta campanie
Pirasii vor fl supusii germanl
earl, find in America, au perdpt
toata averea lor, care a fost ocu-
pata de oficiul averi1or strainilor
Ei vor cere reintoarcerea averi-
lor Tor. Legalitatea aceasta va f
cercetata la Curtea suprema.
. Biserica greco-catolica din SEQ.
will Ave. 81 E. 22nd Str. a avut 3
pira care a ajuns la curtea ds
APPEL. Judecata curtii de APPEL {
|ca biserica romano-catolica va
|avea 81 pc mai departe control
asupra proprietatii bisericii, dal
ca preotul actual j. j. Takach, s.;
fie concediat din post.
bridgeport, Conn. ~ In Occur,
sui zilei de eri muncitorii fard
'lucru au organizat demonstra.
tie contra fabricantilor. Peste
25.OOO oameni carl II 'au lucru d.
luni de vreme, au parcurs strazile
orasului. Sotiile muncitorilor, Gu
copiii in brate, s'au alaturat 81
ele demonstrantilor, carl au tri-
mis- telegrame de protest guver.
norului 81 oficiantilor din oras.
Accidentele din cauza automo.
bilului lar au VENT la yordinea III
lei. Canza de regula viteza prea
mare. Judecatorul Seller pedep.
sit pc Tony Demore, 1906 E
123rd Str. GU SO dollari pentru ca
a lovit Gu automobilul .sau pe
dina f. R. Morrison, 1902 E..l1e
Str.
Dina Lena Weyser, 1915 Pros.
pect Ave. auzit un plins de- co
pil in al treilea din etajul casei
unde locuieste. Ea S "a dus sa vada
cd ce s'a intimplat 81 vaznt un
copilas asexat fnaintea usei de Ia
locuinta d-nei Ganiere. Doamna
Weyser a chemat pc dina CAME.
re 81 impreuna au desfacut giot
giul in care era infasurat copila.
sui care nu e mai batrin le cat dc
trei saptamani. Langa ell era un
petec de hartie pc care era sefis
'Doamna Garniere, te rog sa gri-
jesti copilasul pana ce vol veni
dupa ell: Dumineca seara. H. ~
site ca al cui eopilul. Grijeste-l
pana ce ma reintorc. Maria. Poll.
tia dus copilnl la spitalul Sta
Ana 81 s'a TRIMS La Akron un de.
tectiv ca sd aduca sici pc un ON,
despre care Sc crede cd tata
copilulni.
Washington. - Eli Bereman q
gasit Gu ocazia unor sepaturi. "a
cute in partea nordica a statnlli
Minnesota, un corp de copil ml-
mificat. Sc crede ca cadavrnls i
apartinut anui copilFcare q trAit
eel putin Gu cinci suite de ami
inainte.
Chestia sefului de polite din
Lakewood, Christensen, tine in
sensatie tot orasul. Ziarul The
News, impreuna Gu agentul fede-
ral de prohibitie au descoperit cd
pulitia din Lakewood . furat
niste lazi en- NeuturA de pc vapo-
rul care ! cuprins peste una suta
De lasi Gu alcool Vie Ia niste vio-
latori ii legii Volstead. Seful
Christensen, care nnul dintre Gel
mi isteti politisti, ! recunoscut
Is iA'an adus ni3te Hi de beu-
turx "A casx, dar .aEeasta s,a III
limplat ii absenta Til. 1faiornl
prasului Louis + Hin, . declarat
y IA Al It'll nimie despre mani
pllafine ~ le-sr II co11is politia
sS III s1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07

Washington. - Eli Bereman q
gasit Gu ocazia unor sepaturiss ia
lcnte in partea nordica a statnlqi
Minnesota, un corp de copil mn-
mificat. Sc crede Cd cadavrnle i
apartinut anui copilcsre trAit
|cel putin Gu cinci suite de ami
|inafnte.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
RADIOS TO EXCHANGE
1 NEWS AMONG COLLEGES
Plan Is Decided at ConUcn-
tion in Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 1s.--Plans
for the exchange OF college news by
radio were made to-day at the inter
collegiate conference on undergraduate
government meeting at the Massachu-
setts Institute OF Technology. All the
institutions among the forty-three rep
resented that have radio societies are
expected to participate as soon as the
final details can be arranged.
A wide range of subjects was dis.
cussed in the two days conference. the
delegates being divided into four Sec
tions. Resolutions adopted favored the
substitution of Tuxedos for full dress
clothes at college musical affairs.
The delegates also went on record as
being opposed to having outside ac-
tresses take part in college theatricsls,
favoripg instead the use of men stu
dents in female roles where goods were
not available.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
COMMUNISTS CALL
LENINE A BETRAYER
Denounce Him for Seeking to
Forget the Stupidities of
Smolny Institute.
AMERICANS IN DISTRESS
Mrs. HarrisOn's Case Is Pitt
full, Says Zuckr-BOlsheviki
Are Hiding Secrets.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891. by THE New YORK HERALD.
REvAL, April 16-According to Morris
Fucker Of Brooklyn. N. ", the Commu-
mist organizer who arrived here from
fivc months stay in Russia. Lenine's
most remarkable statement before the
Tenth Communist Congress was this:
1--WE must forget the stupidities OF
Smolny." That is the original Bolshe-
vik programme which was elaborated at
the Smolny Institute in Petrograd.
A small minority OF the Communists
fiercely resent Lenne's policy and de-
nounce him as the betrayer OF Com
munism. But they are unable to express
their opinions. Even Bukharin, editor
of Lenine's paper, is forced to give Lee
nines opinions.
Fucker thinks that Lenine's most inn
portant supporters are truculent youths
who really do not understand Comnu-
nism, but will back up Lenine in what
ever line he takes. Fucker cannot inn
agine American capitalists investing
money in Russia when. they can invest
elsewhere with more security, even IL
Lenine succeeds in swinging around the
ship OF state with his new tack. The
Washington B. Vanderlip and other con-
cessions are all moonshine, he said
Fucker says that William Flick, an
American motion picture man of Brook
lyn, Is being pressed to act as wit
ness against his assistant, DR.. Estes. an
American citizen, who has been removed
to the extraordinary commissions spe-
cial prison in Lublyanka.
The case OF Mrs. Marguerite Harrison.
Press correspondent is particularly
hard. She has not seen her infant son.
who has been taken to America by
friends, for over a year. Broken In
health by frequent transfers, Bolshevtk
inquisitions and savage interrogatories,
she Is a nervous wreck and, Fucker says.
she has been forced to sign all sorts of
documents on promises of release. which
are never kept. The Bolshevks' refusal
to release her shows that there must be
secrets which they wish to withhold
from the world.
Royal c. Kelley, an American engineer.
who has collected more information
about the present Industrial conditions
in Russia than any foreigner. also is a
prisoner.
Fucker says that Lenine may form
a coalition with the Social Revolution
aries and the Mensheviks. many of
whose leaders are now imprisoned and
detained as hostages to prevent assassi-
ration of Soviet chiefs.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
CHASERS KILL DOGS
THAT BITE TWO BOYS
Automobile and Motorcycle
Pursue WeehoUken Animals.

Two mastiffs which had bitten three
Weehawken boys were chased by Pa
trolman Carroll and William Tanning
through Weehawken streets yesterday
afternoon, the officer firing at the ami
mails. The shots failed 10 take effect.
The chase continued all the. way to
Union Hill, where Motorcycle Policeman
knight caught up with one of the dogs
and shot It. Patrolman Carroll. who had
Communicated an automobile, followed
the other dog which kept to the high
way, and at Eighth street In West New
York got near enough to put a bullet
into the animals head.
The bitten boys. who were taken to
the North Hudson Hospital to have
their wounds treated were Peter Krip-
ka, age 8. 5A Park avenue; Roy Weis-
bart. 10. OF 80 Bohn place. and Franz
Polch. IS. of l65 Edgar place.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
~ Sentenced to Death
for Russian Uprising

STOCKHOLM, April 16. - A
revolutionary court in Smo-
lensk has pronounced sentence
on $50 peasants accused Of hav-
ing participated in an uprising,
according to advices received
here to-day. Seventy-two of the
peasants were sentenced to death
and 200 others to long terms.
Reports from Petrograd say that
there have been fierce debates
in the Workmen's Congress, with
grave accusations made against
the Communist dictatorship. 1t
is asserted that G. S. Zinovieff,
the Soviet Governor. is doing his
utmost to quiet the Congress and
even has promised the laborers
control over the secret police.
The Mensheviki, or minority,
have abandoned direct attempts
to overturn the Soviet, but they
are obliging Nikolai Lenine to
make concession after conces-
sion, advices from Moscow say.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
ITALIAN PAPERS PRAISE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Called Programme of Amer
lean N0tionolism.

ROME. April 16.-Newspapers OF this
city give high praise 10 the policies an
nounced by President Harding In his
message TO the United States Congress
and declare II serves notice on Entente
nations. as well as former enemy coun-
tries. OF the course TO be pursued in
future by America.
with Mr.. Harding's message" says
the TriT'nvd, there Is no more theolog-
teal and doctrinal language; no more
personal omnipotence nor vanity In po-
iiticai superposition nor the folly Of
spiritual domination over the world. Mr..
Hsrding's address Is as useful to weak
minds as cold shower 10 the spinal
column ~ show that idealistic adven-
lures pass while historic realities re-
main"
The fdeo Ndsiondie declares N well
comes President HardinRs message as
"a programme OF American nationalism
against wisconsin"
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
CORPORATIONS RIGHTS
IN LIBEL UPHELD
Massachusetts Court AUoUs
Verdict Against Newspaper.

BosToN. April IA private corpora
ton has the same right as an individual
10 sue and recover damages from a.
Newspaper which publishes false. ma,
licious and defamatory articles ssafnst
it, tie Supreme Court ruled to-day.
II upheld a verdict OF 81. 900 damages
awarded the Finnish Temperance So
ciety. Sovittaja OF Worcester. against
the Raivaaja Publishing Society. also
OF Worcester.
THE public mischief, the danger to
good order and 10 the peace of the COM
munity arises MS well from malicious
defamation of private corporations as
from libellous attacks on natural per
sons" the court said.
The court added that "the ancient doc
trine that a corporation, because incapa-
Bile of passion or emotion, could not be
held liable for acts involving malice OF
its officers and agents acting within
the general scope of their authority or
employment, has long since been out
grown
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

Special Cable 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copvi0ht, 1921, bv THE NHw YORK HEnArD.
M New York Herald Bureau.
# Paris. April 16.
Germany has asked the Czecho- -Slovak
Government to serve as Intermediary
between herself and the Entente Powers
reported here to-day that Relgium is
now to be asked to act in this capacity
Germany making concessions to Belgium
in new propositions which will be cal
culated to strike the public opinion OF
the Belsians favorably.
The reply OF the Czecho-Slovak Gov
ernn1ent to Germany was that she should
communicate directly with the Supreme
Council, this reply undoubtedly having
BEEN inspired by the French Foreign
Office, which is in close relations with
Prague. and il is intended as I hint to
Germany that her Intermediary plan Is
not helping her cause with the Allies.
The Prague despatch says that Ger
many tried TO exert financial pressure on
the Czechs through German banks which
had threatened TO withdraw the credits
they had given for raw material and
purchases.
President Millerand presided yester-
day over an unusual conference in the
Elysee Palace attended by the principal
!. Cabinet members and Marshals Foch
and Petain and Gems weygand De-
goutte and Buat. head of the General
Staff, at which the Chief Executive of
the State clearly indicated that he in
tends to keep guiding hand on the
French policy with respect to the repara-
tions due May and the measures to be
employed against Germany.
Following the declaration in the House
Of Commons by Premier Lloyd George
that there was no accord with France
vet regarding the programme against
Germany. these secret conferences here
are exciting great interest. But mem
Der OF the Cabinet assured The NEW
YORK HERALD correspondent that no step
against Germany would be taken until
after May ] and after new allied con-
ference had been held. The Swiss Gov
ernrnent denies that it is In any way
acting as a neutral intermediary for the
Germans in trying to reach President
Harding. The French know and have
confirmed the report that the Germans
are seeking such an avenue.
The Temps, while expressing doubt
that the Germans would succeed in get
ting President Harding to enter Euro
pean affairs. declares, however. that the
view OF the United States on the amount
Germany would be able TO pay in
reparations should be obtained and that
in any event the United States should
have the right to read the Repara tions
Commissions final report before Ii is
handed to Germany.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
BERLIN EDITORS REFER
TO PROPOSALS TO u S.
One Plan Is for Germany to
Pay Part of Allies Debts.
81 thc Associated Press.

BERLIN. April 1s.-The Deutschc All
Denacine Zeit7tn0 in an inspired article
to-day advises the public not to expect
information on the reparations question
until Parliament has decided on IL.
The Zeitnn0 Am NittG0 says it un-
derstands the Government is utilizing
the good Offices OF a neutral Power to
submit new reparation proposals to the
United States for the latter's opinion,
as the proposals partly consist OF an
Offer by Germany to assume some OF the
allied debts TO the United States. whose
consent necessarily must be obtained
The TG0eblntt also asserts that Ger
many has accepted the suggestion Of a
dsinterested neutral to ask the inter-
vention of the United States in the in
terest OF world peace.
STOCK HOLM. April ls.-The Srenskd
HoTgonbiddet to-day denies that Sweden
Is involved in the proposed mediation OF
a neutral Power between Germany and
the United States with regard to repara-
tions.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
HOELZ, GERMAN RED
LEADER, CAPTURED
Arrest Of Saxony's Robin
Hood i'm Berlin Is Official
ly Announced.
BIZ the Associated Press.

BERLIN, April 16.--Max HoelZ. alleged
to have been the leader of the recent
Communist uprising in middle Germany.
was arrested here last night. 1t was
officially announced to-day
Hoelz. who was known as the Ger
man Robin Hood because of his ex'
ploits in Saxony early last year, where
he forced manufacturers to contribute
literally to the upkeep of his Red
Guard" was arrested in Czecho-Slov
just a year ago, when Saxon troops
closed in on his band. In some manner
he escaped from the Czecho-Slovaks and
reappeared In central Germany just be-
fore the Communist rising.
Recently mysterious parcels contain
ing explosives were found by the police
in various sections of Berlin. The aser-
tion was made that they had been sent
from the coal mining districts of central
Germany by Hoelz.
A reward of 100000 marks was offered
early this month by the Prussian Gov
ernment for the arrest Of Hoelz.
DR.. Paul Levy, leader of the German
Communists and foremost representative
Of that party in the Reichstag. was ex-
PEELED from the party to-day by its
Central Committee "for gross breach OF
faith and seriously damaging the party.
Dr. Levy was directed to surrender MS
mandate as a member of the Reich
stag
DR.. Levy had criticised the Moscow
Internatonale in connection with the
recent uprising in Central Germany,
which he strongly opposed as piece OF
folly. The Central Committees order
of expulsion declares that DR.. Levy's
pamphlet. coming 10 light at time
when thousands "of proletarian warriors
are standing before the special courts
for the action of last month. IL an in
element to blood judgment and also
constitutes direct support of "the en-
cny'' and an intolerable breach of party
discipline.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
FRENCH PLAN RECALL OF
AMBASSADOR AT ROME
Attitude Of Italian Minister
on Reparations the Cause.

ROME. April 16.--camille Barrere. who
has been the French Ambassador Rt
Rome for nearly quarter or a century.
4 about to be recalled owing to the at
titude Of Count Sforzs, the Italian For
egn Minister. in not favoring France in
her policy Of rigidly applying penalties
against Germany for non-fulfillment OF
reparations demands. according TO q
Paris despatch 10 the Pop0io Romano.
The newspaper says one OF its repre-
sentatives called at the French Embassy
here and learned the Ambassador al
ready has his passports and had ..is-
missed his servants.