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The New York herald., 1921-03-27
TWINS TEN DAYS OLD
DESERTED IN HALLWAY Y
Girl of Pair Found Near
BroodtUay Has Berger Tag.

A pair OF foundlings, about ten days
old, boy and girl thought to be
twins, we're discovered early yesterday
in tho vestibule OF nine story apart
ment house at 225 West Seventy-first
street, q few steps from Broadway.
Martin Enright, the elevator opera
tor. heard feeble cries coming from the
outer vestibule. He went out and found
the boy baby, clad In clean white un-
dcrgarments and wrapped In a blue
blanket. and the girl baby in white un-
dergerments and a pink blanket. On
the girls wrist was a tag marked
Berger" The babies were taken to
Bellevue Hospital.
Patrolman John Clune said ne was
standing at Seventy-fifth street and
Broadway at an early hour when a
man and woman walked by, each carry
ing a bundle.
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
CR0NKHITE SLAYER
and GUARD VANISH
ON WAY TO TOMBS
Pothier Was Started to New
York to Face R0senbluth.
Says Providence.
OFFICIALS SURPRISED
Jailers Say They Got No
Word of Coming of Man
Accused in Shooting.
CAPTAIN FAILS AT BAIL
Denies He Knows Sergeant
Who Confesses and Couldn't
Have Shielded Him.
CAPTAIN FAILS AT BAIL

A new and deeper element OF mys-
terry was injected last night into the
Governments investigation of the
killing of Major Alexander p. Cronk-
hite at Camp Lewis, washington.
Dispatches from Providence, r. T.,
yesterday said that Roland r. Pothier
Of Central Falls, the ex-soldier who
pleaded guilty a week ago yesterday
10 involuntary manslaughter in con-
nection with the Majors death, was
being brought to this city to confront
Capt. Robert Rosenbluth, under arrest
In the Tombs for an alleged share In
the murder. But somewhere between
Providence and New York. or after he
and the guards said to be with him
reached this city. Pothier and his
guards disappeared.
Inquiries at the Tombs brought the
Information that not only had Pothier
not been taken there but no one on duty
knew of any arrangements for bringing
Capt. Rosenbluth and Pothier together.
John Il. Joyce, Assistant United States
Attorney, who Is In charge of the case
of Rosenbluth. said he knew nothing of
the report that Pothier was being
brought or had been brought to New
York.
officials of the Department of Justice
expressed surprise when the Providence
dispatches were brought to their atten-
tion. They said it would be useless to
bring the Providence prisoner to New
York last night, as nothing could be
done in the case until Tomorrow 1t
was at the Department of Justice offices
that the Providence report was labelled
erroneous, the agents on duty stating
that Blllups Harris. special agent in
charge of the Washington district and
the man who has been more. active In
the investigation than any other Gov
ernment representative, left the city in
the afternoon for Washington.
The further the inquiries went the
moro mysterious became the develop
ments in the case. 1t was suggested by
one Government official that the Gov
ernment may have had the message
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
CHARGES INSURANCE
MAN WITH LARCENY
District Attorney Lewis Orders
Arrest Of Benjamin
Goldsmith.
HELD IN RICHER INQUIRY
Notes and Checks for S45, 900
in Bankruptcy Case Are
Involved.
HELD IN RICHER INQUIRY

Benjamin Goldsmith. for twenty years
a member OF the Insurance firm of Cold
syaith Bros. 81 William street. as he
was leaving his Office yesterday was
arrested by detectives acting on the
orders of District Attorney Lewis OF
Kings county and was locked up on q
charge OF grand larceny. lie will be
arralgned this morning In the Adams
street court.
Goldsmith's arrest was ordered after
Benjamin Reicher OF 365 Pearl street.
Brooklyn, had discussed with District
Attorney Lewis an involuntary bank
ruptcy proceeding through which Reicher
lost his two mems furnishings stores.
Mr.. Lewis said that he would ask that
Goldsmith's ball be fixed at $4,000.
Reicher. according to the story told
District Attorney Lewis. was induced
last fall BY Goldsmith to plan the OPEN
ing OF string OF mems furnishings
stores. The money for the project WAS
to be obtained by. Relcher by signing
checks and notes aggregating $4,000
and turning them over to Goldsmith
to be discounted for $4,000. The notes
were to mature and the checks to be
dated ahead over a period of weeks
Reicher meeting them as they fell due
Reicher told District Attorney Lewis
that on December l he turned the
$4,000 OF notes and checks over to
Goldsmith. who agreed to return the
same day with $500 cash.
From that day, Reicher said. he could
not locate Goldsmith, and was driven
into bankruptcy through attempts 10
meet the notes as they came due.
Reicher broke down yesterday when he
faced Goldsmith In District Attorney
Lewis's office and required medical
assistance. He said he had known Gold
smith for many years.
After questioning Goldsmith for four
hours Mr., Lewis said he would inves-
tigate other alleged deals in which he
Is said to have figured.
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
CARE OF INSANE URGED.
Legion Commander Cites Chicago
Conditions.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Wiliiarn r. Nc
Cauley. department commander OF the
American Legion, In speech tonight
eaid that an investigation had shown
that there are more than 400 insane
former soldiers half OF whom are border
line cases-men whose normal mental
state could be restored by proper treat
inent-now being herded in with the
general run OF insane patients In eight
state hospitals for the insane
The speaker declared active steps had
been promised at once to remove the
insane ex-soldiers from their present
environment and place them In one or
two hospitals where they will be housed
IN cottages and receive individual treat
ment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
OHIO SCHOOL BOYS AND
A FORD CAUSE TROUBLE

With iH,I n.'f 90 fh, v,.i nwr
lads lrn Amarillo Il,.ll, 1u,In"ou tu
crnul,t, ihr nr1l lhHi'.f eft th' ~
venture uf iuur iip,s boo a. Fond Tho
laN. range BOO aE, from Do q, 1n irHfs
The, started from columbus q. with
lhu.uls AfIF. ns tbrr destination
n they only kn'W che li lu ~
ths'r inIfrD holds boz STORE ls many
troubles a. u,i experienced ou the
Illrs tho declared they would gu
o., further before thpr departure IN
p.ri'y rruu', thN wore charged with
taking tn auiomulHl, give NOT belong.
Irg Q. them and ur,n UuIl'l tf Anna.
fIil uuu,h Anderson lrtfUpd They
N,r, not provided With 'h, nD,us, r".
uuir.1 ly tho q VAS bass mI touring
through the state,
A'tr ttIrs tho ids in rhHrgr.
Sh'rn HuDh l~um" convinced they
were NOT of 'Nr malicious hui and
should NOT is treated ,s criminal %
f.ulers Tn. tire picked up Wts from
an abandoned ,nr lnl vls used urly
~ strengthen DO, pr.nl uf fh,r "Nn
nsi Justice of the u..rr Toe Don.
i't ,ountt insisted nI d. in. ut s.i,
which took 40 tho mpr', 20, Young
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
Professor Says:
internal Baths
Give Best
Res It's

% 1,, r. p.dr VI D.. Professor ~
Mlt.r,t M.diol 90 jacobson BIDS p.u.
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y W iuIh ~ follows
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You viii f.d bright. brisk. confident
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tnd prevents Auto lntoSinuun
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INK Ask for Il today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
TH0MPS0N'S COMMITTEE
WORK PRAISED BY POST

90 Yesterday. issue ~ thr Amariun
pailv News th'uc appeared ,n ntti,lr
winch rrf'rrri tu meeting ~ one -
ihr cl,ic ,luis len which statement
incorrectly defining the architectural
committee appointed o., th' general
committee ON 90. public ubuy and ~,
audiiuuums WIS made
WIN yuu Kindly permit mo American
L'rioH. through tho undersigned. 10
ay init CDmuhr Ernest - Thompson
VS. unanimously selected o. represent
ihis post IN the general committee" ON
January % be- submitted t fcruri ~ his
activities hrfurc an up.n merting and
hy unanimous vote ~ he pest was IN
struotrd D, the post commander 90 zone
iinue with me committee until dis
charged hN The chairman. after need fur
m" ,ummiit'. r,ts"d
This post ~ w,l plHrsad viih me
wnrk done D., C.nmdr Thompson.
We respectfully REQUEST thl' This le
published no' iu contradict vhlt muy
have h-sn sad. hT' Go 'ul.shtDu ~
concerned
Respectfully.
uLrcHER THORPE
Pos, Adiutan'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
Was All Run Down
After Operation
Avoided SECOND Operation and l.
Naw the Picture of Health.

4 had a very severe operation which
l.fi me IN a miserable condition. badly
constlpaied female trouble. kidney trou'
BILE stomach trouble. could not "a, 90
sleep. felt az Il Ne was u no uss 10
me. Several dociors told me that
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81 npsration one year ago | commenc
cd taking Minis Emulsion and I canno,
praise u enough I can eat and sleep
have w,u whl' MlAa Emulsion he.
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Ethel Hartman. Salineyllle. Ohio.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
rs WORTH ITS WEIGHT
IN GOLD" He DECLARES

whining around and u seemed like I
vas golng blind,
Il suffered constantly from sharp
ialns In ny hips and shoulders. had Ia
ic ~ The time taking something for
constipation and WIS get,lng ~ weak
It WIS hard for me o. yet through my
work In fact NJ one time ! had a.
stop work fpr seven weeks and. IN
spite II all ! could de- WIS getting
worse nll the time
INT ~ different with me now.
ranlur has made clean sweep ~ all
ms troubles and now | eat hearty.
sleep u't, log ana feel fine all the
time I have gained ten pounds In
weight. have 49, good ure ~ myself ~
even had and can de- as good "A days
work no any man. Tanlac IN snld IN
Amarillo hy Randall Drug 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
MASONIC TIE MPLE
Be ERECTED EARLY
IN SPRING, REPORT
BriiDING Will ma TOuRtNpA.
HALF or FIVE STORY NOD
ERN STRUCTURE.

A four .anda.half ~ fvestoy build
ing Will be In course of construction
at the corner II FILLMORE and Finh
streets by spring u therc IN no hitch
In plans now we'll Under way hy tho
Masonic fraternity
The proposed structure viii h. is0x
iso feet. with n basement. The ground
floor will b. used Tor the sccrctary's
office and Eepernl headquarters. Ne wcll
~ n llbrary. Tho Blue Ledge and East.
srn star will have use ~ a., second
floor. and the ,ommand.ry ~ Rnyal
Arch viii make us ~ the third floor
The fourth viii H. shrine Headquarters
II will he provided with an auditorium
and stage. and fnr assembly purposes.
and also b. used hy others besides m.
Shrine. Ranquets Wlll D. held IN m,
basement.
Androw l.. Randall master Of tho
Texas FIsnd lcigc T. anxious thlt the
work 81 construction b. hurried along.
i.at he r1ay have a., honor IT laying
the cornerstone during Ms adminlstri.
tion this year Past Grand Master
George Morgan ~ II paso has also In.
dicat-f h. hoIes o. h. present az tho
ceremonies Of the hying q the corner
stone.
A Telegram from Grand Master Ran.
dali 30 roicntate Gcorg. Stspleton
"Wednesday stated his wriiicn approval
for the erection ~ tho proposed build.
ing had ne"n mako.
II r. m. plan ~ local Masons. ~
announced hy P1tcnilte Staplcion Wed
ncstiay. "a incorp rate building -
holding company With an authorized
capital 81 abou, $500. o0o II IL o. D. d.
vided into shares Il 800 each. e. h.
sold 10 local members - the order.
The bords disposed Of. IL 10 the plan
70 raise about $4,000 IN the huildn.
lS Iaortgage. II IL estimated that $500.
eqo viii b. Necessary Tor the bulldins
proper. and there viii remain $50. 600
for other purposes.
The new Masonic Temple will 10
across the street. north. from the ElkS
building and near the site Of the nra
posed coliseum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10

TOURISTS itd Two uf iir llds we're hgh
hu' rtdui's ana hli letters from
hump indicating th,y were SIT respeci.
HE lHi w'lll"huNri uri the traffic
Officer Was willing io overlook th,r
N.. ~ iudgmcut
AuH UliHs tu tho nffDa and offer.
ua 'n wVn their rrliutur suits NJ
.t, fr money a. proceed un their
Tourney where jobs await them. Dep
~, sheriff James roungrr was moved
10 ldNu. the funds and I'D them go
oH thHf way. rcpayIng him when thsy
ore marc flush.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
Transfer

y a brown ~ = n Madden. block
gli. San lleintu Addition. runsldcra'
tiun. $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
STc? THAT COUGH
Try TEis famous Ioaic

Gs,a iat'a n Mcsiuru's Tanlc-uss a. ~.
~ tesi-tio sah soy thfy tinmediatsFs .iei
his fAill4s o. scripi.on ils brought hfalth
back 20 thnlfi IA. 10 nat What ynI f.t1l
q. -dnnt nj w Until 90 reta 'ttsot
Nc Mullins Tonic. II q q when uaei
veT,igs fnr pa. n1thinr I've II f'r tItcf-u.
iuf Z. asthma. ny fever. ifu ~ ~ Troubles. u
gie- fifht g. ~ neut u ~ trouble hrhulln's
T0facG--. els tha DIRE. I'D gsrus almost in'u"-
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MrH aims 'nlc. MID. Only ~ luiel h-s no.
LaCo 49, - iurfaislv
RiNDAI. nRtG 60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
IOCN. NA>ON> NOT ATTEND
MEETING Vt CiNinlAN

Previous engagement VIII prevent
p,tDrtrtr G"u-rr S'Hpl''n and Judge
l. = Kind frm n1rt..inH'.ur iT ~"
r,c,niion o. Grand Officers Randall and
n1r'l',t tonight both had been ~'hcl
uled i0 wgtr VISIT N Inspection To-
the C.mm1ud,ry nc CIurdiIn tonight
and they vll l.ay, Amarillo fw thG
cIty thir afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
Dorothy Dalton's
Beauty Chat

Miss i.r.thy Dalton ~" actress "a
Wuus tho world n,rr fur her beautiful
complexion. zlys ANY giil or woman
nu have beautiful. rosy white rum.
Ilr,iuu and smooth unWrinklrd skin
DOES, mine 10 they vii follow my advice
.ud us, n,tulllu. Il simple toilet pr'ib
it.,n usr n because u lmpgfis
instant ho1uiN is easy 10 apply ahHu
lately muul,f and hus marvellous
effect upun th kin. uny appliuti'n
proves TO- o. sue tu t'ld Miss Dil.
COM. Interesting story ~ how tu pui,kly
H,vuiI, e hruuful rumplrNiun. soon q"
lIuur u ths paper lu ia. meantime
uf Darwin. 900 amy Toilet count and
frF % tolt, ,uu viii De- d.l.shuul.'
rf.Iitd
Na,u SrU Lindsay and p,h.n,y
oliver nuL C.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
M,'ONiC OrFICEp> W.T. M
GIVES RECEPTION

uniUv and refreshments without
stirc. viii fratvr, the entertainment ~
be- rendered -. ~ Cusm1n. grand high
pri'.t ~ ne T,Nns Grand l.ulrr ana
r. VI BlTil"". secretary. tonight
Tho grand lode, visitors 1901, ',peciol
~ tho troin from pllir,icV this morn.
Ing l,'fr"shm rt~ vii h' served nv
wrm' ,rs ~ tho Eastern star. llotn
Grand UuiDnrs arH ready suelk'rs mi
" NO D, heard M the orc" sion Visitors
from outside towns nue. expected tn ilt.
mit Iu doing honor @. 'hU state officers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10

or bisached hair. instantly. TO any
saade Of brown or black.
without injury 10 hair or scalp.
~Brownatone" imparts natural. last
Ing coiors that defy detection. Does
not rub or wash OF. and requires
3ust q few moments 20 apply.
Guaranteed absolutely harmless
Druggists everywhere sell and
rec IN M Q n a "Brownaione." Two
sises--soc and ti.s0 with easy. COM
piste directions. Two colors--shAd::
and Dark Brown 10 Black
Special Free Trial Offer
For q free trial bottle Of brown
Atone send 20 The kenton Pharm-
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Ky, enclosing lie 20 pay postage.
packing and war tax.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
Kansas City Man Says Tanlse
Made A "Clean Sweep Of
All His Troubles-Suffered
Four Years.

"ny tho time / had finished my FIRST
bottle ~ Tuua, began Co.. siruighicn
right up said ~ Snuyh $500 51ih
80 Kansas 'ity NJ.
"Fm four N,au WIS q prey Ia
nervous indigestion. newer trlt lik"
ItuE and what litlr . forced Il wn
always gty. mc ttouhi. ~ times
tls b, dizgy beaded thlt whenever I
iHuptl over c,cf th.uF SEEMED O." h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10

Randall DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
The Tell Tale
of GRAY Hair

TO be judged ten years older than
you actually are. 10 the tell-tale Of
gray. streaked hair. which detrActs
from q youthful appearance as much
~ q vrinkied face does.
Wcmen. everywhere. prefer the
easy, harmless ''Brownatone" meth
% that tints gray, streAked. faded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
Warrant, Drrsls.

y. A. Brown TO. Virginia Collins.
block az. San Jacinto Addition: con.
sideration. $500.
inez Lilly to u. ", Nash. lot 6. north
<os. n; 9. block I'll. san Jacinto Nd.
dItIon: consideration. 500.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-03-25
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
SIGN TRADE AGREEMENT
Each Agrees Not to impose Any Form
Of Blockade Against the Other
VIII Renew Teieuraphs

London, March 10 The trade agree.
ment under which commercial reia-
lions VIII be resumed by Great Brit.
hin and Russia was signed here Wed
nesdny morning by Representatives Of
the two governments. The agreement
X essentially the same ny the draft
taken 10 Moscow by Deonid Krassin,
minister OF trade and commerce, In
January the most important terms OF
which follow:
Each party agrees to refrnln from
hostile action or propaganda outside
Its borders against the other lnstltu-
tions, or giving assistance or encour.
agemcnt To any propaganda outside It's
own borders. The soviet government
particularly agrees To refrain from any
propaganda outside Its own borders.
The soviet government particularly
agrees To refrain from any encourage.
ment OF AsIatlc peoples To action
against British interests, especially in
Asia Minor, Persia, Afghanistan and
India.
Each agrees not To impose any
form OF blockade against the other or
any determinations against trade not
imposed ON other foreign countries.
ships In each others harbors shall
receive the treatment usually accorded
foreign merchant ships by commercial
nations.
"A renewal Of telegraphlc and postal
facilities. Including parcel post. will he
arranged"
With regard 10 Russian gold export,
ell from Russia as payment for Imports
the British government does not con.
eede the soviet claim that such gold
should be registered ny immune from
seizure tn pay British claims.
In The arrangement the soviet gov
eminent IL termed the government OF
the Russian socialist federal soviet re-
public"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-03-25
PACKING PLANT LABOR
PLEDGED TO AID BATTLE
Resolution Offers to Give Full Moral
and Financial Support in contro-
versy Over Hours and Wages

Chicago, March II. = International
officers Of every /. cking plant union
under the American Federation Of
Labor yesterday pledged their organ
izatinns TO 20 10 any extent in support
Of the Alnulgamated Order Of Meat
Cutters ana Butcher Workers Of North
America, In it's dealings with the pack
ers over wages and working hours.
resolution adopted at conference
nf the officials yesterday pledged full
moral and financial support" and the
officials announced that they had
agreed verbally to go to the extent of
calling sympathetic strike. providing
the meat cutters walked ont and their
own organizations authorized a strike.
AT the same time II was decided 10
place the matter before Samuel Com
pers al conference Of presidents Ut
the II allied unions TO be held I'm
Washington Sunday A telegram ask.
ing MIR. Gompers to be present was
sent TO Frank Morrison. secretary of
the American Federation Of Labor last
night
Dennis Lane, secretary of the meat
cutters union. and Redmond s. Bren.
nan OF Kansas City, it's attorney. were
chosen to represent the workers at the
conference with Secretary Davis in
Washington. The meeting yesterday
adopted resolution authorizing Mr..
Brennan and Mr.. Lane to act for all
OF the unions. 1t was decided that
the labor representatives should insist
AT the conference that the packers
live up to the arbitration agreement
reached during the war, which recently
was terminated by the packers.
Mr.. Brennan and Mr.. Lane were in
structed that on this point there could
be no weakening. The stockyards EN-
ployes, 1t was decided, would arbitrate
anything at any time, but would not
consent to n violation of this agree
ment.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-03-25
RUSSlA-POLISH TREATY
IS FINALLY SIGNED UP
Twenty-six Paragraphs and Five Ap
pendices Make up the Document.
Boundaries Are Established

Riga. March 19.--After months OF
negotiating, peace finally was signed
last night by the representatives of
Russia, Ukraine and Poland.
After the signatures had been af.
fixed 10 the treaty, NJ. Dombski. head
of the Polish mission. declared il was
the desire of Poland To be the bridge
between Europe and Russia. He added.
however, that future relations between
Poland and Russia would depend on
the execution OF the peace treaty The
conviction that good relations would
be established between Russia and her
neighbors because Russia was first to
recognize the right to self-determina-
tion of small nationalties. was ex-
pressed by Adolph .Ioffe. chief Of the
Russian delegation.
Twenty-six paragraphs and five APP
pendlceS made up the document. The
first four paragraphs establish the
RusSian-t kranian-Pollsh frontiers. COW
ering the present demarcation line and
allowing for alterations under which
2eO square kilometers are coded IN
Poland near Minsk and the district OF
Polesia on the Ckraniun frontier.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-03-25
ALLIES DEMAND IMMEDIATE
RECEIPT OF BILLION MARKS
Germany Has Until April I TO submit,
Proposal to Pay Balance 10000. 600.
600 Marks Otherwise Than In Cash

Paris, March io,-The allied repara-
lions commission, In It's note To Ger
many demanding fulfillment Of article
23a OF the peace treaty. notified the
German government Il must pay one
billion gold marks before March ~.
II has been announced
The money must he deposited In the
Bank Of France, Bank Of England. or
The Federal Reserve hank In the Unit
I'd States. Germany was told. II must
complete the payment OF 20,ooo. oO0. Opa
gold marks by May /.
The commission gave Germany I'M.
~ April to submit proposal ~ pay
the balance Of the 2O.m0. 90 oO
marks otherwise than In cash Ger.
many may submit n plan for foreign
loan. the proceeds OF which shall be
payable Ia the commission