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The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
E. D. CRAWFORD
BITTEN BY HORSE

F. D Crawford. general manager Of
the Central Milling company, received
severe injury yesterday when he
was bitten in the shoulder by horse
He was walking along Holman street
between Condit and ogden and paid
TO attention to a truck horse which
was drawing up at the curb. As he
was passing the animal IL suddenly
gave him a vicious bite in the shoulder
decorating the flesh. The horse be-
longs to the Calumet Coal company
and is said to have acted in a vicious
manner on previous occasions
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
TOO MUCH
SEX IN THE
MOVIES?
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsYlcEl


WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Present
day movies arc too ''sex-y'' according
20 reform leaders here who appeared
today before the district commission
ers and urged the establishment Of a
censorship department. Or. Wilbur F.
Crafts. superintendent OF the national
reform bureau. submitted the results
OF two months survey of pictures
appearing in the capital and said he
found the sex thrill was the great
objective" OF a majority og the pro
gram
Vamps. he found. are slightly wan
ing in popularity right now, but the
hicker4nS films arc still revealing
much that moral leaders think the
public would be better off without.
THE eek thrill" oplned Or. Crafts.
lis taking the place of the alcoholic
kick in the saloon"
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
SOLONS WON'T
Be BOTHERED
TIMES BUREAU At STATE eAPITALI

INpIANAPoLIS, Ind, Jan, 1e.--The
attitude taken BY the Chambers OF
CONNER rec OF Lake county, prohibiting
any persons from lobbying while MEM
bers Of the assembly are in the Caiu
met district. was greeted with ap-
plauss when read before the senate
this morning by Senator Holmes Of
Gary. The message was from r. z.
Bradford and stated that Assem- blymcn
viii be given official badges and no
one viii be permitted to force pet
schemes on them while on a visit to
sec industrial Developments OF Lake
county.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
BULLETIN
liNrEENATloNhl news SERVICE

tiNTEsRATloHAt nEgs SERVICE
VERA Cruz. Jan. 1s.z-Huudreds
of persons were drowned or injured
by the bursting of a reservoir nesr
the city Of Pachuca on Tuesday. ac-
cording to a telegram received here
today.
Many mines were flooded and II is
feared that the death Of miners
trapped b. ths sudden tnrush Of
water VIII prove heavy.
The damage Is estimated at mil
lions OF dollars.
Many bodies have already been
recovered.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
S RM NEWS
FLASHES
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcE1
ROCKFORD, IL, Jan. 19.-Thc
body OF G. C. Elliott Sor many
years head of the materials depart
ment of 3 match company AT slgin.
III, vas found hanging in a house
at Roscoe. near hore today. Mr..
Elliott had suffered q nervous break
down some time ago and had been
confined In santtarium near Ros-
coe. lie was 55 years old and is
survived by his widow and one
daughter, Both of whom live at
Elgin.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
NEW MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED
'sPEcIAt 70 THE TlpEsl

CROWN POINT. Ind, jan. is.-The
to3o"i1s new marriage licenses have
been issued tais week
william a. Stibu-ski.. Carrie Coral
SKIS indiana Hsrbor; George Bovas
anna lewis East Chicago; Arthur II.
Long Bessie Pringie, Gary: NfiRo
ienEyel. Mary kucska, Hammond: Joe
Murzyn, Nellie Dorba. whiting: John
Dzenna' Elizabeth slSvara. Whiting
MIKE krazsk. Antonia vsJda. Whitine
Mathew s Manion. Esther sa6o. Gary
Frank Medoed, Mary spahic. Gary.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
MONON SHOPS
LAY OFF MEN

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. ls.-Three
hundred and sixty.thrce men were laid
off today at the Monon railway shops
in thisecit3-. u was the largest cut
in the working forces made in many
years at the local shops. The reduc-
tion ordered will take effect Satur-
day. The notices posted informed the
men they would be OF until further
notice. The reduction affects ali de-
partments OF the shops.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
AAGARD, WAR HERO
KILLS HIMSELF
Shell Shock Believed by
Wife to Have Caused Him
to Take His Life

GROWN POINT Ind, Jan. 1s.-Ray
Aagaard, who shot himself on the
Staley Donnaha farm early Tuesday
morning died about 2:3o in the after
noon never regalnIng consciousness
1t has developed that Aasaard who
served overseas IN France wzs she'll
shocked and has been acting dueerly
OF late. He has never been himself
since his return from service, accord
ing 70 his parents and one reason for
his being on ne farm was that the
quiet country life might restore his
shattered nerves. The body VIII be
taken to Chicago for burial on Thurs
day.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEws SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsWcEi
NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.--Securities
stolen from a United States Mail
truck in Chicago yesterday by dar-
ing daylight bandits were valued
at $4,000, It was revealed here to
day. Blair & Company, brokers,
advertised the value Of tho stolen
bonds and issued Warming against
any attempt to negotiate them.
There were four bandits in the
hold-up and twelve sacks or mail
were stolen.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
NEW TEXTILE
MILLS READY

KNOXVILLE. Tenn Jan. s.-Tbe
new half million dollar textile mill
here is about completed and will soon
be IN operation. Two other textile
mills are re-opened today, employing
$50 workers.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
MONON LOAN
APPROVED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1a.-The Inter-
state commerce commission today sp-
proved q loan Of s115.0 900 to the Chi
cage. Indianap polls & Louisville Rat
road company 20 aid the carrier IN
obtaining additional motive power
consisting Of five freight locomotives
OF the Mikado type, at a total csti-
mated cost of $4,000. To meet the
governments loan the carrier must
finance $225.o00-
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgsyicel

INTERNATIONAL NEWs sEFViCCl
GLEN FALLS. y. Y. Jan. 1a-
Two earthquake shocks were felt
at Corirth. Saratoga county. at )
o'clock this morning. accompanied by
rumbling sound and resulting in
two cracks IN the earths surface
one one-fourth of an inch wide and
several rods long, the other Eve or
siS inches vide and several feot in
length no damage Uas done Trc-
nlors wcre also felt In Lake George
Village. twenty miles from Coginth.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
Death of Aged Lady

Jennie A. Wood IS State st--es. a.
Tears or age, s widow living with her
son, Bert Wood died tails morning z;
o'clock of old age. The body r-l.i
be shipped to Rochester, n. T, ha,
former home this evening, where run
crsl services will be held
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
FAMOUS RUSSIAN
WOMAN ILL

PARIS. Jan. 1a.-Catherlne Bresh-
Iovskaya, known as the little grand
mother OF the Russian revolution"
who is Ill in a hospital IN a suburb OF
Paris, is In critical condition, 1t xas
announced today. She came to Paris
to attend meeting of anti bolsaevik
Russians.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
WON'T ACCEPT
WAGE REDUCTION

ANNISTOS. Ala, Jan. 1e.-Over 200
pine moufders have voted not to sc-
cept 4 reduction OF wages proposed 81
severai large pips plants here accord
lrsly stating this would be necessary
il they arc able to open their plants
which have been idle since the middle
OF December. The plants will remain
closed
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19

VIII Mary Gsrden. in her new ca
pacIty as managing director OF the
Chicago Opera association, be able to
eliminate the friction that has ruff
fed the tempers of some Of the com
panys stars? Friends OF the prima
donna, who IS the first woman to hold
such an exalted position IN the opera
world, are asking this question. From
Minneapolis. where Nine. Amelia CAL
n-Curci has just become the bride o.
Homer Samuels. her concert accom-
panist. comes the rumor that she may
rot renew her contract with the Chi
cago company.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19
GARY LADY
SUSTAINS
BROKEN NECK
Much Damage is Done and
Lives are Endan-
gered

AZ the result Of the heavy han storz.
that struck the Twin citys carly this
morning. two persons were injured, ono
believed 20 be serious. and damage
estimated at several thousand dolis4o
was done.
Several large signs hanging from dlf-
fcrent buildings on Michigan ave, were
blown down, endengering many pedcs
TRANS, who we're waiting for a Green
Line Car.
Jack Pollock Of sSi5 Michigan ave
who has been working as a speciai
policeman in the South Side, g1ncs the
smallpox epidemic. was walking dow
the steps OF the iCty Hall, after report
ingfor duty. when he slipped on the ic,,
steps. causing fracture oS the lef
wrist. DR.. Tovnsiey attended the in-
jured man; and later sent him home.
Nook Believed Broken.
Mrs. Annie LaRcrty. OF Gary, vhe
had been visiting friends at Indian
Harbor, sustained possible broken neck
as result OF fall, due 70 the slippery
condition at the Michigan ave- crossinp.
OF the New Tork Central Railroad. r.
ts believed that when she fell, her necS
struck one Of the rails. She was taker
TO her home In Gary in an automobile
owned and driven b. Charles s. Hettler.
s6fi Cottage Grove ave, Chicago. no
happened to be passing.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19

Unsettled weather tonight ans
thursday probably ruin; warmer
tonight with lowest temperature
ApoNe freeEinEi fresh to strong
southwest winds,
The Lake County times., 1921-01-19

On stPeete and naws@eaad. IA
per COPY. Delivered hY oa1r4eY A
hammond ana Ws~ EaxnraonA.
Fifty cents per month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
CONEY BADLY HURT
WHEN PLANE FALLS
Irans-Continental Flyer In
jures Spine When Plane
Crashes Into Tree.

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oU,S' 'I''S-''Ht'nehlal flyer
". N'.- ne e'Eeh hitu''d. ale
....,-... ......, a.- -ie extent 'i MS injuries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
JURY FINDS FOLEY
GUILTY OF MURDER
Sentences Youth TO Life I'M
prisonment for Staying
of Detectives.

by Associated Press
TOLEDO. O.. March 25-Edward
II. Foley. Is years old. was found
guilty Of second degree murder bv
a jury Iatc Friday afternoon and
sentenced 10 life imprisonment in
the Ohio penitenuary at ,oluu bus.
The jury deiberated three hours and
As minutes and took thirteen ballots
Foley was tried for the death Of
Louis Schroeder and A. + Ions.
New York Central railroad detec-
tives. who were killed when five
bandits held up Austin Breed
union station agent and robbed him
of more than 10000.
The two detectives who were es-
c0rt'ng Breed 10 downtown bank
opened FIRE or the bandits. The
officers fell dead in an automobile
In which the three were riding.
The prosecution in summing up it's
case 90 the jury Friday asked "a
conviction Of first degree murder
which carries the death penalty.
The trial judge made no recon-
mendat.0n while the defense counsel
pleaded for mercy.
Foleys defense throughout his
trial was thar be- did no shooting
claiming his revolver jammed. He
admitted being member OF the
bandit band but declared dee was "a
dupc
Royce Richardson. negro driver az
the bandit car. was found guilty of
first degree murder in the same rob-
berry and was sentenced 90 die on
June 10. Three others have not
been captured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
SCHAEFFER SENDS
IN RESIGNATION
TO GOV. CRAY
State Insurance Commissioner
Quits, Following Cover
nor's Request.

by Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 25-Gov.
McCray Friday received the resigna-
ton of Miles Schaeffer as state in
surauce commissioners, effective ON
March ST. which had been asked by
the governor. The request for the
resignation is the first known TO
have been made by the governor,
who is now engaged i'm filling the
state positions for his administra-
tion of state affairs for TIE next four
years.
Maurice O. shelton. secretary of
the state purchasing committee. Will
be asked TO resign according 10
state house reports. Fred Robinson.
one of the governors campaign
managers. Is slated for the position.
virtually that of state purchasing
agent which pays $4,000 year.
No announcement was made by
the governor OF who viii take Mr.
Schaeffer's place. but the new COM
missioner viii begin his duties on
April l.
"I wish another TO fila the posi-
ton, said Gov. McCray, i'm his letter
to Mr. Schaeffer. adding that he
thanked the cC mmissiouer lin ad-
vance for acquiesCence I'm this re-
quest" In reply Mr.. Schaemer sent
i'm his resignation. and extended TO
his successor and the governor his
best wishes for successful and
efficient administration o. the insur-
ance business in Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
SUMMONS THREE RAIL
HEADS BEFORE BOARD

CHICAGO. March 25-The Unit d
States railroad labor board Issued re-
quests Friday for the appearance be-
fore it ON Monday. April 4, of three
more railway executives.
w q. Besler. Of thc Central Rail-
road Of New Jersey; +. J.. LOOMS Of
the Lehigh Valley. and II. r. Byram.
Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 Paul
Will be hearl after b. NJ Jewell
chairman of the railway euployes'
department of the American Fedora
tou of Labor concludes his robutaI
testimony at the hearing over the ma
tional agreements.
AIr. Jewell has already occupied
the stand for two days The hearing
was adjourned Friday until Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
ASK RETURN OF TWO
MEN TO DAYTON. o.

BY Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS March 25.-Re-
quisiuons for the return Of Frank
Papp and Frank Jacob. of Rich
mond, TO Dayton, O.. to answer affi-
Gavits charging them with driving
an automobile I'm a manner TO en-
danger life We're received late on
Friday bv Gov. MCCray.
Records filed with the requisitioEs
sent by Gov. Davis. of Ohio, alleged
that an automobile driven at 60
miles am hour 10y Papp and Jacob
i'm the Dixie highway. near DreXei
O.. struck a woman pedestrian after
hitting another automobile. The ac-
cident occurred Jan Is, last
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
STRIKING MARINES TO
AGREE TO MEDIATION

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. March Marine
engineers and officers on ocean,
going tugs along the Atlantic coast.
who went ON strike Thursday i'm pro-
test against wage reductions have
returned 10 work Cendlng concilia-
tion 10y the department Of labor.
This message was sent TO the de-
partment Friday night by Thomas b..
Healey, chairman OF the Atlantic and
Gulf Coast conference of the marine
engineers beneficial association
IIe also sent q message To cec'v Of
Commerce Hoover. who brought the
strike situation to the attention of
the department of labor thanking
him for his iutercesrion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
VAN FLEETS HOPES
SURELY CAN'T REST
ON CABINET BERTH
Interest Centers at Capital on
Permanent Post for
Harding Aide.

Observation-Disclosures Either
the powers that be i'm the Harding
administration are extremely tickle
or Vernon N. Van Fleet. Of south
Bend Iud is hard to please.
Political observers of WashinctCn
ba,-a co,-. to tho decision since the
~ Tho rinorino of
some ,,.,,. .bofoa .,1,,ro ro,. 1-~n r,,oo-
has b.come almost a weekly occur
romeo
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tio, r. ,,.,s, ,,.r,fsnaro7 .bout bv tbosa
tr.st ,,.,,sI,. know whereof tbcv
s..ar- t5,+ Yam r.lea+ VINO n,anaaad
tho nrss;dart,s Indiana nri,nai-v cam
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
BEGIN HEARING OF
BERGDOLL CASE TODAY

BY Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY No March 25.-
Relocating of the case of Erwin
BergdoH. brother of Grover Cleve-
land Bergdou. has been set for sat
urday morning i'm the federal dis
trict court i'm Kansas city. No.
Bergdoll is under sentence of five
years confinement in the United
states disciplinary barracks at Fort
Leavenworth following his conviction
10y a court martial on charge of
evadins the draft Habeas corpus
proceedings seeking his release were
instituted in the federal district
court January Is ON the ground that
Bergdou had not received a draft
notice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
PARDONS NrUNCTE Man.

~ ASSUrI1fnI Press
MUNCIE. Ind. March 25.-WIu-
lam j. Finan. prominent democratic
leader of this city. who was sent
enCed 90 the federal prison al At
lanta. Ca more than two years ago
for receiving stolen goods from in-
terstate shipments returned to this
city Friday "a free man. Finan was
granted "a pardon by Pres't Harding
Wednesday on the recommendation
Of the federal pardon board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
Now It, Tax Master.
Protests Granting
Liberties to DebS
Georgia Department of Amer
lean Legion Against Par
doning Socialist.

Gy Associated Press.
ATLANTA. Ga- March 27-ViE-
orous protest AGAINST the liberties
granted Eugene y. Debs or AGAINST
his pardon was expressed Friday i'm
90 telegram sent by a. T.. Henson.
commander of the George depart
ment of the American legion 20 r.
W Galbreath. rhc national COM
mander at indianapolis THE telc-
gram follows
Georgia department observes by
press that Eugene Debs was grant
ed unusual consideration for a crim-
inal duly convicted by constituted
authoritics Believes similar con-
sideration should Doe extended to ala
criminals or none. Debs PROM
ncnce makes his crime more hrir-
ous Clear distinction betwcen OPP
preston because of opinion of free
speech and rert criminal acts of
Debs This department vigorous $
protests auy further acts of dis
elimination n favor Of prominen.
war erin. nals.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
MOTHER OF DECKER
BELIEVES son INSANE

special 10 NeWs-TimeS
F.LKHART. Ind, March 25.-M1s.
lydia Decker. mother of Virgil
Decker. alleged slayer of Leroy
Lovett. has supplied another story
to- the infnity of accounts, as TO tn
rrobable causes of the tragedy.
Her latest statement given Friday
is that she believes Virgil TO be in
sane. substantiating her claim 10y
admitting that her mother. Mrs
Catherine Watson; her brother.
William Wotson. and her aunt,
named GOoduow. were all mentally
defective. She declared that her 500.
acted i'm strange fashion several
DAYS prior 20 the murder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
Solemn Rites to Feature
Easter Observance Here

Hymn-Anges Rolled the Rock
Away
sermon-"The Power Of the
Resurrection .. The Rector
Gloria Patri ................ Chant
Onertory Anthem-They Have
Taken Away My Lord D.. Stainer
DoNology .............. old Tune
Sursum Corda ............. Chant
Sanctus ................ lie Jeune
Benedlctus ............. lie Jeune
Agnus Del .......-.... lie Jenue
Anthem-The Day of Resurrection
Recessional-Jesus Christ is Risen
Today
Postlude- Halleujah .... Handel
Services for Knights Tcmplar
At o'clock special Easter
service Cor the members of the
Knights Templar viii be held AT the
church at which time the St James
choir viii be assisted by the boy
choir of the Episcopal church of
Goshen and by the South Bend
symphony orchestra. under the di-
rection of r. II. IngersoI. viii give
the following program:
Organ Prelude
knights Templars' Professional
Onward Christian Soldiers.
Anthem-The Magnificat Simper
Soloist-Otto RichartZ
The Unfinished symphony -
............... Schubert
ta) Allegro Moderate
OBJ Andante Con Noto.
The South Bend symphony Or D..
chestra
them-They have Taken a way
My Lord .......... Stainer
Soloist-Otto Richartz
Duet - CruCihX .......... Faure
Mrs. Jesse WincheU. W. 2. McHenry
CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
NRPTST UOWAT

PITTSBTRG. Kan. March 25.-
Alexander H. HoWat, president of the
Kansas Mine Workers. and three
members Of the organizations dis
trict executive board. We're arrested
herc late Friday ON charges of con-
tempt OF court in connection with the
calling of strike now in progress at
"a coal mine i'm this county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26

BY Associated Press
ATLANTA. Ca. March 25---JuGee
Samuel IT, Sibiey in federal district
court here Friday MINT denied the
petition Of striking union men of the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
railway that he rescind his wage re-
duction order and refer the matter
to the federal railroad labor board
for action
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26

By Associated Press.
Los ANGELES. Calf March 25.
Damage estimated ar S5.00U.000
was done by fire Friday at Los An
geles harbor A wharf four Yachts
and the plant of The seacraft corpo-
ration was destroyed. A sixty mile
gale made the work OF the firemen
difncult and for time flames en-
dangered other propetN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26

Ne70 Easter Toys
Put Big Dent in
Dads Bank Roll
Women of Country Spend
S2OO,OOO.OOO in Annual
Doll-Up" Drive.

By United Press
NEW YORK. March 25.-Fathor
today faced bills of more than 5000
00o.Cl for mothers Easter attire
Women Of the United States have
spent approximately that amount
during the last two weeks for their
Easter silks and satus according 10
5amcs Goold. editor of "Women's
Wear" and authority ON retail car-
mcnt trade
"lt has probably been the greatest
Easter buying season in history"
GooId said Friday. Economic devei-
opments have reacted to the satis-
faction of both women and the deal
ers Lowering of prices of food
stu1s has enabled tho housewife to
spend more money on her Easter
bonnet and lowering of tho price 9f
the Easter bonnet has enabled her to
doll mp more profuscly than i'm any
season since the wan
sport New EroCks
Six million women i'm the United
States arc going to sport u new hat
on new frocl in the Easter parad-
"Only q small percentage of the
paraders will Doe seen on Fifth av
Tho greater portion of the money
was spent 90 decorate the parader ON
the main streets from coast 10
coast
Grey and henna shades viii he
dominant in millinery while grey
and navy blue have been sold most
in suits The radical element i'm
dress seems TO have been CONQUERED
and most suits are of straight line
effect.
"The 5000. 100000 that father viii
have TO spend cannot be used as a
household argument however. for
iuvcstigatioo Of the mems clothing
market will show ne has spent near
ly that amount himself"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-26
L. S. Government
Against ReSti1ning
of SOUiet TRADE
Will Not Consider Relations
Until Economic System
of Soviet Changes.

/ v-,ctrrD-l,.r,l>-
7'' ei "'i.''ll hot'Ileu lit
I so'le' auehorllles in hussia Friday
-,'al IeSUI.'i' l'oh OF trade between
RUSSIA ana the United States could
Io' 'e considered until fundamental
'ls'S hdu beth maze Do the ec"-
nomic system underlying the soviet
regime.
Safety of human life. guarantee
/ of property rights free lsbor ami
/ Observance OF the sanctity of con-
F tracts were among the requirements
I laid dOwI i'm "a brief note bv Sec'v
Hughes as essential - ,b. 5,,.- os
cou,r,err- l,et,-.e,, t,o .,,, .....
trie- sre o,oo ,,.... .-..s
Tho ,o,,,,,,uf..... ,ss
I ,.i,ci,,,, -.
ZION of s,7cb Cls.,,,.... ,,.,,.. f..' e.,...,
/ isba5 borora tl,f. ..,,,,,-,.,. .,.... .......,
/ -, .,........
! al nus ,"e Ho'e ace
~, ''' az 'ile '' "''' '-oH OF 'l''
IL ''0Ne ana MAKE heise-I al-
i"C'1'e eColoinIcdIIy 20 the nations
WIN "lllch she ueslfes 10 eAchanEe
I p'ouucIs.
Note Made Pubhc.
Inc onmuhlcaJlon was made
puoHc al lne state department in
lhe FORM or statement Toy Sec}
/ hughes with the notation that
COPY OF IL had oeeh sent Jo the Am
eIlcah coHsul az ReVal' EsJnonia %
De handed 10 dtvinon the sovie-
representative there The note was
i'm reply TO the appeal recently ad
dressed by the soviet regime TO
Pres't Harding and congress. asking
that trade relations between the
United StT-es and Russia be restored
and proposing TO send a delegation
TO the United States tc oepo-iste
fo that and N, mention c,os ,,,.5o
bv Sec.v r4,,abes of tho rronoss1 -,
send a delegation IN This cor,+r,.
p,.ior ,,.i-i.,,- e...1 ,4,-+-tl,-,
the Russian trade snestion v.s dis
cussed for nearly two bo,,s h,
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