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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
American Legion

CULVER, Ind, July 15.-As joint
Americanizing and financing move
ment the American Legion in Indiana
will show, under the auspices of the
local posts in practically every city
in the state, the photo drama, entitled
MY Own United States" This an
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15

Skins of many uncommon animals,
Including apes, lizards, walruses, py-
thons and numerous kinds of alligators
and crocodiles are now being used for
making women's footwear.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
Circuit Court

A change of venue was taken in the
action of Samuel Jaffe VS.. the Wayne
Works, in which the plaintiff is asking
$4,000 for services rendered. Fred C.
Cause. of New Castle was named
special judge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15

Charles W. Roberts was ordered to
pay $50 suit money in his divorce &C
ton against Grace A. Roberts in
Wayne circuit court, Friday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15

Field, Mimi; Adam L. Middleton, first
vice president. Eagle Grove, Iowa; F.
A. Nudge. second vice president, Peru,
Ill; H. w. Avery, secretary, Wake
| field Kan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
AVALANCHE kILLs MANI

RIGA, July 15.-A great avalanche
from a mountain fell into river flow
ing through Vyernyi, Russian Turke-
stan. blocking the channel and caus-
ing flood which took a heavy toll of
life, according to a report received
here
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15

Evidence supporting charoes that
Gov. Len Small withheld public
moneys while occupying the Office
of state treasurer has been laid be-
fore a grand jury setting IN San
canon county. Illinois. Indictment
of the chief executive looms as
possibility Of the investigation.
Governor Small denies the charges.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
DANIELS DENOUNCED
FOR METHOD IN
NAVY SCANDAL CASE
Majority Report Of In
vestigators Upholds
r. |. Clergymen

WAsHINGToN. July Former
Secretary Daniels and Former Assist
ant Secretary itooseyrit Of he navy
are denounced for IN. methods used
IN investigating the war tine scandal
among enlisted men at the Newport
training station. In the majority re.
port OF n senate sib-rOmmittee made
putlic to-day.
The charges made by clerg9men of
Newport. II. t. and the Providcncr
journal. the report says have bcea
proved to the Satisfaction of the COM
mittee' ana both the clsrEy and the
joutnnl says the report. 'deserv" The
thanks Of the people at large
At the same time TO-DAY. Mr.. Rooae-
Welt issued a statement declaring that
senators BAN OF Delaware and Reyes
Of New Hampshire, the Two republi.
cans who constitute the majority OF
the investigating committee, had
iss4ued their findings without giving
him hearing after promising To du
40. which Mr. Roosevelt In his state
ment contended shows prem"ditat
ed and unfair purpose uf seeking
" hat they mistakenly believe To be a
partisan political advantage
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
NORRIS HuHs pFfI
Insists os Pas~asr of Espori mi
20 save I'armers.

WASHINGTON. July is.--"Ths
real oppualtion % The plii proyid-
ina FOR Farm Products Expod
corporation. says Senator uenrge
Norris OF Nebraska. It's author.
ARISES from the fear that. u the
government once starts a. u wilt
become permanent.
''rhe result " that bankers. ex-
porteis. the whole range OF mid-
dlemcn dealers In grain. and every
influence they can bring 10 hear.
are united la a determined fight
10 prevent It's passage.
But 1 want TO serve notice that
this fight has only begun. In my
Judgment II is more important to
the real welfare OF the country
Khan other question before VA
E Aud do not except tarin ant
taNntion IN that.
THE fear OF those Interests on
posing the bill that q would mark
The end OF our old system OF farm
exports 4 probably Justified. For
u In the operation Of the cor.
poration Il was demonstrated that
the producers could handle their
own products. gather them to-.
gcthcr and turn them over TO the
corporation for export, middle
men and bankers who now make
millions would he out OF lob.
Il realize that the administra-
tion. which is hostile 10 the bill.
could make the project fail In
operation II n chose. But am
In favor Of putting II up TO then
straight and giving them their
chance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Hibernians Open
Convention in Detroit

DETROIT, July ia.-Thc nfty-sec-
ond national convention OF the An
cient order of lliberninns was for
maily opened here today following a
pontifical hlEh mass at St Peter and
Pauis churches celebrated by Right
Rev. NJ. j. Gallagher, bishop o. ,ne
Detroit diocese and national chapla IN
of the order The sermon was de-
livered 10y Very Rev. John Cnyun-
augh, president of the Catholic Uni
versity OF America at Washington
Tn" first business session II to be
held tomorrow. The convention is tu
continue through the Week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
liz OFT or WHOLE
CLOTH, CAMPBELL SAYS

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. July ~. --
Major Hrucc Campbell. director -
education M the camp PIX" coileg"
and formerly counsel FOR prisoners Of
war at Governors Island. New York.
described statements hy Mrs Emma
E"frdoN nt Washington today nr 70
"a, out ct the Who'll. cloth.
Major Campbell d. under orders 'o
proceed to Washington IN connection
with the committee hearings
Discussing Aii'- Bergdolln as't'r-
lion that hr had demanded 100000.
Major Campbell declared
4 never mad such a conv"rsnt ton
with Mrs Bergdoll or her son. !
was counsel Tor Grover Eerndoll when
hr Wus tried hrforv O. court martial
bt following his conviction had
nothing further to de- with his ease,
My connection with his cas-" did
NOT come about through any artiNit'
pu mN part I was assigned a. cuuh
81 TO defend prisoners Of war au1
automatically bucam" his counsel
wh.n he was called Tor TRIAL
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BODY FOUND UNDER WRECKED
AUTO THAT OF DR.. BRUMFIELD,
HIS WIFE STILL INSISTS.

HOSEBtHG. Oregon. July Ia
Rclativc- Of pr. A. NJ hrumficld.
missing dentist. today were mnkins
plans 10 establish that the body
found under his wrecked automobile"
last Thursday was his aud not thai
of Dennis Russell the laborrr fu-
whose alleged murder a warrant is
out against Dr. Hrumfi"ld
Mrs numfiold. contrnding that
the body b. that OF her husband, said
SHE b. positive iu her Identification.
llrr father. Dr u. Brrrsford oi
Owrnsvillr. lnd., Is expected To urriN O.
Thursday tu counsel With Mrs. Brum-
n'ld II was said that reward fot
Ru'sell mny be- offered on the theory
thar he murdered lirumfirld
"Of course. am positive that II
is IN. doctor's body said Mrs
Bnlmficld Through Years Of osaso-
citation one becomes absolutely fnmil-
lar with the contour, with every
curve I know the body by the cut
Of the hair. the shape of the fingrra
and nails. hy the callous made D.
his ring tnd bN the peculiar corn on
his foot II h. ridiculous To think 4
is not his body
No Crime Motive. She Snys.
why should the officers believe
thai the doctor has committed this
crimce isn't the theory that Dennis
ilussell committed murder for rob
her, just ~ plausible What motive
would tho doctor have for such q
crime
4 know his financial condition. ~,
was not pro.,-rd for money a." hp'
debts 81 Courar. but h" had property
cnnugh TO cover all his Indebtedness
and even II he didn't, my folks ha'
enough 10 tide ~ over My motho
fell heir 20 3. o 600 last fall aud II h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
MRS. bERGDOLL
SAYS She GAVE
OFFICER $4,000
First Demanded $780,
900, She Testifies in
Stacker Case

wAaIuNGToK. July 10 Mrs
Emma Rerrdoll of Philadelphia. io.
day told housc committee invcs,i-
gatlne the escape or Grover Cleveland
BarEdoll. her Stacker son. THAI she
gave 6.O00 To Major Hruc. Campbell.
an army omcer at Governors Island
for ur among high officials at
Washington 10 help obtain HIS free
dom"
Campbell. she said. flint demanded
100000. hut fihs refused.
Mrs Bsrgdoll snid she took The
none, ~ ,he isHsnd and handed Il
10 Grover. ny whom II WIS turned
over Ia Campbell Campbell. rh"
iuid. told hcr he hsd na,as"d III"
money to anoih.r officer for the pur-
poar Indicated.
Major Campbell recently told tho
. ,-immitise he did not receive one
dollar from Brrgdolls lie mas been
iummoned from Camp rake. ,rkan-
isa To- answer the charges Of MIA
H.rgdoli
Mrs Bcrgdou aid she did not
know the name OF the man men
TONED by CHmph.ll 40 having re'e'N'
I'd the money. Tut asserted IA" wiz
IN agent Of the government
Htamph.li told me he could not
accent any money for himself" siid
Ntu BerEdull. but hat h. whntrn
The 100000 FOR the higher ups at
Washington and New Nort'
Through Joseph r. noulahan.
Lool.kceptr for Nais.ermunn broth-
,rs members of the Sew YORK stock
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had needed money. he could have
borrowed all b" needed
1t was his policy Ia TAX" out in
siITnnc- ia cover his debts when
h" was - years old h. borrowed
money To- go To- school lie took out
Insurance Ia protect his creditors,
and since then he has always fol
lowed that policy"
Part of his insurance was mad"
out to her az beneficiary aud part to
his creditors Mrs Erumn,ld said.
iInd Money. she says.
II know he had about $1,000 she
said, He had u note standing al the
bank and he told me lac was going 81"
draw out money tu pay N" note. Ito
also drew another check, for 5000.
The note wns not paid, 80 he must
have had the money ON him when
he was killed.
"Ndne bf the notes he had out
standing was due and he was no'
needing money Immediately.
Mrs. Brumncld declared that her
husband frequently went out with his
rlflo In the ear She described IN.
gun NJ being 20 caliber automatic
and declared that he took the gun
out for a hunt sunday and that Do
| was siiil in the ear "Wednesday night
/ The rifle was found in the ear AMEN
the wreck occurred
Officers found two 20 calihoi
shells one being covered with blooo
and near tho wreck and the uthci
near the s'cnr of the shooting neal
l the Russell cabin The bullets foun,
In the body wcr" 30 badly shattero,
hat their size cannot be- determined
although they ar" known to b" of I
large caliher
the Inquest over the body found 10
the wreck h io start today pnarir
Attorney George Neuncr stated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
So, 900, 600 Loss in
Burning of Asphalt
Plant in New Jersey

IINBEN. y. J.. July 10 The l"sH
from the fire which destroyed 30 NJ
the - obi tanks and - asphalt stills
at the plant oG the warner Quinlan
4 Asphnlt company. near here. WIS
,ytimutud today a. three million dol
lars hy Company officials. In nddl-
tipn the entire plant was ruined WITH
the rNr"ption uf several small siruc-
tuTcs.
ENpIuians continued throughout
,h. night Three hundred thousand
barrels ur on were burned. much Of
IA flowing In finmes over nearby
meadows and water
while the fire was under control
to-day. nremrn estimated that some
nf IA. oil might continu" to hurn for
three dHvs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
LIQUOR PROBE MAY
INVOLVE SEVERAL
BIG POLITICIANS
Whisky Ring Said to
Have Operated at Re-
publican Convention

CHICAGO, July is.--Reveiations
which may Involve several politicians
OF national fame were promised BY
Assistant United States Attorney Roy
j. Egan today in connection with the
federal grand Jury investigation OF
Chicago's latea, whisky ring. said 20
have been headed by Mr. and Mrn.
James W. walsh. now under bond In
Detroit. They are alleged to have
sold between $4,000 and $780, 900
worth OF liquor to prominent chi
cagonns, many OF them miilionairss.
While Mr.. Egnn refused 10 amplify
his statement, II was supposed tina;
he referred to operation OF the liquor
ring during the republican national
convention here last year. Eight
Witnesses were TO be examined today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
ASPHALT IS PUT
ON THE FREE LIST
House Disposes of Last
of Five Contested
Sections

WASHINGTON. July Eth"
house today transferred asphalt from
thu dutiahlc to the free st in the
Fordney tariff hill thus disposing Of
the last five contested schedules on
which sepa rate votes Ncr" permitted
The vote was le3 to Sc
ON motion uf Representative Long
worth. republican, ONO, the hous"
voted siNty-s.X 10 thirty-fiv", 10 in
crease the duty on citrir acid from
ten cents to- twclv. cents "a pound. Mr..
Longworth saying California lemon
growers contcnUcd they NEEDED this
additional projection from Italian
competition,
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EEirNsT. July IA The return to
Belfast uf Sir James erals, The Ulster
premier. and the members Of his cah-
met. from London, must not ne inken
ns % rupture of the negotiations II
was declared today by Col. spencer
secretary OF the peRc" delegation, on
its arrival here. n rs thought that
the delegation will be recalled TO Lon
don next week. he declared.
None ~ the cabinet members would
hiv. anything To @y for publica tlon.
EnUonn 10 Valera is regarded by
tho Ulster uuionists nH visionary
and the feeling Bon uuionists circles
here is That no discussions among nll
the parties concerned m the lrlsn
settlement will Dee possible unill ne
considerably modifics his position
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DE VALERA To SEE
LLOYD GEORGE THURSDAY

LONDON, July Eamonn de
Valera. the Irish republican leader.
ana his colleagues who accompanied
him TO London. for the confercnc"
with Prime Minister iloyd-Gcorgc IN
the EFFORT to luy the basis Of trl-
partitc conference for solution OF
In. Irish question. are marking time
in anticipation OF the conversation OF
M DE Valera and the prime minis
ter. Thursday morning. IL Is report
cd that By that time Dir, Lloyd
George VIII have certain propositions
to present to the Irish leader which
will have received the approval OF
the British cabinet
The spokesman Of the lrish dele
gates today characterized their att
tude as "ail unhopeful."
Wnh reference to the statement OF
Sir james Craig. the Ulster premier,
In which he declared IL only re-
mained now for Mr.. De Valera and
the British people 10 como 10 terms
regarding the area outside that ol
which ne d. prime minister, and thai
the people of Northern ireland made
no claim whatever To determine The
terms Of agreement whirn Grea'
Britain should mako with Southern
ireland the spokesman said.
1t H. not a question Of Belfast be
Ing slbservient TO Dublin or iVci
versa but that both must be sub
serylent 10 Ireland,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
SHORT S47O.OOO
IN HIS ACCOUNTS
Comptroller Turns Over
Three Farms to
Packing Firm

AUSTIN, MINI. July i9.--Audlt of
the accounts of Il. J. 'Cy) Thomson.
former comptroller Of George A..
HORNED and company. local packers,
80 far shows "a shortage uf Si1O.O00
1t was announced today hy JAY 9.
HORNED. viyc president Of the com
pany
Three Oakdalc farms owned by MT.
Thomson. which h" has turned over
to q trustee to- aid In liquidaiing OBJ
legations To the HORNED company. are
valued az $1,000 600, Mt HORNED an
uounccd There is an indebtedness
Of SiOO. 600 against the farms when
are show places ot southern Minne-
sofa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
New Mexico Military
Institute Is Again
on Honor Roll

WASHINGTON. hily is.-Thirty-
four educational Institutions In the
United States were named by the war
department today NJ the q stin-
guished colleges ana honor military
schools, respectively. FOR the year
1891"
The recognition gives each college
ana university the right TO appoint
virtually without examination or one
student To- the regular army each year,
" bile each Of the honor schools Is
permitted to maintain one representa-
tive candidate az West Point.
The distinguished institutions" In
cludc the Agricultural and Mechuni-
cal college of Texas and Colorado AZ
riCultunl college
The honor military schools includ'
ed the New Mexico Military Institute
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
BOARD
GOVERNOR DEFENDS
FARM LOAN POLICY
Money Lent Doubled in
Year, He Says, in De-
nying Curtailment

WASIItNGTON. July 10 NiEor-
ous q defending the federal reserve
boards pol cy toward agricultural IN
ter.sis GOV Harding before the sem
ate banking committee today gave Of
fetal statistics tn show that instead OF
ruttailing farm loans. as charged hy
critics IN, federal reserve system \
advances ON long term loans virtually
doubled during the last year.
Governor Harding opposed ~ "un'
wise class Legislation I'll hy s-nH
tor kenyon. rrpuh lean. Iowa. pro-
posing enlargement ot the board by
appointment of am additional member
O.. .lr,Hrntatiye uf agriculture.
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SENATE WILL
HAVE VOICE ON
DISARMAMENT
President to Give Body
Representation at
Conference

WASHINGTON. Juiy la--- President
Harding ~ understood 20 have de-
cided that the senate IN 90 be repre-
s"ntcd ou the American conission In
the disarmament conferences 10 be
held here next fsll.
Although the size aud personnel Of
the commission are matters not yet
given detailed attention, th, prcsi-
dent " said o. tccl that because Of It's
joint responsibility with IN. executive
la the nations foreign rc.ations. the
senate ought 20 be represented.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
LONDON DoUBrTlL or
TRI-PARTITIs CoNfEltENtE

LONDON. July l'.- irish ncgoun
tons appear 10 have reached dead
lock In so FAR ns they concern y ~,
n.rttt, conference between David
LIoyd George. the British premier;
Eemonu pe Valera. Irish republican
lcndrr. and S'r James craig. premier
of I-tstor This developed late last
nis.ht when sir James, ~ ne departed
for pelfast issued a statement on
"a. .ubt.rt Of "sslf determination, ~
Witch ls interpreted tu mean that he
VIII NOT compromise ON another mat =
tor pertaining 60 listers political
rights
WIN. mo statement hes made a
deap IMPRESSION upou pottieni circles
tn many quarters. ~ is nor h"oept"u ~
& mai md hone BIS eNnrosrnd that the
negotiations FOR such % conference are
not vet ended
The rltcr premior's siaiomeni said
I that he was returning home wen shN'
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TOXIC, July la.-lt is minated
In responsible quarters here .hai
Japan. assuming the Initiative az tnc
leading Far Eastern power. ls iikcli
To- talhmit 10 the proposed conference
over Far FAD questions. the abandon
ment of cNtra-teiritoriality In 'hh.h
and also 80 ask the fixation OF end
grafton rates in countries liz" canada
New Zealand and ind"-t hina. and IN
general raise tn. question "f raci"i
,qunlitY
Thc inrprs ssion Is growing hat an
endetN0r win be made to accelerate
the settlement OF matters OF interest
10 America such ~ she Yap and
Shantung questions. 20 they may pv
disposed of before the opening OF ,hr
conference and thus bee eliminated
from the discussions
II WIS said at the foreign Office 10
day that "a report had been received
from Ambassador Shidehara In Wash
ington. outlining the views VI Secre-
tary of state Hughes regarding ihe
proposed conference" Apparently
however formal reply TO Japan.
request Tor definition OF the scope OF
the conference is being awaited. The
newspapers descfib. Ambassador
Fhlutnhih iflihlA az lhh'llhlAf ehh
Japnns policy appears to be- 10 ea-
deavor to obtain preliminary accord
among the powers concerning the
agenoa of the conference.
Niacouht Chindn. former amharsh
| dor To the tinted States. Is mention
ed In official circles as the probabi.
choice for 1npan's chief delegat" So
the Washington meeting. Ne -
travelling with Prince Hirohito. the
japanese heir-apparont now about va
sail home from his "Trip 10 Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Federal Expenditures
Drop Off 9 Million

NAsiItNCToN. July ia.-Tha
total governments expenditures dur
ing the fiscal year just ended.
dropped or by nine billion dollars
as compared with last year repre-
senting decrease OF one billion
three hundred cighty.snven million
dollars IN ordinary disbursements
and IA reduction of seven billion eight
hundred fortS-siX million dollars In
payments ON the public debt. accord
ing 10 the annual statement issued
today by the treasury
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
MAN KIDNAPPED
$4,000 Ransom Demanded of
His Wife

SHARON. Pa. July l9.--Thos. -.
Randolph, lond.n business man
here was kidnapped last night and Is
being held Tor st0.00O ransom. ac-
cOrding to information given ponce
hv Mrs Randolph today.
Mr. Randolph did not return home
inst ntvht This morning his wife
rec.ived u note signed "Kidnapers"
demanding $50 900 for the mans re-
i.nss and giving Instructions as To
how the money was Ia b" paid.
serond note from Randolph told
Of his captivity
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Administrator Asks
Court to Compel
Bank to Show Books

SANTA FE. July is.--c. C. George,
OF Bernalillo county. administrator OF
the estate OF his uncle. John Miller.
who 6ied IN Santa Re county In June.
1880. has filed a petition In the dis
trict clerks Office declaring he has
been unable TO find any assets o. tho
decreased. but believes there u n
large sum OF money In the Firri Ma
tional bank OF santa W. 10 stne credit
OF the said John Miller. which he
adds now properly belongs 20 hts
heirs. lie asks that the books OF the
bank be- produced. showing deposit
ors and their balances since 1871 to
1900 inclusive. that there may be an
Inspection under the auaplces OF tho
district court. .t.
Petitioner says that the deceased
was reputed TO be a man OF consider
able means and owned several mining
claims producing large quantities OF
placer gold from 1874 10 1900.
Attorneys Iaughlln 4 Barker rep-
resent the petitioner.
c. c. George made an effort 20 tn
spect these bank books recently
through the probate court and order
was issued but later vacnted
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sn los h 70
gained him the
tItle of / h g
~ orf popular
author ine the
world. says;
"Pairlotizn
that was ap-
piled 10 var
.iinui'i now l.e
applied To work
"Sponianeous
expression of
patriotism or
which America
Is ca pa " he
should not be
allowed 10 20 To
waste.
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Rescues Cat and
Parrot From Fire;
Let $1,000 Go

MINNEApOIIS. July l9.--An An.
cora eat and "a parrot were raKen
from u smoke filled room Of hotel
here this morning 10y Nirs Y. W
Glines. proprietor, when the store be-
meath the hotel Was burning. causing
1900 damage Approximately $1,000
was left In the hotel safe while the
animals we're being rescued. Mrs.
Glin~s was overcome with smoke.
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u. S. Is Framing
Treaty With German

W'ASHiNGTON. July i9.-Diploma-
tie conversations re'ativo TO a treaty
with Germnny to follow up the re-
Gently adopted peace resolution are
understood to be In progress AZ bcr-
lin between Loring Dresel head OF the
American commission there. and the
German foreign office. Officials here
would not reveal today however. the
exact nature Of the negotiations.