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THURSDAY
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I,LOYD (ilWRflV AND RATHBNUA
I’ASM TUB LOB
Gcoiih. April 19—The Economic
Conference In in a stale of in^noil
thro tbc passing of the lie between
Lloyd George and German Foreign
Minister Rathenna. RatRapna
said that Lloyd George kpew of the
Russia n-Gennan freely before it Sfee
signed and emphasized the state
ment Lloyd George branded thle
statement a* au ulfev falsehood
and say* further that the treaty
came as a surprise.
CAMP LKWIH TO BK ABANPOM®
PltKH|DIO TKOOPH 8KNT TO
HAWAIIAN 18LAM1M
San Francisco. April 20— Plans
calling for the virtual abandonment
of ('amp Lewis, at American Lake
Washington, and the transfer of,
the nineteenth infantry at the Pre
sidio. San Francisco, to the Hawai
ian islands, before duly first are
lieiitK negotiated by the War Depart
ment. according to a report in mili
tary circles.
I.ADY AKTOK ARRIVES
IN XKW YORK
New Ye k. April 20—Lady Astor,
American bo-n member of tfco Brit
ish parliament, arrived here today.
She said: “the only remarkable
thing about me is my children.
Lloyd George still has his head
above water, and it is some head.”
HARDING WILL ATTEND
RDITOIIS' MEETING
St. Paul. April 20—President
Harding has indicated that if Con
gress adjourns by July first, he will
participate in the annual conven
tion of f he National Editors associa
tion in Missoula. Montana.
NAVY KIEL FOR 86.000
MEN PASSES HOUSE
Washington. April 20—The Navy
Bill providing for eighty six thous
and men. passed the House and was
sent to the Senate late yesterday
afternoon.'
COLD WEATHER ADDS
SUFFERING TO FLOOD
VICTIMS MIDDLE WEST!
Chicago. April 20—Freezing tem
perature has added suffering to the
thousands made homeless by the
storms and floods thruout the mid
dle west. During a wind and snpw
storm here yesterday afternoon
many automobiles tops.were carried
away, a mounted policeman was
blown from his horse and two boys
SEMENOFF IN DANGER OF HI8
LIFE SlOfl ATTEMPTS VIOLENCE
New York. April 20th—Special
police guards were thrown about the
building where General Semenoff,
the undesirable Russian, is today to
appear before Referee Peter B. Ol
Authorities feared that attempts
would be made to assassinate him
as the mob surged about him when
he was released on bail. Members
of the mob shouted "Kill the mur
derer of children" "Death to the'
Assassin of Siberia.”
Many women were in the mob and
fought fiercely with policemen in
vain attempts to get at Semenoff.
RURAL LETTER CAJUU^iB
Washington. April 20—The poet
ifkster General today authorised the
utilization of agrvlees of rural letter
carrier* for gathering crop^di
other agricultural statistic*.
LABT ABTO^ gmfi,
MOTQlUKL
'*»* ,T°rf>. APrtl *9—1<**? .tf'?*
«ip »»*«rtf (•."•}{« »»,
•trseUdMlUMmer u« wb« f
Dixie something happen*.’
scribed herself at e "mongrel. three
fourth* American.”
RICH BOOZE ADDK7R ,,
is circcit oottn
Kalamazoo, April 26—Jbfcn Da
ys! Dodge, Detroit millionaire and
Pox Earl. an architect, are convicts
in the circuit court here today,
charged with illegally possessing,
transporting and furnishing liquor
Dodge some few weeks ago serv
ed a fiv# day sentence in the work
bouse for a similar offense.
HARDING APPROVKS McNARY
RILL AGAINST PfiOIEtTS
Washington. April 20—The ap
proval of President Harding for the
McNary Bill, preventing $35,000.
000 being used for the development
of leclaimation and drainage pro
jects. was given today to the Con
pr ssior.al delegation which called at
the White House.
COXFKKKNVK XtvAR t OLhAISK
OVKH GKKMAN-RVSNIAN rOUP
Genoa, April 20- The Economic
Conference has been saved, but for
two days it has been tottering on
the edge of collapse, due to the in
dignation of the more important
leaders over the action of Germany
and Russia .
Realizing the futility of their pro
tests the saner element of the con
ference has decided to go forward
with the Conference work, but the
Germans will be barred from par
ticipating in deliberations concern
ing the Russian question.
ALLIES MAY TRY TO FORTH
ABROGATION TREATY
Paris, April 20—Instructions have
been sent by Premier Poincaire to
French Ambassadors in the capitols
of the Allies. Their instructions
are to insist upon energetic meas
ures being taken and penalties to
be applied to Germany if the Rus
sian-German treaty is not abrogated,
regardless what the ‘Genoa Confer
ence may decide.
Iiow IN TREASURY DEPART
MENT, WASHINGTON,
Washington. April 20—A row. in
volving questions relating to' politi
cal parties and administration effic
iency. has broken out in the Treas
ury Department. It is asserted
(hat a billion dollars is due the
government from persons who frau
dulently failed to make full returns
of their incomes.
FINANCING MEXICAN
LOAN DISCUSSED
Paris, April 19—Thomas W. l^a
mont of J. P. Morgan & Co., who
has just arrived from the United
States, has met representatives of
France. Holland. Switzerland and
Belgium to discuss financing of the
New Mexican loan.
I\ S:—“Above everything TRUTH
beareth away the victory.”
VILLA HA* IWTIC AL
ASPIRATIONS FOR GOVERNOR
Washington, April .20—VUla ftp*
Announced Ala cudidae? for \bo
Governorship of the State of Dqr
|Q|0, according to advices received
from Torreon.
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DK8TBOYKD MANY WOPNOHD
London, XtHi 1)—A dUpatek
from Xlb'eBo otltes tb»t sWihlmn
haodred soldiers were buried la the
debrie and ruins of the Barracks in
Salonika. Btany soldier* and civil
ians were wobdded.
FAMOUS INgmtTTlONS DONATE
POLAR INSTRUMBNTH
TO CAPT. AMUNDSON
Seattle, April 20—Donated main
ly by the Carnegie and Smithsonian
Institute of Washington, forty cases
of nautira'I and polar observation
instruments arrived here today.
These instruments are for the
Amundson polar expedition and
were stored aboard the ship .Maude
this afternoon.
CHIN SI DR RATION TARIFF
RJLL BROUN KRKATE
Washington. April 2}—Consider
ation of the administration Tariff
Hill was begun In the Senate yes
terday. The first step was taken
when Chairman McCumber of the
Finance Committee addressed the
body assembled. McCumber de
clared that a protective tariff and
reduction in production costs were
necessary to reconstruct the com
mercial bridge across the chasm
separating cost production in the
United States and abroad.
ANTI CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT
STARTED IN CHINA
Amoy, China. April 20—An anti
Christian movement has started
with the formation of twenty such
organizations in the Peking Univer
sity. The movement is spreading
rapidly over the entire country.
Agitation has reached Amoy Univer
sity. government schools and other
institutions.
Chinese leaders and ' authorized
counsuls express alarm at the ex
tent of the movement, which is re
ported to he backed by Communist
agitators.
MISSISSIPPI REACHED HIGHEST
STAGE EVER RECORDED
New Orleans. April 21—The Miss
issippi river has passed the highest
stage ever recorded here. Four
million sandbags have been shipped
by special trains from Schenectady.!
New York, for distribution along'
points on the Mississippi river.where j
the water has reached unprecedent-!
ed high points.
NAVY COLLIER SAILS
FOR BREMERTON i
Hampton Roads. April 21—Naval
Collier Gold Star, which is to enter
the Puget Sound Alaska service, has
sailed for Bremerton.
McCUMBER WARNS MANU
FACTURERS AND LAHORE 'A
Washington. April 21—Senator
McCumber in his speech on the tariff
bill warned manufacturers, laborers
and retailers, that the protective
tariff alone would not brine a re
vival of business, that there mutt
be a reduction ot costs within rt^ch
of the consumer’s pochet book.
“tstEair'
Belgrade, SI—fotimete* to
night place the number of killed
frhen amunltton etploded in the
Monastry railway station, at 350,
mainly children v WoAen and sold-1
ler*. ‘Hsere were several hundred
carloads of ammunition in the sta
tion at the U&e of the explosion.
A clfirch la which many children
Ware worshlfrpftg, corflfwed hbdsr
the delbnhtlomi which also destroy
ed Dbe barracks in which eighteen
hundred soldiers were bavin* luhcb.
No explanation has been given
tor tbe explosion
Many vioi^tkrs ok
DRUG ACT INDICTED
Seattle. April 20—The Federal
Grand Jury today returned eighteen
indictments, eight of which were for
violators of the Harrison Drug Act.
OPIUM SEIZED ABOARD
LINER FROM CHINA
San Francisco. April 20—Opium
and morphine valued at one half
million dollars were seized aboard
the China -Mail Company’s liner
Nankin? from the Orient.
METROPOLITAN OPERA STAR
SCKS FOR DIVORCE
; San Francisco, April 21—Prima
i Donna Margaret Matzenhauer. of
the Metropolitan Opera Company,
has filed suit for divorce from Floyd
i G. Lotzbach, her San Francisco
chauffeur husband.
WAR DEPARTMENT CONFIRMS
ABANDONMENT OF CAMP
Washington, April 21—The war
department yesterday confirmed the
San Francisco announcement that
Camp Lewis, on American Lake,
will be abandoned.
BELFAST HAS NIGHT
OF HORROR
Belfast. April 21—Hundreds of
gunme.n participated in street. bat
tles durihg the worst night of ter
ror Belfast has known for months.
Fighting last night and early to
day In Bally McCarret district was
particularly severe, two were killed
and sixteen wounded.
MACHINE G1TNS EMPLOYED
BY REBELS
Dublin, April 2l—Rebels attack
ed the Welling Barracks last night
but were beaten off with casualties
on both sides. Machine guns were
employed by the rebels who poured
volley after volley Into the barracks
which was garrisoned ^y Free State
troops.
GERMANY EVADES DEFINITE
REPLY TO ALLIES
Genoa. April 21—While the tone
of Germany’s reply is mildly concil
atory it is also evasive. It neither
consents to the annulment of the
Russian. German commercial pact,
nor does it a|ree to completely with
draw its delegation from the Politi
cal Commission, the most Important
sub-division of the Conference.
The only definite agreement she
fenters is to withdraw from all fur
ther discussion of Russian relations
with various other countries.
BOMBS DIHGUIHRD AH
rnue wood kxplodb
San Francisco. April 21—Bombs
disguised as sticks of lire wood ex
ploded in the lire place of C. E.
Pierce and wife; residing in the
Richmond district. Fortunately
both inmates of the boose escaped
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GAUD FOR ARMY HBBVIGR
Rifftt Apffl A polahesik pro
clamation, posted Jn ^of .Ru*#to
calls fpr anpy perVice, by all males
from the ages II to M.
Washington. ApHI 21—Senator
King has introduced a resolution In
the Senate calling for an Investiga
tion into the custodianship of Pal
mer when functioning as Alien Pro
perty custodian. The resolution
was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee for consideration.
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