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Agreement Signed by U. S. President

(Special to The Guardian) lVWAlSI-LEIYGTON, March 1.—-The lntcresit rate and

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A FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923

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. Hon. ltirnest. Lapointe ,

LaPointe Goes To Washington to Sign Treaty

(Special to The Guardian) WASHINGTON, March 1.— Canadian

ii] illl

Ila (Milli

ova-sages

LiINIJIIN IIIIMMISSIIJNEHA

EHTISE Bliiibi

and Belgians which may have an Lirrportant re- gull on the occupation of the Ruhr. p was announced that. Ruhr coal may be moi-tea ln-to Germany onl ‘payment to tuba Allies 0i percent. the German Govlernment its supposed to have collected prior lo the occupation.

‘The nerw decision come as some- thing til a surprise m some quar- ters for it had been suspected that Poincare would maintain firmly the burrler put up ‘between the Iiuhr and unoccupied Germany to prevent Ruhr coal and products from reaching Ger-many until thht country Ibacliod down.

50 Republicans Taken Prisoner In Ireland

(Special to The Guardian) hONDUN..1&ar.-1-—The Republi- cans attacked B. 95111118 117139 w limes lStabers located at Clonmclon an entrenched hillside near the town and poured a withering fire into them but were swulscd by the heavier gun's of the government ' forces.

Tina government’ troops took flilty prisoners -in and around Iiallinu.

A hill tlnas beenilntroduced by tho

D"11‘111111'¢“1\11 1°. “Ppmprmw mmwy the chair at the banquet and de- George was ‘forced

, tar-provide ‘for time widow. sister "1 nhtichiidren o! til-hm I

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(Special tp The Guardian)

OTTAWA, Mill‘. 1. —Sir Wiiltci‘

Cnsseis. exoheqtier judge, died this ntorning, aged seventy-seven. was horn in Quebec.

New York Exchange Rates

Noon enable-litre cables in New York, Miaroh 12- Sterling French Franc 1iflilian Lira Dutch (Wilder .. German Mark Ilnnenla Ailkentine Gold. Pietro”

.‘.4.7o.s2 cents , 8 ..

Japanese Yen .. 48.43 “ 1411mm rher . v4.5a ~- 111dian Rupee . . 31.10 "

Condensed Specials lLATfl9.-w; _ 2:1‘ 11d" Der daflosnraéf 02.5w: c * l‘ bud for or over. castrate - ~ -~‘- e “n. ‘or "Q I ‘will ll

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words for oliO 1’ first“: ‘hm. Joe per

-. “Anaemia WANTED-APPLY 5°‘ 143 011v. stating gxporionoe. ‘ . rim-mi

.._._§__________ “"1181 To turn av mAv m hm"! W11 tmphrate conveni-

Plan Proposed by Which Ruhr Coal May be Exported ‘to Germany on Payment to Allies oi 40 percent.

- - zr-Pr“ (Speclll to The Guardian) PARhS, March 1.—-None‘ but or- 95111.3, March L-Tha French ilciail overtures will be acceptable

took a step todiayin connection with an arrange-

and reparation question. Ii; was as- serted in French ofillcial circles to-

the willed been a new tiescemt upon Pur- ls oi.’ unofficial

twa1

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u MADOOM

nrent for settlement or the Ruhr

day. it was pointed out that there

intermediaiors of- fering» themselves ifnom tinanckal and iutlusitrial quarters and var- ious international centres each with various cormpl-aints and plans for settlement.

BERLIN, iMor. 1.——‘Tha German Evangelical church rhpeaied to all

brarvhes throughout the world risking a protest he mods against tho tactics of the occupational

Ladies Night Heidi With Great Success by the Rotary Club

“Ladle? Night." an annual feu- ture of Rotary Club entertainments very much looked forward to wns greatly enjoyed last night at the Community Glub rooms. Navy League bulldinir,_when a full attendance oi’ local Rotorinns. Ithoir wives. lady friends and a uum

the 25 years maturity period were

ivfiped out of the debt funding 4K- islatlon when President Hardlnz. today signed thie bill authonizinl hha dent settlement with Great Britain which also morliiifie-s the terms that may be extended to othier nations...

Customs Revenue

tin lciul

WARSAW. cry negotiations for a _ treuty ‘between Poland 9/1111. ' began in Moscow on Mo

i-Iu-‘lber-t of the Asiatic neewlv

Greatly Increase

(special to The Guardian) ‘OTYAAARIA, March L-‘There has been an increase of over forty mil-

ed by the Department of Customs and Excise during the eleven months o! the current iilercml yeinr‘ ins compared with the similar por- lod host year. 0t’ this lame ln-

otlicr excise taxes

duties, The revenue‘ from excise dailies on spirits and tobacco rust only a few thousand dollars and

showed ‘a Mlling off.

Lloyd George Was Floured

(Special to The Guardian) EDINBURGH lllar. George wars forced to cult short ti:

her of gentlemenwguests, sat-down to an enjoys/hie iranqiiet followed by a musical entertainment and dancing. ‘ President P. W. Turner occupied

liver-ed ha neat address of wel-

‘la7 is‘ remarks,» when wer Rotary principles. Two new mem

Vice Coirnsul, and Mr. were introduced into the Club Among the guests present were R0 tar-lane McKle and Desmond. oi‘ Sit

Rter Beer. W. A. Miller. W. ill. Cot

111m.’ and 2M2‘. Jiiiywnrti New York. The musical part oi’ the I110- gramme“ was admirably 011N184! 01111 and included vocal solos by Messrs Roy Qulgley, Chas. Earle. tMffi- W- E. Fletcher and dliiss Belle Ches- hire; a violin solo by Rotarlnn J. H. Mnlcom, a duet by Messrs Mal- com and W. E. Fletcher. rind *1 quartetrte by Messrs Qillslolzl- Fletcher, G. F.‘ Hutcheson an Chas. Earle. A ' Ian Dr. Alien created lauilhter rind dpglllitmdiince ~l1\’fl8"111me» “men concluded trhe entertainmentkhiréi? bflypafed in real! fining‘? 111 - The programme o o I wMu-qhqgk tPleasunt. BAYER- _ Fox Trot-Oh. 0h. Oh. Whnt an ‘Awful Nerve! "DOC" REID- Waltz~l Love to Kiss the Irish.

MORIRES. t . B ‘ - .. .. mdmul Jones-Mix ‘Em Uil. Doc ALLEN.

waltz (Moonllghn-And 111$

Lights are Low. MQKEE- Idox Trct--The Bankers’ Wfllk-

g pel‘)—-—Ellefyihillg ( up NS. , "DOC"

warts That's Good to Est. JET“? One Slob-rel" l‘ 0"” Y-EO.

whats-Emerald Junction Bluefi. PRO 8E. Fbx Trot-glaciation Time on the Railway. G - ‘whim-n You'll Oblllhlljgtzlnngse’ ru supply the Riflfl- WE “mg, Fox Trot-i! Love t 6 ' TURNER.

‘Walts—I Hear the “Blue Birds Oaliini. ‘Low- WBW -

"my would efer out of Prlneg~ 8t lily Box 442 C“ item-seal “#0811; lvvsousaeav EEFwTm. 111x fltmt and Rflghhflli

's1"il- 118F001 containing yyq-t-l

. ? man T0"!

TUTANKHA o“ ‘n.0,,

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annual rhetorical address

buck oi‘ o ii. lured.

l- . ‘.1 ivssirixtvrolv. March. which ator John Sharp Wlilrlfllfll

Qblils ' siissirjpl who retires volugaldlv Slivssod by Secrotxiry Dcirby lion droiilars in the revenue rece.v- from a long public 031-99;- jjprcb a speech yesterday

4. onlloii ch President Hardin i"

day to hm him soodibve-

WAiSi-l INiYDON.‘ March ‘Phi-cc American entries in

tiunal Aeronautic ASP/Dewitt».

‘LONDON, March 1.—RethiiilI,b to for the mionih or.’ Idebruur-y itself day “mo; them is indirect eonilr- dt-nly toilily. Ho (teleibrated his c611.

551“ lhlyment of Ashdalc dollar loaned

m. any “mmtry (“her than Greatiish embassy officials will arrange MANHJA’ March L4“ _ Bwqtnrimm vhursen,’ Mood out W,” “in IiMITIBTQIIGE ‘between Minister I41. men on United Statfl! do _,_._-1¥1‘1‘B,ofle oi’ the notcivorthy utterances 7'0 me “"11 the Ulm-ed smmessbaie

_ 610,0! his ntlriross iii. the Pllgrme din-

hurir-ed to death in an exillfliim 111 Her lnsi. evening.

Ill-u ‘both-r rtzo-ni mused by aj-ififlm

No others wane in- fie

in- crease nearly three quarters was tcrnatlonail buloon race foipf; tin‘. contributor] by tho soles (‘RX and James Gordon Benoit cup to; he Chile as llisiautzwg ufhiin1;|n|[;||~|;l“ 1111111 =1 111111‘- hcld ct Brussels next Septtgpvhr-reerirlt-l- . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ , _ __ more than one quarto-r by customs 23, were listed today by the; Nib‘

Minister oi.’ Marine and FLsheries, Bryan“, hm] not been myked to gum, ‘is expected ‘by the British emibausy untec and neve-r did guitrunte-e theim “"1”: he” tmwrww 0" ‘he

next duy. He is coming to sign u my u“, ‘mum, slates m], me use new fisheries treaty and the Brit-

Departrirent officials.

OTTAWA. Mar. 1.— The M-in- iriii-i‘ 0f Murine - and Fisheries ULWITY-ifo l-s vitsltlng W: chin-glen in an effort to cstwblis-h u closed 115111115 season for suirrion tin the lmcirii: (feast also ‘to discuss the

i \\‘l.-\Sil.l\'G'Il()N, March 1.—-Tho |Ytvurll oi‘ ihovAmorlt-an Navy as ‘a liuinuuitzifltin those and factor

11°!‘ Deuce zru well us for the de-

.'fgm;e 0,- n , _ v y _ practice mow in effect oi’ Ameri- m nations “gm” can vtescl-s buying bait at Cann- before we illthll rmsts mid milking ‘their head-

quarters them.

The Idordncy tziriil‘ lmposves u (lilty on ifunuillian fi-sli so it is pro- i1°=*“~1 i0 11110W the Amter-ituiri ves- wls in ‘Uan-zitilau toorts only us shelters.

. meeting hurt.- nli’ tho ‘Society m‘ Np, ‘"11 Eilloiisors, the Soinrc-tzirry praised ilii- ut-iiviilios u" Arucricuri Nuvul Yfikfiflls Flftfiéllily in tho Near Ens‘! lib}.- lllzurk Sr-u and in connection ‘W111i ‘lilo if\",l'il!(]ll'iii(8 disaster ‘ui __§_ ' V McCORMACWS PLAN TO PAY WIFEJS DEBTS ‘MONTl-l CARLO, Milt’. 1——.iolin Mc-CormuckL the Ilrish tenor. has re

\\'A.k'tliiNG'l‘0N, March 1.—-died)» rmentntive W. Bourke. Cocikran Pendant. New York, tilled 8.1.11

gowns. but he has told her n way

blmldm’ to keep them ‘that .ls being repeat-

fused to pay for his wife's latest -

Office of Canadian Trade Commissioner ‘to 1 be Headquarters for Information‘ Re- garding Canada in England and for Canadians at Home.

LONDON, March 1.— The Canu- time and the hope is voiced hers dinn High flomniissioners irffice that it may be followed by making in. London has begun the ddstribu- Canadian Trude Commissioner a tioh to tile press of information mouthpiece for- Cailada Trude pro- sbout Carlson's resources rind ex lratranda; in ‘the country in which Dort irzulenntl it is understood the 11o is posted and i-t is believed plan is to make the. cifiico the that as much could be done by centre of cllrectkvo Canadian pro- acquainting foreign merchants pz-igunda "by other means ns well ‘V1111 Cfliifldiffl BXDQPUHB DOES!!!- ss rho time honored method of itics as ‘by forwvardtng g0 the can. liiii-‘ilifiilln iii public functions lillil Killian ‘irriumrtfitcturem advice to 1111111131’- whloh he unfortunately seldom its. 'l‘iir.s i.~i an improvement tliutteits. has been advocated ‘for u long‘ ._

Holstein Breeders iT in Annual Meeting’

urks Again Change Their Minds

(Special to The Guardian) The annual meeting of the Pro- JJONDQN, Min-ch L-qqeu

vinclnl Holstein Breeders‘ Associo- limited, today. says (more 15 in.

iillfltl0fl- of reports thrct. bhotfliui-‘ks yesterday, hocorue il-l in reply to the Allied ‘iieocol 1110- iflflt night rtml tlic-tl curly today.

ed us one of the beet Jokes of the

_ _ tion was held yesterday afternoon Riviera. The singer has been mar

in the Technical School, with the

posnla runtlc at Lsusnnne will; pr..- Ho ivas on the floor nl’ the 110...“, poise an alternate (ll'fl't'iLiLl'6B_l-‘¥-KII1(lil-,1d$t night nml liliiile h‘ gpiritgd trying the territorial and financial Speech in opposition to the pm“

ricd nearly seventeen years. and. .l‘rom the wealth of experience thus gained, he informed dvlrs. McCor-

presldent Mr. W. J. Gibson in the chair. The secretary Mr. W. J.

direct confirmation of reportsthat. the Turks in reply to the Allied - Pent-e proposals made at bausaniio will propose an alternate drett

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clauses and leaving out the eieono-

WAISHTINGTON, March 1.—-The form credits hill proiposlngzto es- Ml‘. .('0('krc.n was one oi’ the pic. 1.4410,“ tnhlish two new banking systems, L. one gi)‘v0l'n'il\‘_efli. and the ‘other 'l1i'i~ iic ‘rift- cct the itinnncial needs Acatlunlc llllll when the ‘students or the agricultural industry was

firrletliilts bill o. ntntlve of |reland,,'nruck she must earn the growns

gut-rind m [drzinco untl the United by working as a. mannequin for

miilif-ii and titrtrve for many years the firm which was ‘rash enough 198M profession rind in politics, to give her credit.

___,-@Qc>_. STILL NAMING A WIFE FOR PHPINOE OF WALES

lIJPP-Sqiln forces (if zlmeri-cun pub.

: ho wa. - h» - Wnnlnmny “HHS .1. w eel horse of

Reid rend -the minutes of the last treaty modifying this territorial annual meeting which were adorn- iifld nhsnciar clauses and leaving ed together with reports of subse- out the economic “alum on“ quentdireotors‘ meetings. Tire fin- Turks i; is added‘ apparently 7|" ancial statement showed a small [hp Qmpomic questions no subject 115-11111" °" hand- ' Tto further discussion and rater to In a brief verbal report of thea separate ag",(.:‘~_§.qt_

yeaflsactivltles the president ex-f ggprslpAvh-qqpyopLE’ “m; 1,. pressed satisfaction with the p?6~FPeaco h‘, mgmjtjmr ‘But L, m the

thurlod bugs of flour ut. the speaker. puss/Bil iodfll’ 11y 1111B 11°"5°- 11 11°11’

e iipon

hers. iMr. Arthur Glroux, American; ‘Dunbar.

John; Messrs J. E. O'Donnell, Wai-

ton. Ernest Seller, city: lllr. Jur- oi‘ the Royal Bank. and Mr. Thompson oi‘

The ruudicnw outburst was rcllard gods t0 flflllii-‘FP-“Ce- i-n-ank but to leave tho

ed as a good natured

‘platform covered with flour.

, mayo tar-speaker dut- _____<._IQ______ 1 . "°“l'5.?i.’.'t.Mad.-Doetl't1otion-

liO("ilLiiM, Germany. liiorch 1 IWhen the .Bochum

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by the French shortly miter xttitl night. with "the nid o1’ tanks and the usual thoairico.

the buiitltng Lit five o'n‘.0ck._

aPrabably the gravest mistake the French have made since tho beginning oi’ the Ruihr campaign was the evacuation or tho Bocimm vtlhazmltir of Gonimorce after five ‘hours ot‘ mnd destruction. liad they ‘continued and cleaned up ‘the cross or tit-owls rcmovt-d the ‘broken, empty wint- boitlse, torn oil paintings, brok- en historic chairs, tables. desks, numerous teitlrhone ldn-cs not! tho heaps oi‘ broken porcelain, the huge cracked safe and ‘piles of papers, documents and statistical files. ‘the thousands of Bochum citizens and the Workiing men, fur. oign correspondents and film op- orzttors never wouldtl have been uibio to sight this nmd picture of wilful destruction.

IFOJYIEGD truckload-u of furniture. carpets, ifltlfllltllflill‘ and economic‘ documents, flies, bronze and silver statuzs and busts, desk chairs large conference ‘babies and valuable P61114111 1 T118. various luxurious metal ornaments, a. ipalntlug or Bismarck and s ‘bust of the Kal- ser. u bronze thirstorlc clock, as well us ‘typewriters u-nti tho nvali- a-ble stock of oftiice uipiriics, ull o! which was private pfqtpgfty’ w“ taken army by tho French.

Broken Bottles Everywhere

Not a slntrle hook of

library corral-stint; of 4.000 remains. while idle hook has" were smashed. to pieces. Empty m- hrokcn bottles whichhrid Qnntaln. ed Rhine wines were scattered in oach of th-e iiftoen- huge rooms offices and conference ‘hating The“; were ‘taken rrom the private cel- 1<1r beionlingto the director of m;

the huge volumes.

"by French Troops-

.-~—. (liiuuiilber of‘ _ ‘ _ _ _ 1 (jomnwmo was taken by 8,111,115,, Liirteu States itoi-ifies git-lit lir-

immcrousf military sideshow, it ivcs turuotl

-into it historical museum oi‘ Frenchfiuwl‘ svvoriil exchanges o1‘ 11111111 vandallsm ibefm-e u“, u-uops repniirzitlr. notes to settle coutrnvi-if-ii’

their occupation

Kirvan Sanctorum Officers Installed

KEYWEIST, Florida, Miifcli l--_ ’l‘hroo navial seaplnnes holppeil oiii ,Yl'Oll\ Keyiwust Naval Base at day‘

light to assist inj-hgfiioil '§‘;?"-ii11'ft The oifiicers war-Tin r . ‘ihomiane overdue c: Stall Llldfl-Frirrrr rim-re,‘ re "an sum“).

zulm-l Jns missing since Friday ivheri it iefi- night in ilre (hltllflzllowtsqulgqp“if Bimini. with Thomas, aviator lllilllllviiill)‘ Supt-ppm Monarch,” Wlii (‘uptuin 'l‘i‘lvlni libourtl. Ilium Svlioliolti, assisted by Deputy phiiiirvnu- Visor .l. I’. Martin nnti —-.(ir1ur.i:il Suite. ‘Pile installation “919111111111 was u public ziffair- and (Jtltifoliowu who were not Orientals worn prt-sent. in largo numbers. .-\i‘ii~i- the ceremony, which was ll lvngilty mic, n bvurr stripper wuu pruvitlt-ti to which uli did ample jilSilrl‘. 'l‘hr- tousi list was tireri gone through and responder! to by the various irlbcsmvn, and all en-

WAS! H NG"D'ON, Mo‘. ruli l.

tuin that Consulate at N-eivcnstlt- on Tynt- will he kept close-ti :n|d lozisia oi’ (kmsulrtr premium wil‘. in‘. tiisposetl all. Action Uukos plot“:

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motion oi‘ American Cunsului- offi- ‘cials.

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WASHINGTON. hlnrch l.—~l‘l:‘1i for teunsolldntion cf all ill‘; mil- ruutls ivesit of Libicalgo iiiio four ‘sriirat systems each oiisrtitinsi-Wi‘ 130,000 miles of line was lr-ltl m»-

uiflcers iuslulleil: Grand Hnyastytc-Il. ltltzrstiiru. Vice G. I-L-Jtussel ii. liuvison. Registrar-ll, l). Morrison.

C. Vun-

Grand Monltor-tlohn A. MeNuir. Venerable Friar-Fulton Atlums. Execui-iicner-Theo. Sentuer. Heriid—l(. Brohnui.

ton a ml Quincy.

LONDON. March 1.—t~\rubnssn-

I ‘dorwHarveys sipeech of last nii§11l

.

tin which hie diisciissctl the uutlcr- ,Grand Chief Guido-Anni“ M‘?

lying cnirseJs and ihc nuturt- oi‘ Ear-hero.

Great Brltuius war indebtedness

to the Unite-iii ‘States evoke-ti t-x- FIXED ‘EASTER

pr-essions oi (llsplcias-uro in British l B5 930F055”

official circles. totlny nud gives in.- ——~—<

rilcation oi! causing titlflsldiiriilllil. LONDON. Mar 1~Promlnent ' buingss imen from the Uliltfld

' ion. . State-i and runny. European coiui tries will be nskcti to vote on whut has been considered u burclY ecclesiastical <l1|"»‘11°"'" 11X“ ‘Erister—u'llron they moot in Rome next rntmtlr at tho ‘Congress nhllm lllléflldililllfll Uhzimber‘ of Lom- thence. Lord Desboroirgh announces thii ho wiill mmsent the mutter in the form of a resolution rolling for tho grhpgfl or 111p Congress in his of- rm-ts- to hove Easter officially de- tinroti he sccontl lslillflllY 111‘ M1111 Ho says ho hits support of 11105! 01 the big ibusiiiess organizations in England, and ,thnt tire attitude of tho Catholic ‘C-h-urch llS "not un- sympathetic". Ho adds ‘that the variable Easter "is inconvenient for statistical purposes and com-parzson of ac- counts." ‘He then cites three other renmns: "First, it is the nearest Sunday tovtiw generally Mcepted date or the event it commemorates; sec-

CONSRXNTINODLE, Mtirttli l.—~ Mustapha Korma] Pasha. the Turk- ish Nntlontvllst loader tlocleirrtl iii. 1950MB session of the (ii; ml Nu - ii-ornril Assembly that tbc issue 0i ireace was in the hurl-dr- of the Al= Iii-es who had only to recoilnllo Turkey's judicial and economic in- ihlifiiideiice.

‘WAGVBLINGTON, March 1.— Th“ Minister o-t Finland. Dr. Axel Loo- nard Astrovm, today made an till" ‘polntment with ‘Secretary Mellon for tomorrow to begin preliminary conventions on the renundlna 01 the Finnish government iieibi to the United States amounting i0 szstozc dollars in prlncipm and about 51.150000 in accrued and in paid interest... . . . . . . . . - - -

whsr-irmrrohr. March 1.—-Reso-

jtryeti n strriul hour in sLLokcs andi refreshments. Following were tiro|

gpvy timber, with the. whole shaft. will ‘his h m m. The iiliiril-in °Il1°"‘1°“ "'1 ‘ bfltl- short!!-

rosu sud-lined‘ 0' nor:

IOLVII PARIS 551145

u. ‘ ma’ “lug, Mar. 1--Tho torn corner ‘ . ‘of I‘ twsntrrmio note‘ led to the arrest todl»! or mnimBWNIW ‘"1

‘chem o! murder. . - 4pm.“; ‘just after the y‘ .4‘ ant where the

n wounmlllaooiaine Leviinih‘ ‘ "llttirballilrrii-th! dw- 91"

er. Finder leave at Guardian or i - _ - '9 Oil-umber o! Commerce lutiiun which would reduce to two flee. 11””"'i muxonmmmz‘), 101:3; w vmqom French wanted to orrestflfirgmcoags per can't. titre quota of immigration wAuTsolTtalnl T0 W 1"‘; ufilibunshetili. Several hundreds of 11M fii-d- "m" 1.31‘“'“1’° ‘b11965 ‘"1 m" 1",“? tables and uni with flAL-mg... m1,“ h", ‘nwectm m, tflmh The Jomiiloita d-hfelllngj, p. m, bcr or each uatioriailiiy in the i926 woyk__mma‘a gawk.“ _. 9 m “m” chm“: w“ open. boiiem-ent. oipocilily a qty-y led States under census 0t 1‘ - - . arts. 1111M Q where tho n00.1- aaed wife o; m, was introduced m the House today rule-out b m" m new bu” “w,” tporter had preserved fruits vs... by Chairman s 2mm or! the House _ u,” . .

tables and canned goods, ‘whim

was raided. could not take oion the . . ed or opened and ilignp y mm.“ tents on the floor‘. '

dustrin: crirclos th

to thlsguise the Io French will find material, alone and addressee dusitry. trade all commerce and lithe opinions or ' Ilia’ shrugged or proposed W" ‘ the Germans‘ fit