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Jterert Caught From the Wires

and Boiled Down.

LATE DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE •B*port*nt Happenlne* In the Forty,

oight eta tea of the Union—Occurrancaa at the Capital—^ataat

Cable Condenaationa.

Cbtaigo Has.b^en Belmru a* i-ernai-

nent beadquarwrw of the IU;ne»wleBt

and Protective Order of Kike. _ * in runny of the bvUdlas

| trades In Trenton. X. oere reduced i from SO rents tc fl' r. day by Marlin P. j Devlin, erbftrator In wane dispute beI tweer uniont and eniploylng cor.traeFwtsam and Jetsain of Live In- tor*

Fortner ’Cjnpcror of Oenaany ti berotnlng uni ->pular In holland Iwcai

be refused .o pay his miinicipul tnx^a.

An airiuone from the Jacuzu Bros.’

ulrpiane factory fell at Modesto, Cal.. killlnn the pilot nud three pa ^enters, accordinc to word received in Uakiand.

Judge Luclen B. Wright oftSapcipa,

Okla., was errested on charges of bribery os a re.ult of a legal Cjrtit for

posstsalon of the Tommy Atkina

lauds.

Marcus vJurrey, r. negro of New Tork, president of the Black Star Steamship Company, Is being detained at New Oriear« by Culled State* Immigration ctbortOea for exam'tuition for admi .ance to this country. Quo' of Immigrants from Greece; Point . Palestine end Turkey for the month of July bps already been ex-

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WASHINGTON

Secretary Weeks announced that kte JTS civilian* were dtamarged frotr War Dopactmeitt employ since March t.

O-naral cmucell_U..n u f the slUeu j rnmo.,.. War detit twice «a* prupoceo to the ' 8h * ron s,e * 1 ®' ,op Company. VMM «.«» I-, ur«rf-lu.1. dMw i M Uxl««M«n OMIHg. <o m.... "if'

awreatrd oflli-ially when Secretary

(be Tnruaory Mellon appeared befote J the Senate Fluauce Couiiuittee to dla«as« the status of the imUrUtoduesa

atm 1 l«ct for Its 'jQuhlatioti.

K .‘•idltiooal pledge:, of o*-operu 1 loil . ■eaot,, i Waahinirtou from several

’•i cents an hour in wages of cotnm«.

AccostJing to Philadelphia police,

[j j hlr.a explosive* sufBdent to do great j damage were found In a safety deposit ! twx 'n s bank tn the heart of tne dty.

raor Uiatne of Wisconsin, slgn-

o AVe-demHur' jf* * Ml1 . f VurDeu ^ ^

SPng'i, prupoau.' fur un intenuittuoal

'«oofi«r-uce on lltn.NlhHi of aruiumeul* •»>«' -iUicr world prot lems. f SPORTING Houae Post Olhce .ottitultlee has <*• ’

6* red «n UivgsUgaliou of second ' las*

jastai sates. The w >Joct will be to ] New York State Bogiog Commission determine the binds lor fu'ur« rales, announces ai>pvtntmet)< of Waiter C. •rfeicb ar^tii'xeaaliig each jeur under booke, J».ku E. von det liosebe. Ciar- • new law. ence Jeunlngi and Tom O'Bourke as

Seimte Judiciary Committee favor- deputlea.

A'lty {tmx^ed reatilutlon to iuvestiguie Tenby, favorite peio itony of Devcrcourges ^uatur Moses tuiit the eux Mllburu, captain'of lire Atuirlcuu dyestuffs industry was liuintainlng n : polo team which won the Weetchev IHi.werful loliby In Washington to «- ; ter cup, died on board u stcatuer width cure logistatlou. In the iuterest of a | was hringlug bun borne to A..<erlca, ucdye uiiHiupoly. cording to i* otbl^tam received by House Uules Committee adoj.ted u Mr. Mllburu. Tenby had s|«>wired la Tj-edal rule ending general debate )u ! even International polo mulch slue* the tariff blif in the housr and pro- itilO—five in number. No oilier polo •Wing (hat It be put wi B:ial pas- j pony ha« sucti a recoru.

aage] July kl-

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NATION’S BUSINESS

Tex Kicksrd sigaA tip Carpeotler

I to defend his light heavyweight lau re Is against a suitable opponent in tha

I second week of t ext October,

i Wllllaic T. Tiiden, luternatlooal teu- ! nit chemplon, and Devoreax Mllburn, i iptaio of the * ricau polo teem, ur-lred at New' Tw.k oii’the Olymptc.

BRITAIIt ASKED DS TO CANCEL DEPT L J BANKERSCALLED

Secreta^ Mellon Repeals Pro posals Made by Lloyd George and Chancellor of Exchequer.

8nT” REQUESTS RUECTED

Char Iberia In Also Supgastsd an At). Aroona Rancetlat'os—Mellon on Stand at Hearing Says Advaneoo Have Stepped.

told ut iXiroit for the utlllsailuB of urlved at New I-* on tne Olympic. j»a Mujciit KiuiuU (Ala.) ultuue plan. Seventeen utfaietes of Oxford aurt CBdor a I mum: tor luu years al *1^00,- | ^m 1 ridge teams also arrived. >«j u j*aic ano B cash payment of £>,- ; With a '.ravel rec'W^of IU',000 mileu fUkUth) for lund- uuti equipment. t.tal.'Uhed, Hie fumous Davis cup 1* V,OkUugtiuune Eiecjnc nud Muuu- si-fely locked in the vnuits of s Fifth tkaaiBs Conmouy of i-lttsliurgh lulu ! avenue IwroHr in Kra York awaiting

atf l.o w epiplayers in the last UtoUIb. ! the day soon to come when tl will be lat^non'

kn-stly UccicbI workers. brought forth from Its wrappings, polFcur' groups of local bankers are l»hed and put or. display.- Strangely •egoliaUvi with deiaab; for grulu enough, it has dune all its traveling credit* aggregating »«MAUU,UU0 v/ltbou: uiab ip and is u»lay« almpoAttornyy General Lmugiieriy an- i U ami dean cut In every ilue as when ®i litived umnutacture of mail sacks st I hrsl It was chosen •* • Hoe '■ratnp.e the Atlunts Federal Fen.tentlury will ! cf the sllversmlfs art.

Washington.—The mystery as to whether the B-ttlsU govern me: •» more lhan « ycsr ag sought to Indnce the United State* Go.erameni to agrae :o a cancellation of the Intemllh o war debt totaling many hUUi-ni of tiotlars was cleared when Treasury officiate revealed to the Senate Committee on Finance that two such proposal* wire aiade—the flrat by the then Brirteh Chancellor of the Exchequer. Austen Chamber-lain, and the second by Premier Unyii George in u personal >eF.er

l-i President Wlison.

The disclrsore* were mode during lie hearing by the committee on the >1H proposing to lot he the secretary >f the treasury with orbitrurr power to Jeal as be deemi neceasa*? with »mS •< funding of war debt.: owed the Ub!iid Srates by the allied and i:ssocl"'*d

povet mnentx •

Krcretary of the Treasury Mellon • as In I lie w ltnetB chrlr when ike .■"hs .iwriain cablegratn- a comnianlcaJon for R. C. Lefflngwel!. then a-tte- j int secretary of the treasury, through j 0. C. iJndsay. the British Chaiw* I'Altulres In Washington—am. the t-ioyd George teller to President WT1-

am were brought to light.

Questions by Senator La Fnliette of Wisconsin at whose req-’c*! Secretary Uellon was sin inoned before the comnlttee. deveiopt 1 the existence o. ^ •wo documents. They were produced, jr rather copies and extracts of them, oy Billot Wadsworth, an assistant oerreiaiy i»f the tre^suty-, who accompanied Secretary Me’lon to the beartpe. No effort was made by Uie committee to obtain the replies which probably were made to the t.'hanjberlato and Lloyd George proposals, but ‘t was indlrated by Mr. Wadsworth. In answer ts questions, that there was nothing op record tn ibe treasury depart maul | showing that either President wn»on or A»dctant Secretary 1-effingwetl had been dlsimsed to accedt, to the suggestions. Mr. Wad-r.orth said he unrterstood the pmposr.Is were not favorably received by the Wilson Adraln-

=Seek B^tienoe- on Causes ^ Collapse of Agricultural Mar- ^ * „ket$ Tbougnout U. S. DEFLATED FARM PRODUCTS

-ELMER ^rWOKETr--. - t £*-Goto. Who Suddsny i* i, ‘ m *¥ ry * if '’

g'c.tfki need uf retailers today, the ' nat m of men who bqve played on die ^aKiuftil Oil Ml Uegister Co. decltn- various teams, that space for addltionlu •Juiuming up cutajhiuns alt ever the i ul rig raving must Lm- found. Gonaectuutry In "ihe retail trade. : iiuently, Uwigbt F. Davis, the enuot, Gasoilne wiu reduced - cents a gal- has u^ked Black, Starr snd iYos: to ion In'-LVilwido. WJvtulng and Mon- design ti pedestal on whose sides fur tatiH. ■ (her Inscriptions can be made. A.uerUvn Sugar IteBning Company ! Lan-n tennis is no longer a rich *C New York anvaticed the price -of man's game, it ia every mes game. Wfinctl sugar lr«ji SdiU to 5.0U Ktt.it We have not only tmtlutialiaed but w* b pound. j have internailooailxed the game. Lcatrd of guvemora of the BuUoUig Twenty years : go only two nations, Ttwdcs Fiaployers' Ascwcuiikiu umt tin J Great Britain end the United States, New York to discus* ptans for a -von- ! were playing laan tennis with any ♦erenev wl'h Feiireaejtativer of work- ; wtrlousues* Now It is spread to the •rs to twdn-'v wages J1 a day. , uttermost cor;.era of the world. No tauaskci awra ht-ffe Comn .ftotoo o-- ot'ner apart bp* ever made such M tveccos^rles uf Life ordered rviali l-v ! record Laws itsanie u now a uni-

crciiin dealers ly reduce prices. j versal game.

JU

Smoking cuu>;>urtuieots for women 1 Hric rnHnwu annvainoK.- l.ty*. . *- win tw provide on Ceoadlaw Pacific t '-blotMs have been taken back m Ohio

j region after j layoff of two tnoi-tha.

Senator Watson of Indiana asked "ectwtary Mellon the direct question If se fitored rn all-araund caacehailoo >f Interallied war debts. Mr. Mellon 'hook bis head vigorously tn the nega-

Jve.

Only part of th» British riraneetkir* rablegram was made public, the major yart of It, dealing with matters retaroed as conf! Jentlal. being withheld. Likewise, only the extract of the Lloyd Gtorga letter to Prvwh, nt Wilsoa. which the tetter kod seat to the treutory depanatem. was wad to the committee In replying, the British ChanceHor mid be was r.ot dexpondent alum the liritiah altuaih.n. ullbcu.h :t *as full of dlfflcaliy. but conceded that the British p.isltlon was profoundly affected by the posi-ioa lo Continental Bn--

ro;*e

Turning to more general conditions. 1 he said In that jiart of his me*-age iiade imbllc: “’t is evident that a flnaucitl crisis in America'would gravely endanger the Incipient recovery in Continental Eurojie It Is impossible to foresee the consequences. v '!th the Comlftont a prey to bankruj tey uod j possibly to anarchy, and fl»e United .States Jr.sble to provltle credits of any sort, i-wl.ig to the internal crisis, ~

woridV: position

‘ owtete tf Fedor*! Rsaerve Board or Other Agong es of Covern-

inont Ara Rosponaibir.

cWosiiine.tm. — Former Orniptroller of t the Curroiicy John Skelton .Ylllinnis. Governor W. -P. G. Harding of the Fedors. Reserve Board find a number oi men engaged in directing ir onl.'fcrrlalBg ihe flnances of tbt cotintby ti|Il be Invitee to give Testimony bettFc the Joint Ccngresstcmal Commission cf igriculturai Inquiry, Trills will be done at r lie request of C. S. Burrett. .Tiaimvan of the National Board t Fann Organisations and pre*'.dent of the Ni-tt-nin! Fnnners' DnWm.

. Anderaou. chairman i Elme. Kisworth Jackett. _o< the c- mission, mi id he desired io ; wnl< up D p, lnM u and bad just landev deep!? into trte tlnoncHI sltuatloii j „ fg-a-day job in a Chicago dopart Jith a riew of detenulnlng to wt»t j rt'ent More when be received word that 1 the Federal iieserxe j lie wnt nn heir to iiOK.uai left by his tl CV o . aterd or qtber agencies of the govern d'lde. Hi.rry W. Wilson of South

' tuition tn the raise of-furm and other

Former OomptroUrr Williams .. SENATE RECOMMITS

«P! fir as a witness for the National ! Farmers' Uirton. It •* erected * the testimony of . r. Wl.ltu. - le tahilsh certain Chaigwi igrttist Wail j street tmnkera w1. >, it Is clnimed by !

farm leader*, hH;«e.i >o precipitt-te n Party L'pss Broken; 8 Democrat&

state of things which ended with the •bottom falling out ot farm and farm

product values.

Mr. Barrett reiterated his demand that heads of the Meel. coni nnd banking Interests and ail organizations concerned In any way with the dtsiribu cioc of farm products be invited to come Before the commission and tell

lad riiown her** holding one of bir “pels" at the Bronx Zoological Gar der. . New York, knows as much about bird* uud reptllea—particulnriy snakes.

WIFE’S GUARD KILLS HUSBAND UNO HIMSELF

Harry E. Hemming Shot Dead oS He Seeks to Enter House

With Estranged Wife.

BONUS BILL, 4? TO 23

for and 9 Republicans Against

Postponement

j wtmr they know.

' *We are fully detenninad to go to

NVirtbpotf, I-ong Isiauu.—One of ti»c ) the bottom of this matter." Chalnnun strangest niurilers In Long Island Lis- I And-' -on said. “We hope to be aide tory waa recorded whet. Henry G. i “ *'“*« 'aJui.Lilv light on the BennUu* !•««»«« brol.r, ,1* of- j W n.^., vs «, v .„ v . t.-ncern the fanulug Im-usiry. flee-j at 15 Broad street. Nes York, Maurl.-c McAuliffe of Kansu* told was shot to death at the dooralep of , cunmlsslon that In hi'*; judgment View Point, one of the show places -.f; the present condition of Industry was tha aorth shore, located on Duck I*- I nrtlflrinlly precipitated. He said there

land.

The murderer, I-'rank Ehcrhardt. caretaker of the eetale, and from one hceocnt seif appointed guardian of Mrii. Hemming and Mrs. Hemntlng'v I'ttk stepdaughter, ruxlnpT to his retm

was ho necessity for anytliing more •ban orderly readjustmeht and this could and' should ImVe been accomplished without unduly disturbing fundnew There was'certainly no neceSsity for such ruinous delation In the

„ .. . .. value of farm products, Mr. McAu

as tbe broker fell tciosa the door.slll, iiff e insisted.

and killed MmseJL Horrot. over the “l! was six years after the Civil crime ne !i*d JuH cotntfiJtged, It. the | Wnr ended that deflation on nay nponinioi! of the coroner, the deputy ; prevtefele scale began," said Mr. McsherM and the townsfolk^ Northport. ! AuHffe. “But it eomroeneed almost as the nearest town, drove him to sul- I soori a # tbe World <Var came to n

I C.oae. It was art! ft dally midcnmlnal-

prharut. « hard working, aiuv l> precipitated end wise and honest ;!t>g Austrian-of fortv-alght years, I nianrrement would have obviated the been appointed a apodal deputy offering that the whole country Is

sheriff ;for Duck latend so ^bst he \ liOR ' enduring.” tuteht Ik available In case the mem- {

hers of. thi,.Hemming fatally—imrtlcu- «t it «t *t p « st r at *t st •> ir. k *t r. *t p

terly Mrs. HetiUPing and her daughter | R-

—Should ever need prpteettoo. « ARMY PLANES SINK

Mrs. Hemming, it »u» leanieti. al-; *t GERMAN DESTROYER R «f reoon,miu«l.' and'SeBamra* Vle^d ihgtAgli miirried only two, mouths, had | R R ( .\fc k ) uad Trammel OTa.L iVinocrai*. I*een sejiarated from Hemming. Sl.e , R Norfolk. Va. (On board naval R wen- i«ilml ngainxt recommittal bad fteen living with Iter daughter *> R transport EteMtamm sixty inilea R A ns.tIon of Senator Keuron fla v View Point. He had been staying a! ; R at sea off the Virginia Capos via R Instruct the nmuuv O.mjinittee tn hit Son's home lu West Eighty-sixth . R destrover Crowuinshield). — H R : port the lili) hack by January 1. '11C2,

Wusniiigton.—Scenes of wildest Jlaorder, nccompaniwJ by threats betwedl senators of (lerMuml vioiem-e. marke i the uct'on in the Senate mi the tohliei hones MU, which was recommitted to the Finance Uommittee by a vote of 47 to 20. Party lines wer.* broken, eight Democrats being on recot ' for recommittal md nine Itepifbllcana against. The roll call result Wlow^i

For Recommittal—47

ttepabtIrons, S*—Ball (Del.), Bomb. (Ida ). Brandegiv (Conn ), Culder (N. t.). Cameron (Arix.), Cutnmios (!a.). Curtis (Kan.), Dillingham (Vt.), F-dg* (N. J.). Krnst (Ky ), FVrrald (Me.). Frellnghnyseii <N. J.), Gobdlng (Ida.}, Hale (Me). Kellogg (Minn.). Kenyon Us), Keyes (S. a). Knox (Pa.). Lodge (Mas-.), McCormk* (ML},' M - Klnley (111.), Mc.Vary (Ore), Mosca (N. H.), Ne!v*n (Minn.). New (bid.), Nicholson (Cat.). Norbeck (fi D.), Od-

die (Xev,), Penruae (Pa ). Poindexter (Wash.), Shortbridge (Cal.),- Smoot (Btab), Sttmfleld (Ore.), Sterling (B. D). Wadsworth (N. -Y.), Warrt* f'Vyn.), Watson (Ind.), Weller (Md.),

Willis (O.)

Democrat*, 8—Dial (S. Q.) Glass (Va.). Kfng (Utah). Myera (MonD, Simmons (N.,C), Swanson (Va.), Undervvood (Ain ). Williams (Miss.) Senators Phipps (Col ), Kci-ubUcBB.

R and Townsend (Mich.), pep^lcan. R -who were absent, were pyijred in jfavor

street. New Toftr

WORLD NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM

a letter to Congress, Preyhisnt y«r, Argwitiua, urged leglslangainst wc.xirtaliou of gold. He ttK country should attempt to lietis economic sittiaUo"-oy reUiu tng iMnuty imporu a.'ri tu(-f:axiug ex-

WcMitlghotwe Electric and Manufacturing Cviuxiaiij of Pittsburgh laid off !,v*)u employees in .be last month,

tuiLtly clerical worxer*.

Ainbassador JuKSerand and Mrs. Juaxcrstid |-»ti~<neu tbrir trip to

xjivri* tuts ! France Indcaniu-Iy. They were booked to pay the <f "Ml on lai Savoie, but the probu-i-'raiuv la ; Witty •■f iiitercxl'onal couftretioex lo

*ie»a*tou*l! 1' asWngton i,o aUarmameut

; R took army aviator* twenty win. R vi, ts defeat ad, tk)

R ut*** after the flrat hit tn sink R R the former German destroyer R

fifty fathoms, rixty R t of Cape Charles. \1r- R v the most Interesting and R

MsDctacular |»erformance of the R R series of joint army and naval

| | R tj-120 In t j R miles cast « | *| ginla. In the J R siectaculur

j LATEST EVENTS

l AT WASHINGTON I

If 1 may ventu . »*e««e«n, »„»-•» -» I* c'vntroversinl ground, I may say that i rfVoe^rMunwi^PetelgW firpss'm •' ‘“• v ‘ - V I l, ’ ,cs “ e ,,f 0-«kA*» & Tampico «U fields, l a* revolted. that we should welco-ne a general ca*- TRENT ON, N. J^yagfis :n marybf -f the Inter government war | buiiJing trades bore were reduce.!

MEXICO CITY, T,.* War Depart- m bombing experiment* now being R Po * lm **ter General Hays intends cut meed that General' itauivt ^ * .1... — rci*e 11-. ,... *

cold be Indeed sert-ji^ e.nn ..meed xtiM General’Imuty! wbrt I fear! Martinez lUrrera, who was lu ; «harg<

debts The 1

I effect would <

R conducted off the Atlantic coast

R Approximately ft fly

R planes, three nrtny I .imps and R * about seven riavnl planes were R

raise the coat of sendmg a

irbv.ry letter , 0 » W ~ H

u» he ,| M

to give better service.

hope and confldeuce would spring up j everywhere. The exUeoce o' :be»ei iuieruuiional detit* deter, ceutsate; from giving assistance, checks prlv

j toe buiiJing trade* here «r$i | from SU tvnts to C a uay 3 - P. Drvliu. arbitrator in wag bet* eon unions and employing c

by Martin ,

R in the air around ttie target at R Attorney General Daugherty has taken “ - ■— ' • — 1 Attorney Hr.yw,*

of New York the progress of the Department o, ju.t.-e., n4ticK1 . wid , investigation of the building Indus-

fific , pb

cauM-d rile <

r *‘-" R Koads are steiut iwenry-flve R R miles inside live Virginia Cope*. R i

R the tilers had a strslghlau-.iy R The lar -ding of 129 passengers ef tha

y-flve miles R *t«amer Gdansk of the P. hsh-Ameri-tn the target ship. ~

e the outbreak of the pU

; Vladivostok, tUbeno, «.> peraoo

a..-i ot .tom m —n. Ote. M | otter p „ : Kuuam „ ns ,^ Jsp-|„ V*- •M'tlfled !bc League -.1 Oskleiid. Cal.—An alrptene from the »- .. - •* situatiou arises j JactrzJ Br-is.’ airplane fact'

umk-T (jtc Angio-Jupancsr alliance that appear* incouotstvnt with the league s j pivcedure the tenet w ill prevail. Ambassador Harvey created it fa- I ror-: at the exclusive Hunger hill Gvdf * Club by playing in Us shin, sleeves, j Despite ti* icrnttc beat at] tiie Bnt- , ishers wore the cuuwnUonat sixoia

NEW BRirAtNj

.rediu and wtU. I fear. Prove ^ J •****«*'»■*** *1*. R

;urbUig i .-.r l u future totenu.tl.mal ; „ rn because of contUnml tMtsluwa -

! dspreaston. - . . ^

~~ — M 0 N T R E A L—Smoklna compartFOUR DIE A, PLANE FALL, i l,

oB Caps^inn Paiidc Uallraaff J aius. I- making tbb anBotinremeat' o : rem pony stnt.‘uient aflinaci the etjuabo of the sexes -

keley tell al Modesto, killing'

ouo tlmee naxseng.-re.

The airplane wan piloted :

pilot : clxev! in traveling 00 tte-Ir read*. NORFOLK Va.—A squad of police

by -T.uU” : prevented negro ‘Jelegule* at’endltig ami the *es»ion of tne State itepcblican 9 Jncoxsl, ■ .’ou vent Lon convened here. Orders to and John pgr the negroes were given, it Is assert-

leade:

11

FORD AFTER M'JSCt.E SHOALS

! Auto Man Offer

, $5,000,000 for Nitrate PianL A proposal by Hour? !

narge of the arruuget;»ent» for POUGKKEEPSIu;, N. Y—Jan-.** A.

?tlliumii. tlirough his counsel, to effect , sJibIlu-U marl'10 todJell! anu asked raat feri :er tvsthuony as to hi* mi- ' futthfv.. ie*» toward his wife be hatred j from the divorce Sctlud In future bwr-

PARIS.—Prurldant Nicholas Murray

ItuU-r of t ulu'iiMa University. New Ynnt, .vcelved tin fre. dmu of the Pity

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRCRR FIND BLUE LAWS INVALID California Judge Holds Sunday Cloa

ing Is Class Legislation.

Los Angele*.—An ordinance of the | city ef Pomona, near here, prohibiting : Sunday amusement!- . r v Inch an atlminslon fee was cliargeil, was held un-

conaitut'onal.

Jndee Burnell deHared It wna da** leghdatlon beenuae it allowed churclit-* take up a collect inn at Sunday **r vice*, which, he wlti. was virtually an admission fee and dei»1ng tiie same prlvUscus to others. DINING CAR PRICES REDUCED

wa, prevented by the new.

immigration laws limiting admission

to the country.

Attorney General Daujherty announaliquor stores carried by foreign ve*. «*.* entering the port cf New York, or coming within the three-mile lim^* * r re^K t°o f "fr 1 juriM ' c “°i visions of the Volstsad^UjSe ^ Favorable act.on wa. -.hen by th . (b . the loni C ‘ mm * rce Commiaaion on Uthu e. r " ° f th * Kan «» Publia

Wt or of’Tr'** 10 '' ,0r 8n

sat'or. of the reaaonableneae of

griup PCir ‘' ,n ‘ h » Japan, by common consent 1,1.

center cf prcspeotive d-^osa-ena at ' w « t ‘)ngtoo conference on arm*.

r i„ F , , '. E ‘" CT *

- A !L Cklare Crdde.