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FALL'S CHARGES AGAINST CARRANZA
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•I il I iun requesting President
withdraw moduli loo of
noil sever diplomatic rein
linn been Introduced
full (Hep.), New Mexico,
of Ilm svoul« committee
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by He null
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charged wilh no Investigation of Ilia
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a iff Senator Kali,
eiiiiiusxjr, (he coo*
icrnl to New York and llie
general In Hun Francisco
"ihm ilte Mi-xti
sut, lie gel
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have heed
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ignited to the dto
(rllmtloQ of imUliKvik pro|>««gMf)i|ti ami
Iha* 9ht(
IlHN hfflt dODD Wltll lilt*
and eon*«*nt of V<*uiiNtl«ii)o
know let
Cnt-nui
i-nnlor Fall's rei
lutlon follow«:
ulvrd by the aenal«. the hoiinu
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presriitatlves coiieurrlng. That
the action taken by the depart men I of
slat* in
ference to Ibe pending con* B
ilweeli this governnicnt and B
f Mexico abotild be
trover
the g>
liment
appro», d, mid fur I her, that the president of the foiled Hlatea be, and he la
withdraw from Venuatlano Carranza the recognition,
accorded him by the Culled Slniea as president of the republic of
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M'» ■ und to sc » ,* r* nil diplomatic relations now existing between this go»*
rmim-nl and the pretended governnienl of Carranza."
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J. W. ALEXANDER TO SUCCEED REDFIELD
JnNhun Willi* Ah-xfiriflnp of (talla
1 I In. Mo., who nurcF-ml« Wllllmn C. !(♦*<!
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ecrelary of commerce,* haa to
resign his seat in congress tu lake the
position. He was horn In ClniTnnutl
January 22. IS,'." In 1ST" lie was
from Chrlatlan college,
In IM72 he moved to Galla
tin and In 1M75 he was admitted to the
bar. Almnat Immediately he entered
public life, serving as public adminis
trator. member of tbe hoard of educa
tion, mayor and »tale legislator. He
resigned us judge of the Seventh Mis
souri district to take Ills seat In the
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.Sixtieth congress.
He was mimed hy I'resldeti* WM- I
son us huusa member of the fatted
States commission to the International !
conference on safely of life at sea, and
»as selected by the commission to
chairman. The conference »vus lu ses
slon In lamdon from November, lout.
In February, 1014, lie married the
atuugntct of the late Judge Samuel A, Itlchurdsuii In February, 1H7H, and Ida
wife and aeve.i children four son# und three daughters are living. He was
elected to the Sixty llrsl, Hlxiy-aeeund. Sixty third. Sixty-fourth. Sixty fifth
and Sixty sixth congresses.
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SENATOR M'CORMICK'S BUDGET PLAN
Senator MHhtrutlek of Itllnula will
intriHliice ■ billiget bill at this session
'»« He attacks the Hood hill
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He *uys his hill tliffers from
that of Mr i has I, chiefly, In placing the
budget I»
as (unity
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H«» In iimtlfT «Irlt'lly «
will offi^vr hidI of trn*
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neous fimetlons. such as administration
of pul
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■ tidings and public health
service, wn>l In eni|Miwerlng the Midget
•■srenu |o reduce departimmtal appro
prlallou estima H
"My bill,
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rk nf one man. Its
from the hands of
ICH ; It embodies (a
of students of pub
ad finance like (tec
lent Nicholas Mûr
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til t>*»9 fr»nh«*r «llvlil»
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r»>sp«n
•tblllty for ll»e ntiMclal policy of the
I as the UsmnI bill must If It
lo:o
make the se
of expendlli
president
publ became law. My hill seeks to
lary of tbe treasury a true Out nee ortlcer. surveying the llebl
as wrt.", »« that of revenue. The (Staal hilt would make the
aly the ums« overburdened «lecutlv« In the world, ht»
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my« the Hood TUI, which places Ibe bureau <»f the tonlgts
I lent, merely transfers the existing amt amorphous
>f (he treasury In asartuhllng lit
or
In lb« oi
e uf the p
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limâtes to this hutlgel burvaii,
of »hl. It the vitality will depend upon tbe energy, the llnaiielal skill ami the
>1 attention at the president.
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HARRIS: CONSUL GENERAL IN RUSSIA
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K. I. Harrt« of Bock Island. Ill.
•»»nsul general for the I'nlled States
o Km
sata. Is having lots of expertene»«
xlays. ae»*x>rdln< to re|M»rta fro»»
the La ml of Cha»»o. But t hen he's beet
xavlng such experiences for the las*
twenty years in I'bcie Hama tvasulai
service. He was appointed to his prr»
enl p-wt In BUS, Li
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he has In*»vied all over Siberia stove
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He arrived la ihitsk November
19 of last year and *-to.-s.se -1 tbe ac
eessioo of the present Kolchak gov
ernment to OMttrol uf Si her ii
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Ill* "disert» - !" is bigger than tbe I'm
He has a staff
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•I'tttiKh*! i>w m«n> ihou<
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Ur. Harris' »luttes have set
Iota many t;vety plx»-r- He «w 0»
yean In Tutsey wit ness
luttons »« hieb ke|d that »»»miry .tt
violent turtnolt He
Hgale the ms,as ere» »•( Anuenlstis by
Turk, tt .Vliipu. II«- im« -.r»e.i man': the Balkan >u o L I •»> t.r.- .e t
five and »«oehitf year* he woe at Stockholm. Then he joined the staff of a
Ne» York book ami went to l(»i«eja to 1917. rvaehing l'etn>gr«d when tlte
revoiuH»*o was oo.
Consul General Harris I» an American «»liege graduate who finished V»
•du-.-itH.ui with live years at lleidaiberg
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SOFT COAL MINERS BACK AT WORK AFTER STRIKE
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PLANE THAT MADE FLIGHT FROM ENGLAND TO AUSTRALIA
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The Vickers-Vlmy ltolls bomber In which (Tiptaln Itoss and his crew of three safely made the $00,000 prize (light
from England to Australia. The plane Is almost 'dentlcal In construction with the one used hy Captain Sir John
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ART WORKS MADE FROM FLOUR SACKS
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It is dltfleult to believe that these three gorgeous works of art were
orlgltmlly ordinary (lour sack*, such us ar»» seen on the floor. Yet they are
the works of Belgian artists »»ho create»! them In aid of the Belgian relief,
und they are on exhibition In a Fifth avenue gallery In New York.
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ipprijprtste thl« view of IVrt Sunlight, the beau- I
»»ell the contented employ»»» of the soap king's
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Bful little village »»herein »I
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MOVING LINCOLN MONUMENT
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In IbdP by popular subscription in I
Washington, has been declare»! ont of !
I harmony with the remodeled District
i>f Columbia courthouse, before which
It stands. By authority of congress. ;
thersfforv. It I. helng moved to a ***
near the brxuid Potomac.
Unfortunate Toads,
Science has at last provtsl by experi
ments why It Is that so many petritle») !
j toa<ls have b»-en 'onnd inihed<le»l In
! stone or their remains in lump
; coal. The toads. It seems, have a habit
of crawling Into tiny crevices In the
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stone or wood or coal, as the cas», rnav
j be. while they are »fill young. From
j time to time the» emerge to get ford.
hut as they can live for a year without
It. they sometimes stay In tbe hole too j
long ami grow too large to emerge. If
they gel plenty of air they will live f,, r i
» t»velvenM»ntb or so. but If the erevf»-e '
close« up. they die sooner. In other
»wds. they can live without food, hut
they »-annot exist without air.
Beginning of Rubber Industry
As early as the beginning of th*
seventeenth century the
ipteil rubber to waterproof their Honks
hut It was not until the eighteenth
»»ntury that the rubber industry be
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"CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
IS CHILD'S LAXATIVE
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Look at tongue!
Remove poison»
from stomach, liver and
towels.
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Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child Is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Fnll\_
directions for child's dose on each bot*^"
tie. Give It without fear.
Mother! You must say "California."
—Adv.
Ungallant.
I bad my tiny niece out for a stroll
the oilier day. She caught sight of a
little chap on the steps of a house and
she slowed up and kept gazing at him.
; I film My told her to hurry up or the
little boy would take 1er In his house
( to live. The young chap, overhearing
me. said : "Oh, no. I won't ; we've got
two of 'em now."—Exchange.
LONG FACES
"Cascarets" for Liver
and Bowels bring
back Smiles
Turn tl.e "Kill-joys out—the head
ache. hlllousness. Indigestion, the sick,
sour stomach and misery-making gases
—turn them out tonight and keep them
out with Cascarets.
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazy liver,
clogged bowels, or an upset slonmeh.
Mon't put in another day of distress.
I.et Cascarets cleanse your stomach;
remove the sour, fermenting food ; take
the excess bile from your liver and
carry out all the constipated waste
matter and poison In the bowels. Then
you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight straightens you
out by morning. They work while you
sleep.—Adv.
No Accounting for Tastes.
"Hid you ever fall in lo»-e with a
bareback rider In a circus when you
»»•ere a boy?"
"No." replied Mr. Griinpkln. 'TT'O
ple used to say I was n queer boy. I
passed up flic bareback rider and the
lovely trapeze performers in their pink
nml white tights to worship at the
shrine of a snake charmer of mature
years."—Birmingham Age-Herald.
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin—say Bayer
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Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
In a "Bayer pjekage." containing prop- .
er directions for Colds. Pain, Head
ache. Neuralgia. Lumbago, and Rheu
matism. Name "Bayer" means genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
nineteen years. Handy tin boxes of 12
tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
aceticacldester of Sullcylioacid.—Adv.
H^-M.ybe I did. hot you seem to
ft , rifet that laws ^
Bo<t.,n Trnns.-rlpf
Especially That Kind.
She (complalnlngly)—You said be
fore our marriage That my every wish
was your taw.
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B aa «cute attack of Nasal Catarrh. Per
m^ n îv.r h iSL a . r * to frequent "»»Ids
H » -r 7'o r, r," 11 that the use of
h!oa L .l CATARRH MEDICINE will
.sw d Jl P ^ th * f 7 *"™- Cleanse the Blood
and render them less liable
Repeated attacks o C Acute
... fronte Catarrh.
-J 1 :MEDICINE Is tak
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r-»' œ ' Sr ' T e»tlmonlals free.
H.xblb C AT a K RH^MEDICINE^wIU ' l!5t
to colds.
Catarrh may
cura.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Logical Conclusion,
strike ide.M
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"Well T'
"Seems to he making a hit."
tyfll/PWE •»«* Morrtnrf.
MiLY^r^L Strong, Hmattky
f ' £>»*, If they Tire. Itch,
Smart or Bum. if Sore.
Y01ID 5 TlUted - Inflamed or
c FIP Granulated, use Murine