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s - 4 fflB CmnOOX STATESMAN: THVItSll.W. Jt'LYK, 1020; EDUCATORS NOW FACE PROBLEMS Women Seek Positions on Boards, Programs and Committees. Republican Nominee for the Vice-Presidency With His Family NO SKELETONS i: ALT LAKE CITY, July 7 Nw grasp on the affairs of the national education association, in session here, has been taken by women members as a class. The "national council of administrative women" at it meeting today pledseJ Itself t6 ' recure .for women equal represent-a-tlbn with men on. all program; boards and committees of "all or? Ionizations in which both men and women are admitted to membership,! including especially state and natlo nal education associations." There Is a report current in many association channels that leading women members hare assured Fred M. Hunter, superintendent of schools of Oakland1, Cal., of their support for the. presidency, and in return hare been assured of the backing of the Hunter leaders for placing at least two women in important po sitions in the association's admin istration. According to this report, Olive Jones of New York, president of the New York City Principals' associa tion, is to be made the nominating committee's choice for member of the board of trustees. C. O. Pearse, president of the Wis consin state normal school at Mil waukee, addressed today's general session on the need for "sports to build bodies." He cited figures from the selective draft statistics to indi cate physical unfitness la the pres ent generation. , 1 How would you like to be an Irish policeman In Londonderry? TODAY 1 i V" m MAE MURRAY "what" AM I BID" VAUDEVILLE TOMORROW BLIGH THEATRE m -3m IT'S AGREED THAT OUR SPEED IS A FRIEND INDEED! You'll know that our spede Is a good friend of yours when you are in need of a plumber to fix up a Insky pipe or do some other re pair work. At such a time you wilt consider It quite fortunate that you remember Phone No. 190. Wt would like to be of erv ice to you. NELSON BROS. Plumblnr. Tinning and Fafstces US ChemekeU St. Phona 106 McDowell Market 113 S. Commercial Where a Dollar Does Its Duty SPECIALS FOR TODAY . Out Best Loin and Round Steak today, 20c per lb. Any cut of mutton, 15c v -J- HARM fMlS 1 SOUS I BAN RAISED ON RUSSIAN TRADE Exception is Made Covering Materials Used in War Activities. WASHINGTON, July 7. Restric tions on trade with soviet 'Russia were removed today by the state de partment except insofar as they per tain to the shipment of materials susceptible of Immediate use for war purposes. ; An individual export license muat be obtained for the shipment of such materials and it was announced" that such licenses would be granted only In exceptional cases. Individual export licenses also will be required for the export to Kueaia of locomotives, railroad material and rolling-stock and motor cars and component parts. While taken independently of ither nations, this action followed exten sive exchanges between the United Stats and: Grat Britain and France. It is believed to have been' hastened by the recent negotiations between Gregory Krassln, representing the Bolshevik government and Premier Lloyd George, looking to the resump tion of trade between Great Brltam and. Russia. In announcing IU action, the rtale department took particular pains to stale that political recognition, pres ent or future, of any Russian author ity exercising or claiming to exercise governmental functions was neither granted nor Intended. It also em. phasized that individuals or corpor atlons trading with Russia would do so on their own responsibility and at their own risk aa this government could offer no protection to Americans- going Into. Uuxfcla or trading with Russia. . The statement also was made by the department that indications were that Russia had only a small quantity ot raw materials for export; that its purchasing power was very limited and that consequently there would not be any considerable trade with that country. The announcement by the depart ment follow: . The rent r lotions that have hereto fore stood in the way of trade and communication with eovlat Russia were today removed by action of the department of state. Such of these restrictions, however, as pertain to the shipment of materials suscepl! we or immediate use for war pur poses, will for the present at leart, b maintained. I'omicai recognition, present or future, of any Russian authority ex ercising or claiming to exercise gov ernmental functions, is neither grant "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. A few cents tuya "Dndeln. After an application of "Danderine ' yon can not find a fallen hair or any j dandruff, besides every hair shows new me. vigor, brightness, core ed or Implied by this action, it nhoutd be emphasized, moreover, that individuals or corporations availing themselves of the present opportuni ty to trade with Russia will do o on their own responsibility and at their own risk. The assistance which the United States can normally ex tend tojts citizens who engage in trade or travel In sfeme foreign coun try whose government Is recognized by the United States, can not b looked for in the present case, since there is no official. or representative Kussian authority with which this government can maintain the rela tions usually existing between na tions. "The action which the United States la how taking in no wise con stitutes a recognition of the validity of industrial or commercial conces sions granted by any existing Rus sian authority. American citizens availing themselves of the present relaxation of restrictions are warned against the risks incident to the ac ceptance of commodities or other values, or the title which may later be brought into question. "The situation which at present prevails relative to travel from or to Russia, will be unaffected by the removal of trade restrictions. Pass ports for Russia caffnot be issued, nor will any change be made in the vise regulations now in force. " "Since it is not desirable at this time to undertake negotiations with the soviet postal authorities, the postoffice department will be un able to accept mail from or to soviet Russia. There has never been any parcel post convention between the United States and Russia and this mode of forwarding goods is there fore unavailable." This formal announcement was supplemented by the following state ment: "While the indications are that Russia has but a small quantity of raw materials available for export, that the purchasing power of Russia Is very limited and that for these reasons there will not be any con siderable trade, if any, with Russia, this government however does not feel that the law-abiding people in Russia should be deprived of any assistance which can be derived from such trading as may be possible. The attitude of the United States toward.4 the. recognition of any faction In con trol of soviet Russia has not chang ed. This government is not willing by means of political recognition to lend positive assistance to a faction whose disregard of the principles ot democracy is evidenced at home by the maintenance of a minority des potism and abroad by an Insldloun campaign of propaganda to subvert popular governmental Institutions expressive of the will of the ma jority." Trade between the United States and Russia has been prohibited since the Ilolshevikl gained control In that country a year before tb end of th World war. Kvn before that time It had been limited because ot the demoralized condition of the Russian railroads. Some exports, mostly war material. Had been sent to Vladi vostok and Archangel, but much of It never was moved to the interior. Rrquesta that the state department left the ban on trading with the so viet government have been made by many American exporting and other business firms and American gov ernment officials long have desired to remove the rfMrictlons no that the Htiffering people might be aided in spite of the Bolshevik I. Fears had been voiced, however, that what ever went into the country tor that population , would le seized by the BoUhevtkl ' and converted to their atacs. IS I Spanish King to. Visit France and England SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain. Jul 7.- Klng Alfonso and Queen Victoria arrived here today on their way from Madrid for a visit to France Landlords Will Refrain From Goading Visitors Positive assurance that there will be no profiteering here by landlords or merchants during the Kiks con vention. July 22-23-2. was given today by the executive committee in charge. f'Kvery available rom Is listed with us. together with the price to be charged for accommodations, and any person found over-charging will be accountable to. the local order," the committee chairman stated. More than 2000 rooms already-statement lQ) lL U UU liLnJ U hv'L f "" "XT' T T A T -" M,x And bchiml Heililchcm Performance is Bethlehem Policy. A concrete tangible express cnopditKM tnrc.uh the dealers to the owners of Bethlehem Motor Trucks. Buy Safcly-BuJ lilunolll;;4 TULIiHEM' MOTORS CORPORATION 2j na ncttimi neililchcm Performance is Bethlehem i ...... . 1 5 1. , Just before his nomination for the Vice-Presidency by the Republican National Convention. Governor Cal vin Co&lidgc of Massachusetts posed with bis family f orhh photograph. Heated on the arm of the governor'a chair Is Calvin, Jr., and atanding beside bis mother is John Coolidge. " have been secured by the housing committee. Quarters will be pro vided all visltots. Cox Telegram Branded Insult to Legislature BATON ROUGE. 1.. July 7. Reading In the Louisiana house to night of the telegram from Governor Cox, Democratic nominee for presi dent, expressing the opinion that the Louisiana legislature owed it as a duty to the Democratic party to rat ify the federal suffrage amendment brought no open movement to obtain action on the ratification resolution before sine die adjournment tomor row night. The Ietnocratlc nominee's telo gram was transmitted to the house by Frank J. Looney, chairman of the state Democratic central committee was accompanied by a menus ge from Chairman Looney also urging ratifi cation. Reading of the Looney mecsago drew from Representative Dupre a on the bouse floor that T rt .1 , m w , . u ....... !r"C?.- BctVcS ".' nicxi rc Duuc to . . Allen town SALEM VELIE COMPANY 1C2 North Commercial Street J. W: JONES, Mgr. DJFALil5;S F0R MARION AND POLK COUNTIES TERRITORY OPEN FOR GOOD LIVE DEALERS he would not permit dictation by the state chairman. "I say this telegram (the Looney message) is an Insult to the intelli gence of every member of this legis lature." declared' Representative Du ple amid the cheers of suffrage op ponent.. Some ai tempt to obtain act loo on the ratification resolution may be made tomorrow but aa a suspension of the rules In Itoth houses requiring a two-thirds vote would - be neces sary to bring up the resolution, lead ers believe there' is slight hope of adoption. N. E. A. Convention Votes 1 Suffrage Resolution SALT LAKE CITV, July 7. A suffrage resolution caused considera ble discussion in the resolutions com mittee tonight. It was offered by Miss Annie Webb Blanton.. superin tendent of public Instruction of Tex as, a si'ter ot the congressman of that name from the same state. The convention will not vote on resolu tions until Friday and what action - . T"na? H tons delivered deliver loads, and to deliver loads Policv. A concrete tanflKIe Pennsylvania I t.e committee took was not disclosed. The suffrage resolution would urge. upon the states of Connecticut, Ver mont, Tennessee. North Carolina and Florida speedy ratification pr the national suffrage amendment that vomen may exercise at the No- vember election the full rights of American citizenship. Wedding notice of 120: "The groom wore the conventional over alls." Campers And "Berry Pickers Buy Your Springs and Mattresses . ATWOODRY'S 270 N. Commercial Street st . minimum economically. t uy Bethlehem. Ton (Chassis 3J Ton Chassis rh ru rtl of 1 la it" 1 fid etl a H. atn Mil Thl IS wei 244 Ch: m T. ' coior ana tmckncsa. , - and England. t
