Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 9

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Second Section Pages 9 to 16
VOLUME LI
EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1922
NUMBER 58
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LONDON SOCIAL LIGHTS
INDULGE IN GAY WHIRL
Activities .Are Filling Papers
With Big Headlines
ROYAL ASCOTTcTne FEATURE
iHiril Kill! iMly AMor Kclt lira! Hlmo
jtrliini llmim IhiI Ttirlr l)n
lluvo lUm lloi'flo Oiuw
i!nrrnnni1.nc. of tbt AmocIiIw! Praw)
l.oNlioN, Juno 12. Fur Hie flint
(linii hIiicu 1014 lnulon U liiivtnir tt
Hiitllln 111 wllloll tlio ilrllvlllt'M of Nti
rlttlV NHl" tint nuWNiincl-H Willi
big lli'iiilllllvN.
I'hn program of notublo nv-on(n ho-
,H Wltll tllO ll WlllL'll VlHrOUlH iMH-
ri.lni mill I'rlticoBH Mury unvn m
'Ili'Mlrrflulil llnllMO ItlMl wiiolf. Tim
court ill Ittioklligliam imliu'o on
I'liiirnilny evening vu iu tlio old
nrtiln of pro-wtir miiKtitnrpwo inul
Hi,. fiiinouH Aseot inco huulim liol
Th u mil n y.
J'rliiri-ni Mnry nnil her IiuhIjiukI liy
ritjimiii of llmlr lionlllon, yntilh, wriillh
oiul iniutiilfli'iint limine, will lm it iikiiik
lint fnrt'imtMl Horlnt IimiiIith, nnil tnvl
tullonii lo I'litwitorflnlil hoimo will Kin'
lltu Hlittnp of Nurlul 0Htln next to n
rrropllon til court.
rhn "rnyul iiiwol" wlili-h lii-Knn
TiMiliiy, In iilwnyi a lirillliuit tifuflr
nii.l ilili yenr. inoiilliiir pronilwn to
nnliilllno nvnn tho olil ilnH. TIiitii
will ha homo mrlnff for vulimtiln
prli'. Inn I'll" WH wi-oniliiry to
iho Moflul iimioiiilily and tlio fuinouH
tr.ni purftdo.
Tliil Hlitir nnil cinoon will continue
In a ntlilo of poiiil-ulti'iulnllro nnd
Mill drlvo nt't-uM Ilia roiirirn nvry dny
wlttl KUimt til oevell foilr-liorMi lun
daii. Kiudilon. In di-im. urn pc!M to
lie varliMl. but ocordlnir to uport dc
ilgticr.. lurgo hiil nml tvnip. find
mikln lonmli nklrU will priMlomlimlo
l mn notowortliy finlulo of KiikIIiIi
milciy nt prwwiit U tho iiluii"! oom
plfto tltMtppi'iiritfirA of llio Aiinrlrun
,l. In KUwnril Vir. limn It wim
mlil Hint Amnrlcnn women ilomlnnli-il
tlio court nml oi-lety icenonilly "
aiin'i then tlio AiiH'rli'iin notolili-n
linvo grnilunlly dlnnppviirrd. Home
liavo iIUmI. nml ninny, wmilthy Amerl
ruin wlio llvoil 111 KllKlnnd drifted
liomi'wunl diirlpic tlio wnr nnil olhom
liavo not conio to tnko tlivlr place..
Kllllt Hoi Inn rtrlven even Hie convention-wound
dlmilliirte. of While
luill lo i'k relief from hl lorrlil
ni by illncunllnir their v.wtn uml
wenrlhK eooler clotlien iliirlim llio ro
cent beuf we-ve,
In DiiwnllDf etreet whero until very
rereia youm few ventured unliviB ut-tln-il
In reulii!lnn ullk haw anil
morning coma, camnei iiiiii-
htith government olllrlnlH linvo been
eeen during tlio weeln of tlio Aniflo
Irluli ronforenceK hurrying between
the colonial nml foreign ofneon nml
thn premler'i reillilenco clnd In more
eomforlnblo apparel. Homo linvo
been vonlliHia and olliern hnvo been
eeen wearing pearl grap top bnta anil
morning coatu of light gray material,
mill olhara hava been wonrlng plain
Kick ult of materloln almllar lo llie
American palm bench.
An American omliwuy offlclnl who
bad to make a quick trip to number
in a day or two ago. panned In mom
entary embnrrnMtiient on tho door
Mcp of the premier's reeldenco when
he realUe.1 ho woj. wearing while
flannel troueea a bluo coat nml .
liaiinnia hnl.- Te floor opened and the
i ........... ..i.rA rrnmlllg an apolo
gy, meanwhile fearful that hi" drew
wan out of harmony with ""
nlly of the Urltlub nr"'10, m,'??"i
He waa-.hown Into Mr. Uoy
(leorge'ii proeenoe. however, and hen
found the premier In a light coloiod
Hlmniung llk lounge "Ult.
Vlacount and tady AMor have been
trying lo rent at the palatla coun try
.. .... .ica their return
viuuio Hi v iiwiw ...... .u.i
from America, but In reality their
fliiyii have been o necuo a mn
epeiit while ill tlio ataleit. ,.
rri.. h.. nfinr t ho r rotum
they attended tho derby and aw
Tamnm -no pant Iho wlnn M Jf"'
neooiid only to Caplnln Cuttle. To
laya later they wltneiwed rogroni
winning of the Onka make. Both
them, hornea aro owned by Ixnl A
lor. Hlnoo then the Aatora hnvo been
i. n iri-oiit aceuniu-
irying 10 liiwii- - of
Inilon of oorreapondence, much 01
which la Inolilonlnl to iJidy Aatot
liarllnmontiiry work.
lglHlutlon which Tjidy Nancy m
been trying lo help through tho houo
of commona liiia necesnlliited conjld
erablo attidy and mimeroun nW
encea with other commonern. one
hill In which aho la Inlereeted. t
criminal law nmetulment, iIuhIki
to Rufegunrd young Klrln, In acheiluled
lo conio before the hoimo '"
two dnyg before parliament comen i a.
Another, tho guardlanehlp of Inf nta
bill, alao In lo have nn onrly beaiing.
The Dolly Tolegmph. In on cdi
torlal on Itly Aater'a vl It to Amer
Ira under, tho cnptlon "A VrMge
Acroiw the Atlantis," nays: . .
That ldy Alor haa miececded In
m 'n... i, Anierlcaii ana
v. -i. nnnnii, wo have no flouni.
and apart from the nornonnl trlumpn
m,o nihloved he did to that oj ent
furlher Jimtlfy If furinor J""" """"
wiw needod, tho during of tho electors
of Plymouth end tho cblvnlroun at
tltudo whloh the hoimo of com"
ndoptctl toward till" iomiinii
of lie tradltlona."
1M,o omcmiaf tho national ' Anljm
or genornt woraun, n .,nprtil
eongroM at Birmingham, volunteered
to accent a Todliotlon In their "ma""?
of two noniulB weekly.
oxpondod
inni lli.uuu Pmi ". ,
luring tno engiue"i"' - , ,
...i.7 a. i ,1m n 011 IllllllH
;'.M.;rgh trade m-Piites, ..o Kiting
of general unemployments ,,L all
and Inoroaaed oonlrlhu Ions nil
around, tho dooreao In salaries was
reeommennoti, , (1 ,n-
A resolution to mipport the i red in
tematlonalo wna ovorwP",i" " . u
featod, only flvo voting In favor ot it.
. The effort made In 11 t"
linn permanently in "myJJ.
(Continued on faifo 1')
CALIFORNIA'S DESERTS
FAST BECOMING OASES
MAiicil op i'ito(;iti:ss iti;
INU Al(ll WASTI-K
III llilM-ilii Vnllry Whlrli .1 yIWH
Aim VH Arid WiiMc, 'I'lirro Aro
I'Viv rii.rMhirilv S(i ficln-H
(('rrtifHiiirifit of (lift AHHurliilcd 'riHn
I. OH ANCIKKKH, Ju0 Hi. iv.ii.lo
who wniit lo vImK th "d-HnrlM" of
Ciilirui-niii llii 1 I. clliT Imi (ii. k nlioiit
11. Ill-I1IINM tlu IIIHITll at imiKri-HH In
riti-liihiiliitt llu ni, not hu h y im h, but
inllo ly mllo. I'rutty noun Death viil-l-y
will hit thn only n-ul iiiicIuIukmI
tiarklt'iM wiinIo hi :ho HoulhwoHt, and
It lit hoinic hiii'iociihid uMiti uh time
I'UhJtvrt,
111 Iho Imp. -rial v.illi-y which IB
y'UIM fIKO WIIH UllM wldo WIIHtl' of HdllO.
(HiKhniHi nml clrwlnl(rH, them ro-
liuilll only ono or two MlrutrhfN whern
ii imvi'hT who MtickB tu tho main roiiiln
in nvnr out or mIkIM or Iioiihoh nnd
wnti-r. Tho nun Hilll ImmiIh down
ll iilwiiVH tin, hut liiMtftid of Miiiklnir
on rultoil trullH iitnl triM'h'KN (tximimcH,
It lii'itlM on ci'iiu-nt hliihwuvH and
el ii m I 'rt oT Mhudit IroKH iilanid by inirly
ni'lllorrt ii ml now of rttMiioclahlti bIho.
IrilKtttlon wiiti-r In nlmont ovory-
wIhmt, Much of II In from llio Knuit
lirlKullim H.VHicm Hint Ih fed from tho
Colorado river, Kouio of It la from
iiutJilu Hlifiima: tniich of It from
wcIIh nnd iiiinilnrr pin n
linuiK into the ' viilty from tlio
north, tlio traveler ihihih u half-dozun
thrlvluK v!IIiiuih, all nnwcifd In pnlniH
ami di'-iltmua trciH. (IoIuk out attain
over the iiiouiiliiliiH toward Han DIcko,
h rronHcd a Mtrotch which for por
hapH 1 r or HO mlhm him not ylcldod
to liiiprnvtMiH-rit, hut nvcu that Htrutch
In dotted Willi mnHtriiflfon camps (if
ono itort or uiioOht, unU water In al
wayn within reach.
Tul en of idfiKKcrlnir with blooilnhot
cVi.i uml KWollcti. diiHt-rakt'd llpH, hnvo
bno mo old ntnff In tho valley with
all ihuH t-hanK!. nnd tho nubHtllu
tion o. thn automobile for tho horno.
Tho tli-Mcrt la fuiit fudliii; Into a
AMERICAN LIFE FEATURED
Flti:N'H NI'-.WKl'APKIt IX) wt
VOTK KI'ACW TO V. S. AM'AlltS
(CoTMpondraee of llio Aniwelatwl Prwml
NKW YllKK, June 11. Willi the
purlioite of Interpreting American
life and thought lo llio people of
Vrnnce, llie nuivapaper l.o l-'lgaro. of
l'arln. will henceforth ilovolo woekly
a nii'naurealile proportion of 11a epaco
to American iiffalra,
l-'renclr neM"HiaperH differ largely
from lhonn In llila country. An a rule
they give relatively lllln npneo lo
foreign now, lining only Bhort dis
patched. Heavy demand aro made
tinnn them ItV liollllrtl. Iiml UH 11 re-
milt political editorial nrltele.1 crowd
out newn of what the rent of the
world la doing. Furthermore . thn
tlienlra and matlerii literary rocolvo
much ancico In tnoir columns.
Imi Figaro, however, in going m
port. In a menmire, rrom preceueni.
It haa opened nn ofllco In New York
In cliargo of Iiula Thomna nnd C. M.
lx-rnor who will iiend by cable nnd
t... ..nu ..ura etr fun 1 nueu oinivn.
n.rlle,ilnrlv mnttnin In which both
cnnnlrlett nro Intoreotcd, an well ob
dcucrlpllvo elorlea of Amerlcnn life.
d financial, inaunriai nnu !"'
articled.
I.o l lgnro wan purenneeu on
vomber 10. 1921, by M. Coty.
MORE HELP EMPLOYED
C1.KVKI.AND PLANTS SHOW CAIN
IN WORKINO X)RCK
r-rneotlilenre of the Alwoolatca rrel
CI KVKI,AXI, Ohio. Juno 16. Ono
hundred of Cleveland' largest lndue
Irlal plunlH reglalered a new gain In
employment flguren In May, accord
ing lo tho monthly eurvey mnde by
tho labor committee of tho Clovcland
chamber of commerce. .v,i,
The 100 factories, each of wntcn
normally has a complement of 600 or
more, had on their pay rolls on June
1st, 80,r,r.7 persons, compared to 78,-
14Ilu"lne'Bliyin' Iho garment Industry
herif Is nhond of last year's In tho vol
ume of merchandise sold ond appar
ently l oloso to II In dollars and cents,
according lo reports ohlnlned by tho
Cleveland Onrment Manufnoturere
unsocial Ion from tho larger concerns
In the local market.
Construction work slnrled In Cleve
i...i ,i,,,.ir Mav. this yenr. lumped
tj nnn ana nlinvn Iho record for the
unite 'month Inst year, Recording lo
fleures compiled by City Huildlng
Commissioner Myers.
LIFE ON LINER IS COMPLEX
CltAFT MJI'11M-KI l'ltDM l'OOI,
TO l'Al.M OAItDKNS
,r.rM.nn.lAnee of llie AnneelntPtl Presa)
inHiuiM !U,iv HI. That ncnrurlng
Is nn expanded occupaiion -
l- n loi-v told ot tlic recciu
departure for America oi ...
liner, ouillppeii wim i""i
.unimlitir nool to pniui H'ii",-n.
ri,n cninln ancendlng Iho gnngwny
met a venernlilo uiiKiiown imm "'
im tlin citiiinauv n iimiui
L. ...i.. n.,ailniie,l the stranger
ns to whether bo was a member of
tho shlp'n compnny aim
ailirmnuva ,,, ,i,
Whnt'B your nuiiw i
C""PMio sir. I'm tho slilp'a Bard-
oner," wna tho reply.
START WAR UPON LOCUSTS
nr.AMI.14 TO KHOP rtIK""J"
OAS IIOMIIS ON un i"
Ih, Aaannlnleil PpBHIII
Vrr,7,rrj el lemibllo of Ar.erbal-
Inn May 16. eoriy "i
,nn,,", "...1,1. ..tannin gn llOlllbB
oniiippe.i - .... f
w 11 bo imeu 10 nun, v."; " .
I. ' .i.inl, nee dcsooiulllig upon the
crops nt tbl .Untrlot. The lnsoo'.s
""'bombBirbo drepped In'to the
swamns nnd othor breeding places;
wr.in?o.lln they will dlffu '-
.in irnseM. Tho experiment will
rf thffoKo,vovernn,ent 0,000 -
non 000 soviet rubles, or as a local
humorl.t h. ald, one ruble for each
lOCUBt. '
EVENTS FROM AMERICA
Always Eager to Moot Promi
nent Men of U. S,
PARIS SOLVES SHOE VOGUE
Cumin lhiiirli.tc lit Ony lty lltfoin
IjiiC l'rohlctti III l-'lmiiie for
lriri(torH timl 1'nlroiiH
fCrtrrnpuii(lnro of Llio Aanoclotod Prenn)
l'AItbS, .hum 10. I'rcmler l'oln
raro Ih keenly IntereHtcd In direct
iiuwH nnd linpreHHlouH from America
and taken euro that every prominent
American who dewlreM to eo him
xhall Imvo an opport unity of dolnK
ho. Ihi biiH frequently nuKKcuted that
dlnlliiKHlrthcd AmerleiinH hIiouM call
on blm ho thai ho mlrfbt obtain firxt
hand information on tho Hltuatloii at
WuHhlnKtoii nnd thu vurylnK phatioH
of public opinion In America toward
France.
Tho ppetnlnr haw ao far advanced
In liU ability to peak KukIIhIi that
ho now lallH unite readily, although
bo liejfun to learn th laiiKnaKo only
In tho early winter of llilK, after
I'rcHhh-iit WIIhoii'h arrival In I'arlH.
" Whllu ho Im extromi'lv nnxloiiw that
AmerletiliH Hlioubl undorrdnnd I'Vimco,
ho feelH It Ih eqiinlly the duty of
Frenchmen to in form tnonineivea
about America.
Tho Hlvle 111 wornen'H hIiooh, wlilch
linn taxed tho Imagination of deHijjn-
rn and boiio tbroiiKh many rantantie
phiiHeit durlntf tho punt two yearn
without Bottllmr upon any niodM, ap
pears to have been Hoivou ror me
current year at Iract.
For wnlkinic and oflornortn wear.
laced Klchelleii or eluMtic Hitled phoeH
aoom to lm tho niot popular. They
ar carried out tfelierally In patent
leather vnrled with bihhIo and Hpbt
cloth In tho upper part. Heels are
low and vamps hlKh.
Another Hhon that In mmh favored
Ih the claBuy Klrhelieii IriRonlouHly cut
with mixed leather nnd Huede, with a
low, wide, heel covwred with nuedo to
match tho Bhoe. Thero are uIho
leather heeln cubical In nliape, which
HomowhaX rcM-all tho Frem-h IoiiIb I
XV, but not qulto bo cxa?BornU'd n.
to heluht.
For Into afternoon wear, or for the
more elaborate tailor-made. huUb.
thero Ih a lar(f variety of leiilher. and
Hiiedo court Bhoen with elaborate
Hteel huekleB. They are. repbuliiK
nandalH, which the eleirantly dreHHyd
womon aro forwiklnf. The heM ef
fectH am obtained with Kmy. hleKO
and black, ornamented with t';ie in
evitahlo uteel buckle.
Huedo HhoeH, either with ono but
ton or a utoel bueklo, nlo aro In favor
for afternoon wear. They nro imu
ally iWinbroldemV with lltllo-. mwV
"ijcmlH all oh onto hIhV. ' Tli) vmp i
very lonir and the heel Ih of LouIh XV
Htyio. Court hIiooh In black, may nnd
maroon satin uwo uxo very ihul-ii ;
worn.
Marcel Allomnnd. ono of tlio lead
ing Jockeys of French - extraction on
the French turf, now dolnff his mili
tary servleo vlth a cavalry unit nt
DIJon, wishes Whitauntldo canio sev
eral times a year.
Obtaining u three-day lenve over
tho holidays. Altemand Immediately
repnlrod to tho St. Cloud raco track,
whom ho was emcaucil for three
mounts. Tho next day nt Chontilly
he strain rodo threo mounts, ono of
whirh was tho winner. Ho finished
his leave nt St. Cloud, rldlne another
winning mount out of three.
Alleninnd received 3800 francs for
his threo dnys' work.
Tin r I no- h r 18 monltis muiiary ser-
vlco tho JOckey will earn 274 francs
in 548 days ttl ou centimes a any.
r-i.hnret Hnnclne In Paris Is becom
ing a problem In uncertain finance
for proprietors nH wen as i-umuihvi-.
A score or nioro of thee hlRh tension
nlRht life plnces have droiped out of
oxtfitonco durliiff the past few months.
only to bo replaced by omers ouurniK
ullghtly different thrills at somewhat
hlKher prices.
Tho proprieiors nny uim uum
will not pntronize ono pine lor nn
length of time, nnd consequently they
must cnnrRe nm" i ," -
neriod In order to pny for tho cost
of installation, then elono when tne
places nro no longer "a la moue.
BBRUN, .luno 10. Whllo com-
.Onii.ia hiivrt boon annenrniR in vari
ous o.uurlerH of price discrimination
nRiiliist tourists in Germany, objeq-
tions are rnisea uy uiu viihiuii
alleged discriminations in tuvor oi
foreigners in ouuuuinK iiii'w'"v'".
miiiitmi nv ion nuiiHinu miuitucjii
Rerliniirs often are rorceu to wan a
year before they can obtain indepen
dent lotlRiiiKM. Tho chnrgo is heard
that doubirui nieinous unu mi...
ne nf iheir ciirreiiclea ennine lor-
elgners to Ichbo apnrtmenls that are
ovnnd tho roach of Germans. In
somo sections housing officials nro
blamed, nnd tn hukrohUoii Is made
that tho wliolo situation should he
regulated bv the foreign office.
At tho same time, consideration is
t . n f fiwt that some 2000
membors of the dlplomatlo personnel I
nitiKt bo provided with residences be
cnuso tho hotels nro not sullablo to
their special needs.
nerlln Inhabitants nro nctlvely
striving to offset tho lmpi''on that
they hiivo been discriminating against
tourists.
Tho Introduction of Uio eight-hour
day in Germany hns confronted big
industrial plants with tho problem of
nffording their employes diversion
calculated to keep them, out of mis
chief during idle hours.
While the abbreviated working day
hns induced tho youth of new Ger
many to tnko up sports, tho question
of profitable pastimes nnd self im
provement for adults has resulted In
tho Inauguration of free circulating
Mbrnrles In shops and factories. One
publishlnff house Is now specializing
L .eimi,nifl of honks adapted to
general rending nn well ns publica
tions of n specific chnrncter for work
ers wlshintf to Bpectnll7.o In somo sub
jects. '
Clcttlnit on nnnlilly .
"Well, how iiiliny orders dill you
it yoRlcrclny?" , ,. '
"T not two orilorn In ono plnoo."
"Tlmt's tho stuff! What woro
"Ono wns to (jot out nnd tho othor
wn to stay out, uosion ru
RUSSIA IN NEED OF VASf
AMOUNTS OF MACHINERY
l l'lll II.IUMi OP UK.lt 1SD1S
TKIIOH AWAITS MA TCIll.M.S
I'll to 1'rcMfiit Tlmo ltnw-(;ermuii
Atfrttiiu-nt JIjim Not HckiiIumI
Jii ,'o-0Hrrutl(m
. rf!orri'ri!,otiili'npi of the AK,cutefl Prnnn)
. AKiKCOW, May IS. ItiihHla needs
n. vast amount of machinery and
niber material for. tho upbuilding of
her Industrie, but Instead of a flood,
tho Incoming streams of supplies aro
tiny and huydly make any IvnpresKlon
on tho actual needs of tho country.
Had tho Genoa conferem t agree I
upon an International loan to help
KuHBla conditions In this regard
might bo much morn favorable to
day. It l pointed out. but as It is,
soviet ofllclals are saying: "A little
water Is welcome in n desert."
1'p lo t hp preuent tlinn-rhe Genmon
FtUKHlan ugreomont Hlnni-l at Genoa
has not been followtMft by any great
economic eo-oporullon be'ween the
two conutrlos, noverthelwis Gorman
Halesmen, German ospei ts and (ier
iii an Hconts for German capitalists are
un-lving in .Moscow In conw'antly in-
fCnntinuen on I'ago 10. Column 9.)
3C
We
and
lock
This
We are sorry we could not handle all of you but the
crowds were so great, the buying was so tremendous
all could hot get waited on. We are now better pre
pared to wait on you.
Camps
Public
Making price! history with the most drastic concessions
ever offered in this territory.
$2.00 Dress Shirts, fancy
stripes and checks
69c
$1.25 Blue Chambray Work
Shirts
56c
$5.50 U.
Shoes
S. Munson Last
S3.39
$7.50 U. S. Army O. D. Wool!
Blankets
$2.98
Eugene
Surplus
IN COAST STATES BETTER
Report Set Forth By J, A. Kelly,
District Director
LUMBER PLANTS HUMMING
Highway Construction, Mining, Farm
ing, Knflrmu! Ttcpuir, VAC, Add
Tlit'lr iiiotiH u Activity
t Cor rcKpon ilon of tho Associated Press)
SAN FUANCrSCO, Juno 17. De
cided improvement in employment
conditions on tho Pacific coast is
noted by J. A. Kelly, Han Francisco,
district director of tho employment
Hervice, United States department of
labor, In his report for May made
public here. Although in foodstuffs
and leather there is a stigiit decrease
In employment, highway construction,
building, lumber mining, oil, farm
ing and railroad repair show an en
couraging Improvement,
Mr. Kelly's report, covering Call-
(Contlnuod on Pago 10, Col 5.)
is W hai Happened at This Store
advertised
then were
the doors to
Allotment
Stocks from
Must be sold
Immediately.
20c Army Dress Socks, the
pair
lie
$1.50 Athletic Union Suits,
high grade v
73c
SS.85 Army Officers' Plain
I Toe Shoes
34.89
Gold Medal Folding Cots
like new
$3.29
Army ioods
646 Willamette Street
FOREIGN BORN CONFUSED
BY CELEBRATION REVELS
lkagi.t; kuggj-sts standard-
IIXG OP 4TH OI1SKRVAXCK
Would I'uvor I'ugeuiils Illustrative) of
thu Outstanding Enochs In
American TIJstory
fCorrfHpondisnco of tho Amioclntcd PrOM)
NKW VOItK. Juno 10. Tho Ieaauo
of Foreign Horn Voters has suggested
a standardized celebration of Inde
pendence day, which calls for holding
of a "civic court of honor" in every
city nnd hamlet in the country, fea
turing u pageant illustrative or epochs
in American history.
The league maintains that the Im
migrant is confuaed by tho wuvlng of
flags and conglomeration of sound
that greets him on tho Fourth of
July, and that no organized attempt
to Interpret lo him the meaning of
the day is made.
Parades are suggested to give a
true conception of the cultural con
tribution of tho foreign-horn citizens.
Thero should be floats or tableaux
depicting In panorama the eras of
"Discovery," "Exploration." Coloniza
tion," Sinning of tho Declaration of
Independence," "Birth of tho Amer-
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Cabinet and Radical Party Al
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CHRISTTANIA, May 23. The king
of Norway as chief executive; tho
cabinet and tho radical party of Pre
mier Blehr aro today all closely al
lied politically with and supported by
the communist party, a group gener
ally credited with taking orders from
tho third Internationale at Moscow.
The Russian organization Is pledged
to obtaining the dictatorship of tho
proletariat by revolution against ex
isting forms of government.
It is boubtful If the communists
aro supoprting the cabinet for noth-
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