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RECALL FORCES
FURTHEST SOUTH
TO NEAR BORDER:
Pershing's Pursuers Withdrawn From
Advanced Position to Cascn
Granda Region, Vacation 300
Miles of Territory. According tfl
bi Plan Outlined.
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WASHINGTON. April 24. -
Gemini Cnrranan hn agreed to
a conference between Major
General Seott nml General (b-
regon. Amlmssndor liesignnte
Arrcdoiido so informed Scere-
tly Lin-nig today, nml nd
lite conference would In held
cither nl J tin rex r Kl Pu a
soon n General Obresron could
reach I In- border.
f
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WASHINGTON', April '21.- Gen
eral t'nrmnxn hn n-k'l lor mi enily
reply to hi- note nl April 12 siiggcst
iii).' the American lioop be recalled
I mm Mexi Tin-. wa learned of-
liciolly IihIiin in connection with the
fact that Kli-co Arredondo, Mexican
ambassador designate, sought nn in
terview with Secretary . Lousing.
Stnte di'imrtiiifiit official declined to
discuss till' matter.
The Mexican ubn.v stoted llml
I Ik- rcn,uct hint not been transmitted
through Mr. Aircdondo so fur n
known there. It is undci-tood to
luive been mmlt' directly liy General
Carta nxn and throimh Siecinl AgVnt
I'odgera.nt Mexico City. A reply olo
would 1m' ent tli couch Mr. IJoduer-.
I'uu-tou'.s ."cv Plan
Admwfst ration official todav
looked lo Ueneriil Fun-ton to cunv
out plan for redioitinn ot the
A merle n troop in Mcxieo. The
pl.iiH approved hv President Wilon
ttiul Secretary J hiker were the out
It r oh th of conference between Uen
eriil I'untoii nml General Scott, elnel
of tnff of the iinnv, who eni to Sun
Antonio in. HeeM'tnry linker M-r-lioiinl
rppn-entntive.
The plnn ttvn iiitTpretel v'ner
nlly that the United Stnte will inn in -tn
in a niilittiry MuIiim ipio behind the
internntioiuil line until the ('urrnnxu
tfovprnment hnx demon-t mU'd it-
nlulity to externiiniite Villa am) iii
outliiwv. Meiinwhil' ii in uuderKtoiid
I ho Amerienn foree will Ik o plneed
ii to wileiuiid the Amerienn border.
e-diiipoitin jixe the tute deuirt
tnent the opMiiiunity to miike coun
ter proHnl to I'lirrnnxu.
Detail (iiiHNkul
HetniU of the new plan luixe boon
euifiilly mm i tied by (Jenenil i'lin
Ion nud Cleiieinl Ilittrh L. Seott, hut
it was indieuled that it dw not pro
tide for the running of n neu iiinin
lino of ooimminieHtion or ot the i--tiihlihinent
of u new border hne.
It i undoMood thnt (ieiieinl I'er
lunj Will he in-liin led lo eull iii nil
mobile detiielmnnt exe-pt ihne do
in i: Mout duty nnd enter on n (H-riud
I reciiki'mtioii.
Over-niiflit, and early nnmiiitr re
port trout General Perlunu made no
mention of fightins at Kateto. Colo
nel V. t. Hrowu. Major H. U Honb
and Major Frank Tompkins are in the
ninii of Suteo, however, and it
wai )cnrdcd a not unlikely that the
nport from Kl Po that they hud
Imiju attacked there were untrue.
I'ahlo Uiptw CVptuitxl
Continuation of the capture by
Cnrruiixn troop of I'ablu Lim.
Villa' chief lieutenant, reried the
late dcuirtuicnt today from Con--iiliu
Liti'lh r nt Chihuahua. The
n -.!- -.ml I.hmx wn hciug held
in i il iIkii mill AineiiiMii ol'ticiul
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the runeit Version of u tornier le
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TO
MAKE CERTAIN
Confidential Dispatches From Am
bassador Gerard Indicate That the
Kaiser Will Go to Great Lengths
to Preserve Friendly Relations
With United States.
WAKIUXUTOX. April 2l.-ronfi-dential
dhipiitche from AmlHiHwadot
fieniid at thrlin indicate that Ger
many will make certain eonceitsionii
to the Tinted Rtnte in rejvofliie to
the note demanding the ImmtNliafV
abandonment of present melhmlM of
Milium Hue warfare.
WlH'lher the eonveHionn will be
ttifCicicntly broad to meet the Ameri
enn demand appear uncertain.
Ilowewr, offieinU refleete! nn air of
hopefitlm'HH for amicable settlement
of the icwiie.
It i iidcrtood Ambasador fler
ard bn received broad intimation
that the uovernnient will go to great
length to preserve friendly relntionx
with the t'nited State. He i under
htood to have gained hi itnprewioiiM
from ofticialo of the lk'iiin foreign
office, including Foreign Mmitcr
Jagow.
The IWrliiu government i confront
ed with finding n way to ntit'v the
1'nitcd State without nruing the
element which inil upon a relent
les Milinuiiine cauiMiign.
Mr. (Iciai'ilV ili-patehcN are of n
) 1 1 1 1 1 emilldi litnil ll.it lite and Were
Hi iii! ilnl III'. I III' lllu'lll.
PLEA;
IR 11 CHILDREN
Ni: MHi'K i'i -'I Tunpoi.iM
IIIMililH Wn- i.iilti In lie the plea
of Ml-. Id. I Mullen I'oiiel III her
trial bciiu today for the murder of
her two children, December ".'U. llll 1.
Prior to the murder. Mr. l(ogcrM,
who win- then known a Mr. Ida
Suit' ten Waller, lived in the Hronx
a the wile of I.oilv Kit on ogcn, a
lawyer, the father of her two ehil
dien, but to whom -he wax not then
married, linger had married Mix
Caroline Oiddinu. the iter of a pro
feor nt Odumbia univenity, but di
vided hi time between her more pie
tention home and the Hronx np.nt
ment. i
lK'niiring of ever being ulile t
marry Hogerw. Mr. Walter hud ad
mitted she administered Miion t li i .
two-year-old boy John and to l.i-
ida, a girl of eight month, mid tn J
hciclt. ihe eluldren died, but Mi-.
W.illciv. reeovereil.
Alter her nrrcut Koger intn ii l
hi double life and publicly can. to
the Mipport of the woman. Mr. ( .n
oliue Qidding Hogcrs obtained n n
orce and I'ocer in July lnt m. li
ned Mt. Walter. A thud child ha
inee been bom t' them.
Mr. iii.''i .iiM'iir in the cac i
the i hiei 1 1 1 1 toi In- wife.
LtlXlMlX. Uil -M A hotile
iiernil.iue iiim'.iii-iI oi r Dover tln
luorniug and w.t iitt.n kid bv liriti-h
gun'. It w drtveii oft .iin1 droppul
no bomb.
The follivuiz oil in. I -tatemeut
va made:
At 1111 tod.iv n ho-tile aero
p'ane appc.ired ovci Dow r lioni the
i.i-t It elided ovel the (own at a
lui.'lit i-tllliiited at (ilMKI leet.
".Vlitl HIM I i'f iinii- nt nice i line
into jietli i I In ho Ii1. in. ii Ii I i
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GERMANY
IN
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INSANITY
WOMAN
ID
VILLA LOCATED
; IN MOUNTAINS
Pursuit Into Hills Northwest of Par
ral Not to Be Resumed, as Further
Chase Is Regarded as Impractical
Except for Large Force of Men
Concentrated at Casas Gramlcs.
SAX AXTOXId. Tex.. April 21.
I'raneieo Villa, bghtlv wounded,
hut not incapacitated, wu leimrted
tiwlny to have moved into the mouti
tninon region ttorthwet of l'airiil.
Thin information, which ha reached
General FiiihIoh, i from a mtrce
thnt eatie him to regard it a au
thentic. Villa wa lnt reported en at
Xouonva, uboitt K.'i mile hv trml
outhwet of Sntevo, where the nn'-t
advanced of General I'ci'hmg'
forces were yetcrdov.
I'iii'iill liiipiiuileal
Although convittecil that Villa ha
lioen locateil, hi immediate pur-uit
will not be rcuiucd. To lollow lain
into the mountain of that region vv it h
mnl detached force-, cither ot in
tantrv or en v airy, it rcgaidcd a uu
practical, and the plan for a con
cent wit ion of neneml I'ee-hinir' annv
will lie earned out along the line
reeomiueiub'd bv General Fun-ton.
The detached cavalrv force above
Satevo will fall back on the nmiii Inn.
which will he gathered into -iinimtr
unit along the existing hue ! com
munieation when the tiMoi. .mil
animal will begin a jicriod of ie'iii
crnlioii iM'iidiug development nn ident
to the didomnlic exebanue del w ecu
the two gov eminent.
General I'erhing, it i e.ieeted,
will ret u in to hi headipiarter at
Colona I)ublan, in the ouviroait of
c.i-ii- Grundo.
.Supplies Held t'p
Little dilMculty lu-vy is being ex-H-ncuccd
in getting supplies over the
Noithwetern to Caa Grande, but
the u-e of the direct line Irom Juarex
i" ( hiliualiua ha been a failure. Xot
.iii.v of the niipphc -enl to Chihuahua
h.ive been ofi wauled and report to
hcndiuur'en confirm earlier unol lie
in I report that they have hoen held
at Chihuahua by Carranxa nutliori
ti"s. The troop that have been moving
for the lat lew dav lowanl Coluni
hii are entering Mexico almost as
soon a they arrive at the bonier
haVc, ami it i exacted that the en
tire 2iUK) will lie along the line of
communication within a day or two.
Gcneial Sentt uiil today he had
not determined when he would leave
Sun Anloiim. A minor I lint be would
nt ..nt n in u.i- t In, t he wu- i!iiuning
to nn 1 1 li in i ii iiiiiin nt F.ngle
I'.l- - I ll I , Ml . I I
I.tlSlillV. .nl 'l oiitiuunig
llii'ii .nl v mil in (it in .in I. .i-l Aim a
the tiilih expedition. irv loirt- have
oi'i-upied the town oi Koiidoa, in the
ditrict of Iraugi
The t at emeu I olt m:
"Telegruphiiig on hiudny, (ieneial
Smuts rejxirt that tmop under Oen
erul Vanderv enter, utter detcuting tho
enemy before Kondou, Irnnjti. on A)
nl lit, occupied that place. I'rinoner
were taken and a couiderahle iiiim
larol castiiiltie in I In ted on the to r-
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CHILLY WEATHER
NA
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OCCUPY
KONDOA
EASIAERIA
WAslllXti'HA. Api.l -M The
annual Ka-ter ig-ioiimg, an event
looked forw.ird t" with Htc keenest
inti le-t hv tin ilnMnn ol W.l-hlllg-toil,
wu- hi il on ti wliiit- hoii-e
.in i- .'- i .1 . Ii '. Oi III! 1
v i il H I I I l I I 'i I
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1 1
t ii mi The "inl'lnn ot huh uniem-
M I "- I I II I
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'I lie i an el il linin liiv. tuul In !.
Ml. INiiii taken -liii i- -In' iii'iaiue
Iiut'il. Ileie It I. Hi iiii'VltuHc
Mc. ll-ou i moill-lilv ntllit'il a
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WASIIIXUTOX, Ajjl ai.-Kecu-lar
teamhip t nil tie between cities
on the Atlantic and I'.u'ihc coal
poll by way 1 1 I'auaiiia until
ha ceased to exi-t, itnce in the
intermouiituiu frciuht rule en-e todnv
told the interstate i-oinmcree coiuiui
ion, and the so-cal!ei trnitcoui men
tal railways aic non without couiic
tition. II. I. Hamilton, gciieinl niiui
uger of the Luck' n'liK'h Steamship
company, which lonucrlv oficriited n
ffeet ill the eoa-l to . oii-t trade, mi id
bin company would not rcumc the
traflie for at bn-i I.mi year.
Mr. Hamilton iih'.iici a a wit
ness for the oiuainatloii. li-klliu
leadjii-tinenl ol a . t -, whiih arc
seeking to pron tloie i no longer
reason lor contimnii. lower through
rate to 1'aeiiic m.i-i point, oiigin
ally etahlilied to n,. t water couiH
tition, than to intcimxiliate point,
Orgamatiou n in' lilting I'neilic
COIi-t nppoe the le,niiinieut. Klul-road-
oppo-e ,iii ilinige ill eillug
rah-. Thi'v proh.ihK will intioduce
no wilm --i -, hut .in i M'cti'd to ii'K
on ci-o-c,iiiiiiiiih"ii nud iiion nr
liiimi'iit. Mr. Ilaiiiilloii -.ml in- wilbdriw ln-
-liip- hccaii-c h i'i get much mini
I oi their crv n i - in foreign tuule.
Not urn. Iu,. foiui, i' 1'iigaged in il i
ii.iltir wa nl iii t oM'ratiug in
iIoiih'-Iii' tiade, Ii. i. ded. Onlv mi
oi I'li-iolliil tlinii, -l, nier, he -mil,
now iliii 1 1 in i i ii, l to eu.i-t. r.
Hamilton -ant tli i ilroad nic r'i
ry nig todav at ! . three linn- i
iiiiiili Iraltie lion i . Atlantic to i' i
I 'a c i lie n- tin i i i . I a vi a r .i.mi.
PL
Kl, I'mO. 1.x .i .'I ,
lonling to Mi n in arriving here
tin in tin- Intel lor i' .oris have been
IMinl that Villa
i loniiui-' ninth
' of attutklni!
VionlliiK to
i oinc :un fol
nlnml later l
.i thu Torreon
' ineu, unit fteu
c command mini-
iK.ila with the i.
tin American foix
them the liaiulit i
lower and will '
1'adro F)rucainoi.ic
dl.trlit, who liu-i I i
era! Kanuelos, who
bi-iH iii'io
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the ( ro.in Wi
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PANAMA
uor in
Id U1EST Hi BEST PICTURE
il List' llir lit i giHiil plilmc of
' lust l:ii nl i hr In ml ' lui Ik'cii cap.
otiliiit- mi' lou-pli iiuii-lj win n, ami
usual.
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LUIIARI
, I'CKING. A -nl 21. Coulidetice in
i tilt ability of the new Chinese cabinet
to re tore peace wh expressed lodnj
hv Tuaii I In-Jin. who on Satimliiv
ueccpted the premiership, in an inter
view grunted to'tho eorrepondcnt of
the A oiiatcd I'ress. The lirst task
ol the enhiiiet, he said, would be fo
restore iinitipiilily.
In rcplv to a iiieti,n regarding
the reM-etive power ot the presi
dent ami the new cabinet, I'remier
Tuan Chi Jtii said:
"China now ha a nsnihle cab
inet mid premier. The cabinet will
move oulide the ialnee giounds and
only iniitteiv of the greatot imMr
I a nee will be taken to the president
lor dicuion. The mililaiv hereaf
ter will he under the muii-tei of war.
It lui been fouiid that it was not
good tor the country to have the army
wdelv under the pnnlcnt. In event
of a deelurntion of war. Ihe president
will act upon the advice oi the can
met. The ff ii nml meeting of the new enh
iiiet with President Yuan Shi Ktti
will lake place toniorinw,
v SHANGHAI, Apiil Jl Two him
died mid titty men of ihe n-scuihly
met here lal inn lit and adopted
ti -olulioii dciioiiui-iuu I 'resident
iiau Shi Km'- ait and rcliising to
.HMpt him -mIuIioii ol liii Hilitieal
-ituatioii that imliidi'il Viinn Shi Kai
a- preident. It i- umler-toiHl that
two prominent toniunei- rccently
.iiiioiiilieil li'iidei- ot I he -uUlhcrii
luiitv !ikiiiLr uuai.intK- tor the
-ii'i and iinpi'ii oi nini Shi Kai
and hi- -uppoili-r- ii I lo republican
ileimiiid ihe iuih-iii'Iiimi'ii of Yuan Shi
Kai JU'il In- cull rir ol innate advi--ii
i"i liuli In.i-Mii, ami al-o that
i .i iKinlir ,n i .in. 1 ol 'inhlie tiniil
' "i i" .u.i i . id jini.oon.iMHi
FLOODS LOWLANDS
I.A Ho -I., vi . piil .'I.
Tli ice liuudiiil liii ot tlic ( lin-ago,
I' II IllU'lou i (Jiiiiii i,iilo.ii,il F.i-t
W iiioii.i wu i pi i iiil ii uav hv thu
ll-c ot the Ml-l--i'i river SiindiiV
and w.ilci iii-hiil o ii tlioii-iniiU of
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CHINES
PREM ER
P IECA IN
F
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FRENCH NIBBLE
y AT LINE
Comparative Lull in Verdun Battle
Infantry Genorally Inactive
French Report Mnkliifi Further
Progress In Hand Grenade Attack
Northwest of Caurcttcs Wood.
PAMIR. April 2 1 French troope
made iirogremi laet night on thu Ver
dun front northwest of Canrette
wood, the war office announced this
afternoon. They annexed with hand
grenade and took thirty prleonara,
one an offleer. Slereral German re
onnolterlng part lea were illaperaeil
sou Hi cunt of llaueourt. There was
rather heavv liomhatMment at lead
Man' hill.
Kant of the Meuee laet night wax
rumparatlvely palm.
The text of the statement fellnwe:
"North of the Alene a Herman rec
nnnolterlng party endeavoring to pen
etrate our linen on the plateau of
1'bIm.v wan repulsed with I ante
"Weet of the Meime laet night we
dispersed several recontiolteriiiR par
tles Sniitheaat nf Haurniirt and
uorthweat of the ('aurettea wood we
mints progreMs with IihhiI grenades
In enemy ronimunlrHtlng trenches
ami took nhout 30 prhmnere. Inrlud
inx one offleer.
' '1'he eiiem.v has delivered a fairly
spirited liombnritment In the region
or Dead Man's hill.
I'iis( of Meii-e gulct
"lst of Ihe Meuee ami In tho
Woevre district Ihe night passed with
relative unlet. At I'liargea the ex
iiIohIou of a (lermuu mine caused us
no damage. '
"In the forest of Apremont our ar
tillery has shown activity and It has
heen efficacious In eomhattlng the
trench guns of our adversaries.
"In the Ynsges we have captured
a small Herman positing in the vl
ilnilv of Hon ilomme.
"In Helglum during the day of
April 23 and the night of April 23
2 1 French aerial squadrons bombard
ed on two different occasions the
railroad station at Wvfwege, east of
tho forest of llouihulsi. Many of
the missiles reached their objective.
All our aeroplanes returned unscath
ed." UcHiiau SfHleiuent
HICI.MX, April 21. French at
tacks on the Herman lines In several
ector of the Verdun region have
been repulsed, the war office an
nounced toda . The chief French ef
fort was directed against the vicinity
nf Thlamoiit farm, but It broke down
In front of the Merman trenches.
The official statement says:
"Western frent: The, artillery
along the entire front has slioAn
greater activity than during the past
everul days. Huccessful German
patrol operations took place at sev
eral Klnt.
'Hoiith of Klol, Hrltlsh detain
ments were repulsed
"In the Meuse sector minor French
hand grenade attacks yesterday
against our forest posit Ions northeast
of Avocourt were repulsed.
"Weak enemv advances during the
night cast or Head Man's hill fail
ed. "A Ktiiinx utlaik in Ihe in Ighhor
hood of Thiucouit faun tuoke down
rompleieh In front of our lines '
PLANNED FOR LOPEZ
I I. PA so, lis., A 1 1 i. Public
i iciilion in the pliia at ( hilmiiliii.i
til i- to end the c.ucci o Pnbio
l.oH, the Villa bandit captured on
Suturdav nc.ir Santa N -ah, I, in cord
ing to pa-Mim-i- at 1 1 nn.' here from
t hihiiahn.i. A -iinil.il late will be
uieicd to the th icc nan who were
taken with l.o
A telegram leieiml today by Gcn
eial (iuvirn, commander of the Jnarc
ii.irri-on. lioiu (Icncial tiutierrex, mil-
mviiuoi oi ( loliii.iiiuii, staled
.).. li.i.l In i n il - i itelv idoil-
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identified.
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tf COMMITS
AS
OF
Democratic Committee Leader to Re
tire Frem Politics After St. Louis
ConventionIs to Devote Himself
to the Law Action Rcrjretlcd by
President Wilson.
WASIIIXnTOX. April 21. W
iam F. McComha, ehairmaa of ihe
ilemocrntie national eotaiaiUoff, In
lar notified 'l-resideul 1lam thttt
he will be unable to coatlan in h1
present voition after the tlemnwewUe
national convention in St. Lll and
will lie unable to direct .Mr. Nlkww!
campaign for re-election.
Iteplylng to Mr. MeCemha loiter
the president expressed ref ret. Fred
It; l.yneh, national commlttoaiHfln
from Minnesota Is expeetod to sue
reed Mr. Mr Combs and eonduet thn
campaign.
.Mr. MeComba wrote this letter to
the president;
Is'ltcr to 1'iosltlcut
"I have Just formtal a now part
nership for the practice of law, which
will beeoma effective on the flrat of
May. The ehange will uecntteltato
m.v devoting substantially all my time
to my profession. My political ac
tivities must be largely curtailed. My
arrangement, however, will Justify
my proceeding through to the ond of
the convention at St. I.oitli.
"The democratic organisation In
loyal to your policies and purpose.
We all reel aaaured or a triumphant
reault for you and for the. parly tiotn
Ineas throughout (he country In "No
vember. "For five years now I have heon
In Ihe active service of the party and
It I with a keen feeling of rcgrot
that I am forced to conclude that my
actirltlea are of necessity to be more
limited. If within the limit of my
time I ranthe of assistance, ho as
sured that I nm always available."
The president replied as follewa;
I'rcwiilcut' Iteply
"I have vour letter of April 10
apprising me of vour Inability to re
tain Hie chairmanship of the demo
cratic national committee for the ap
proaching campaign.
"I fully appreciate the necaaelty
you feel yourself to be under to re
sign after the convention shall havo
been held In June; I know that you
would not have reached such a il eels
Ion had not your new business rela
tions made it unavoidable. I do not
reel at liberty, therefore, to urge you
to make the sacrifice that a reten
tion of the chairmanship In the air
t-u instances would Involve. You have
made many and great aacrlfleea al
ready for the party and I knew that
I am apeaklHg the sentiments or all
loyal democrats when I expreea the
very deep appreciation I have felt for
the great services you have render
ed "
Mr Uvnch. suggested for the chair
manship. Is now chairman of tho ex
ecutive comlttee of the national com
mittee and In active chalrge of pre
liminary work for Mr. Wtltea'a ro
nomlnailon. Homer 8 fuming ef
Connecticut und loseph P. 'J'MWUlt.
Kfiietarv to tin. president, alto Have
heen meutloncii h possible succsatpra
to Mr Mi ( oinlix
piiltTI. H. pril 2 I To meet
riuh outers placed hv numerous con
cern, A F Smith, president of tho
rtiulth und Watson Iron worka hare,
left todav for New York to purchase
boilers for ton donkey engines lo a
used in logging camps. Mr. Smith
will also represent the Oregon Ship
building association, recently form
ed In Portland, aiul expects te eloan
contracts for two oi more aieantahlpa
of 5000 tons capuiilv
SEEKS INFORMATION OF
NORTHWEST'S DEFENSES
CHAHAN
CAMPAN
WASHINGTON'. Apiil 21. Tho
senate today adopted a reaoliitiou by
Senator Chunibciluin (tailing upon IliO
-ecu i. n v !' w.'i lor information oft
tin imiitiiv i n i ,ihj Jitnl the nntr.bi D
..I mi l .1. I. ii (MSf YaiJini,l.)u attd
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