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LIPPINES
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MONEY TO
EXPAND
Military Governer in Repert
Urges American Bankers te
Invest en Large Scale
ISLANDS' TRADE IMPROVES
By the AMedatfil Pre
Wiuthlnrten, Nev. 2.1. Inability te
Interest American ennltnl en n large
calc In the nntlen's Insulnr pewev
Ions, particularly Philippine Inlands,
knfl rtwulted in greatly retanlliiK de de
clepment of the (treat nnturnl re re
ieiirces of the Inlands, nrranllng te the
nnnnl report of Majer General Frank
Melntyre. chief of the bureau of in
ular affairs of the War Department,
te Secretary Haker. General Melntyre
urge American banker and business
men te Interest themselves In the trade
and development possibilities of the
outlying possessions, declaring thnt
"Innre tracts of the best agricultural
land In the world nwalt development.
and that "In a "'"mb" ' f7U IT.:
lnces the population falls be lmv twenty
persons per sauare mile, while there Is
an unsupplled labor demand In ether
agricultural provinces having a popu
lation of 2. per square mile.
Shortage of labor Is proving a ser -tills
obstacle te the development of the
islands, the report states, the natives
preferring te move te Hawaii and e 1 er
comparatively developed places rather
than clear the back country.
"There was every evidence of con cen
tentment with conditions and
llness toward American- nvvr nvvr
tlen fnrWhat the I'lilted
done in the islands." General MMntyre
states in reporting en a recent inspec-
Thpregrev. of Perte Rice under
the organic art of 1017 has been very
niiafnnrnrv nnn iiiiiliiiui'- - ----
REVEAL PLOT TO KILL HARA
Accident Caused Dlicevery of Jap Jap
nnete With Bemb
Teldn, Nev. 23. (y A. P.) An
attempt te nssaeslnnte Premier Hnrn
wag te be made en May 8 last, It Is
disclosed by the publication of the find
ings of a preliminary court which tried
a former artilleryman named Ite, who
was charged with planning an attempt
ngainst the premier s person with seven
bombs.
Ite was hostile te the present cabinet,
it was asserted, and came te Teklo,
where he bought n revolver and ex
plosives. He made the bombs out of
four whisky bottles and three card card
heard betes, but was knocked down
accidentally by en nutomeblle, and the
police discovered the infernal machine
and unraveled the plot.
Ite has been remanded te the higher
court.
D'ANNH ALLS
TREATY "SUICIDE"
'Leaves Flume at Mercy
CreatlanB," Peet Says in
Mpssage te America
of
PROMISES TO DIE FIGHTING
Dead Actresses' Companions Held
Chicago, Nev. l!,', A coroner's jury
at the inquest ever the bodies of Marie
Ilamev and Lillian Thomnsen. actresses
found dead in Grant Park n week nee.
recommended that Lawrence and Harris
Jorgensen, Michael Cox and Marcus
llrumbrrg be held te the grand Jury.
The four men were with the actresses
en a "je) ride," which ended when
the women were left l.i Grant Park.
Ily tlie Asseclateil Press
Kiume. Nev. 23. Acceptance of the
treaty of Ilnpalln, by which Italy and
Juge-Slavla sought te settle the Adriatic
question, would be suicide for this city,
declared Captain Gabricle d'Anuun d'Anuun
xle today. He pointed out that the pert
of Daress. which was aaalgned by the
treaty te Susak, the Juge-Slav section
of Flune, was the natural pert of this
city, and that without It Flume would
perish.
"Perhaps the American people." he
declared, "will any- 'There (K D'An.
nunzin again ; he still wants something
mere.' Yeu must explain te them the
situation here In Flume. Tell them
that If Flume accept the treaty of
Rapallo It will sign its death warrant.
Flume, without Busak, dies, for if the
pert of Ilaress Is given te Juge-Slavls,
this city Is at the mercy of the Croa
tian. "They would let the real pert of
Flume lie Idle, while the pert of Barosa,
which Is the natural pert of Flume,
but which has been given te the Jugo Juge
slavs by the treaty, would be favored.
In addition the water supply of Flume
comes from Susak, and the Oreatlans
could at any moment throttle Flume.
If this city should accept the Kapalle
pact It would commit suicide.
"Italian Dalmatians have come here,
begging me te come te their aid. I
must go and defend them. They hnvc
come en their knees, with tears In their
eyes, and they will be defended. We
are few, but mighty. We are rrady te
die nnd are filled with courage. I knew
Americans will appreciate our life
sacrifice. I knew free America will
understand us and will applaud our
devotion te this cause. America knows
It Is n noble thing I live for. I will
die for it fighting. I will die with arms
In my hand. What n glorious death it
will be. Ged will help us."
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HAITIANS DENOUNC
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U. S. CIVILOFFICIALS
President of Republic Charges
Financial Adviser Shows
Gress Inefficiency
WORSE THAN MILITARY
Ily the Associated Press
Pert-nu- Prince, Nev. 23.' The
Amerlcnn civil administration In Haiti
Is "mere oppressive than the mllltnry,"
President Dartlgucnave asserted In the
1000-word statement he made In at
tacking the public service of Minister
IJkmchnrd nnd Jehn Mcllhcnny, finan
cal adviser of the Illnck Republic.
The president charged that slnce
American occupation no effective aid
bad been given Halt! for development
of Its agricultural and industrial re
sources, as stipulated In the trcnty, and
no serious measure tad been prep6scd
with a view te "placing Haiti's finances
en a truly solid basis.
Mr. Mcllhcnny Is in Washington, nnd
the minister declined te be seen.
Calling attention te the fact that the
financial adviser, as named by him en
the proposal of President Wilsen, la
In effect a Haitian elUclnl who is paid
$10,000 a year from Haitian funds, the
president said,
"In reality, the financial adviser does
net report te the Hnltlan Government;
it Is the Haitian Government that he
pretends te submit te his sovereign will.
The facte arc numerous which show
the omnipotence which the financial ad
viser attributes te himself.
"Nothing can give n mere striking
Idea of this omnipotence thnn the con
fiscation by the financial adviser, aided
by the American minister, of the sala
ries of the president of the republic,
the secretaries of stqtc, members of the
legislative council, because the govern
ment refused te Insert in the contract
of the National Hank of Haiti, an es
tablishment controlled by the National
City Ilink of New Yerk, a clause pro
hibiting the Importation into Haiti of
foreign geld, which the adviser wished
te Impose."
Admitting that his own proposal-!
were net perfect, the president com-
Funetln..-,' I
plained because the civil funetleatI I
failed te propose modifications n !H
stltutes.
Th i,nti.. -. .r1 mi. i
viser, said the president, requited" Jit J
financial eiDcrlence. which ".... retl
te haie been considered in the ehel.tti
and he added! le,"
Rave you "Dined and Danced In
THE BOX?
AT THE RITTENHOUSE
22D AND CHESTNUT STREETS
An Old-Fashioned
, THANKSGIVING DINNER
12 Noen te 8 P. M $2.50
Turkey n'evcrythinfrl A renl hemey dinner with a big fleer
for dancing and the Tierney Five for entertainment
Conic lierc nnd vpu'11 feel you have renl cause for Thanksgivingi
pert Bays,
tiassencer
States nnd
mended.
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prevemeni in iti-irmv "
ice between the 1 nltetl
Illco was recein-
1m
service
Perte
Linuldatien of the $20,000,000 bend
hiiie( IMS and the collection ei .
customs In San Dominge by the I nltcd
States continued te progress satlsfac satlsfac
terllv during the last year. General
Melntyre stated.
Increase in the salaries of Chilian
mpleves in the bureau of insular affairs
te retain the services of old and allied
empleyes was recommended
Trade figures for the Islaud posses
sions for the last year were given as
fol'ews: Philippines. ''"Pert $118.-(1.10,0.-2.
experts $11.1.117.000. the bulk
of the trade being with the 1 n ted
States in both eases. Perte Illco. m m
perts S00,:W.O00. expert $1.10.811,1100
of which $1.13,207.000 went te, the
t'nited States.
DENIES INVITING EX-KAISER
Censtantlne Never Offered Him
Refuge at Corfu, He Says
Londen, Nev. SI. (Ily A. P.) Ex
King Constantine of Greece has em
phatically denied report thnt he hail
lnviteif former Emperor William of
Germany te go te Corfu, where the for
mer emperor has a residence, says a
dispatch te the Dall Mail from Lu
cerne. The correspondent reports that when
Censtantlne was asked whether the
tery were true he indignantly charac
terized It an a "lie "
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A geed chance te grab a saving!
REVISION IN PRICES
of
Suits and Overcoats
$35 te $75
Were $50 te $95
Rogers Peet clothes included.
Substantial reductions all
through our stock.
Suits and Overcoats are invest
ments! Consider the character of
the house behind them
Ferre Ce.fac,
Clothiers & Outfitters
Agents for
Rogers Peel Cletha
Chesfxuif Street
( Csn
Neie the simplicity of the Dal ten
keyboard. Burinesi mat prefer
the DalUm became any of their
emplcytu can use it.
De Your Employees Make Mistakes?
install a Dalten
Most employees make mistakes net
because they're lax, or alack, but be
cause they can't help it "it's human
te err."
But you can be' sure that your books
your invoices and sales slips, your bank
deposit Blips are correct if your em-
?leyees have a Dalten te help them.
ou can be sure that all the fiffure fiffure
werk of your business is correct if you
have a Dalten.
The Dalten is protection against
figure errors it insures accuracy.
This is se because the Dalten is se
rimple te operate that any one can use
it your clerks, your stenographers,
your bookkeepers, the office hey like
the Dalten because they can use it im
mediately without previous practice, and
because it saves them time and labor.
Fer the Dalten has 10 keys only;
even selection of columns is unneces
sary numbers are automatically placed
in their correct numerical order by the
machine itself. And it's 25 te 80 per
cent faster than any ether method of
adding and calculating.
The Dalten adds, subtracts, multi
plies, and divides, figures interest and
discounts, handles fractions, figures
costs and wages, tabulates, cress-loots
whatever the nature of your figure
work, the Dalten will save you tremen
dously in time and effort.
Have a Demonstration
Phene us, and at no cost whatever te your
self we will bring a Dalten te your store or
office for a demonstration en your own figure
work. And ic will only take a few minute of
your time. Telephone today.
Phenes, Lembard 1137-8 Main 5962-D
PERRY & COLLINS, Dalten Sales Agents
125 S. Fourth St., Philadelphia. Pa.
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