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Accomplishes Avowed Purpose
0f Visit to U. S.; oommiwn
Hoars Testimony
THRONGS ATTEND SESSION
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V inrl mayor of Cork, who come
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FAMINE IN INDIA EXISTS
77,000 Persons Already Receiving
Relief, Brltisn Keport
ii,m .tun. 111. Uly A. P.)
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t-....u u ni ip nn.Y ncciiireu 10 rxiai
n one of the districts of India, while
hne U a food scarcity In many other
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"MOTHER JONES" IN MEXICO
Radical Labor Leader Addresses
Delegates to International Congress
Mexico City, Jan. 13. flly A. P.)
Delegates to tho congress of tho'puii.
American Federation of Labor, In hos
sloti hero, listened today to nn address
I. ,"Mo,,'" -To""! tho radical labor
leader, who arrived hero last week. She
has been n regular attendant at ses
sions of the congress, nlthough not n
aelesnte, and yesterday was granted
special permission to nppcur this morn.
Ing leforo the federation.
Plans for today's bcssIoh contcm
plated only n brief mortiln meetlne. Iho
resolutions committee being busy In pre
poring Its report, which will be made
tomorrow morning. Debate on this re
port is expected to provide tlio first real
activity of tho week. Tho dclcgntcs will
be guests this evening at n formal din
ner tendered by the Mexican Govern
ment, nt which General Plutarch H
Callcs, secretary of the interior, is ex
pected to preside.
KILL MAN TAKEN FROM JAIL
Miner Shot Dead by Mob Wao
Held for Soldier's Murder
Jasper, Ala., Jan. 1R. (lty A. P.)
illla14 Heard, n miner, held in
connection with tho killing of James
Morris,' a guardsman, on December i!,'t,
Inst year, was tnkcn from the Wtillicr
county jull early today by 11 mob nnd
Inter shot to death, three miles from
Jasper.
The jailer nnd mliltnry authorities
believed Heard had been rescued frnft
prison by friends until the body was
discovered nt the iindidc by a rural
mail-carrier.
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SEEKING
PREMIER
Papor Demands Appointee Shall
Not "Make Lloyd George
Foreign Ministor",
DECISION EXPECTED TODAY
Hy the Associated Press
Paris, Jan. l.l.Prcsident Millcrnnd
wns engaged today in conferences with
lwlltirn leaders with a view to naming
n mini who would form n cabinet to suc
ceed that of Georges Leygues, which re
signed yesterdny. Itajmond I'olnenro,
former president of the reimhllc ; Uene
Ivlnnl, former premier, and Haoul
reret. president of the Chamber of
Deputies, were the men most frequently
mentioned ns the head of the new gov
ernment, but It wai thought improbable
M. Mlllernnd would announce his deci
sion" before lote tonight or tomorrow.
Foreign relations was the rock on
which the Leygnes ministry split. The
attitude of the cnblnet which resigned
jestcrday In connection with concessions
to Germany relative to disarmament and
enforcement nf tlio Versailles treaty,
especially Its at leost partial acceptance
or tlic llrltlsli viewpoint on imiionuui
questions regarding Germany, did not
meet with approval. The Itvpubllnue
Kraucaisa sums up this feeling on the
pnrt of the people by saying :
"All we ask Is that the new premier,
whoever he may be', shall not take Mr.
Lloyd George as his foreign minister.
In political circles there Is unanimity
on two (wlnts that the crisis must bo
settled as soon as possible, and that the
new toreign minister must no n mini 01
experience, reputation and nuthorltly.
All other considerations appear to be
secondary.
M. Perct nppears to be the favorite
candidate among members of the Chnm
ber of Deputies, and has received assur
ances of support from all quarters. M.
Vivian! considerably enhanced his repu
tation during the meeting of tlic Lcnguc
of Nations assembly at Geneva, and it
is understood President Mlllernnd is
nnxlous to have him take the helm of
state. Failing Vivlanl, there remains
M. Polnearc. Serious differences exist
between hlin nnd the president, but the
latter would hardly hesitate to bury the
hatchet if national Interests required.
"Socialist Millionaire" Married
London, Jan. 13, Prince Charles
Hopkins, nn Amerlcnn known ns the
"Socialist millionaire, "' was imirricd
to Miss Kilccn Thomns, of Wolverhamp
ton, at St. Peter's Church here yester
day. Mr. Hopkins and his bride will
pass their honeymoon on u six months'
tour of tho world.
TRUPPE ITALIANE
INVIATEASEBENIGO
Una Divisiono Militare Sbarcho-
ra' per Mantenere L'Ordino
. d'Accordo con La Serbia
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EXILE 'RETURNSTO ATHENS
Former Foreign Minister Under
Constantino In Capital for Brief Stay
Athens, Jan. 1.'!. (liy A. P.) Pro
fessor Gcorgios Streit, former minister
of foreign affairs and confidential sec
retary of King Constantino during the
king's exile in Switzerland, has arrived
here. He says he is In Athens to see his
family, but will leave soon and remnlu
out of tli? city until tho polltlcnl sit
uation Is settled.
Professor Streit will not return to
the chnlr of international law at the
University of Athens, which, lie former
ly occupied.
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hero you may feel assured of nn ntmosplicrc ot
(ptlet refinement, as well as tho utmost In cuisine,
service nnd entertainment.
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But no matter wl)at your decision is in regard to
when you will build we can tell you how to build.
Incidentally, our judgment as to when to build has
helped many of our clients in reaching advantageous
decisions.
All you have to tell us is what you want your new
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dovrn sbarcare a Sehenlco, con l'ln
corlco dl mantenere I'onlino In nttesa
dell'appllcnzlono del trnttato d Itapallo.
La dellbcrazloiio surehbc stota presn
d'accordo con it governo dl llelgrndo ed
in conseguenza dclla recento sollcvazlone
del croatl cho proclnmarono la repiib
bllcn ncll'Isola ill Veglla.
Xotlzlc Indlrctto giunlo dal Monte
negro segnnlano cho qucll'crolco popolo,
in lotto per In sua Indlpcndcnza o la
conquista dellu llberta. o' contlnun
iivnto fntto sTgno alio ferocla ifelfe
truppc scrbc. Sccondo dettc notlzle lo
popoluzlonl di Ccttigne, Podgoritzn e
Itlscli si sarebbcro sollevalo contempo
ratieamente, mo la rivoltn sarebbe stata
Miiffoeitn tint Knni?iie tint serhi.
I comhnttlmenti In dettu clttn' si
snrebbero sussegultl senza treguo per
tlnquo glornl lungo lo strndo c nclle
case, e le truppo scrbo dopo rlcevutl I
rlqforzl nvrebbers represso l'lnsur
rezlone massacramlo iqoltissimi lnon
tcurgrini. II uumero del montenegrlnl trucidatl
dai serhi avrebbe sorpnssnto il centinnlu
o parecclile personnllto' enspicue monto
negrine farchbero slnte arrestatc dui
scrbl e trattenute in ostnggio.
Nel Montenegro Fnrebbe statu pro
clnmata In legge marzlale, cd ord vi
linnem II regno del terroro,
II gloriiale "L'lilen Nazlonole," com
mentnndo la notlzin, dice cho II Governo
Itnllano lin tntdlto II nohlle e gencroso
popolo montenegrino o reclnmn l'intcr
ventn dcH'Itnlla per modernre, se non
nltro, lo ferocln del scrbl.
Si voclfern chi, In segulto nd accordl
trn II Governo dl Itoma o quclto ill llel
grndo, l'esccuzlono del trnttato ill Ho
pallo sara' rlturdata ill qiialche sctti
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tJn dlspacclo da Trieste nnnutizln cho
il Generate Cavlglln, dletro Istruzioiil
pcrvcuutegll dnl Minlstcro delta Guerra
lu Itoinu , lin sospeso II regime delln
legge marzlole dlclilnrato all'inlzlo del
contlltto nrmato contro i lcglonnri dl
D'AununzIo,
II Gcncrale Cnvlglla ha emnnnto uno
spcclalo online del glorno nlle sue
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nVcrc plcnamcnto ndompito at loro
dovpro c per lo rigorosn. dlseiplliifi
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con I volontiirl ill Gnbrlelo D'Annun-zlo.
"Modern Cargo" Lecture Topic
"The Modern Cargo" will be thu
subject of nn nddrcss by William Gnte
wood, of Newport News. Vo., before
the Franklin Institute this evening at
8 o'clock.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK
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Just as good soda crackers should
be oven fresh, crisp and flavorful.
Oven-fresh
i Crackers
liny by the Pound and Save
Keeblei'-Weyl Baking Co., Philadelphia
Broad Street at Columbia Avenue
'PHE Officers and Directors extend
their thanks to the many friends
of the bank whose patronage
necessitated new quarters having
greatly increased facilities and
take pleasure in
Announcing
the complete and formal opening
Friday, January 14, 1921,
from 10 A. M. to 9 P. M.
John F. Bauder
President
Herbert L. Shaffer
Caihier
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n.ialnst Ihe world! If. at any
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SAVE THIS GUARAtfTEE
Charge for Alterations
Open
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alleged "reductions" mean nothing
unless original prices were RIGHT. We
tell you again Monroe original prices
were from $10 to $20 LESS than else
where, and these revised prices are like
wise. COME UP join the crowds who
are buying Real Clothes at Genuine
Reductions.
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