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. ?i 1 ? IT IJL.il G I We wa: North Main 5 I Gro( I We have 01 HP?? 1 ' I \ 1 GERMANY REFUSED PERMIT TOing to the < SEND SOLDIERS TO RUHR | ment troops PARIS, March 31.?The request( await new u Ruhr district in the neutral zone near. ? be permitted to send troops to the NEW WAGJ Ruhr district in he neutral zone near COAL g the border has been denied by the government of Prance. NEW YOI Conversations over the German re- ^^tions ^or x . . . bituminous c quest have been in progress between Premier M:,!erand and Dr. Von May- *? a c^ose * er, the German charge d'affairs in ?enera| sca^ Paris. M. .Millerand yesterday in anc* m^ners dicated that he would give the Ger- ^ve ra* man charge an early reply, and it awa was handed to Dr. Von Mayer today. coa* ^omn"s 1 The reply read. new . volves a wag "Replying to your note or yesier-j fcecomes eff( day I have the honor to confirm to and wJn cqii you the conidtions to which the Gov ^ ^ ernment of the French republic de sires to subordinate its eventual au-' GAINST ' thorzation to permit German troops to REVOLUTK enter the ^^ir valley. PARIS, ft! ''Such authorization, which out of a re\ would constitute a derogation of Ve-Jexecpt in sailles, could be justified only Iby im-, against the perative and evident necessity. The 'Pester Lloy commission charged with the control ing to a dis of the execution of the protocol of|Fournier agi August 21, 1919, has expressed to me Now is the I wAn in nnr /*AnuoTsaj.l - i OO X IlUVitUVU JVM 111 VW4 VWU?V4W>W r tion yesterday, its formal opinion,' SENATORS confirmed also from other sources, j HOOVE1 the military interveriton n that re-j WASHIN< going at present would be useless as cuss'on well as dangerous." dacy as a I the Senate t Socialist Leaders Send Senator 1 Ultim&tium to Government Democrat, c BERLIN, March 31.?Leaders of er's statemei the three Socialist parties here have California fi sent an ultimatum to the government an platform requestng that it respect the Dele-, economic iss feld committee and immediately sus- "I want t< pend all military measures in the1 able pronou: Ruhr valley. The government is to economic qu< be given until 3 o'clock Thursday af-j statement," ternoon to accept or reject this de-! read from ai mand. Should it be rejected an im-J er's recent s mediate proclamation of a general chamber of strike will follow, Chairman Mueller ed nobody cc was informed by a socialist delega- noover mea tion. | that speech The executive council of workers "Mr. Hoo in the Ruhr district at the last ir j an economic ute accepted some modifications of but I challei the government's ultimation, accord-j body else to TLE i GENERAL ntto announce to the itreet, next to W. E. J series, Dry G< AND FAB le of the handsomest man' READY Jttle < Gazette, and the govern-1 said Mr. McKellar. have received orders to'over 25; if he tv istructions. ! could compete for Wi | prize for a Repuh E SCALE FOR SOFT This plank he ennnc [NERS IS ADOPTED certainly ought to 1 Y COMMITTEE Republicans, but IK, March 31. The nv ( what it means. a new agreement for the e , _ . I Senator, Brandjeg'e mol minorc wore Kmiicht! _ ... . . ,, ,vr?* Kepubiican, saaa XJiai ;his afternoon when the ma(je statements that ? committee of operators | gto<)d) <<his utility as of the central competi- bjjnder tQ fool ^ ^ dfied a contract embody- g0ne ?> rd of President Wilson's ? \ ^ sarprised sion< ... . Boston, the seat of agreement, which in- accept ^ non-unde e increase of 27 per cent ^ ^ enthlmsjam ctive tomorrow morning of jn rf f ,tinue in force for a pe- ^ McKeIlar_ -'Perhaps Boston lilt THE ALLIES IS RE- it couldn't understa 5N IN TURKEY A- Senator Brandegee. [arch 31.?The breaking Senator Gronna asl rolution all over Turkey, Kellar if he wasn't Constantinople, directed his party couldn't gel allies, is reported by the | a candidate, d ,of Budapest, accord- Senator Thomas, ( patch from Basle to the crat, said that if Mr. ?ncy here. ing statements nobc timef r time for all good stand, " he will be a didate for both nomi SCORE HERBERT <?Qn the theory ths El FINANCIAL PLANK | pe0ple like to be hun 3TON, March 31. Dis- true," said Senator \ Herbert Hoover's candi- Senator Gronna sa Republican broke out >n "recall what happer oday. I war when Hoover wa ilcKellar, Tennessee, a( senators with just su ailed attention to Hoov^ now using. Tho nt in his telegram to hisLy,e American wheat : ineds, that the Republic-( ion d0nars." must be sound on the j Senator Ashurst A iues. crat took Senator M > read a recent remark- for assailing Mr. Hoo ncement of Hoover's on; ?.Q? course politica n^ 4-V*o+i - ?? ? ? jshuhs i" mc "6"11 Ui "'""istand Mr. Hoover's said Mr. McKellar. Hejgenator Ashurst, "bu n acconut of Mr. Hoover pe0pie will understan peech before the Boston j senator will point wi commerce ond declar-. j^g 0f November tc >uld understand what Mr Democrats supported nt in his references in on economic Questions. WILSON IN FAVOR ver wants some kind of SION OF EURC plank in his platform, WASHINGTON, Ma nge any senator or any- expression of his belie tell me what he means," as a nation should b< mmmtmrnmammmm Tur X. 1 AAV MERCHi public that we have ohnson, Jeweler. ^ >ods9 FeedSti M IMPLEX t and best equipped s 1U StKVti fc Tho "I'm sorry he's1 Europe and that this often exp ere younger, he'intention of the allies should I 11 Hays'$10,0001 ried out in framing the 1 lican platform, treaty, is contained in Pre iated at Boston Wilson's note to the allied 1< be accepted by J replying to their recent statem nobody can tell information concerning the pi made in framing the treaty, e, iCennecticuJt, note was made public here last ; if Mr. Hoover after the deparment had be could be under! formed that it had been delive a political spell-1 the allied premiers. alls would be While the President did not it advisable that the United to learn .that be represented in the conferer learning should which the treaty was framed b rstandable stuff, thiis county was nevr teJchi i as we are told' at war with Turkey, he expres he spech," said opinion that "as this governm vitally interested in the future ;ed it because of the world' 'lt should franl nd it," replied press its vierws on the proposec j tions of the peace problem. ?ed Senator Mc- The President wrote that wh jealous because strength of the arguments for 1 i Mr. Hoover as'tention of the Turks in Conste j pie was recognized the America Colorado, Demo-' ernm&nt believes that the argi Hoover is mak against it are far stronger. A >dy can under | al of somfe of the provisions formidable can- treaty was voiced but comme nations." some of the territorial phases a it the American on the -whole economic prograj lbugged, that is deferred. The .note said, pi [cKellar. [more complete information as id he wanted to objects sought. led during the' s able to charm! Washington March 31.?P ch phases as he'^0" statistics announced toda se phases cost'the census bureau included. -- I /-> J XT n O QfiQ nrt farmer two bill- v^oncuru n, **. of 1,188 or 13.3 per cen rizona a Demo- 1910. cKellar to task Lakeland Fla.f 7,062, increa ver> 343, or 89.9 per cent. ins can't under- Harrisburg,Pa., 75,917, an In language," said: 11?731 or 18.3 per cen' t the American! 1910. id him, and the Oshkosh, Wis., 33,162, inc th pride in the 100, or 0.3 per cent. ) the fact that Peru> lTld-? 12,561, increase Mr. Hoover." or I5-1 P*T cent Maywood, 111., 12,072, incre; OP FYPIII.. (15Q r?v SO S nsr ppnt. >PEAN TURKS 1 TCh 3i. 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