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* ESOrSPOT is nn w LKAOINQ LONDON NCWtPAPKN •AYS PNKSIOCNT HAS DONE INCALCULASLI SERVICE. Mi INTER IUII NUTIONM '0 f MISTS Discussion Preceding Conference by Allied Repreesntatives Are of Most Vital Importance. ^ Lon The times prints a long leading editorial headed “President Wilson’s Visit to Europe.” After re ferring to political discussions now go ing on in America, the article con tinues: “These debates are on the^domestic affairs of ♦ he-American people. To us. the President is the head not of a party but of the people. Even If there Is bias here to one or the other of the Amerdan parties—and there Is not-T-it would not affect our attitude on the President of the American re- public. Wilson has done incalculable sewrlce for the allied cause in the war and his name is one to conjure with In Europe *'We are all idemlieU now In Inter national affairs and look to him to help un realise these Ideals -to re«-oa • tru<t out of this welter s batter and fairer world We hope party <ontrover«r will tHK preyeat him from «<walag to K« rupe few even more important than t be a<teal « owferefw • are the dtsraa • Wiaa hr the silted representatives whtrk mast pre* e4e II Trt these • Usoa • prssea* # is a«e oaly des^a Ms hat ia4ii LCMSURO AND ITS ENVIRONS CAPTURED POLISH TROOPS a mmm s es s s saw as »ms as aw DM TO REM TO miE LIFE •CCMTARV OP THE TREAEURV .TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION t TO PRESIDENT WILSON. ' OFFICE IS TOO 'POORH PMD Rumors Rife of Political Ambition May, in Part, Explain Action of VP residents Son-in-Law. Ufldr*s6Rj & U r Jr'«• Bscauas Hs refused ts the German Gourdji, formar man official na gee In thla fled from Turkey lata authorities refuted ta and two children ta f< are r aw In Prance. ta sell his Ideals Salih a# the Otfta- ncy, la a rafu- Thls Jaumallat In ISIS, but the permit his wife W T ashington.—William Gibbs Mc- Adoo, Hecretary of the treasury, di rector general of railroads, and often discussed as one of the presidential poosibiUgles of 1920, has resigned his office to return to private 'business. President Wilson, has accepted his resignation. Mr. McAdoo will give up the treas ury portfolio as soon as a successor has been selected. He wished to lay down his work as director general of railroads by January 1, but will r*- main if tba president has not thea chosen a I’pon tl whoever he the task of the UNSINC DEMIS KIEMOIII two of the ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ti ARE GOING FORWARD WITH NO HITCH APPARENT. in Use by IfN wtib i tbe •tee Mr ui tbe tar ••P m tbe soHbre twr VNeeadema bis NO CHANGE TO RE HADE JN LABOR CONDITIONS IN THE ; NAVY AT PRESENT. . . • , POLICT OF BORDO DEFINED The Coolie ad Hia Bowl of Rice Is - ' * ’ . "S ^ Not Expected to Be Heard by * Hurley on Our Ships. EaH Stanhope, the young parlimen- tary secretary to the British war . of- lee, wheee career hee been meteoric tnd reolete with Washington.—The shipping boon! does not. propose to ask Congress to make any changes in the LaFollette act, establshing wage and working conditions for seamen, said & State ment prepared by Chairman Hurley, >of the shipping board, before his de parture. With efficient management of ships and docks, properly built vessels and modem port machinery. Mr. betlenres the American merchant rtne can be operated under the wage standards of the LaFollette art at aa low a' l-ost per ton a mile aa any other caivo vessels of other na- D.IMF. •Ar PJ By PR. X. COOK, Tb* ooo) EfliHr .Iwiy. wkM there Is no need to become stricken. Avoid fear and crowds. Ex ercise In the fresh sir and practice the three C'ss A Clean Mouth, a Clean Skin and Clean Bowels. To carry off the poisons that accumulate within the body pnd to ward off an J attack of the Influenza bacillus, take a good llyer regulator to move the bowels. Such s one is made up of May-apple, leaves of aloe, root of jalap, and is to be had at any drug store, and called “Pleasant „ Purgative -Pellets.” , t If a bad cold develops, go to bed, wrap up well, drink freely of hot lemonade : and take a hot mustard foot-bath. Have the bedroom warm but well ven tilated. Obtain at the nearest drug store “Anurlc Tablets” to flush the kidneys and control the pains and aches. Take an “Anurlc” tablet every two hours, together with copious drinks of lemonade. If a true case of Influ enza, the food should be simple, such as broths, milk, buttermilk and ice-cream; but It |s Important that food be given regularly In order to keep up patient's * strength and vitality. After the acute attack has passed, which Is'generally * from three to seven days, the system should he built up by the use of a good UNCCABINO VIGILANCE MARKB ONWARD MOVEMENT OF ARMY OF OCCUPATION. Hurley of the Rftur « during nod truly tnp • *** TOTAL op EE RUmw u NAVE O !«• «wv Aa B ui WMS •! 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PRESIDENT TALKS TO FLIERS WHO ARE FAR AWAY IN AIR Washington.—Through a radio tele phone, installed on the south portico of the White House, Presdent Wil- *on directed the maneuver of half a dozen army airplanes flying over the Potomac river several miles away. The telephone as used was adjusted dor three to five or six miles. It is similar to the instruments used by Aanericen aviators in France, the se cret of which wns disclosed after the armistice was signed. 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In the opinion of offlciulu here .for important developments lu Russia While no change In policy, either political or military .has been made by the United States, It Is real ised here that the holding* of the Ukraine by forces friendly to the aa- soclated governments and decidedly hostile to the bolshevikl opens a path directly into the heart of Rusala eith er for the dlspacth of troopa or of supplies for the relief of the demobll ized civ Han population. 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TENTATIVE PLANS TO FLOAT $8,000,000,000 MORE BONDS Weahington. — Secretary McAdoo and members of v the capital issues committee agreed that the committee Among the more important decis ions ware elimination of the luxury schedule proposed in the house bill levying 2$ per cent on costly articles of clothing and other merrhan<gse and estimated to iplse 9184.795 000; elimination of the 'houae tax of two centa a gallon on gasoline; estimated to yeild $40,000,000; reduction from 10 to five per cent, or about $200,000,000 in revenue. In rates of many articles classed as semi-luxuries, and a re duction of about one-half in the house rates on tobacco, a cut of about $54,-1 000 hi revenue. EX-KAISER ENTERED HOLLAND SIMPLY AS PRIVATE CITIZEN should continue Indefinitely tts func- tions of supervising proposed Issues of stocks ami l>omIs for capital pur poses, as a measure of rationing cap ital in preparation for future war loans. At the same time it became known that the treasury plans tenta tively to float about eight hiniou dol lars more securities during IMP. > Paris.^The, Dutch legation publish ed a note containing a declaration by thh -‘prpsidont of Nethorlnnd to f *urtag his ahseuee from the Uil- ted States, the president pis as to roe finite toweaerrlao all (he function# of hi# otice. He will keep In communk ration with Washington by wireless while nt tea. and by cable and. If necessary, by dispatch boats while he la abroad While in France, the president waa said to plan transaction of any necea- sary-executive business in the Ameri can embassy. Technically he then would be on American soli. Should he visit London or any of the other allied captals. the embassies thero would become his executive headquar tern. vwt* rrwmks RpBodl CliafBm LpoRdTOfAk tarwRy of law oi Eke t fkDBh $B RNw RR OpfEtaR OR the rrsw Dor wh#tB*r the eotiwdnsoi of W»$ Mmb MoBowaoDem tBw Rirocr CNw man emperor, cur Am demanded (Aw Bab I# the coRApleXtty of the M. LyoGCeew hoe givm time to pc Uberte seyw Kdooard CtoooA. the leeding Frem h authority <mi IntefRetkmal law. ha# unde^reiifji^Lii^afHis given It a# his opinion that It la ^^^B^**^*** 1 ^ Impossible |o demand the formar V extradRJoo. NtM. Mcsl WliUsm h % > »ad*-tt««it ef hU that Ba Bo Taril ta the nBIrlal **k*<b|>» ahTr** «<f || reply. La Hallan Alfdae sadGkr* Nearly all p>dl atMlidafep are SIMMONS SUBMITS PLAN FOR - REVISION OF REVENUE BILL $200,000 TONS OF FOOD NOW ON WAY TO EUROPE Washington.—A detailed plan, for revising the pending vOP revenue biU so as to impose (axes and provide revenues aggregating about $6,000,-. 000,000 next year, and $4,000 000,000 ! in 1920, in Hne with Secretary Me* Adoo’s recommendations, was submit ted to the senate finance committee by Chairman Simmons, the chamber of deputies! saying that the former German emperor entered Dutch territory aft«r Ms abd ? cat'\on as a private per<*opago The note says the kind cf refuge eran*ed to him Is sim ilar to that >lven all foreign refugees and that the government could not make anv exception on account of his former position 0BA ™XY£ WHIV'V'NG j VfBBAILLiS IB PBIPANINO T»LPn...u TOMPANV TO NCetlTE THE CONFERENee CONTBBTB GOVERNMENT ACTION Rlrhmaad V* - Ml** Vary t'wwO* I# vtag rBtld of G^U RoBt d#d #fl*v • Brief ir Washington.—Ships carrying two hundred thousand tons of tood for' France, Belgium and Austria, are en i route to Europe. They are proceed-i ing under sealed orders to Gibraltar and Bristol channel ports and will await word from Food Administrator Hoiver as to their final destinations. Those going to Gibraltar are exoectedto pro ceed to Adriatic and Mediterranegn porta and the others, to Frnech and Belgian porta. . ■ -v 1 ■ SITUATION 4N AUSTRIA AMERICAN AERIAL ARMIES GAIN FAR MORE THAN LOSS. AmericarKHeadquarters In France. —When hostwltlgfl were suspended, American aviatorbs^ad destroyed .661 .more German planes and 35 more German balloons than the Americans had lost. The total number Of enemy planes destroyed by the Americans was 926 and the total number of bal loons 73. Two hundred and sixty-flve Ameri- and 38 balloons Thousands of under nourished people have ■found -that by the *^>o<y— a scierrfcrfic blend of nour ishing cereals Kelps wonderfully fesbuildinA nealih and happiness.