New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 3

SEMINOFF INEXILE STILL MAKING PLANS Believes He Will Fight for Free- dom of Russian Peaple Tokio, April 18.—Ataman Semin- off, leader of Cossacks and heir to Admiral Kolchak's illuso: title as supreme ruler of the Russias, says that before he dies he will fight again cn Russian soil “for the freedom of the Russian people.”” Just when he does not know. At present, he ad- mits, the time is not ripe. But he has plans and hopes, He says, and his preparations” go forward. Seminoff has just left Tokio after a two weeks’ visit in the Japanese capi- tal. He came here from Nagasaki, where he has been living for the last year, since he left the United States at the urgent request of the American govrnment and failed to find satisfac- tory asylum in China. His mission in Tokio, Seminoff told the correspondent was entirely priv- ate, He was visiting old friends and seeing to some financial interests. He called on no Japanese officials, he said, and the Japanese say the same. There {is little reason to doubt either statement, as Seminoff's star is set in Japan, where recognition of the So- viet government now is the liveliest is- sue in foreign politics, Reports which Seminoff savs have reached him from White agents in Russia have encouraged him to think that the red houd on Aslatic Russia, at least, is weakening. In the Amur province, with Blagoveschensk as a center, the Foviet's imposition of grain taxes in kind has led the peasants to encourage White partisan bands which have gained minor and tempor- ary successes against the Red garri- tone. At several points along the Trans-Siberian railway, according to feminoff, discontent is taking on the proportions of considerable risings against Red Rule, Around Chita, interesting sftuation has leader of irregulars who formerly supported the bolsheviks has turned against them. This leader, known throughout Siberia as the “Old Man,” was the first to take Chita from the Whites and turn it over to the Reds. Now he is tired of Red rule. His banner has always been a red flag, bhut now he carries across it in white letters the slogan, “Down with Com- munism.” Siberia is peopled by peas- ants, and the men of the land have for instance, an NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1924, Dol Milen . BOSTON STORE tomelly, Men Co Choose YourEaster Coat From These Remarkable Values Saturday |according to Seminoff, are in constant correspondence with the White or- ganization in France, which’is head- ed by Markoff, once the leader bf the extreme right in the Duma under the | Czar. Greetings have been exchanged | rccently with the Grand Duke Nicho- | las, now living r Paris, { Faker Finds Plophecv Is ‘ Better Than Bricklaying | i Berlin, April 15.—Napoleon and | Martin Luther are the two spirits with which Johannes Weis Senberg, bet- | ter known as “Proph John,” pre- tends to speak daily in Berlin, Sen- | berg recent created considerable rumpus by holding seances in school | buildings in which children claimed to | have heard Napoleon speaking m~_\‘| clearly, and repeated the conversa- | tions. Newspapers are denouncing | school authorities for permitting pub- | | lie buildings to be used for spiritual- | istic sesions, but many of them are humorous in their attitude and de- | clare the medium is really a prophet, | in that he foresaw the hard times which were coming and abandoned | his work as a mason to take up a | more remunerative calling. | Tsuruga Urges Japan to | Recognize the Soviets Tokio, April 18, — Tsuruga, the prineipal port for communications | between Japan and Siberia, wants the | i Japanese government to recognize the soviet, The action of the soviet authorities in stopping the direct mail service | between Siberia and Japan and in re- | fusing recognition of the Japanese | consul in Viadivostok, thereby ptae- tically eutting off travel from Russian | territory to Japan, has proved a seri- | ! ous blow to the trade of Tsuruga. A mass meeting of Tsuruga cftizens has | passed a resolution urging recogni- | tion of the Moscow government, INGLAND | TO VISIT IN London, Humbert of Italy will accompany the April 15.—Crown Prince | king and queen of Ttaly on their visit | | to England this summer, The prinee, | 1like his sisters, speaks FEnglish very | | wel, arison. A | WMIB not found communizm to their liking. | Nevolts of this nature, according to Seminoff, also have occurred at Ner- chinsk and to the west of Lake Baikal, at Novonikolalevsk, S0 he believes the rising i com- ing and when it comes himeself its logical leader. Kolehak's, mantle, Seminoff expects to 1ead the White emigres now scattered throughout the Far East once he has lifted his banner again, These forces, however, have dwindled and dispersed until there is only one body of re. spretablo size eft, under General Gleboff living aboard a small fleet in the Woodsung river off Shanghai, where the Whites say \ they are maintaining military discl- pline In all its war time rigor and ans in the Orlent, SHIRTS At prices not usually seen just before Easter. Many pat- terns—All sizes. $1.95, $2.35 and $3.00 HOSIERY Silk and Wool hosiery A variety of colors All sizes at— 25¢, 50¢ ™ 75¢. NECKWEAR Handsome silk neck- ties to complete the Easter outfit at our popular prices. SOC’ 75c UNDERWEAR Knee length or long underwear of cotton, for spring wear. Priced at $1.00 $1.50 New York Sample Shop he things | Wearing | about 1,000 men’ Say ‘‘Bayer Aspirin”’ INGST! 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Each . »pecial o A new Ii|r‘|o of Men’s Easter Neckwear, all silk and crepe four-in-hand Ties, extra good values, Special i $1 ;50 Men's Athletic Union Suits of fine checked nainsook. Special . Each 980 Men's Full Fashioned Silk Hose, hlac' cordovan, grey and navy. 12 strand silk. Values to §1. while the gain in 25 of the | the same over 1922, smallest institutions for period was seven per cent The University of California, incind- ing the southern branch, stosd at the top in enrollment, with | dents: Columbla Univer was next with 11,530, and the University of Til- inois third with 9,358, EXPERTS T0 SEEK MEANS T0 PRESERVE BUILDINGS High Cost of Building Materials of ¢ FALLS TO PRE-WAR LEVEL Inerease in Registration Has Moder- ated to About the Rate Before the Present Day Make It Neves. 1911 in Contrast with 1919-21 The College of Forestry at Syra sary to Be Conseryative ity was the largest of its 3¢ students. Missouri led in journalism with 207 1 in Northwestern ' ar first with 347 | cuse unive kind with and | numeriea sities has moderated to about | students, the pre university wa increase of 1919 to 1921, according to | 1 repe 30 typical uni- | bia university's ph es, and gencra largest in the cou 151 leading colleges and uni- ities received by Dean Raymond ters of Swarthmore college and | April 15~ Increase in at- g0, April 18 —Skyscrapers ar American colleges Chicago, tendance at ildings erected 30 years ag musie & the point 1 their moder war rate, in contrast with the A & to Earle the National Associ Owners and Manag s from reports from a STUDY YURON'S FLORA Alaska, April 18, — Three ts in 134 of these Fntists commissioned tions was three per cent, according b of biological 1o the report. The increase the previ- |survey, will spend nest summer study- ous year in 123 institutions was two | N8 Vird, insect and plant por cent. In grand total enroliment | Yukon Deita bird reserve and else. the gain in 19235 over 1922 was six | Where in Alaska | per cent, as compared with 14 per | 182 1921 Other features disclose The enrollment at 25 raest tutions was three per cent for public here. 3 advance in full-time have seen 1) r heights deral hurau s life i the the probiem of and rehabili tating many of these old buildings for urither service, The parly passsd through here last ies made by our organization menth on its way " banks. At Fairban a dog team. Scientids ke Josery of the greatest bird breeding grounds in the world, . over were increase in jme student neti 1923 1ty be ruisior garia pt of New | American ¥ Py Easter Hosiery Ladies’ Phoenix Silk Hose, the three seam stylag bladck. brown, Airedale and nude. 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