Gray, Fox, the two Evans, Renshaw and Everley.
Among
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AUSTRIA PLANS BREAK
WITH UNITED STATES
Representatives in This Country Get Ready to Leave
— May Not Declare War But Remain
Passive While Germany Fights
WASHINGTON—The state department has received word from Minister Stowell at Berne, Switzerland, that Austria broke off diplomatic relations with the United States April 8. The Austrian charge, Zwiedenek, called at the state department and requested passage. He informed the department that Austria had issued an order breaking off diplomatic relations yesterday. Ambassador Penfield knows nothing of the break. The relations between Turkey, and Burgaria and the United States are unchanged, it is officially stated. They are expected to follow Austria's lead. Passports will be immediately available for Zwiedenek, Count Tarnowski; the entire embassy and staff and all the diplomatic agents of Austria throughout the country. This Austrian party is expected to number 200. It will probably be a week before
RED CROSS DANCE
SCORES SUCCESS
LADIES IN CHARGE GRATIFIED
GOODLY SUM OF MONEY NET
TED FOR LOCAL RELIEF
The Red Cross benefit dance Saturday night at the Guild hall was a success from every standpoint, though definite figures have not been given out, it is understood that the organization netted close to $50. The orchestra, composed of E. J. Carey, George Horton, H. Samms and M. Hanzen, who donated their services for the evening, furnished fine ice cream, donated by Child Music.
Brothers.  Palace of Sweets, Econ
Moscow
ers
the
economy pharmacy and
creamery, netted a goodly sum for the
cause.
From a social aspect, the affair was
The guests mingled in
successful,
formally, and danced till the clock
Mrs. Wallace, chairman
struck 12. 