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GENERAL NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY General AVeather Forecast The western dis ¬ turbance will gradually develop and move eastward so that rain will fall over the middle western states as far east as Illinois and AViseoiisin by Sunday with strong shifting winds The tempera ¬ ture will be variable but no cold weather is in sight sightAdmiral Admiral Horthy regent of Hungary plans to issue a proclamation establishing a military dicta ¬ torship over the country according to information received from Budapest This step whih is ex ¬ pected soon is said to be inspired by the difficul ¬ ties attending government under the present con ¬ stitutional system General Soos minister of war is to be made military executive of Hungary it is said saidHerbert Herbert Hoover replied yesterday to the inquiry as to campaign expenditures addressed to presi ¬ dential possibilities by Labor the railroad unions weekly by saying that as I have no campaign I have no finance He reiterated his statement of March S that he was not a candidate for tins iiom illation to the presidency and was not seeking public office officeThe The American government it Avas learned yes ¬ terday has informed the allied powers that it will not oppose sending of additional German troops into tin Ruhr valley if necessary to restore order there provided they remain only uiill normal conditions have been restored and that there will be no further occupation of German territory by the allied forces forcesThe The Spanish government has taken preliminary steps for the taking of Spains census the work of which will begin December 81 It is estimated that the wurk will cost 1 0UWO pesetas Spains census in the future will be taken every ten years The government calculates that the population of the country has not reached HL000000 HL000000Award Award of distinguished service crosses to Maj Gen John L Hines and Lieut Col Theodore Roose ¬ velt was announced yesterday at the war depart ¬ ment Colonel Roosevelt received the award ac ¬ cording to the citation for heroism in the Cantigny raid and later In action at Soissons Geiier 1 Hines commanded the 3rd Corps of the A K F Th American legation at Pekln and the consul at Hankow were instructed by the state department to investigate reports that American imrliies hal landed at Kiaukaug China at the rciiiest of thy British consul there to protect foreigner frUm rioting coolies
