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The Washington times., 1920-12-08
Of IRISH
TRUCE IS DIM
Sim Fein Chiefs Urge People tt
Hold Fast-GreenWood
Is Defiant.

LONDON, Dec. s.-A great anti
Sim Fein raid was made In south
Londsn today and forty suspected
sinA Feiners were arrested. The
pSliee searched q whole block OF
buildinxs. The prisoners were re-
moved In lerries.
LONDON, Dee. 6S-The British
Kovernwent n eensfAering the a.
vfsablnty Of makinE formal dipbe-
tsaatic representatiens to the Unfted
states requestinG offAcial action, a.
q result Of declarations made there
by e. de Valera. Dresideat Of the
Irish republic.
Official announcement to this ef-
feet was made In the House OF Conn
mons this afternoon By A. Bonar
Law, spokesman for the govern
nent
LONDON, Dec. Solicitations on
all sides today point to failure Of
negotiations for a truce In Ireland
The Sim Fein leaders, fearing tha:
the Irish people may stampede IN
false promises" are advising all
Irishmen to hold fast.
DESIRES IRISH OvERTUREs.
A full session OF the cabinet was
held today to discuss the Irish peace
overtures from Father Michael
OFianagan, acting president Of the
Sim Fein. From well-informeo
source 1t was learned that reply
probably will be sent to Father
OFlanagan's telegram asking for
further information as to his powers
~. h1a IN N e.
fer.
Hope for peace in ireland before
Christmas is fading" said the Globe,
in commenting upon the Irish truce
efforts.
Dispatches from Dublin and other
Irish cities to the Westminster Ca
zette say that "amazement has been
aroused in Ireland by the announce
ment in the House of Commons by
Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief secretary
for ireland, that the government Will
not enter into a truce until the lead
ers OF the Irish republic army are
arrested or have surrendered.
The moderates were winning peace,
but now they have been blocked" said
a Dublin dispatch to the Westminster
Gazette.
GREENWOOD DEFIANT.
Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief secre-
tary OF ireland, and Andrew BonaI
Law, government spokesman, answer
ing questions in the House OF Com.
mons yesterday gave evidence oi
Q hardening against n truce.
'I am convinced" said Sir Hamar
"that there can be no truce or sue
cessful efforts at truce until the
leaders OF the Irish republican army
either surrender, deliver up thoil
arms or are arrested by the police.
This reply was greeted with lonp
applause. but q moment later wher
Joseph Devlin asked whether this
meant war to the finish, the chiei
secretary said:
II have never said that there wal
any question of war against Ireland
but against this supreme group tht
Government is compelled to tak'
every possible step"
EXTREMISTS SEE PLOT.
On the other hand, the Irish eS,
tremists are trying to create the in
preston that tho peace move wal
initiated by the government to throw
the responsibility for continuing thu
warfare on the heads OF the SIM
Feiners.
The first group argues that 4
Father QFlansgsn or any other re-
publican leader can promise the dis
continuance OF the murder campaign
then he or they must be held ro
sponsible for past crimes, They als'
insist that there can be no though
Continued on PAGE 2. Column ~
The Washington times., 1920-12-08
CERMAN-AUSTRIAN UNION
IS DISCUSSED IN BERLIN

COPENHAGEN, Dec. S.-Count
Czernin has arrived In Berlin and Is
discussing with German officials the
possibility OF a union of Austria and
Germany following Arstrla's admls.
sion to the League OF Nationa accord
ing to a Berlin dispatch to the Politi-
ken today.
The Washington times., 1920-12-08
TODAY

his class and OF his country, and
should be c,assed with baking
mules, not with intelligent men.
Any employer, on the other
hand, that seeks with false open
shop" arguments to destroy the
unions is an enemy TO employers
and Of tho country.
The Washington times., 1920-12-08
3. & o. TRAIN HITS AUTO.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Dec. s.--BsitI.
and ohio train No. 10, leaving Cum
bcrland at $40 p, m, hit an auto
mobile at a grade crossing In Dawson
yesterday and Robert Graham, Union
town. one Of theeoccupants. was In
ksss,d. The driver Hlss vas iutared
The Washington times., 1920-12-08
Makes 1000 Nominations.

President wilson sent more than
1000 nominations TO the Senate this
afternoon. The nominations cover
recess appointments, mostly post
masters. which have been previously
announoed
The Washington times., 1920-12-08
JOHN LIND At WHITE HOUSE.

Former Governor John Lind OF Min
nesota, who was a special envoy to
Mexico In 1913. called at the White
House for a few minutes today to
zee Secretary Tumulty.
The Washington times., 1920-12-08
Today
Right Makes Might, II
Presidents Message.
Railroad and Soldier.
400, Of Mill
tarism.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE :
Copyright. isso.)

Right makes might" says the
President, uoting Lincoln. 1t does
when right has might behind it.
Otherwise, it's right forever on
the scaffold, wrong forever on the
throne" now as in the past. Ask
the man out of q job and willing
to work what he thinks Of might
makes right"
The Washington times., 1920-12-08

Budget system recommended.
Certainly q nation which is go
ing to spend six thousand millions
in the coming year ought to show
at least as much sense, in budget
work, as the manager of a peanut
stand.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-03-09

Members OF the Sunday School class
of f. X. Henderson, of the Methodist
Sunday School, and the members OF
the class of which Loren w. Miller
is the teacher, recently closed a con-
test for the best attendance records
the members of Mr. Miller's class be-
ing winners.
In accordance with the terms of the
contest the losers furnished a dinner
for the winning class and the feed
was served Friday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. ID. Simonds.
Following is list of those who
we're present to partake of delicious
banquet and enjoy a social evening af-
ter: Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Henderson
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fogelsong; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Barnes; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Goodman; Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. ST.
monds: Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Leslie
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McGlocklin: Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. Snyder; Mr. and Mrs
George Wright; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gibson; Mrs. w. II. Castle; Mrs. d
Countryman; Mrs. l.. L. Knoles; Miss
Lenora East; Miss Edna Peterson
Miss Lima Patti; Miss Alice Branom
Miss Odetta Castle; Miss Patti Car.
raft: Merlin Countryman; Leon
French; Borgess. CARAT; Ted Lind
sey; l.. w. Miller; Ben Bussmeyer;
w. NJ. Meader.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-03-09

The Amazon theater announces to-
day that it has completed arrange
ments for the presentation here on
Wednesday and Thursday nights of
this week of "Virtuous Wives" the
motion picture version of Owen John
sons celebrated story of the same ii
tie. Miss Anita Stewart will make
her return to the screen after an alb
sence of several months, in the role
of Amy Forester, the young society
girl, whose husband suddenly discov-
ers, without definite reason, that he
can no longer consider her virtuous
wife.
In addition to this famous picture
there will be shown one of the excel
lent Harold Lloyd two reel comedies,
Dumping Into Broadway. Lloyd has
become more than National institu-
ton and the picture-going public is
now demanding Llyod comedies. And
after seeing that different comedian
in so many of his bright and lively
one-reel specialties, there has arisen
persistent and insistent demand for
Lloyd in two-reel comedies.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-03-09

Olaf Dahlen left Wednesday for his
old home at Urskog, Norway, where
he will live with relatives.
Dahlen has lived here for several
years and for some time past has been
cripple. Neighbors made up q
purse of about $50 and gave him a
number of presents to help make his
trip back to the old country happy
one. Mr.. Dahlen desires to thank all
these friends through the columns OF
the Herald and to express to them his
appreciation of the many kindnesses
extended
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-03-09

Several members of the Boundary
County Fish and Game Protective AS
ISOLATION have been doing some good
clay bird shooting of late. Some of
the sportsmen were on the range on
Sunday when the following scores
were turned in:
Out of possible 25-A. J. Kent, II:
George Causton, 10: Charles Boetcher,
Is: Frank Berger, %: George Farms
worth, 10: Alvin Bush, 10: w. II.
III eathershaw, Is: Chief Deputy Game
Warden Thomas, 81.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-03-09
UNION CHURCH SERVICES

Services in the Union church next
Sunday as usual. Sunday School at
10 o'clock. Morning services at IL
o'clock when the pastor will make a
report of his attendance at the Inter
church Movement conference in Spo-
kane.
Evening service at 1880 D. m. under
the auspices of Company l with Mrs.
B. Wooledge, chairman. You will as
suredly find this a helpful and inter-
esting meeting.
Interesting talks were given last
Sunday evening and a good service
was enjoyed
You are all invited to the services
next Sunday.
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