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Arizona republican., 1920-06-21

seeks. at the earliest date. a fair and just settlement of these questions. The Imperial Japanese government, there fore. fails to understand the conten- ton of the Chinese government that it does not find il convenient to ne gotiate directly. It is a plain and positive fact that all the rights and interests that Germany formerly pos sessed in Shantung have been trans ferred ot Japan in accordance with the treaty of peace. Since the Chinese government previously had consented to the transfer of these rights and in- terests, they have rightly come into the possession of Japan. 1t follows naturally. therefore, that these rights cannot be affected in any way by the refusal of the Chinese government to sign the treaty of peace.
 " Immediately upon the coming into force of the treaty of peace with Ger many, the Japanese government, in ac- cordance with it's past repeated dec larations and pledges, proposed 10 the Chinese government that negotiations be opened with view to restoration of rights and interests in Shantung under the understanding reached in Paris and that they also enter neGo- tiations over matters in connection with the restoration of territory form erly leased to Germany
 The Japanese government had hoped the Chinese government would respond readily to the proposal not tC ! hesitate 10 open the way for the Jap auesc gov c!umcat 10 demonstrate. by
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Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
LEAVE FOR CONVENTION

LINCOLN, Neb., June 20.-The Ne braska delegation to the Democratic national convention will leave for San Francisco Monday morning. A carload will be made up of those delegates and alternates who are aligned with the Bryan faction of the party in the state. together with their friends. w. ;. Bryan will join the party at Ogden. Utah. Supporters of Senator Hitch cock will occupy another coach on the same train. The Nebraska party ex- poets to reach San Francisco the eve ming of Friday. June 2.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
MEXICAN PETROLEUM LAWS
 NOT TO BE RETROACTIVE
 DE LA HUERTA DECLARES
Provisional Government Adopts Policy Intended To Cultivate Friendship With Foreign Nations Especially America, He Tells Newspaper Men

MEXICO CITY, June 19-Mexican petroleum laws based upon Article 27 of the constitution, natonazng deposits of oi which article will be interpreted literally will not be retroactive declared Adoo de la Huerta pro- Vsona president, to foreign correspondents today.
 Senor de la Huerta spoke freely in discussing prob lens before the country, being host at luncheon given to the newspaper
 The policy of friendship toward foreign nations pecaly the United States together with the assumption of all legally contracted debts of the Mexican republic is part of the provisional presidents program.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
FACTIONS NEAR TYRANY

DES MONIES, June 20.-Labor, capi- tai and the farmers in class struggles for Democracy in their own organiza- tions nearly have lost the national view Of Democracy and are near to becom- ing tyrannical, pr. Lynn Harold Hougn. president of Northwestern university. said today at the biennial convention Of he General Federation of Women's clubs He asserted SelfiShness. and egotiSrn on the part Of the small groups of wilfun persons held America from taking it's rightful place in the world.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
SAYS METHOD IT. GOV'T TASTEFUL AND CUMbROUS
IRepubIican A. p. Leased wire1

WASHINGTON. June 20.-Revision of the present methods of making ap- propria tionS and redistribution or the work of the various executive depart ments are recommended by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt in a letter to Rep resentative Ireland. Republican, 1ill- nois, which was made public today at the navy department.
 MT. Roosevelt wrote in reply to an inquiry from Mir. Ireland as to wheth- CT any congratulations, reforms or consultations could be made In the navy department. The assistant sec retary did not confine himself to that department He recommended that congress-:
 Favors True Budget System
 Create a true budget system, not the small beginning already at tempted.
 Consolidate the appropriations in one general committee, with sub com mittees to deal with separate subjects.
 Put into law the general principles recommended by the e-classification committees report. together with the authorization of adequate salaries to government employees.
 Invite a conference with the execu- tive branch of the government, look ing to a re-clasSification and re-dis- tribution of the work of the depart ments
 Give by law greater authority to the heads of the executive departments in conducting their executive business, at the same time holding these heads more directly responsible for the suc- cessfu1 administration of their work.
 Mir. Roosevelt said that the entire system of relationship which exists be- tween congress and the executive de- partments is fundamentally wrong.
 Says Methods WastefuI After seven years down here in an executive position,~ he continued, "I cannot help the conclusion that our governmental methods are cumbersome and wastefuI. I am fully frank iii telling you that I think the first i'm provement must come in what is after all the source of governmental activi- ties, i, e., the legislative branch. hope you will not take it q critf- cism of any individual of this particu- lar congress when I call attention to the very unwieldy, inadequate and un- businesslilIe methods under which the house and senate of the United States conduct their business. For instance, the navy department has to go before the naval affairs committee for its main appropriation. It also has to go before the appropriations committee for the money to run the force in Washington, and I can cite numerous instances where the department has 1 fallen between the two fires of the | two committees"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
FIGHT
 0vER REED SEAT
 AT CONVENT
Missouri Delegation to Pro-
 test Seating of Senator - Recommend Complete Change in Party Law to Establish Women's Status
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20-A con test over the seating of United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri as a delegate and recommendation for d complete change in party law so as to establish definitely the status of wom- en in the party organization probably win come before the Democrat na- tional committee at it's meeting here next Friday. preparatory to the na- tional convention, party executives said today.
 It also was announced that Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer would leave Washington for San Francisco tomor- row and that United States Senator Carter Glass. prospective chairman of the convention resolutions committee, will be here Wednesday. Governor Edward l. Edwards of New Jersey is expected to arrive Friday or Saturday.
 The Reed contest possibility devel- oped today when it was learned the senator had, been restored as a delegate at a convention of Fifth Missouri congressional district delegates yester- day after his name had been thrown out and his place declared vacant by a. state convention. The question is one of Jurisdiction between the state and district conventions. Senator Reeds antagonism to certain policies of the administration will make any contest in his case one of tremendous import ance, according to leaders here. There are 36 degelates from Missouri.
 Georgia Contest lmportar. Until yesterday the only contest in view was that involving the 2S Georgia delegates whose adherence is claimed Palmer and by the faction of the party 1 headed by United States Senator Hoke Smith and Tom Watson. On the result of this contest will also depend the right of Clark Howell. oldest member in point of service on the national com mittee, to be renamed to that post. Howell is for Palmer
 The Smith Watson faction is ad- vancing W. C. Nereen. who was named on the committee by state conven- tion which was bolted by the Palmer adherents, who maintained that How ell should continue.
 It was pointed out that Attorney General Palmer. who is a member of the national committee. could act as his own counsel in this contest if he cared to do so.
 The recommendations to establish definitely the status of women in the party still were in q formative stage today.
 National Chairman Homer S Cum mings, Vice Chairman j, Bruce Kre- mer, National Treasurer ". W. Marsh
 of Iowa and National Committeeman Norman F.. Mack of New York. head | ed q party which tried out the acous- | tics of the municipal auditorium yes l terday. Today they announced the test had been successful in every way
 and that announciators similar to those used at the recent Chicago convention would be used only for roll calls and
 other routine. In view of the improved
 acoustics since the auditorium has ! been prepared for the convention. they l 10 al l,s | heard without thy amplifying device
 being utilized.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
LOS ANGELES MAN ARRESTED

NORTH PLATTE. Neb-, Juno -W- Ned Joyce of Los Angeles. Cal, was arrested here Saturday night on com plaint of Harry Dixon. president of the North Platte Chamber of Commerce who charges Joyce with selling stock of an oil refining company of Deiou Texas, without securing a permit from the state bureau of securities.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
Contest In Oregon

PORTLAND. Ore, June 20-There will besa contest in the Oregon delega- tion to the Democratic national con vention, it became known today. John l.. Schuyleman of Portland and R. R Turner of Roseburg, will present rival claims for the seat to which the late G. T. Baldwin of Klamath Falls was elected.
 Schuyleman bases his claim on the fact that he received in the primary the fifth highest vote for delegate at large, with four to be elected.
 The death of Baldwin. he contends, entities him to the place. The Demo- cratic state central committee declined to concede this claim and has selected Turner the fourth delegate at large
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
WOUNDED BY PLAYMATE

ALBUQUERQUE N. NJ. June 20 Lonny I[ilburn. aged II, was perhaps fatally wounded this evening when he was shot with 32-caliber rifle by Madero Turner. ged s. The Turner lad. in telling of the affair said: As I aimed at a can he ran in front of me and got shot The shooting oc- cured on the outskirts of the city The police are of the opinion that the gun was stolen.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
D1scOUer Second BubOnic Plague
 Case 1n TeTds
rRepub jean A. p. Leased WireI

TRepub lean A. p. Leased WIreI
 GALVESTON, Texas, June 2o.- A second case of bubonic plague has developed here, pr. w. F. Fox of the United States public health service, announced today. he V,.- tim, negress, is under serum anu vaccine treatment. The first vic tim, a 17-year- old boy, dice last Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
ALLEGE SECRET ALLIANCE

LONDON. June 20-A Moscow wireless message received here alleges that secret alliance against Greece hasabeeu concluded between Serbia and Bulgaria.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-21

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Arizona republican., 1920-06-21

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Arizona republican., 1920-06-21
Rights Unaffected By Treaty

The Japanese government. how ever. would point out that a funda % mental agreement exists between China and Japan as to the disposi- ton of the leased territory of kiao- Chow. Repeated declarations of tn'
 Imperial Japanese coVcrumeut leave ao room for doubt as 10 the single ness Of purpose with which Japan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
S%anoiuass

Gil ale yducjuqer 5uuoc giot % 5lcot.
Sc: itr No til. Gt ocs lie Ell uogtu an
rem euo IeR. iou VI. 'irtgc ro8ct I'll On
mmtrirQ for ~yuuOJuIIrut. 90 itE tln
life glerc 0ct Tor lc8 Nlrmutr 70 togy
belle @rcio mco init uay,rNl Et88cri
Get llig. ioul bau ia. iom Hnvoc crrcl
til NIrtcu. "&rcitu Fioroc GO uomcr'
get 400 %yrtcu iN11". N ban. men
ban iiITurtc 5ort l].uImursu "a ban ,o1
uQ iii az UrtUIt ON al, octc 'Cul 81 e.
ifulSi9c oH m0a ioW,e". Sar b.'y ct:
oQilu me0 mI1. Cm IcR .Iuot uu,- pan
noQet al i,rtoe on. iom -lr AZ Euterc5'e.
iau moa icl u.iio moguU bette nleo
Slurs.outtUJcu.tu. 81 o., Den lite er
UtiGli. ~ ott lhlNll'tt ~-As I'''AUt'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
"Strictlg educational.

Spis life 8utterne bar noget imoo
let, ifllloe leg life at iort9lle Dem, of
bisie, Tom er meo / Sarm gurealt
@rbeioet og tror % barioler / Spers
t~ltsitemmelie meb Ell beItemt "ItrictlD
educational" Elat, bill bli operlaot
Ill Jig Ielu noe / &uloen eanlfe mart,
1friper ben beficnote Iaronom Wr.
2iebtp / "National Siocfman %
SarH1er". 81 Sormcre tr9ngcr Sps
lpsnins; men Vi trPn9er SorretninJ
n,er enooa, % ri oeo BET ogloa. vi
bar faat Splpsniile / Sperilpb M /
Get ienere, ibet Statsconeger, StutS.
oepartemtenter % acknowledgements.
n1erter tom eiter % meo Sitlllener az
educators. Si be9pnoer at bli
toptiinse al Splpsning, % ior at ba.
la,,ccre op snifer ri liot nler "Suli.
rcis". &ab mig iort9lle eoer, at
Def Itsienoe Better bar life Nfollo-
pol pan alle tile Vltlllle1a tSarln Slt'
rent" Irnb. Seq beis9te ct Conn.
IN / Eeuniplpatia M nplig. bpor ben
unge YerIon. Iom falbes Goltntp
9lgent, noisrer % bar uofprt nogle
.iounoerIige "guiineiS Stunts"
1Sarmerite ser err Weierim9nb, % Dc
par fomne / 8aos meb Saleet % 81.
iiributione,t al lin Welf, iom tibt
benoer andre TIaoler oeIaa. 9oun.
tp ager,ten iprtalte Sarmerne, bpao
filnbe bli siort, bpis De piloe eaa nleb
BAN. "@i eoar!" ipareoe oe. Gn
nomerfet 9pgning blep fisbt oe no
itpret paa cit iorretningsmesiia
Waabe, % MI blir Ell @p meb fanife
5000 Snobpaaere betjent ira en- Gen-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

;%igIoner. er SC boon itsiteNe % / re llc'te
Ei,irlOer buuoc oi9ie i'm cgcu SceO.
Niau tan aItind ira BETTE Stauoplmtt
iommc I'll ocu Nou'luijou, AZ mtuNit en-
SrcOjc0cl ~ EnrmlouNet bin Itggcuoe
uioott ON lite S~iuRcuc lager en- ouoeH
&euoiug 'uurcit mlliH
Cm Rcllcu hicmoutr ii, 9iortb EGto
i CT lie nlcat; tutcrc5'uuy az bcrctre.
SEQ nutom ou I Aoo @cbo!o bIcm ia
Nonlduu5 toioc Sguc.
On merteIra oUuoclic tuotyni pad =
guQeIbrcticu5 ,Surm en- Nil bcCryr On
No fsotc en- Nulu. ioW yult cur uorrJct
mco 3 Ben; Sen ha0oc Bare ct Eoygcu;
cler9 Ulr Nulccu normal.
&cout 6tlitu til "2Goitcu SCiGre,
%crioUulc % Neootler.
Si8uGrt Zocguuro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

carmen % Sapen", % Oct er alto
Ct Orb | rette Sio citer min 6ormc-
ming. Gette Ior iiPr er oct neooclt.
Oigt at beitiuc inc SrliQttrGr itioe.
&alllte Oct alcreoe cr / ~ietteiic Sogct
Wtalige al o3 buffer pllt ganlte
goot, bpor ponitelIat oct por at iao
fat paa Sauefrs. @rGaire % Here
andre Sorter Spo Den 3aarcn, ga II
bar fonrnc 90 / &rigeu. ManQe Ste.
Der / bort Sanb bar BET lin1pelihelt
uml,ligt at iaa lat / piaIc Sorter 6rs
% SPo, iont ri hauoc @rllg Tor,
Set tan pel bplt0c, at SET par ionnue.
Ser bolot tilbagc 6re % Spo @uaD
ON Ienecr ar funlte opuaa urlntellg
teie EriIcr 0crfor; men Oct par
neppc ipGrt mango, ionl ipeflllercoc
pda Den Waabe.
Set er meo Observation-Disclosures
ioag onltrcut Iom nlco 6re % SGN
bcn %aarcn. ri al Sunncrtongcn bleu
oreuct op / Gcrocn2tri9cn. Ger blcY
pIalltct forboIospiS iaa SrlgttrGr,
iaaIGnge &rigen Itob poa. Mon82
"Nuricrp" -WtGnO blcu orepnc no a
Sorretningcn - Ionrmc inotil piocrc
% ANDRE i9icn ior bcltanoi8t. %
lelp Sc, ion fulloe boloe Stlllinaell,
ieIte Jig life opIugte Ill at fremellfe
Srugttrpr / rogcn betpoelig WTnB.
DC, isr DC iou l(0Iigter til iglcn at
fitrne i9l9e 6ru9ttrGr mco ro8cns
llltoe %riunelig 6ortielleitc. llbeIoig.
lis cr set ntco Srltgttrpr, Iolu oct or
blet iogt ON 9tom, at De life "bltr II.
paa Ell Sag. Bore "lturierie3" ec
MI / fi,lo &irfIombcb igicn; men
Ser CT enonu tlun ct b~egrGnlct Intal
Srpr for Solg. Man8e uiloc he
abort mer Of oct iiolte %aur, hopo.
De bapt nler at giere meo. Ntl2ltss
i~ippioalcns "Sccbiina Stocts" bar
life fonllnet % Ill oct olminoclt1e
i0jel, % Der blep aulct &Oc0c poo
Sano, ion! Der fer opleoe3 "Seeoltn9
Stocfa" poa. % Trantrigc, buor-
fra ier Ell itor WGngoc al Dor
"Secoling Stocfs" fom,bapoe frern.
oele5 Spnbernc fuloc mco at fiGm-
be ior lin SilpPrelie. SaalebeS gil
set iii, at ri / set Serren3 Mar 1920
ituar lige oppe / en- Sprtio pan
Srllettrer, iiGr 9Gbletrpr. Sola
BET Ter no, bar her life paa Here Dc.
faoer ppret iao tnopt on meo nl8c
SruottrGr iom ioar. Del er lngen
Suite / at looe Jig bli ltrGn1t eller
forIeae paa at 'trGn1me op andre,
mlelt mango, ionl pleier ploc @rett
paa oisle Slng, er ban9e Ior, Of otr-
felig enIfpprolge 9ebletrpr ullereO,
cr pao Oct llprmeiie noiol9t. "@eal=
TIN" % "Yfc Sltoib" er onttrert noe
| al Warfeoet, % Der CT andre popu-
lnre Sorter gGbletrpr, oct iult MI
life er let at Iaa lat /.
NaturliepiS er oct nlllli9i, at ser
iinoes en- Gel ullge SrGr, Iom boloeS
noe al Marfeoet meb set Woal for
Die, at ser ifal flu1re opraaes me-
gct hcie Groier for ben. Ger er og-
iaa altio en- Del SrGr meo Ell eller
nnoen Sell, frogeOe, Oaarligt uotop
pebe for lin SLIDER eQer nleo onor2
Sfaoanfer. Slige SrGr bIir / III.
minoeliebeo opbrGnot, men oil Tor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Carmen % 9apen.
~
Ressaer.t 81 n psastiR GARNER.

ter, boprtil nuc Sarmerne leperer i'll
Welf. Spltem bar aflsit &aoS til
itor Sorbel for Sarmerne. 9tu itr9f-
fer bette TiitributionsGentc Jig uo
til ntinbit 10 Rabolo9 % oct ON.
~liggenOe Serritori. ga bette 6or.
mernca Siltribution Center naar
lige bort til greater" TittsburgD 60
Wtil oerfra meo Ell Sci al sc Oman.
cielt) iorenebe Sarn1eres Troouft.
Serpeo err ser opfommet en- belbi1
&appeitrio meaem Sc nGpnte Sar.
mere % De Mpl,o, iom fpr ingen
&onfurrence hapoe pioit ON Seq fan
life iroie, at ri Sormere bar Snug
al @rug for Sabor federation, eler
at Der iiroe5 Spor al @run0, bporfor
pi ifuloe forene os meb bem; men pi
tr9ll9cr opernloaoe me9et Ell Sarm
Bureau federation, % oeS for ri
fommer paa Snoiioen al Ell ioaOaH,
Oes beore for oS % ior bort 2ano.
EDUCATION er albele5 npttelsS, iaa.
Trent ri life letter Sen / arbeioe
meb at tjere 9eroen bebre, emo Sen
hiotil blep tient, % ser er ingen Sic
nelte, Serben trpneer beOre iuit ut
enb en- efononlilf 0iItribution eller
Sorbeling al be Trooufter, Sarmen
irembrinser. "Sremob!" er netop
Get rette Seltraab for Sarin Bureau
Seoeratioren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
%culiMt

"Susgcuucr~ e. Uaywlc.,; ! 10
qar. men yil rcrc ru 1icrUsTc1!Ser.
0e faar "Soitsu~ ior ba.p Sris uGar
Sc tlsber en- Iialitu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
&eitil ,srnettrrr ittoe.

gr man beiternt pna at pile PLATTE
nogle Srllgttr9r I'll &aaren ogiaa,
bsr man orore bent inareit multet.
Spert aor pes oisIe Sioer onutrent
CT set Iantnte @inf blet gipet Der /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

aQe 2anbsbele % Sorbolbe, o9 meo Ell
BOTTOM" fOr buer Slass Sorobuno. 5ino
bin Glos blanot benz.
90 brm9 iaa Smternatiomal Neo=
ifaber for at gjore SGoleiet iitano.
Sc pil eipre bette til bet aller beolte. Slalot
bisie 9teoifaber ct Siif: 6aroe, SPRING
% Sino=&arpe lamt &om binatiomss
S,arpe, GMlti: Yaders, o. |. ..
Sab os ienbe big beitriuenbe Smaabpser
al Disie 9prtningsrepifaber. De pil bjelpe
oia at tilbereoe ct bebre SGoleie iaar. Wteo
buert Geoifab iolser Setienina, Der altio nil
itaa ieroia til at bielpe big. Seiss Snters
n~atioual Jurbanoler. Ser er en- DIN
N9rbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

Sctr. OF NIa SIuNW15.Gaty
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

scr CT StiGu - TN gatte al huer:
s,-rri..s sr. POD H-ans 10 p Lgs. Red Weir Caion "a
Pen Pod NaT Eezns 10 Southport WI. Gior- Oman "a
Imp Blood I1-rlp Rect -n5 Pine Double cUret Parsley .si
Crosby FEH-1an Rect % fnp. Gg-rrs-y FusriD .El
8 ser "skete.d Cabbage 10 R~st EEtra Parry Peas ID
Orr-art Carrot 90 English Wral~r Peas al
Grtsr Rattan Sweet Corn 10 ROXY King Pepper .Gi
T. lEHrzr@sn Egeef Corn 70 Glaz-r Pie rlmpsn -r
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s. white surg Cucumber 20 Crimson Giant Ratsh .El
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Ea-y Prize Head Lstles .lb Ea1nsdae -ptHssh ia
Select gsazr NaaArrlau .15 True Hubbard Sal4zh 81
Tor Mnss1n " af-0m~Iag 90 SpArks E4-aaEa Tomato sa
iei Bt1ts Iauysrs Onion 10 Pu-. TOP VI. 4sbe IzEzo 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

&nart uil bet isjen bore SiOen at plsie
- us iGtte Soroen iitano for Saoen.
Get bin SID til Maitiner al BET Slags
tilberenoe Snternatipnal 9arueiter, iemlls
Glose % Sarue til at sjpre ct sopt Saoleie,
&eoifaber iom pl uofsre tilfreOsitiQenoe
Irbeioe o9 lom oil bare / mango slar.
Gnbper Ietalie / &onitruftioneu al & Q
Hlo9e, iont CT Iette at trGffe, er upz
arbeioet lar,ss be 2injer, Der ct uptrlfne al
@runole99erue - 5rembrinselie al @nfeltz
heb % Stprfe. P&0 Ylo8e bar uGret
p~opulere hos tire @enerationer al amerifanife
Sarnlere. G~runolessernes Yrincip bar Der
peo piit Jig at pGre risti9t.
Pc Gloge er tilpirfeoe / ale Msnitre
os Stprreli er, for Seite eler Tractors, for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-24
To REPOPULATE HOLY
LAND WITH JEWS
zionists To Take Principal Part
In Urging the Hebrews To
Take Up Abode In
Palestine

New York. Nov "A TO populate
Palestine speedily with preponl
Grating body OF self.suDporting Jews
who will develop into homogeneous
people. ultimately becoming self
supporting commonwealth, is the uro
bem TO be dealt with BY the ANIMAL
convention Of the Zionist Orglniz
alton OF American beginning r. Bas
ialo tomorrow
Practically the wholf Of this task
must De carried out by The Jews Ct
this country. agents OF that organiz-
alton say. They assert that the war
and its aftermath has almost com
pletely impoverished European Jewry.
and the depreciation Of the money of
such countries as Russia, Poland,
Austrai and Rumania. has compress
ed tle remaining wealth to an almost
irreduchle minimum.
They add that European Jewry can
contribute to the development of Pal.
estine as the national homeland only
the human material in the form af
hundreds of thousands of pogromre-
fugees now congesting every port
from Danzig to Constantinople, and
even along the Pacific awaiting o.
poruunity to reach Palestine. While
there is small percentage OF these
refugees who have managed to es.
cape with considerable capits. most
OF them are destined to be hewers OF
wood and drawers Of water. frari-
hands and day laborers
The Zionists declare that most II
the money and constructive advice as
well as the technical skill required
fer Palestine's development must
come from the Jews Of this county
and that the time has come for the
Zionists to make IL possible for all
Jewish organizations and individuals IS
TO participate In the work
Zionists declare the Buffalo con
yention will have to remodel ,as
machinery Of the organization 50
that is can concentrate on its major
task. the development OF Pales.in.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-24
New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If ReliefDoes Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick VAN Up.

The. sensation OF the year in The
drug trade is Aspironai. the two
minute cold and cough reliever. au
thoritatively guaranteed by the la
boratories tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the high.
est authorities. and proclaimed by the
common people as ten times as quicd
and effective as whisky. rock and rye,
,r any other cold and cough remedy
they have ever tried
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store. hand the clerk half d do';ar
for bottle OF Aspironal and tell
him to serve you two teaspoonfuls
with four teaspoonfuls OF water in a
glass With your watch in your
hand. take the drink at one swallow
and call for your money back In two
minutes if you cannot feel your coid
fading away like a dream within The
time limit Don't be bashful. for all
druggists invite you and expect you
o try il. Eyerybody's doing it.
When your cold or cough Is re-
iieyed take the remainder of the bot.
le home to your wife and babies. sor
ispironai Is by tar the safest and
most effective. the easiest TO take
and the most agreeable cold an.
cough reme1. sor infants and child
IN Adv.