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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27
Canon Baseball
Association
Makes Plans

A meeting was called bv the Canon
City aBseball Association. of the play.
ers and enthusiasts of Canon City al
the Chamber of Commerce>rooms Fri
day night at $50 and was a get-to
gether meeting to make plans for the
selling of season tickets. and ar
rangements as TO team practice and
general matters. The team was put
into the hands of Mr.. Losher as man
ager. Mr.. Losher has had a great
deal of experience as a baseball man
ager, and the practice that has been
going on so far has ben very good un-
der his direction.
There has been complete new out
fit of uniforms and equipment bought
for the team this year. and the uni.
forms are now on disp ay at the Hard
ing hardware store. The new equip
ment and suits which were bought
caused quite an expense to the asso.
citation. and to raise the money to pay
for them season tickets have been
printed which contain 10 numbered
tickets, and these tickets will admit
the original purchaser to the game ad-
vertised by the corresponding number.
The season tickets cost SO, and they
will admit the purchaser to the 10
games. The first game of the sea-
son has been arranged for and will be,
played on the high school grounds
Decoration day, between the Canon
City team and fast Pueblo organiza-
tion. 1t is to the advantage of each
season ticket purchaser, because the
season tickets costs 20 cents for each
game, while single admission Will
be 25 cents. The baseball future
never looked better in this city. and II
seems certain that Canon City will
have the best team in its history
There have been some "a men out
men will be chosen a team of is
men. This year there will be Is in
uniform and not the limited nine-men
as heretofore. The following is a list
of the men who have been out to prac-
tice this year. and who, with allsoth-
ers, have an equal chance to make the
team: Walter Kerney, Gale Stegall,
Finis Parks, Dave Parks, Phil Stock,
A. c. Patterson, Waldo Wilson. H
Spangler, Frank Hickey the Denver
brothers, Cecil Clover. Harlan Ed
wards. Merle Walton. Harry Bash.
Tom Hughey, Clyde Turner. John
Hamilton. Gene Hawkey. Harry Haw-
key. Robert Powell (coa,h), Jack
Hannisan (coach). Mr. Losher, man
ager. These men and all other who
will come out next week. will have an
equal chance to win aces on the
team. The team will practice every
night. and all who would like to try
for the team are requested to be out
and practice.
Sterling, Colo, last week raised
$4,000 in one day to support their
team, and they certainly should not
put anything over on this city as to
money matters, SO the citizens ought
to make an effort to support the team
to the fullest extent.
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their friends bade them good night, r..
D. Ross spoke in behalf of the guests.
congratulating them for the spirit they
had carried through the years, and
wishing for them the joys of another
so years.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
r. C. Bulkeley. the daughter. of Grand
Junction, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Sny-
der Of Denver.
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Fund To Be Made
Available to Buy
Rolling Stock
OBy United press.)

WASHINGTON, May 21.--As a
means of permanently relieving the
shortage of cars on American rail
roads, the Interstate Commerce Com
mission has decided that SIPS, ,0O0, 900
of the ssoo,oo0.00o revolving fund pro-
vided under the Eesch-Cummins law
be made available at once for the pur-
chase of rolling stock.
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Knox Peace
Resolution
Passes 228 to 139

WASHINGTON. May 2i.-Tbe
House passed the Knox peace resolu.
tion today by a vote OF 22S to 1873.
This shows that the resolution can
not be passed over the veto OF Pres
ident Wilson. Nineteen Democrats
voted for the resolution. including
most Of the Tammany mon from New
York.
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Grain Futures
Hit TObOggan
In Chicago
lnr unlted rr...,

CHICAGO. May -21.-Grain futures
struck toboggan slide on the Board
of Trade here today and continued
the downward tendency OF other
prices. More cars made available
for shipments and favorable weather
for agricultural crops caused drop
of from to II cents a bushel on all
grains.
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SALES LOCATED
GREENWOOD AVENUE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Sale. who have
recently returned from California. are
now located at 1907 Greenwood ave
nue..
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WILL GO TO
NEW MEXICO

/ DIR. and Mrs. J. ID. Hinshaw and lit
tic son expect to leave Monday for
Hurley. N. NJ. where he will be EN-
ployed with the Chino Copper Com
pany.
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Mrs. Charles Shupp. 6O7 Mystic ave
nue., who was called to her fathers
bedside at Independence. Kan. about
a month ago, has returned TO her home
in this city. and reports her parents
condition improving.
C. r. & !. MEN
IN THE CITY
w. S. Thomas and W. J. Foukey of
Trinidad are in the city on business
for the Colorado Fuel & Iron Com
pany.
MRS. JOHNSON -.
VISITING WOODS
Mrs. Owen Johnson of Denver is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Alya B
Wood, 215 Greenwood avenue.
RED CROSS GETS
MORE CLOTHING
The Red acknowledges donations o!
clothing from Mrs. A. NJ. Smith and
Judge Cooper.
IDAHO PEOPLE
LOCATE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Burris OF weiser.
Idaho. are in the city and will locate
here permanently.
CANON HOTEL GETS
MORE ROOM SPACE
The Canon hotel is adding 10 new
rooms. which they expect to have
ready for occupancy by June /. The
top floor sample rooms are being con-
verted into SIX rooms. connected with
bath. and four rooms over the Riede
store will be connected with the hotel
and fitted with baths.
SMITHS HERE
FROM TEXAS CREEK
Mrs. c. A. Smith and two children
OF Texas Creek are spending a few
days at the Canon hotel.
KEITH HERE
FROM DENVER
f. w. Kieth of Denver is a bust
ness visitor in the city
LEO MERCER 81
VISITING RELATIVES
Leao Mercier OF Westcliffe IS visit
ing his aunt. Mrs. Il. c. Eddy, at the
Strathmore hotel.
HAMPSHlREs GO
TO MANIToU
Prof. and Mrs. II. A. Hampshire de
parted Friday FOR Manitou to spend
the summer at their cottage. "The
Wigwam" Prof Hampshire liz con-
inected with the South Canon schools
cANDAs RETURN
TO WEsTcLlFFE
Phil and Rockwell Canda will re-
turn to their home at westclIre 10
day.
SMOKESTAck
INSPECTOR HERE
n Hughes of Salt Lake City, IN
specting the work OF construction of
the new smokestack at the Empire
Zinc, now nearing completion, is in
the city.
MRS. ROBSON HOME
FROM THE EAST
Mrs David L. Robson returned
home Tuesday from an extended trip
In the East.
ouARLES ARRIVE
FROM PUEBLO
Mrs. w. T.. Quarles and children.
Lillian and Harmon. arrived Thus
day. and are now located in their new
home at 527 Macon avenue.
DRUGGISTS VISIT
PUEBLO TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Mitchell and Mr..
and Mrs, Lloyd Egbers were In Pueblo
Tuesday.
LIEUT.. AND MRS.
MILLER IN THE CITY
Lieut.. and Mrs. George N. MilIeF oi
| Fort I.Oguu are spending 4 few daye
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Liberty Bonds
In Great Rally
On Stock Market
(.sssss ps,Iun <aD

NEW YORK. May 21.--Liberty
bonds rallied tremendously on the
stock market here today The sec
ond and fourth issues advanced more
than 81.
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MISS RULE RETURNS
HOME IN FLORENCE

Miss Clara Rule OF Florence, who
has been the guest OF Miss Fern Ho
man and Miss Florence Sheridan fol
several days. returned home Thurs
day.
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HOME r FROM
DENVER VISIT

Mrs. A. b. Augustine returned froi
a visit of several days to Denver o
Thursday.
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MISS COLEMAN VISITING
THE STEEL CITY

Miss Carrie Coleman departed on
Thursday to visit relatives in Pueblo
for n week.
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FUCKERS HOME
FROM BOULDER

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tucker aud
family returned Tuesday from Bour-
der. accompanied by their son. Lynn.
who has been at the sanitarium. un-
dergoing medical treatment. Lynn "a
much improved in health.
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8ANTAs HERE
FROM COAI.CHEEk s

Mr.. and Mrs Ray Banta and so
of CoaIdaie are spending few day
in the city.
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sANcRoFTs WILL SPEND
MONTH IN ILLINOIS

Mr.. and Mrs. l. Fl. Bancroft expect
90 leave tomorrow for Illinois where
they will visit relatives for a month
They will spend few days at Larned
and Kansas City. Kan. en- route TO
Quincy. III. where they vii spend
most OF their time. They will make
the trip by auto. accompanied by Mr.
Bancroffs brother and family, who
will also be visiting in Illinois at the
same time.
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Friday
HOME FROM

HOME FROM
FATHERS BEDSIDE
Mrs. Charles Shupp. 6o7 Mystic ave
nue.. who was called to her fathers
bedside at Independence. Kan. about
a month ago, has returned TO her home
in this city. and reports her parents
condition improving.
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NJ RS. DONALD
DicKiN SON HERE

Mrs. Donald Dickinson of Pueblo
viii be the guest OF Mrs. A. b. Angus
tine at the Canon hotel for an in
definite visit
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MORE EMPIRE ZINC
MEN IN THE CITY

r. f. Chaplin of Chicago and H. C
Sanford of Denver are In the city ~
the ipterests OF the Empire Zinc Com
pany
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MRS. HANS RINGER
IN FLORENCE THURSDAY

Mrs. Hans Ringer attended the coin.
mencement exercises at Florence ON
Thursday evening.
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MRS. DAVIS
VISITS PUEBLO

Mrs. w. J. Davis. residing at tn
Fremont mine. departed Thursday "a
Pueblo
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c. r. & !. MEN
I'M Tile CITX

w. S. Thomas and W. J. Foukey of
Trinidad are in the city on business
for the Colorado Fuel & Iron Com
pany.
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MRS. ROBSON HOME
FROM THE EAST

y Lieut.. and Mrs. George N. MilIrF OF
Fort Logan are spending q few days
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CANON HOTEL GETS
MORE ROOM SPACE

The Canon hotel is adding 10 new
rooms. which they expect to have
ready for occupancy by June /. The
top floor sample rooms are being con-
verted into SIX rooms. connected with
bath. and four rooms over the Riede
store will be connected with the hotel
and fitted with baths.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-03
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County Commissioner T. E. Mash
of Carrabelle, is visiting his son, w
t. Mash for fortnight. He is chair
man and has the distinction of giving
us the best public road we ever had
between here and CarrabelIe.
Mr.. Townsend, of North Carolina, is
visiting his nephew, n. S. Townsend
for fortnight. He. says he enjoys
fishing, fine climate and hospitality of
his new made Florida friends, says
they are not sick when grunting (fish
baiD, the new method for bringing
earth worms to the surface, stick a
peg in the ground, rub the top of it,
which ticllles the earth and out pops
the worms by the dozens.
Sego Sanborn,i of Jacksonville, left
for his position he holds in post -office
there having been promoted recently
and extra pay allowed. ~sH,+ = ~..l
DR.. Townsend of DeFuniak Springs,
is spending some time with his broth
er, n. S. Townsend, and is enjoying
angling to the utmost and warm re-
ception he and all always enjoy with
Mr.. Townsend.
Sam A. Sanborn, of Washington, D.
c., is spending some time with his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-03
WHITE MAN ARRESTED
FOR CUTTING sCRAPE

s d. r. Paul, young white, boy, was
brought to Pensacola and lodged in
the county Jail yesterday, charged
with being the aggressor in a cutting
scrape at Doggy Y, railway con-
struct1on camp. Paul is charged with
cutting Randolph Boone, an older
white man, there recently.
According to witnesses to the fight,
the Two workmen had had words DUR
ing the afternoon and were sitting
near each other during supper Paul
is said to have pulled his knife and
without a word slashed Boone across
the chest and left arm. Boone made
an effort to get away and was cut
across the leg.
Paul left the camp and. went into
Alabama while the authorities have
been looking for him. He was finally
captured at Bay .Minette and brought
here The affair happened about two
weeks ago and Boone is practically
well of the wounds. Paul is charged
with assault with deadly weapon.
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GUN Club Will
START ACTION
ALL MEMBERS OF OLD DIXIE
ORGANIZATION ARE TO MEET
TUESDAY NIGHT TO NAkE
PLANS.


All members of the old Dixie Gun
Club which flourished in the days be-
fore the late war are requested to
meet at, Biggs & Kupfrian's at G
O'Clock Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of reorganizing the club and
making plans for future shoots.
w. F. Biggs has had the traps and
house at the old place at Little Bayou
fixed up and a shoot was held there
yesterday. The location is well known
to all gunners in and around Pensa-
cola. 1t is readily accessible either by
car or by auto and tits expected that
the Friday afternoon shoots will prove
popular.
Names taking part in yesterday
shoot and the scores made, follow:
B. Forbes. So; Robinson, 80; Wells,
80; c. Kupfrian, 80; Wentworth, 25
Biggs, 25; Ed. Peake, %; G. Kupfrian,
FL. H. A. D'Alemberte, 49, Ed. White,
arrived after the, shoot had started
and did not complete the so.
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HOW ARD M A YES .-.
HOME FOR FOURTH

Howard Mayes arrived in the city
last night to spend the Fourth with
home folks. He came in from Panama
City.
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PION E,ER TRIBE
MEET TONIC III T

The Pioneer Tribe of the Lone
Scouts of America viii hold their reg
ular meeting tonight, at 1880 O'Clock,
at the majors home, AIS North Guile
marde street. All new members will
be registered and reports on men,
ship drive received. The membership
drive closes tonight and good atten-
dance is wanted.
At present there are so members in
the Lone Scout organization, but the
quota of so members is expected to
be reached tonight. All members are
expected to be present and each is to
bring a new member with him.
Refreshments will be served after
the meeting and all Lone Scouts at
tending the meeting. are promised a
good time. ~
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MANY A PRETTY FACE
SPOILED BY PIMPLES

ders. And the one remedy which has
no equal as a blood cleanser is S. S. s.,
the purely vegetable blood medicine,
which has been on the market for
more than fifty years. It is sold by
druggists everywhere. +.
If you are afflicted with any form
of skin disease do not expect to be
cured by lotions, ointments, salves
and other local remedies, as they can
not possibly reach the source of the
trouble, which is in the blood. Begin
taking S. S. S. today, and write COM
plete history of your case to our chief
medical adviser who will give you
special instructions, without charge.
Write at once to Medical Director.
sos Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
Adv. '-.5
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relatives. He has completed two years
law course in Georgetown Law Col
lege, is jubilant over nomination OF
Congressman ,J.@H. Smithwick.
Chas. H. Robson, of Carrabelle, mo-
tored up Sunday last to see his sister
Mrs. Ira Sanborn, and says his over
land" was over considerable water en-
route here.
W. E. Pope md brother, John, left
Sunday for River Junction by auto
and returned Tuesday, had misfor-
tune to get springs broken to his car
Mr.. Morse, of Tallahassee, was
around this week. 1T - 80
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Unsiehtly Designations Tell of I'M
pure Blood.

Don't close your eyes to the warn
ing which nature gives, when un-
slightly pimples appear on your face
and other part of the body.
Not only are these pimples and
splotches disfiguring, but they lead
to serious skin diseases that spread
and cause the most discomforting, ir-
ritation and pain. Sometimes they
foretell Eczema, boils, blisters, scaIy
eruptions and other annoyances that
burn like flames of fire, and make you
feel that your skin is ablaze.
When these symptoms appear on
any part of the body, take prompt
steps to rid the blood of these disor-
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DANCE-DANCE-DANCE

Dancing at Floridatown every Friday
night Everybody come. Good music
bathing and refreshments.
Large launch Capt. Dilger will leave
its landing at she'd rear OF Pensacola
Gas & Engine Supply Co., 7t3 South
~Palafox ST.. every Friday, p. m. and
return to suit party.
Meet me at Floridatown pavilion.
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Look to us today for your
good looks for tomorrow.

II you have never bought clothing
here before-try us and give yourself
an idea what THE JOHN WHITE STORE
service really means.
Not only de we carry the finest things
to wear, but we know how to contrast
and harmonic them to your particular
style of beauty and do it quickly with
out making it look like a Leap Year
proposal. -
You want the best-we have it.
You want your appearance and your
spocketbook to be treated fairly and
that's the only kind of business we
know how to deal in.
+ II you will but give us the chance
today there won't be any "buts'' when
you are ready to buy. again.
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PLEADS GUILTY
TO GRAND LARCEN Y

julius Shinehouse pleaded guilty to
two charges of grand larceny in the
court of record yesterday afternoon
and his case has been taken under
Amusement by Judge Jones before
sentence is pronounced. Shinehouse
is the. negro recently arrested by the
police department and held in con-
nection with several alleged thefts in
the city
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-03

HoUSANDs Of men who served with the United States forces
value Of books not only for but fitting
reading and this habit left
in
soldiers in
Syracuse, N Y The A providing
soldiers
public libraries 1t
.ded the book during the
Books for Everybody
that good reading freely
and child in the United States For this project fund Of s2oooo
library
out the usual campaign Any exservice
library borrow books by L Street
SeW York. s s
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New York's Fashion Authority.
q New. York.-AIthough Fashion
now allows for a variety of sub
stitutes for the knitted sweater,
velvet, silk and cloth coats of all
descriptions, there !. are still those
of US who cling to the original idea.
Here is new model--a very eff
fective "slip -on." 1t is knitted Of
: gray and white wool with a plain
band of red at neck and sleeves, a
cuff hem of red and gray in diff
ferent pattern and then cordoiiere
of braided wool with long tassci.
Crystal knit fabrics in beautiful
coIorinss make up Some Of the
newest and most dashing sweater
sets. These consist, besides the
sweater, Of bag and a scarf,
which last-named may also be used
as a sash.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18
H BACK HURTS
!. BEGIN ON SALTS
M Yslr Kidneys Occasionally II
lea Eat Meat Regularly.

No man or woman who eats meat
slafly can make a mistake by
naming the kidneys occasionally,
w well-known authority. Meat
0lms uric acid which clogs the kid
pores SO they sluggishly filter
1Uain only part Of the waste and
'oos from the blood, then you
ack. Nearly all rheumatism.
.aaches, liver trouble, nervous
- constipation, dizziness, sleep
aess, bladder disorders come
avn sluggish kidneys.
me moment you feel . dull ache
ne Kidneys or your back hurts,
g = ~ urine is cloudy, offensive.
~ y sediment, irregular OF pas
or attended by q sensation u
~ Jung get about four ounces of
Ssits from any reliable pharm-
ing take . tablespoonful in .
.! water before breakfast for
~ days and your kidneys will
~. set dne. This famous salts ID
uom the acid Of grapes and
~ Juice, combined with lithia
~ been used for generations
~ ~ eioeyed kidneys and stimu-
~. ae@ to activity. also to neu-
49, the acids in urine 20 II NO
oases irritation, thus ending
n ,.s oaits Is inexpensive and can
N...s makes q delightful effer-
~. ntna-water drink which all
~ A.. ms1 eaters should take
Z, 'aa then to keep the Kidneys
s,is,sa a the blood pure, thereby
60 serious kidney complica-
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BAD BLOOD
InpsrA Thin, weak, Anlicts the
Great Majority Of People.

Whether in scrofula, sores, boils,
and eruptionB; or IS rheumatism
with agonising pains and aches in
limbs, Joints or muscles: as catarrh
with its disagreeable inflammation
and discharge: In disturbed diges-
ton. or dragging down debility and
tired feeling,-it il corrected by
I Hoods Sarsaparilla, that most
economical and reliable blood rem
edy anu building-up tonic. Thou
sands use this medicine and praise
1t for wonderful relief. Made from
the most valuable remedies that
physicians know. and unparalleled
in character. quality, taste and cur
alive power. When q cathartic is
needed, use Hoods Pills.-(Adv.)
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s.
lE:LI ! TILT
E||eUEllEET
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1 la ~ liabllity q the -
O Senls into conaact Win
which alonA - ned,
g ~ N ftomes1 q n
~ h1xe jafisdicuo0 over
~ feel bound, nor VII
Deg n the coanc1i feel
II anything TINS assembly
GheT assembly snau co.
DDtegt Cecil ret0sted that
- had adopted the report
S11afions Of the council and
~, IN which It was de-
~ assembly could examine
'se111na that came within the
ssee az tia league.
- Sourreois, French member
z'Ss iSnneil. supported the view
" ~ BalfOur.
- - the assembly az thu
sstton. 81 tn COMMITTEES
...s
49,.
! Al e1aA n
Hnsnlan cuum'..se ~
~ = ba1 NOT suinc.ous .ane "
~ - TASK neaore tne ciose oI
= aeenbiy. II pointeo Out tnA
nooeure, wnicn seemed 70 tne
ltfae most likely 10 succeed,
that the Armenians pc organ
- equipped for their own de-
- the committee proposed
g the council appoint another
TO continue examination
I ~ question.
omevA Dec. IL. = ASSOCIATED
en)-Csrta1n questions anectlng
kn1donal relations coming
- the jurisdiction OF the
|11g1e Of Nations nave been re-
I1se4 BY China Tor . more oppor-
- occasion fof bringing tnem %
- Aftenuon OF the council o. inc
lnDeably, Ut. Wellington MOO,
1i1ese delegate to the Assembly
faarsd At this mornings session
! = Assembly.
~ asenda ior To-Day promised
! = heavy, including the question
8MponsiDiiltles OF the League Iof
|n11ntes over FORMER enemy Ter
1871 An enort was made 70
49, Of that question this morn
y - It was hoped that the re-
r. nom the Armenian commit
Anlkht also be acted upon.
1eDeesentatives OF Austria, Bull
N Luxembourg, Albania, Costs
- md Finland. which has beer
~ members Of the League, had
- b today's meeting, but did
= anticipate In the proceedings
i ms impossible to secure lht
res9 credentials IN the snor,
= o. ume winch mas intervenec
tnese natlons were accoraet
peIsnlp. Inc Iormai sisnlnt
y ~ protocoi oy Inc Representa-
Of q NUMBER OF naIions &C
ing jurisdiction OF the intcr
al court was planned 70 o.
= aeadquarters OF the League
elafiat late TO-DAY.
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Like Budwsiser! Phone r. l. 33S.
r. I. Clean howell Service. Phone
r. I. 2439.
Tri-city Towel Supply company.
Davenport s34.