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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
cUNN'S CHAPEL.

Miss Inez Land spent Sunday nigh,
with Miss Aline McCulley.
Mr.. J. NJ. Anon was in Lancaster
on business Saturday.
Master Cecil Hurt spent Sunday
with Master Eldridge Daley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall are with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Russell Holman.
Miss Atkins Of Danville is here to
assist Miss Simpson with the school.
Misses Thelma Simpson and Beulah
May spent the week end in wilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Casey spen,
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Land and sons
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCulley
and son were guests Of Mrs. Minnie
McCulley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Teater and
family spent the week end in Jessa.
mine with relatives.
Misses Aline McCulley, Jessie Ray.
Iva Hollon, Mr.. Elmer Ray, Mrs. John
Land and sou were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Land and family Sunday.
Mr. Tom Price had narrow es-
cape last Tuesday when he lost con-
troll Of the car he was driving. The
machine struck telephone pole with
such force that the pole was broken
and an extra heavy windshield was
shattered.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

Buy a farm in Ohio's best county
"Darke." with thirteen hundred miles
~ pike roads. Assessed valuation Of
Darke County is eighty-seven million
dollars. The entire county is blue
grass land, mostly black tile drained
land Fine for tobacco. corn. wheat.
oats. clover and alfalfa. No better
country for daring and hog raising.
Write for free price list ~ Ohio
and Indiana farms Can suit YOU IN
any size. price or location desired.
Johnson 4 Beatty. Greenville. Ohio.
s-2G-it
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
Haselden Bros.
LANCASTER, KENTUCKY.

children were with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Moberley few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Ray had ss their
guests Sunday. Mrs lnez Raines and
little daughters. Mr.. and Mrs Joe Al.
bridge and children, Mrs. Carl Mober-
ley was a guest in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Daley de-
lghtfully entertained Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Mcmillan and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Foster and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. John Daley and
daughters. Mr.. Homer Ray was en-
ter,ained in the afternoon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
A Memoriam.

In loving memory Of my little
daughter Minvelle Pope Casey. who
died February 2is,, 1920.
Dear little Minyelle l miss you so.
All through the day wherever I 20.
All through the nigh,-how lonely IL
seems,
No little Minyelle wakes me out Of my
dreams.
! miss you all thru the weary hours,
! miss you as others do sunshine and
flowers.
Day time or night time wherever I 20
Dear li''ie Hinyelle miss sou 50.
Mother.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
TUITION RATES
For Lancaster Graded
School.

The following rates have been fixed
by the Board Of Trustees for non
residen, pupils who enter the Ian
caster Public Schools:
Cssdss ! and li-S2<.oo per year.
Grades ~ and iV-33o.oo pr year.
Cssdss v and vi-S3s. 90 20, year,
Grades VII. viii-SAO. 90 per ysss
High Sehooi-SS0. 90 per year.
Tuition is due and payable in ad.
vance. one half a, the beginning Of
each term.
MUSIC RATES.
$500 per school month Of four
wssks-eishs lssseas q each ~sek).
$3.50 per school month Of -four
wests-four lessons q each ~seL).
Music bills payable monthly
JAS. 4. BEAZLEI. President.
l.. 6. DAVIDSON. Secretary.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank the people 81
Bryantsyille for their many acts Of
kindness during the illness Of J. c.
Mershon.
To DIR. Green Of Danville. the Rev.
Hudson and all kind friends in Ian
caster who assisted az the funeral.
We are deeply grateful
Mrs. J. &. Mershon.
W. G.. Mershon.
Mr. aud Mrs NJ. %. Kennedy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

RATES

Sugie insertions lc word
40 al taken for less than zoe
Ia this column. No ads in thi,
column charged.
Seven insertions for the
price ~ five
Phone orders must be paid
promptly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

LOST On stanford street. last
Tuesday. Sept 1,h. light red buggy
rug No lining Reward u return
ed 10 this office ltpi.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

FOR SALE So head - sheep. en-.
ira good ones T. W Perkins,
Bryantsyilic phone. Lancaster ~.
g-iT.2t-pd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

SrRANED.-ro my place about
The middle Of August. a whit. and red
.hoat. weight about 90 pounds. Own
er can hav. pig by proving same and
paying charges. J = ADAMS.
9-9-3t Lancaster. ~.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

The old practice Of going about
with chip on ones shoulder has
about died out Too much danger
Of prot,eers getting the chips
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
ONO AND INDIANA FARMS


FOR SALE-Buy farm in Ohio's
best county. "Darke", with thirteen
hundred miles Of pike roads. Assess
ed valuation Of Darke county ia
Eighty Seven Million Dollars. The
entire county is blue grass land. most.
ly black tile drained. Visit our eoun.
try while the crops are on. see our
tobacco, corn. wheat. oats. clover and
alfalfa. No better country for dairy
ing and hog raising. Write for free
pr'e. list Of Ohio and Indiana farms,
can suit you any size. price or location
desired.
JOHNSON AND BEATTY.
s-is-3t Crssnvills, Ohio.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

FOR SALE PRIVATELY ~
home place on Stanford street. just
outside cts limits containing about
five acres. well improved. with nice
res dcnce, barn and well equipped
slaughter souse. Hayden Leayell
g.9-lt-rI
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

Little children see the faults Of
Others As they are. but often we
adults see them ~ We would like them
to be.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

FOR SALE-Frame house Of seven
rooms. basement. cistern and city
water House comparatively new.
shade and out buildings Located on
Crab Orchard street. known a. Ash
ley property. Possession January
let. 1921. Pric. $4,000 90. For
further particulars apply at the
sl6-2t-pd Lancaster Flour Mill,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

Visit Ohio and Indiana while the
crops are growing See our wonder
full crops - corn. tobacco. clover.
alfalfa. blue grass and etc. Write
for free price lis, Of farms can suit
YOU IN any sire. price or location.
JOHNSON 4 BEATTY
g-i6-it- Grs.nvill. Ohio
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

LOST BAY mare pony "a.
hand. high. shod only In front STRAY
ed from my place at Nina. Sept an.
Reward Tor Information.
. IL 2t-pd Eb whitted.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

FOR SALE Ten horse power
Gasoline engine and cnsilagc cutter,
complete with belts. piping etc Ne~
Phone 20 jess. " Sanders.
u4ff
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

FOR SALE \ fr,t class grade
bull calf. black, weight $50 pounds.
Will sell cheap
g9-2t-pi 4 " havarsggh
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

FOR SALE Spotted pony, belong
NIX % Mr. ] y Brown. formerly
Miss Anna Belle Burnside. gentle to
roe ani drive Can uc seen 40 she
home - Mr. g. Burnside
g-i5-at Lancaster Route !
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

WANTED 10 buy - good grade
ewes. not over three years old
4. T. Rice and Co.
Phone u u Pclphrry. 3t7-A n
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
hurley WAR
Looms In North Car
DINA.
5000 Growers Balk A. Prices and
Begin To Organise.

All tobacco warehouses In Green
Vile, ~ c.. the States tobacco mar
ket. were shut down last week. ac
cording to telegram received by IN,
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Of Kentucky. !, was announced by T.
NJ. Mansfield. secretary. The market
opened last week in Greenyille ac-
cording to Mr.. Mansheld's informa
ton. and a top price Of twenty cents
was offered rs against fifty cents las,
year
Sales were stopped and 5000 grow
ers adjourned to the courthouse yard
aud decided TO form AN organization
similar to the Burnley Association. Mr.
Mansfield stated. They wired for the
constitution and bylaws u the Ken.
lucky Association.
Mr. Mansfield and John W. New.
man returned recently after holding
meetings Of tobacco growers in cit
les Of this State which were attended
by large crowds. Mr.. Mansfield said
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

The annual State Convention Of
the Christian Church will convene a,
the First Christian Church IN Louis
vile next Monday evening. Sept. 20.
and continue for three days Some
speakers Of nationwide reputation
will appear on the program IN addI-
ton to many 81 the prominen, men
and women ~ Kentucky. Special
rates will be granted to all members
Of the Christian church who secure an
Identification certificate from their
ministers II is hoped tina, several ~
the Lancaster and Garrard County
people will attend MIR and Mrs. T..
u Bourland will represent the local
congregation
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
THE KENTUCKY FUrURITY

lsiaOOO) will be raced at Licking
ton. Tuesday, October 6. The best
held Of the year. probably Of the de-
eade. will start-Dsystsr. Natalie the
Great, Emma Harvester. Lucille Har-
vsstsr. Belle Mackenzie. Voltage.
Signal Peter and other winners.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16

The "Go-Away toe ollcgc' services
last sunday proved quite interesting
The young men who spoke Mr. Elisha
Carrier and Mr vii Rice Anon. and
the young lady who sang Miss Mari
lee Lear. dii exceptionally well.
Their church was proud u them \
large crowd was present and all en-
Joycd the services yrry much. Prof
Hopkins who Is IN town this week.
liked the idea ~ the special services
for those going 10 college and said
that m his work IN the stat. h. was
going 10 urge all churches To observe
some such day every fall
The theme FOR th. morning sermon
next Sunday will be Wanted A
Nenturcsome. Reckless Faith" !;
will be rather chAlleng. 10 the con-
gregation IN view Of the work that
ough, to be accomplished this fall
and winter IN the evening the
Young People will meet IN their Sun
day evening service and then adjourn
ment will be had 10 the Methodist
Church 10 join IN a union welcome
service to Rev. Price Smith. the new
Methodist minister
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offer for sale privately
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
ENDED
BYPAY RAISE
Government and Mems Ex-
ecutiyes Reach Agree
ment at Conference.

London. Oct. 2S.-A settlement. at
least temporarily, has been reached
in the nationwide coal strike. the
miners executives and the govern
ment having reached an agreement
at conference this afternoon.
Under the agreement the coal
miners will receive an increase oil
two shillings per day, boys to re-
ceive one shilling. with the miners
executives asking, the men to in
dorse the arrangement by a ref
erendum. In order to insure the
increased output demanded by the
government. the agreement provides
for the establishment of a perma-
nent wages board, which will repor:
by March 81 upon a new arrange
ment for pay. the report. it is eS-
rected. will provide a sliding scale
based upon the output as compared
with the output of September.
The announcement of the settle
ment was fist made public by
Frank Hodges. secretary of the
Miners Federation, and the news
was later confirmed by Premier
Lloyd George in the house of
commons.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
He Threw Clocks
AndGave Women
Autos, Says Wife

New York, Oct. 2S.-Entertainins
details of the zippy married life OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton l. Mundy were
disclosed today in the hearing OF
the suit for divorce being brought
by Mrs Mundy. Mundy is president
of the ]. S. Mundy Hosting Engine
Company.
Here are some of the things Mrs
Mundy accused her husband Of:
He had numerous affairs with
women, and bestowed an automobile
on each of his sweethearts.
He spoke longingly of Utah and
said some day he would go West
and become a Mormon.
He arrived home at o'clock one
morning, and waving an American
flag made her march around the
room in front of him, chanting on
ward Christian Soldiers"
He has thrown the clock at me
three times" said Mrs. Mundy.
The same clock each timer" ask
ed the court.
mo. brand-new ones. i think hi
bought clocks especially to throw
at me-"
Mrs. Mundy testified that hel
husband was worth s1.000,0o0 anC
was paying a large alimony to &
former wife.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
WILLIAMS SAYS
DRYCHIEF QUIT
Maj. Dalrymple's Resigna.
ton Effective Monday at
Own Suggestion.

The resignation of Maj. A. V. Dali
rympIe as prohibition commissioners
for the Chicago district was form
ally announced here yesterday aft
ernoon by Commissioner of Internal
Revenue William NJ. Williams. 1t
Is effective November /. as exclus-
lively announced by The Washington
Herald yesterday.
But Mai. Dalrymple has returned
to Chicago. and is denying that he
had resigned or intended to resign"
Commissioner williams was In
formed.
II cannot help that. l have his
sigr ed resignation in my office. 1t
is being accepted although we are
extremely sorry to lose his SER
vices" replied the Commissioner,
What reasons does Maj. Dal-
rymple give for wanting to quit?'
was asked.
He stated that he desired to be
relieved of his duties for personal
reasons" was the reply.
who is to be Maj. Dalrymple's
SUCCESSOR
'T cannot say just now" said Mr..
Williams.
When he was In Washington he
suggested his first assistant. Jesse
r. Brown, as his successor in the
Chicago post.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
HONOR. MARTYR
HERE SUNDAY
Friends Of Irish Freedom
Plan to Honor Hunger
Strikers.

Definite plans for a parade Sun
day afternoon in memory Of Ter
ence MASwiney, late Sim Finn
Lord Mayor of Cork, were made
last night at a meeting of Friends
Of Irish Freedom. II the plans are
carried out the gathering Sunday
Will be the largest demonstration
for Ireland's. freedom ever seen in
the National Capital
The parade will assemble at 1880
Sunday afternoon at Sixth and Z
streets northwest and will proceed
north on Sixth street to Bohrer
street and from this point to the
American League park where
speeches will be made.
Twelve mourners and a hearse
will lead the parade. Immediately
following will march p band sound
ing the drums of death Following
is the order Of the parade: Walter
Reed wounded, members of Amer
lean EXpeditionary Force, repre-
sentatives of Soldiers Home. 800 uni.
formed knights Of Columbus. stu
dents of st. Johns High School. An
cient Order Of Hibernians and other
interested organizations.
Capt Harry Walsh will be the
marshal of the parade. and Daniel
O'Donovan will bs his assistant
Sossa Downing is requesting that
all Jewish organizations~des to
march in the parade or any Others
that desire to participate advise him
before ? o'clock this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
Sensual Revels
Grip Berlin Rich;
Masses Starve

Berlin. Oct. 2S.-The pursuit of
sensuous pleasure is gripping all
Berlin while the masses clamor for
bread.
Cabarets everywhere are catering
to all classes. Reckless spending
and loose morality are rampant.
Ba-baric scenes are witnessed
nightly in Berlin's most luNurt-
Gus cabaret, the Kirfurstendamme,
which is thronged with profiteers
and Russian aristocrats who drink
champagne at $50 marks per bottle
and watch beauty dances in which
young girls. wearing only a neck
lace or belt. sway to sensuous
Slavonic music.
The average citizens, frequenting
the cheaper cabarets, are also en-
tertained with similar beauty
dances"
Berlin life today is compared by
serious observers to the decline of
the Roman empire.
Copyright, 1920, Cross-Atlantio Newspaper
Service, Incl,
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
M'GRAW IS INDICTED
FOR DRY" VIOLATION

New York, Oct. 2s.-John ]. Nc
Graw. the fighting manager of the
Giants, was indicted today by the
Federal grand jury for violating the
volstead act. According to Assist
ant United States Attorney Reynolds.
McGraw was indicted on testimony
given by himself. The Indictment
charges that on August s McGraw
''unlawfully, willfully and knowing
ly possessed a bottle of whisky"
The indictment returned today is
an outgrewth of the Lambs Club
fracas in which it was charged that
McGrsw was responsible for frac-
turing the skull of John ]. Slavin,
an actor.
In the Investigation following the
fracas the baseball man testified that
on August he purchased a bottle
of whisky at the Lambs Club.
For the offense for which he is
indicted McGraw is liable to a maxi
mum fine of $500.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
SAY union MAN
HELD UP JOBS
Wreckers Swear Labor
Chief Used Strike Threats
Against Them.

New York. Oct 2S.-Under threat
of strike, house wreckers in New
York were forced TO pay thousands
of dollars to Robert P. BrindelI,
president of the all powerful
building trades council. the organi-
zation of union building labor.
Two house wreckers testified that
Brindell had intimidated them into
paying him money before he would
allow them to 60 on with their
work
The American Federation of Labor
admitted that it was helpless to in
terfere with BrindelI. The head of
the house wreckers' union. AFFILIATED
with the A. F. of l., testified that
Brindell had practically smashed
the union.
William WaixelL head of the Gar
den City Wrecking Company, testi-
fed that on his refusal to employ
only council members, Brindell
brought on strikes on all the
wrecking jobs he was employed on.
The powerful George A. Fuller Con-
tracing Company. which used
WaiXelrs services almost exclusive
ly, was forced to dispense with his
services.
Jacob Fradus testified that he paid
Brindell $1,000 after Brindell had
demanded $4,000.
+ Charles \. Wallace. another con.
tractor, testified that Brindell had
ruined his $35O,OOO business. H,
testified that on one occasion Brin-
dell drew off all his skilled workers
and sent him a crew of wreckers
consisting of dishwashers. deck
hands, and former railroad work,
ers. When Wallace appealed tc
Hugh Frayne, the A. +. of L. rep.
resentative, Frayne replied: we
know the fight against you is un.
Just and unfair, but we can't dc
anything. Brindel is all powerful
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
British Bishops
Consider Films
mold Church

London, Oct. 2S.-Church of
England officials are seriously
-discunsing the propriety- of al
lowing ST. Pnurs Cathedral. next
to Westminster Abbey, the most
famous church In the British
Empire, to be used rs n motion
picture theater.
Following the lead established
by the United States, where II Is
reported churches arc slrendy al
lowing films to be shown to
their congregations, the more
advanced church officials profrer-
ed the suggestion. "The Life of
ST. Agnes" WINS suggested ms the
nrst ilm.
So far no decision has been
reached but IL Is not thought
the cathedral will be used ms a
picture thenter without n spirited
light among the dignitnries of
the church.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
GEOLOGIST TEACHER
BROWNS IN MINE LAKE

New York, Oct. 2S.-In the 3O-foot
lake at the bottom a. the aban-
doned mine shaft near Peekskill
grapplers are searching for the
body of Prof. Hugo A. Schmidt,
teacher of geology at the fashion
able Hackley School, of Tarrytown.
New York.
Schmidt, ten students. and an
other professor started to explore
the abandoned mine. Schmidt led
with a lantern, when suddenly
those behind saw the lantern wayer,
swinE violently to and fro, then
descend and disappear. They heard
the echoes of his shrieks as he fell.
A man in a boat is carefully feel
ing the bottom of the lake for the
body. 1t is the general belief that
Schmidt was killed before he reach
ed the water. Schmidt was go years
old.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
SWEDISH GOVERNMENT
NAMES NEW CABINET

New York. Oct. 2S-The consulate
general of Sweden today received a
dispatch from Stockholm stating
that new cabinet has been ap-
pointed. The dispatch stated the
cabinet will exercise the view of the
government and the previous cabi-
net in the Aland Islands,
A system Of economy and strength
ening of the defense system of
Sweden and the immediate aims of
the new cabinet. which, according
to the dispatch, was composed of:
Premier. Gov. Louis De Geer. for
eign minister, Count A. NJ. II. wran-
gel. Swedish minister in London;
minister of finance. Bank Director
Henric S. Tamm; minister of COM
merce, Gov. C. G. o. Malm; minister
of defense, Maj. Gen. C. G. V. Ham,
merskjold; minister of social de-
partment, Director General Helm
quit; minister of traffic, Gov. VI.
Murray.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
WITNESSES VANISH
IN MURDER. PROBE

Chicago, Oct IS Disappearance
of eight witnesses wanted to cor
roborate 1.-The alleged confession of
William Sadler, New York stock
broker. before the Federal grand
jury here was announced by Of
ficials today.
Sadler according to Federal Off
cials, exposed a huge liquor ring,
said to he handling millions of dol
lars worth of whisky. The confess
sion duplicates scores of Federal
officials and many Chicago police
men.
According to officials, unless the
eight witnesses are found the gov
ernment's case against the liquor
ring will practically collapse.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
English-French Combine
To Fight U. S. Oil Concern

London, Oct. 2s.-To fight the
Standard Oil Company inf France a
new s2oSo0,eoo English French com
bine, headed by Or Basil Zeheror.
was organised today.
The British group consists Of the
Angio-Persian OIL CompanCy, which
Is subscribing 45 per cent of the cap
ital stock in the importing. refin-
ing and distributing companies. the
French interests retaining the re-
malnder.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
Engineer Killed When His
Own Train Runs Him Down

Richmond. Va. Oct. 2S. S.-E. A.
Toon, veteran engineer on Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, had botn
legs cut of today in the local yards
and died before reaching a hospi-
tai. He was riding on the front of
his own engine when he stepped
on to an adjoining track.
The switch was set and the en-
gine followed roon to the spur.
running him down before he could
get out OF Its way. a
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
DEAL
BEARS TROUBLE
England and Japan Want to
Know u. S. Action
Harding Absolved.

The concessions in Siberia re-
ported to have been obtained from
the Soviet rulers of Russia by
Washington d. Vanderlip in the in
terest of California capitalists have
involved the United States in a
grave diplomatic controversy with
England and japan, 1t was learned
at the State Department yesterday.
Both governments have formally
asked the State Department to ex-
plain the exact status of Mr.. Van
derlip and whether or not the
United States is prepared to back
make to obtain possession of the
territorial rights given him by
Lenine.
Britnin-Jnpan Monopoly.
Britain and Japan, it was learned
here, are determined to obtain a
monopoly of Siberia, particularly
the Kamehatka peninsula. which is
exceedingly rich in coal and oil, and
will bitterly oppose any attempt by
American capital to obtain a foot
hold there.
After denouncing the activities of
VanderIip as having been very
III
of State Colby stated that it has
been established to the satisfaction
Of the State Department that rep
resentations or MISREPRESENTATION
have been made to the BoIshevik
authorities" by him.
No Blame on Harding.
Z. The department is satisfied that
Senator Harding did not give Van
derlip authority to use his name in
dealing with the Soviet officials
Secretary Colby said, but it is con-
WINGED that the negotiations con-
Quoted by Va1derlip were very much
encouraged by the promise he held
out TO them to the effect that in the
event Of Senator Harding's election
the Soviet government might ex-
pect to obtain recognition from the
United States
1t is this phase OF the situation
that is causing the greatest concern
to the State Department, which, ac-
cording to Secretary Colby's state.
ment, is willing to withdraw any
insinuations previously made con-
Meeting Senator Harding with the
The fact which i'm
presses the department is that Van
derlip apparently did obtain the
concessions on the strength of rep
reservations that he was friendly
with the Republican candidate.