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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-05
NEAR PATRIOTS DENOUNCED BY
 LEGION BOARD

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-Denuncia- tion of agitation in various localities against locations Of hospitals fer eX- service men, particularly tuberculosis sanatoriums was made tonight by the American Lesion'y national legislative committee. Tine legion from the na- tional commander on down to the lowliest buck priva'e in the ranks is going 10 bat" against mercenary meddlers whose patrloIism died when the bands quit playing" the statement said
 Tn Boise. Idaho, is hospital of at least 200 beds whiCn the pubic health service has leased" II continued. Pow erful local iniiC auces rbJect 10 ;ne treatment of tuberculosis there and prefer a remOunt station instead. Things have come to q pretty pass when horses are to be taken care of in preference to disabled American soldiers"
 The committee said it had been advised that 450 'tubercular eX-sOl- diers in Tucson, Arizona. were desti- ute and without shelter.
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ASQUITH URCES RESTORATION OF
 ORDER IN ERIN
British Citizens, at Demon stration, Condemn Policy
 of Exacting Reprisals
LAWLESSNEsS ASSAILED
Sir Horace Plunkett Claims People Are Listening to
 One-fifth Of Ireland

LONDON. Dec. IA resolution recording the murders of police and soldiers in Ireland, deploring failure of the govhrnment to secure convic- ton of the murderers and provides protection of it's servants and cen- demning as immoral and ineffect- i've the policy of reprisals which has involved revange upon the innocent for the sins of the guilty" was adopt ed in a demonstration at Albert hall today.
 Former Premier Asquith was prin- cipal speaker
 The resolution also calls on the goVernment to abandon all at tempts to repress crime by crime" and demands immediate action to re- store the supremacy of law and or der and to secure reconciliation of Ireland with England.
 Asquith spoke strongly against the murdering of policemen and sols diers and the 'lawless eXcesses which were allowed to be perpetrat- ed by officers" He declared police and soldiers had reason to believe the methods of indiscriminate retail iation was regarded in highest quar- ters as a thing to be looked on with out undue disfavor. pointing out that in not single case had there been exemplary punishment.
 Sir Horace Plunket, another spea- ker said the whole trouble was that the only people listened to what hap pened to be the section which did not represent more than one-fifth of the Irish people.
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Reports From A States Reueal
 Industrial Depression; Many Men
 Are Thrown Out Of Employment

back to the less attractive employ ments from which is was drawn to the high wage industries and is not always unemployed, even when so reported. In some districts, the back drift has not as yet been sufficient to make up tie loss due to the war time migration to industrial centers. In these sections, an actual shortage is reported"
 In New England the unemployment picture is darkest, the board report ed, because of the depression in tex tile and ether industries.
 In the eastern states employment is decreasing but is still above pre- war levels.
 Conditions in the south vary con siderably but unemployment is re- ported growing Generally.
 The middle west reported severe depression in automobile centers with other conditions nearly normal.
 On tie Pacific coast less unem- ployment is reported There is un- employment in the logging industry but either normal situation or la bor shortage for the rest
 Reviewing this picture" the board said, it appears there has been a decided recession from the peak of activity and that some few industries and the districts dependent on them are suffering from considerable un- employment. Also it is apparent un- employment is gradually increasing. A resumption of industrial activity would probably show shortage of labor throughout the country.
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New York Judge Warns Against Laws
 That Would Regulate Sunday Conduct

NEW YORK. Dec 4-The Kings county grand jury. which declared American civilization is threatened by the overwhelming influx Of unas- simulated immigrants in a present ment yesterday to County Judge Nit chell May. today received from him an address in which he said the dis content which breeds Bolshevism might follow clamping of the blue law Sunday on personal conduct
 Let us go slowly before enforcing anticipated, discarded and unnecesst ry laws that may bring down upon our ehads a feeling of discontent, dissat-
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ARGENTINA QUITS LEAGUE NATIONS
Congress Will Be Asked to Direct
 Revival of War Finance Corporation
 To Assist Farmers of United States
Senator Harrison Says Sufficient Sentiment Has Beer Created Impress Upon Those in Authority that
 Some Immediate Action Must Be Taken at Once

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.--First steps toward remedial legisla- tion for farmers by congress will take the form of concurrent resolution difecting restoration of the war finance corporation. This was made clear today in statements by Senator Harrison. Mississippi. and Senator Hefiin, of Alabama. and Representative Byrnes, South Carolina.
 Necessity Of action by the president would be avoided. it was contended, by making the resolution concurrent in form and it will become effective on adoption,
 We intend during the first week of congress" Senator Har- rison declared, ito pass a 1eso- lution directing the secretary Of
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SUPREME MERCHANT MARINE AND NAVY URGED BY HARDING
Irish Republic Declares War
 On England

BELFAST. Ireland. Dec. 4-The Sim Fein has circulated a procla- nation throughout west and south Ireland, declaring those guilty of reasonable conspiracy" will be executed as traitors to the Irish republic. The proclamation reads;
 Whereas, the Irish republic has declared war on England, we here by give notice that any one guilty of tree sonable conspiracy will De shot without warning, as tral- tor"
 Another warning has been ls- sued from the Irish republican ar my brigade headquarters in Bel fast. It says:
 Notice is hereby given that any person who enlistS in. or gives an! assistancie whatever to the speclal constabulary force at present De- be regarded as traitors and VIII ing organized by the enemy will be treated accordingly.
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Thousands Greet Senator and Wife Upon Return America; Successful Candidate Declares Nation Must Stand for
 Righteousness But Be Determined Fight

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. 4.-An Ameri- ca pre-eminent in maritime com merce. cultivating friendly relations but jealously determined to defend it's right was pictured by President-elect Harding today as he ended his vaca- tion and turned to the task of formu lating policies of his administration.
 In a half dozen short speeches he asked for a government aided mer- chant marine that would make the United States the greatest maritime nation on earth" and for a navy fit to be the first line of defense for a people 'everlastingly determined to defend it's commerce and it's rights"
 He also spoke for an international peace understanding that should not sacrifice American nationality and took note of his presence in the south by forecasting a national unity that would have the people of the old confederacy understand that that's only a memory"
 8luejackets Reviewed
 The program of entertainment and speech-making arranged by Norfolk and Newport News to celebrate the homecoming gave MT and Mrs. Hard ing one of their busiest days. After they stepped off the Pastores which had brought them back from the Can al Zone, they were kept on the move until late at night when they eft for Bedford. Va. where Harding speaks tomorrow In addition to numerous functions they visited the shipyard at Newport News the Norfolk naval
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base and army base and the navy yard at Portsmouth and reviewed special drill of 10000 bluejackets at Norfolk.
 It was in a short talk to the blue jackets that Senator Harding voiced his belief in adequate naval prepared ness and in nation "everlastingly determined 10 protect American inter- ests."
 He expressed, however. a hope that that they never would have to fire a gun for their country.
 His stand for a pre-eminent mer- chant marine was expressed in speeches at Newport News and at Norfolk. Stress also was laid on the nations commercial expansion and opportunities of Hampton Roads in an address here tonight.
 Senator Harding emphasized the auxiliary military importance of a strong merchant marine and charged that the chief opponents of an Amer jean ship subsidy in pre-war Gays were agents ol German steamship lines
 The senator and Mrs. Harding. ab- sent since November IS came ashore at Newport News at ln:30 a. m. aft CT a greeting by naval md conner cial craft. Ashore they were received with similar acclaim, crowds cheering them and city officiaI extending them all couTtesies.
 In his talk at the training station Harding declared his heart seldom has been so warmed as by the privi- lege of reviewing such body of young American manhood.
 Navy Is Praised
 ''I have felt just a little special re- joicine," he continued. ito know that you all are here as volunteers. The greatest thing in life :s service and the greatest achievement ln fife is the highest service can give. How for tunate it is that our civilization has been developed to a point where you are more than trained l. defend your country; you are trained also to live for our country.
 The navy is the first line of Amer ican defense. No nation can hope to be eminent in commerce in -se times without naval institutil ade- quate 10 protect its rights. l Want nation righteous in is purpos s. rifht- eous in it's commerce and then ever lastingly determined to defend it's commerce and it's rights
 q hope you will continue in your devotion and service to your country but hope you will never have to fire a gun in defense of your country
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the treasury to revive the war finande corporation so our asri- cultural products may be mar ketable."
 "The south and west have votes enough 10 pass such a measure next week" Senator Heflin said.
 Sufficient sentiment had been created. Senator Harrison said, ito impress upon those in au7 thority that it is necessary that some immediate action be taken to relieve tie critical situation"
 The house and senate agricul- tural co,"mittee today heard Gov ernor McKelvie of Nebraska, tell of the situation in his state They will meet again Monday to. hear any more interests desiring to present views and then formu late recommendations.
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Widow Expresses
 Faith in HamOn

ARDMORE. Okla. Dec A. Mys- Jake l.. Hamon. Republican national committeeman from Oklahoma, to- night was no nearer public solution Three events marked resumption to- day of the investigation of the death, which occurred November 26, after he was shot November 21.
 Russell R. Brown, county attorley Of Carter county. announced war rant would be taken out for any per son that evidence showed was in strumental in spiriting from Ard more Clara Smith. against whom a charge of assault with intent to kill has been placed.
 A statement was made by Mrs. Hamon. the widow, that she did not believe Miss Smith fired the fatal shot and that she would not prose cute Miss Smith should she be ap- prehended In another statement Mrs Hamon said she would gladly become her husbands successor as national committeeman if the honor were offered.
 In Ter verbal statement Mrs. Ha mon expressed implicit faith in Ha mon. She expressed herself as be ing satisfied by conversation with him while in the hospital that Miss Smith did not shoot him and Chat the shooting was accidental.
 Mrs. Hamon, in saying she would gladly tbcome the Republican nation al committeeman should the place be offered. remarked cn her keen in terest in politics tor several years and said sde would like to carry on HamOn's work.
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WASHINGTON, Dec A. Official reports from A states reveal wide spread industrial depression in spite of which no serious or general un- employment has as yet developed, the national industrial conference board declared in statement to- night.
 This situation has developed when seasonal agricultural employment isl at it's lowest ebb in most sections with indications that unemployment slowly is increasing, it was stated.
 To understand the apparently con tradictory situation of unemployment the board asserted:
 Tt is necessary to recall that the industries are just emerging from period of intensive operation. In many localities there has been d chronic shortage of labor for sever- al gears. Overtime work has been general. The agricultural work has been carried on short handed. Q High wages have brought a great inflow from villages and rural dis tricts to the industrial centers. The country has never fully realized the labor shortage in minor employments which this condition brought about. The industrial depression has cut out most of the overtime. Short time is in evidence in many industries.
 Complete shutdowns have occur red but not in great numbers, nor for any great length.
 The labor. therefore. that has been released. has largely drifted
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McSwiney's Sister
 Reaches New York

NEW YORK, Dec A. Welcomed by shouts of a crowd which. after her landing. formed a parade and escorted her through the streets to her hotel. Mrs. Murial MacSwiney, widow of Terence MacSwiney. for nier lcrd mayor of Cork, arrived to- day to join others of her country men working in America for the cause of Irish independence
 Scenes which marked the recep- tion of the widow of MacSwinhy who died in BriNton prison. Londcn, after a hunger strike. were colorful and dramatic
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isfaction and unrest which nigh, fan anew the flames of BolsheviSrn." he said. Long since, men recocnfzeG the advisability of keeping churches and state apart
 Law is intended to establish Eeace bring happiness, croltc contentment- not to restrain citizens unreasonably in their freedom :lf action"
 The Jewish Sabbath Alliance of America in statement dec;ared at tempts to put into effect Sunday blue laws would be a direct violation of the constitutional guarantee of the religious freedom.
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EXTENSION GRANTED

PHOENlX, Dec 4.-The corporation commission today granted lhe Phoenix Street Railway Company two wear extension of time to double.track West Washington street rron Seventh Avenue to Seventeenth Aveuue. The original order was issued in June 1913
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Big Welfare Organization
 Gets Hearty Endorsement
 And Good Wishes of Pop.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Pope Rene dict, in letter to Herbert Hoover gives his endorsement to the newly formed European council composed of eight welfare organizations which has undertaken to provide help for dis tressed children of Europe.
 The communication expressed the hope that the work would be crown ed with the fullest success"
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Japs Close Manchuria to
 Russians in Revenge for
 Defeat of Cemenoff Force

LONDON, Dec "A Moscow wire less today says that in revenge for the crushing by the Bolsheviki of the anti-Bolshevik bands of General Sem- enoff the Cossack leader. Japanese have seized the seacoast and closed the Manchurian frontier 10 the Rus sian far-eastern republic
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GRANT AT DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Dec 4-Heber J. Grant of Salt Lake, Utah. president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter Day Saints today addressed the Arizona conference of the church and tomorrow will dedicate the new Doug las chapel of the church. About 15O are here attending the three day con ference which began yesterday.
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URGE BAN ON HEELS

BOSTON, Dec. A ban on high heels such as never carried a puritan CT pilgrim ancestI'ess to church is to be sought from the legislature by the Massachusetts Osteopathic So ciety.
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SENATOR, UPON RE TURN ID ]. ,. OUTLINES POLICIES IF NAT|ON
 UNDER |. ]. ?. AOM|N|ST

Next National Executive in Addresses Norfolk Says He Favors International Peace Understanding that
 Will Not Sacrifice American Nationality
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THE WEATHER

ARIZONA: Sunday and probably Monday fair; cooler Sunday, somewhat warmer Monday.
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The the Only Full Leased Associated Press Wire Report The Warren DS
COPPER PRICES

Average price Of copper for the month of November .-----.- .lf257 Average price Of copper for the
 week ending Dec. I. l920-.- .l340
The Washington times., 1920-12-01
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve Il. THIS de
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get about four ounces OF plain. ordi-
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BY morning. most if not all. cf your
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You can get liquid arvon at any
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20 fail
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ADVERTISEMENT.
The Washington times., 1920-12-01

Service. Mrs. Palmer has been able
10 make no plans owing to the i'll
ness OF her father. but will prob
ably not receive on "edn' sdays
until after January I. her father,
Robert Dixon, of Easton, Md, is
now much better.
Mrs. Wilson, who occupied tho
White House box at the National
Theater yesterday afternoon for the
Boston Symphony Orchestra concert,
had a. guests Nine. Matthew. wife OF
the ambassador OF Chile: Mrs. Albert
Sidney Burleson, Mrs. Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Mrs Rufus Day. and Miss
Blanche Bates, who is playing here
this week and who in private life Is
Mrs. George Creel.
Baroness Robano AvczZanna wife OF
the retiring Italian ambassador, and
Baroness Romano will leave Wash.
ington this afternoon or tomorrow
for New York and will sail for Italy
within a few days to join Baron
Romano.
Mrs. Henry W. kcycs. wife of the
Senator from New Hampshire. gave a
luncheon today in compliment to
Nine. Bakhmetef, wife of the Russian
ambassador. The other guests were
Mrs. John r. kcndrick, Mrs. Sarah
Lee Phillips, Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin.
Mrs. John l.. Chamberlain, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Kaufman, and Mrs. Frank 5.
Hight
-
Miss Marjorie Gelm will make her
bow to society this afternoon, when
her parents. Capt and Mrs. G.. G..
Gelm, will present her at a tea dance
at the Washington Club from 8 to Z
o'clock.
Receiving with Mrs. Gelm will be
Mrs. Robert +. Coontz, Mrs. John A.
Hoogewerff, Mrs. William D. Mac
Dougall, Mrs. Charles McVay, Mrs.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Amos Fowler. Mrs.
J. III. Dayton, Mrs. Jackson. and Mrs.
Henry Cook, grandmother of the bud.
Miss Beatrice Pollock, who is the
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Barnes, L, $, A, viii take place on
heeewher %.
Mrs. llendrick Win be assisted BY
her mother. Mrs. Edward proOp, her
aunt. Mrs. Carl DToop, and her sister
Mrs. carl Corby, and presiding at the
tea table will be Mrs. Allan walker
and Mrs. X. a. Mckelna.
The dining room Is decorated IN
pink flowers.
Miss Anne Gordon. daughter of Mrs.
George Barnett, will give a small tea
on Sunday in compliment TO Miss
Adeline Oxnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w Jeffrey, OF Lon
don. England. are visiting in Wash
ington and are staying at the Frank
lin square Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. T.. Richard
have been in Hot springs, came to
Washington yesterday.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Y, y. Rirhrd-
son have closed their cottage at New
port and have gone 10 New Gork 20
pass the winter az the Hotel Neither
lands.
=
MIS-. Lord, wife OF Brig. Gen. II. N.
Lord. will be at home on Friday af-
tcrnoonS during December, at the
Ontario,
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YULETIDE FETE OPENS.

Tho bathrooms at the New willard
have been transformed into a won
derland In preparation for the iule-
tire Fete being held there today and
tomorrow from 3 o'clock in the after
noon to the wee sms' hours OF the
following morning. Lynch Luquer.
ward Brown, and George Oakley
Tootcn have evolved a wonderful viii
lagc street, with quaint painted
houses and garden walls, with. here
and there, along the way, a charm
ing cottage, village poston ce,
lovely garden and many booths, at
which on Thursday, the nih ut OF the
carnival, confetti and gay streamers
viii be for sale.
In the October Tea Garden, Mrs.
Adolph Miller and the litdies OF the
Instructive Visiting Nurses Society
viii dispense tea during the after
moons, assisted by Lady Gcddes, Nine.
Bal kmeteH. Mrs. Bainbridge Colby,
tContinued on Page Twenty three)
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captured" them almost as they
descended from the steamer u
will, however, inaugurate series
OF welcome home" parties for the
Ambas sador and Nine. Jusserand
are among the most popular mem
bers OF the Diplomatic Corps. The
Polish Minister and Princess Lubo-
mirska are giving a dinner for them
on December Z.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes are dining tonight with Mr..
and Mira Joseph Letter. There viii
he forty-two guests for dinner and
about eighty more will como in after
ward to dance. The assistant military
attache OF the British embassy. Col. A.
y. Thornc, and the Hon. Mrs Thorne,
are staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Letter.
Another delightful ovent on the
calendar tonight is the dinner
which the Attorney General and
MIS-. \. Mitchell Palmer are giving.
They are having a few old friends
as guests. and will take them aft
erward to the National Theater to
see THE Famous Mrs. Fair
CABINET "AT HOMES"
Perhaps the most important func-
tiOn of this afternoon will be Mrs.
Bainbridsc Colby's first Wcdnes-
day afternoon at home. The wife
OF the Secretary of State viii re-
ceive from to o'clock and Will
have with her Mrs. Sheldon White
house and Mrs. Alexander Sedg-
wick. Miss katherine Colby will
receive with her mother and Miss
Natalie Colby will pour tea.
Mrs. Houston will also hC at home
this afternoon and Mrs. Norman ii.
Davis. wife of the Undersecretary
of State. will preside at her pret-
tily appointed tea table.
Mrs. Baker, wife of the Secretary
OF War. who usually receives on
Wednesdays. will not be at home
this afternoon, nor will Mrs. Mere
dith. wife. of the Secretary of Ag-
riculture. Mrs Meredith is in New
York. and Mrs. Baker is assisting
at the tea being given at the Train
ing School for Girls for the dele
gates to the U. S. Public Health