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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
De Allieredes Ultimatum
til Crakenland.

Fra London meddeles under
3. ds., at de Allieredes Hpjeste.
raad samme Dag offentlig kund-
gjorde, at den Wide unddrage
Grgkenland sin Stotte, dersom
det we'd Folkeafstemningen paa
Sondag tilbagekaldte deres It'd.
ligere Konge Konstantin, og det
Wide tenke paa territoriale Re-
presalier, dersom han after sat
tes paa Tronen.
Raadet bestemte ogsaa, at de
Premier1ninistre skull.
de modes ON fjorten Dage for
at drofte Stillingen, som den
vii yere, efter at Grekernes
Afstemning har tilkendegivet d.
res Valg.
Kort opsummeret 6nsker de
Allierede at advare Grekerne
kraftigt ON, at deres Regering
j stor Udstrekning maa handle
i Overensstemmelse med de AL
lieredes 0nske, og dersom det
foretagne Skridt like har den
for9nskede Virkning, saa agter
man at tage endnu strengere
Forholdsregner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
Collins j Bodsf@ngsel.

Under L6ndags Dato meldes
fra Leavenworth, Kas., at Keith
Ceilings, det tilstaaede Medlem
af den Bande, der den 49, Nov.
udfgrte det st6rste Postrgveri,
Historien kender til, ankom til
det fgderale Fengsel der for at
udtjene de Is Aar, han er DON'T
Ill som Straf for sin Brgde.
Han syntes mprk i Sind, da
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

2. Hvis Grakenland like gi-
yer Afkald paa Fordringen ON
at afg9re sine egne Sager, vii
Frankrig begynde Underhandlin-
ger med Mustapha Kennel og Ia
de ham faa Kilikien SAINT amer
kende hans Regering.
3. Med mindre Lenien formelt
gaar ind paa at betale Czarens
gamle Geld til Frankrig VII den
franske Regering negte at gaa
med paa nogen kommerciel Over
enskomst, lgesom den VII tilla-
de de mango Franskmend, der
sidder indie med russiske Stats
obligationer, at s6ge Hjelp de
franske Retter for at faa be.
slaglagt allie Varer og alt Guld,
som kommer fra Rusand under
Handlen med franske Borgere.
Disse tire Kardinalpunkter /
Frankrigs Politik, kommer I'll i
stor Udstrekning at afg6re ON
der skal bive Fred eller Krig.
Imidlertid gor Pariser Pressen
sit Bedste for at faa Folk til
at tro, at hvis der after bliger
Krig vii denne bliye slabnesvan.
ger for Tyskland.
Videre samme Dag angaaende
Argentinas Forhold: Behandlin-
gen af Argentinas Forslag ON
at faa Folkeforbundets Konsti-
tuition forandret blev / Dag
(Mandag) af Forbundsforsamlin.
gen udsat til neste Aar. Der er
saaledes like lengere Tale ON,
at Argentina bliver staaende i
Forbundet.
Honorio Puerredon, den argen-
tinske Delegations Formand,
sagde, at hans Delegation begi-
yer sig til Paris Onsdag eler
Torsdag.
Han sagde, at han bavde var
ret yillig til at finde sig i, at
to af hans Forslag bley behand-
let ferst n@stt Aar, men at han
insisterede bestemt paa, at hans
Forslag ON, at ale Slater i
Verden skulde kunne optages i
Forbundet nu, og at Smaasta
ternes Representatives. i Raadet
skulde velges af Folkeforsam-
lingen, maatte yedtages / Aar.
Behandlingen af Forslaget ON,
at Artikel 10 skulde slettes, blev
ogsaa udsat til n9ste Aar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
Fra Folkeforbunds- Modet.
Briterne vii like lade U. S A
enc ON Armenien.
Flere Delegater kraver
Endringsforslag behandlet.

addict Glede Folkeforbunds-
mgdet Gent, at President vii.
son var gaaet ind paa Meglings-
forsog mellem Tyrkiet og Ar
menien. Saa forleden saa man
en- Karton, hvor all Stormag-
terne den Anledning stormede
frem og Wide nu vere med. De
Wide nok have Del j Ohekilders
ne derinde. Under ! ds mel
des der nu fra Gent:
Den britiske Udenrigsminister
Lord Cursor, siger en- Note
til Folkeforbundets President,
Belgieren Haymans, at Storbri.
tanien like kan gaa med paa
en- uafhmngig amerikansk Mis-
sion til Armenien, ON han end
modificerer sin Erklering we'd at
tilbyde al mulig Hjglp for Pr@-
nident Wilson, moralsk og diplo-
matisk.
For 9vrigt meddeles der videre
samme Dato, at de sydamerikan.
ske Delegationers Opr9r, ledet af
Senor Puerredon fra Argentina
og stettet af nogle af de britt
axe ,,Dominions", mod Presi.
dent Haymans Bestemmelse j
Torsdags, at Behandling af
dsndringsforslag til Forbundets
Konstitution like skal behand-
les for neste Aar, hurtig n@r-
mer sig en- Klimax.
Det er like blot rimeligt, at
gisse Indringsforslag trods Hay
mans s Afg9relsc vii bliye be.
handlet, men det er nesten six
kert, at Artikel 10, som Ameri.
ka er saa meget imod, vii bliye
revideret.
Lord Robert Cecil, der re-
presenterer Sydafrika, har ct
Amendment til denne Artikel
under Udarbejdelse Det kom for
Dagen i Gaar. N. w Howell,
der tilh9rer den canadiske Dele
CATION, sagde MGdet Gaar, at
Canada hayde Sinde at frem-
Romme med visse Hndringsfor.
slag, som Delegationen vii fordre
behandlet denne Session.
President Haymans har fun
det, at Stemningen mod hans
Holdning er bleven saa bitter,
at han har set sig n9dt Ill at
zammenkalde de ,,store Tretten
til ct Mode, hvortil han har ind.
budt Senor Puerredon. Han vii
da fortolke sin Afgorelse Tors
days.
Hvor langt Forsamlingens Ii
berale Medlemmer vii gaa i Ret
ming af at gore Artikel 10
uskadelig eller helt bortskere
den, det er like let at sige De
skandinaviske Lande 9nsker en-
Fortolkning af Artiklen. Flere
Medlemmer af Forsamlingen paa.
staar, at Artiklen er en- af de
st9rste Anst9dsstene for Ameri-
kanernes Indmeldelse j Folkefor.
bundet. Som F9lge deraf kan
Senior Puerredons, Lord Cecils,
Mr.. Howells og andre Medlem-
mers Krav, at Endringsforsla-
gene straks skal behandles, fore
til en- Kamp, der klarer Stillin-
gen, for Forsamlingen afslutter
sine Meder.
Under 6. Dec. meddeles vide
re fra Gent:
Midi den almindelige For
WIRING er der tire Ting, som fal
der Ojiene:
l. Medmindre Tyskland tidlig
neste Aar betaler Frankrlg
10000, 100000 Mark efter Guild
vardien, altsaa ca. $4,000,000,-
600, som Erstatning for voldt
Skade under Krigen vii franske
Trooper besette Ruhr-Distriktet
med de svere Kulgruber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Japanerne i det Distrikt, Hvor
der paastaas, at Japanerne bli.
yer gjort til Ofre for koreanskN
Bolsheyik-Angreb.
Deputationens Talsmend erkla-
rede j Gaar, at hidtil har japan
ske Kobmend lidt Tab, der be-
ldber sig til over $6,OOO,OOO, og
at de koreanske Bolshevik Lee
dere fix Husly hos kinesiske
Embedsmand.
Tysk Udvandring. Indyan-
dringsbestyrelsen erklerede
Gaar, at Rapporterne fra Paris
til London ON, at 100000 Ty-
skere s6gte ON Pas til Amerika
for at benyttes straks efter, at
Freden er undertegnet, var me-
get oyerdreyne. Uagtet Milo
ner udtaler Haab ON at rejse til
Amerika, oplyses der, at kun
omkring seks Breve daglig blew
modtaget fra Pass9gere, der
mente det alyorlig. Der fremhe-
yes ogsaa, at paa Grund af den
hoie Kurs koster 3. Klasses Bill
let 5000 Mark, og de amerikan-
ske Fordringer og Till@gsudgif-
ter VII bringe Diet n9dvendige
Belpb op til 10000 Mark.
Japan fordrer Racehghed. Eff
ter forgeves at have fors9gt
paa at hindre Amerikas Indtr@-
den j Folkeforbundet de ner-
meste fire Aar we'd at faa For
bundets Konstitution forandret
derhen, at ForsamIineen skulde
mode hyert andet Aar Stedet
for hyert Aar, lod Vicomte Ishii
den 30. Nov. Forsamlingen vide,
at Japan Wide insistcre paa, at
paa Modet September n@ste
AR skulde Konstitutionen for.
andres, saa der ingen Raceulig-
he'd eksisterede mere. Han an
tydede ogsaa, at hvis der like
blev foretaget nogen saadan For
andring, kom Japan til at mel
de sig I'd af Folkeforbundet
Armenierne og de Rode.
Temps oplyser en- Redak-
tionsartikel af ,. Dec, at den
10. November, ire Dage for For.
steminister Yiviani fremsatte sit
Forslag ON Armenien for For
samlingen i Gent, holdt en- Boil
shevikkommission, Cheferne for
Armeniens Soviet og Kommisser
Legrand ct Mode, hvor de af-
sluttede EN- ny tyrkisk Traktat
som Svar paa de Krav, der var
fremsat af det yderliggaaende
Parti Armenien til den russi-
ske Soviet ON en- ny Vaaben-
hvile med Mustapha Kemal.
,,Medens President Wilson til-
bod personlig Megling, skriver
Temps, war der en- anden Meg-
Ter, der greb ind mellem Tyr
kerne og Armenierne. Armenien,
der befandt sig en- fortvivlet
Kamp, stillede sig selv under
Soviets Beskyttelse" "
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

ska. By order of che resldeD1 !
loo, der har med sligo Sager at
gore. Det er den sterke Ned
gang / Priserne paa Landmarks
produkter, der er Grunden til
dette. Mr.. Jordan siger, at flere
Farmere har underrettet ham ON,
at de vii blive n9dt til at benyt-
/ te sig af Fallitloven.
Countykasserer Kinder i Ma
olson, Dane County, Wis, mod
tog forleden Dag en- Check paa
$118,750 der udg9r Aryeafgif-
ten paa Boet efter II. c. Frick,
som for en- It'd siden afgik yed
OGDEN Pittsburg. Frick ejede
Aktier i Northwesternbanen og
meeet Land i den nordlige Del
az Wisconsin. Dette er den ster.
ste Aryeafgift, som Dane Conn-
ty har modtaget de sidste seks
Aar.
philippinerDes Senat. Senatet
paa Philippinerne vedtog den
fgrste DIS. ct Forslag ON at be-
vilge $4,000 i den Hensigt at
financiere en- Propaganda Kan
pagne United States for Uaf>
h@ngighed for Philippinerne.
Der blev officielt meddelt her
nevnte Dag at United States q
Regiment Infanteri Wide bliVe
sendt til Honolulu med Trans
portskibet Thomas" den Is.
December.
Erstatning for Skilsmisse. En-
Jury Kredsretten j Day Coun-
", S. Oak, har tilkendt Mrs.
Effie Larson en- Erstatnfng at
$4,000 for, at hendes Syiger-
foreldre, John r. og Marry
Larson, skal have voldt, at hun
mistede sin Mand. Hun er ble-
yet skilt fra sin Mand, og hun.
paastaar, at det var hans For
eldre, som var Skyld j det. Mrs.
Larson forlangte en- Erstatning
az $4,000. Sagens Behandling
yarede flere Dage og har vakt
betydelig Opsigt. KehdeIsen vii
yistnok blive appelleret til Sta
tens Hojesteret.
Slzal betale Gald. En- Komite,
som bestaar af Mend i Barnes
County, n. OAK, opfordrer Far
merne til at s@lge Ell Del af de-
res Korn for delvis at afkaste
deres Gpld. Komiteen bley for
like lange siden valgt paa ct
Mode, som Farmerne holdt sam
men med Forretningsmend i
Valley City for at tale ON, hvor-
yidt de skulde holde paa sin
Hyede, til Priserne. 'Iblev hpjere
Komiteen bestod af NJ. A. Gran
gaard, A. p Peake, c. ]. Oh
son, Frank Ployhar, T.. A. Mi
ckelson og Henry E. Nelson. Ko-
miteen kom til Diet Resultat, at
Bankerne maatte have tilbagc-
betalt en- Del af Gelden nu.
Kaptajn Wallace Schultz, IIelt
fra Krigen og prominent Inge-
Nor og Klubmand i Milwaukee
og Green Bay, Wis, der for nog-
lie Maaneder siden agtede en- rus
sisk Fyrstinde Nadejda Trou-
betzkoy, kaldt den smukkeste
Rode Kors Sygeplejerske i Eu-
ropa, s6ger Skilsmisse. Schultz
paastaar, at Fyrstinden har en-
tidligere Egtef@lle, Viktor A.
Turin, tidligere Officer den
kejserlige russiske Garde. Man
antog ham for d6d, men han er
siden fundet at vere Live og
Dor i New York Stat. Fyrstin.
den er like skilt fra ham, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Jorden rundt.
Kvindestemmeret Italien. De
puteretkammeret Rom vedtog
den ]. Dee. Yalgloyen ON for
holdsmGssig Representation og
kvindelig Stemmeret med 153
mod 1913 Stemmer
Danske Trooper til Wilma. Den
danske notwithstanding we'd
tog g Dec. ct Forslag ON at
give Bomyndigelse til at sende
en- dansk Troppeafdeling til Fol
acknowledgement j wilma
Petrograds Befolkning. De fo-
relebige Opgivelscr over den rus
siske Folketelling wiser, i'll, Mel
ding fra Stockholm af 4. Dec.
at Befolkningen er gaaet tilbage
mere end 10 Procent siden 1914
paa Grund az Epidemier og Tab
under Krigen. Moskwas Befolk.
ming er formindsket med 45
Procent og Petrograds med II
Procent
Frankrig og Vatikanet. For
slaget ON at genoprette ct Ge-
sandtskab we'd Vatikanet blew
if0lge Melding fra Paris af l.
Dec vedtaget af Deputerctkam
meret med 397 mod 209 Stem
mer. Deputeretkammeret CAV
samtidig Regeringen ct Tillids-
votum med 387 mod 195 Stem
mer F9rsteminister Leygues sag
de, at ,,Vatikanet er en- moralsk
Magt, som Frankrig like kan
forsvare at overse. :"
Ny Krig mod Pollen. Enver
Pasha, der vendte tilbage fra
Baku via Petrograd, Moskwa
og Reval, udtalte ifolge Mel
ding fra Berlin af 30. Nov, at
Soviet Rusland ser paa Freds-
arrangementet med Pollen i Riga
som en- anden Brest-Litovsk
Fredstraktat, OF Diet Dor like
overraske nogen, ON Regeringen
i Moskwa optreder derefter imod
polsk Imperialisme, naar den er
i Stand til at gore det virk-
ningsfuldt. :"
Stort fransk Liam. Det fran.
ske Nationallaan har faaet Til
slutning over al Forventning,
meddeles der fra Paris under 3.
Dec. Uagtet de officielle Beret-
ninger like endnu er ferdige
til Offentliggorelse, kan det op-
lyses fra paalidelig Kilde, at Sub
skriptionen overskrider 30,000,-
100000 Francs. / de bedst un.
derettede financielle Kredse an
s@ttes det til fra 32,000,000,000
til 35,0O0,OO0,OOO Francs.
Japanerne Manchuriet. En-
Deputation af japanske K9b-
mend fra Chinto Manchuriet
kom den /. Dec. til Toxic for
at protestere mod Regeringens
Sl6vhed i Refining af at beskytte
Liv og almene Interesser for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
Wort eget Land.

Wilson's Helbred. President
Wilson har iflg. Melding fra Wa
shington af 4. DIS. ophGrt at bru-
&c sin Rullestol, og han n@rer ct
sterkt Onske om personlig at
mode frem Kongressen og le-
we're sit sidste Aarsbudskab. No
gen officiel Plan er dog like
blevet offentliggjort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Japanerne Manchuriet. En-
Deputation af japanske Ksb-
mend fra Chinto i Manchuriet
kom den 1. Dec. til Toxic for
at protestere mod Regeringens
Sl6vhed i Refining af at beskytte
Liv og almene Interesser for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Mango Forpagtere Waterloo
Distriktet, Ia, kommer til at gaa
fallit, siger j. E. Jordan, Water
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
Flere Banker lukket N. d.

Flere Banker lukket N. D.
Fortuna State Bank, Divide
County, lukkede sine Dore den
30. Nov. paa Grund af udtomteRe-
server. Det er den Is. Bank i
North Dakota, som lukker. Mer-
chants Bank i Coggswell var
den II. Bank, der ophGrte med
sine Forretninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
Jorden rundt.

Kvindestemmeret Italien. De
puteretkammeret Rom vedtog
den ]. Dee Yalgloyen ON for.
holdsmGssig Representation og
kvindelig Stemmeret med 1853
mod 1913 Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Danske Trooper til Wilma. Den
danske notwithstanding we'd
tog g Dec. ct Forslag ON at
give Bemyndigelse til at sende
en- dansk Troppeafdeling til Fol
keafstemningszonen j wilma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Kamp imod Prohibition. New
York World rettede den forste
Dec. redaktionelt ct meget hef-
tigt Angreb paa Probitionisterne,
idet Bladet> h@vdede, at det Is.
Amendment til Landets Grund-
Low de ii Maaneder, Diet har
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

loo, der har med sligo Sager at
gore. Det er den sterke Ned
gang Priserne paa Landmarks
produkter, der er Grunden til
dette. Mr.. Jordan siger, at flere
Farmere har underrettet ham ON,
at de vii blive n9dt til at benyt-
te sig af Fallitloven.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
.,DANSKERENn

VI uUHsh aHlefIKansk UgebLa9
der ejes af Den forenede dan.
ake evangelisk-lutherske Kir-
ke / Amerika" og udgives a'
Danish Lutheran Publ. Houss,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
20. Aarg.

Postmaster Gens,a.lss
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

stead Of millions. The great bulk OF
the H0aey fog ~oms tAns o. CoE0s, 4
appears TO me, viii be raised by In
teTnal taxation and not by Indirect
taxation at the ports OF the country.
II assume that the party In con-
troll Of Congress VIII undertake re-
vision OF the tariff and taxation laws
at the next session. l do not look
for any action at the short session
which conYenes In less than "A week.
Whatever be the policy outlined by
the majority, however, IL Is plain to
everyone that there should be more
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

with which stanley Holiday. a local
sr~.n grocer. rsprctrd 40 grace hts
table on Christmas Day, apparently
entered into a suicide pact in order
10 escape the roasting pan.
" hen Holiday entered his store
he detected the OdOr of gas and go
ing 10 the basement. he discoversd
gas cock was open and the turkeys.
which he had been keeping there.
were dead.
IL IL thought the turkeys brushed
against the cock, permitting gas to
escape.
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

-. Hines, Director General Of Rail
roRds
Watkins Mas returning Ia Balti-
more city from his work, and war
riding on the step OF the car on ac-
count OF the crowd. A. the train
was entering Union station. the step
broke. and he fell TO the rails. the ga :
wheels passing over him. His In.
juries included the loss Of both legs
and an arm.
The Court OF Appeals held that the
circumstance OF riding on the plat
form or step did not relieve t.ie COM
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
SEES 80 CUT IN TAXES.

~ do not see how tariff revision can
play any appreciable part in reduc-
ing internal taxation, as predicted in
some quarters Whether the tariff
revenues fluctuate up or down a few
hundred million dollars is more or
less immateriaI when Congress is pre-
pairing to appropriate in billions in
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
To Give BUILDING to U. S.

LIMA, Peru. Dec. 2.-The govern
ment today promulgated the law re-
Gently adopted which authorizes the
purchase Of a building to be presented
to the American embassy here.
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
$l75 to
$285 Coats,
$3.50

NOOlteX Coats wealth of
choice, in magnificent cloths
marvella. veldyne, evora, fortuna,
ondulette, chamoistyne, peach
bloom and Silvertip bolivia-and
Wooltex interpretations of the
charming wrap styles; full back
and fitted panel coats, with large
collars of squirrel, raccoon and
ringtail opossum. Many of the
coats with hand embroidery in
silk floss or chenille.
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
S35,OO0 VERDICT FOR
INJURIES Is UPHELD

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec. 2.-one Of
the largest verdicts for personal in
juries obtained In recent years In
Maryland was upheld by the court
OF appeals yesterday when that
tribunal. in an opinion by Judge Bris-
coe. sustained a judgment OF $4,000
secured by Harry Watkins. a Spar
rows Point workman. against Walter
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
Wooltex SIS to
$l25 Coats,
$3.50

Nrappy styles adapted by the
Wooltex designers; Straight-line
coats and belted models of high
grade fabrics, richly lined. The
materials offer the choice of vel
dyne, charno, suedetex, Silvertip
bolivia and velvo suede-in the
richest of the seasons shades
and including also Wooltex Sport
Goats in three-quarter length;
suede lined and with large fur col
lars of wolf, raccoon and opoSSum,
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

careful consideration OF world condi-
ti0ns IA framing the NsNt t&Fttf SsA
and that We have entirely unpreee-
dented conditions to take into ac-
count In shaping a fiseal pollcy'
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

Dany from responsibility for the nm
ir0Der oondition in Nhioh ibe rirps
were permitted to be and that the
jury was properly the Judge OF the
responsibility foT IN. accident
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
REVISE
TARIFF LAWS
UNDERWOOD
Senator Wants Protection, Free
Trade, and Revenue Only
Principles in New Bill.

! Senator Oscar w. Underwood,
leader of the Senate minority and
co-author of the current Underwood
| Simmons tariff law, today surveyed
the horizon of tariff revision and
! forecast that the next tariff bill must
be prepared with the greatest care
and deliberation because of changed
world conditions.
PRESENT LAW FAULTY.
senator Underwood said the current
law is not applicable in many tunda-
mcntals because OF the aftermath OF
war. No tariff act enacted before the
war, he added. could be satisfactory
and workable today. Speaking as the
leader Of the minority Senator
Underwood said he could not prophesy
accurately when the Republican Con-
gress would revise the tariff, but in
brief his analysis of the situation Is
this:
There probably will be no revision
o: the tariff until early next fall
Regardless Of the amount raised
by a tariff law neither il b" around
$500. 0OO, 900 annually, which IL sub
stantially the record to date, OF 81
600. 900 600 as discussed by senator
Curtis, the Republican whip there
ternal taxation burdens.
The amount raised by tariff law,
even If ii nuctuatcs u few hundred
millions up or down, can have no very
apprrciablc effect when Congress is
appropriating in billions and not III
millions and the interest on tn" ma
tional debt alone consumes more than
the custom receipts.
FOR TARIFF FOR REV ENlE.
The Senate minority leader II still
Tor u tariff for revenue only IN"
principal embodied in the bill that
bears his name. NeVertht less. he adj
mits that the new tariff law must
take into account existing atter-War
conditions in this country and Europe
and il probably must contain some
thing Of projections, something ot free
trade and something OF tariff for re-
Venue only.
The thought lcIt by senator Tn
derwuod as tariff expert was that
the next Congress must so about tar
in revision StudiOusly and scientific
allS: that the new tarIff must be
shaped along scientific and economic
lines, rather than IN furtherance OF
any political creed. and that an alb
solutely new set OF conditions will
be met by the tariff rrvisioniStS Of
the SiYty-Seventh Congress.
81 do not sec how a tariff bill
yielding anything like $1,000, 100000
annually could be Il protective tariff.
II would be instead n highly compe-
titive tariff. There is a point in
rates beyond which you cannot go
under any tariff principle, but there
are rates that will bring about in
creased imports and greater returns.
said Senator ITnbprWoCd-
SEES 80 CUT IN TAXES.
~ do not see how tariff revision can
play any appreciable part in reduc-
ing internal taxation, as predicted in
some quarters. Whether the tariff
revenues fluctuate up or down a few
hundred million dollars is more or
less immaterial when Congress is pre-
pairing to appropriate in billions in
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
TURKEYS DEAD; GAS ON;
SUICIDE PACT BLAMED

HANOVER, Pa. Dec. Evidently
becoming melancholy as the day for
their demise approached. two turkeys
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

In this group WooeX Goats in materials including
no suedtex duv de ane and heather polo in full back beed
panel back and straight line styles Six different models mostly full
silk lined and all made for service we'll giving the that
wel-dreSsed look" characteristic of Wooex garments
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-03-04
Hassenfeldt Closing Out

Peter Hassenfeldt has sold his
dry goods stock and fixtures and
they are being moved and installed
with their respective owners this
week. j. S. Small and E. D. Cot
ton were the purchasers of the dry
goods and II. P. Petersen bought
the shoes. We understand Pete is
contemplating going to Arizona as
soon as he can dispose Of his grocery
and meat market.
Pete has been here many years,
having waited on customers for
Fl. P. Petersen until he learned the
trade when he decided to go into
business for himself. He has been
remarkably successful and, by at
tending strictly to business, has
reached the stage where he is rated
as one OF our foremost business men.
Extra people will miss him but the
best wishes of our people will ac-
company him to his new home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-03-04
MEETINGS HELD IN
BRAYTON CHURCH

y Rev. F. L. Rover of Des Moines,
pastor at large for the Des Moines
Western Association of Baptist
churches, is holding meetings at the
Baptist church in Brayton this
week. Sunday afternoon at 300
o'clock will be a special mems meet
ing. Subject, CDR. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" Meetings are being held
every evening at 7:45 o'clock, ex-
cepting Sunday. Services on that
day are opened at HOO a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Everybody is invited to all servi-
ces, excepting the meeting for men
only Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.