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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

home Wednesday evening. There
were twelve guests In the party and
a most enjoyable time was spent in
games and music. Toastlng marsh
mollows was feature of the even
/ ing and light refreshments were ser
wed.
Bishop and Mrs. J. Il. Thomas en-
tcrtained with dinner party ON
Sunday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
lie. L. Haskins who will leave short
.n for Portland The table was graced
with a clustor OF asters and covers
were laid for eight.
Yesterday afternoon the Members
OF the Board of Cache County Dau-
ghters Of the Pioneers entertained
their partners at the Rich Cottage
in the Canyon. They enjoyed deli
cIous dinner and pleasant after
moons outing, There were about
thIrty-sx in the party
i Mr. Percy Smith was host &C d sup
per and card party opMonday even
ing in honor OF Mr.. J. Morris Chris
Jensen. Fall flowers were used on the
table and covers were laid for the
following: Mr.. Christeseu. Mr.. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Merrill. Mr.. and
Mrs., W. W. Barber, the Misses Flora
Amnssep and Marguerite MRugban.
!. The NJ. d. NJ. Club and their part
. ners called az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Thomas In q party ON
: Wednesday evening and delighted
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Hasjtlns with p
: surprise social before their departure
! for Oregon. A dainty basket lunch
was se,ved and the evening enjoyed
IN games, and music. The guestf
numbered twenty four.
.
Mr.. owen Thomas of Pocatellc
spent a few days here with his par
ents, Bishop and Mrs. J. NJ. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. It, Il. Haskins left
thursday morning for Portland. one.
where Mr. Haskins viii complete his
work IN dentistry.
=
Mrs, VIM. JardIne of Idaho Fails,
was the hondred guest at lunCncol
given Thursday afternoon b. .ars.
II. j. Ames. The rooms and lup aeon
table were very pretty with autumn
scheme of decoration. the fan foliage
and zennias being used, The guests
included besides Mrs. Jardine, Mrs.
A. J. Turner, Mrs. Fred Thomas,
Mrs. I. B, Ames and Mrs Farrell
Johnson
The Unity Circle met on Tuesday
afternoon OF last week with Mrs. J..
S. Smith. The program was given by
Mrs. Collins Cannon and the subject
was Nature Writers. Some musical
numbers were given by Miss Virginia
Smith. At the close dainty refreeh-
ments were served. The special
guests Of the afternoon were Mes
danes. F. NJ. Yeates. Isaaes Smith,
w. L. Smith. Jos. NewboId, Jos. Z.
Carbon. Jos. odell. Fl. J. Dewitt,
J. A. Hendrickson. Edwin Bennion,
W. e. Carroll. D. H. Thomas and
Elmer GeddeA.
Mrs. F. NJ, Yeates mas just return
ed from q trip In southern Utah
where she visited Zion canyon.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. d. C.
Bulge entertained at a charmingIy
appointed five hundred luncheon.
The decorations were carried out in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

CREAN-Lo a home product. Grow
ing rapidly in popularity. Made by
q graduate nurse. Best lotion on tina
market. Adv
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Society

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their new home ON the corner of
End South and LIST West The rooms
lwere very charming with decora-
ton of fall foliage. They were as
sisted in receiving by the patroness.
cs. Dainty refreshments were served |
and a great many friends called dur
ing the hours of four to six.
one OF the pretticst weddings Vt
the season was that of Miss Eulnlia
Earl and MI W. X. II. smurthwri',
which took place at the home OF MISS
Earl Wednesday, The ceremony wa
performed at high noon by President
Jos. +. Carbon. The bride was at
tended b., her sister, Edna May Earl
and the best man was Earnest Earl.
Tho living rooms were charmmg
with decorations of white and PINK.
a profusion of asters being used. In
the dining room white blossoms were
used entirely. a bridal breakfast
wds served Immediately followma
the ceremony for members OF the
immediate family. In the evening an
informal reception was given from
eight TO eleven. The guests numbered
siIty-two and a delightful time was
enjoyed. Out Of town guests who at
tended the wedding were Mrs. J. C.
MCGUIRE, sister OF the groom from
Idaho Falls, Miss Eva English OF
poeatelio. q cousin OF the groom, Nj.
Kunersley, the Misses Clara and
Maud Tuekiieid. Mrs. Elisabeth
Tuekfield, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mr.. 8.
Milln Earl. brother Of the bride and
: Miss Nina Paseoe, all Of Salt Lake
a City,
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. e. D.
p sn"p"'r ~as hostess at 81, - .ruoor
g tea. The rooms and tea table were
charming with clusters of chrysan.
d themums. There were eight guests
The U. a. c. Faculty Women,
League met yesterday afternoon a,
O the residence of Mrs. f. G. Peterson
N an informal reception for IN,
;. girl members OF the Freshmen class
a musical program wds rendered anC
t aainy refreshments were served
S The Zina d. Young Camp met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. II. J.
Am"'. Besides tho regular members
J, l'everai special guests were included
; wha were; Mrs stephen Hailstone
}. Mrs. Thomas Farr of Smlthfield
4 Mrs. f. r. owen, Mrs. w. d, Gran.
D ney, Mrs Don Burns and Mrs. T F.
e Rich. Dain6i refreshments were ser.
B wed and Mra. L. r. Humphreys de-
/. lighted the party with some musical
numbers
On Friday evening of last weck
the members of the eastern star and
= the masons with their partners on.
)oyed delightful card party at the
, fTaternal Hall Progressive five hun
/ dred was enjoyed and dainty refrcsh-
ments were served. There were abou,
fifty guests in attendance.
. .
J MA II. J. Ames entertained Oh
SUNDAY last with dinner In honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Ames and
son. Oliver, and Mrs. W. II. Isreal-
son and children of Ogden.
4" =
ME f. N. Bithel OF Salt City has
returned to her home aftera pleasant
visit CT ten DAYS here with Mrs. Jos.
Bithen.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE CITY COURT OF LOGAN
CITY. COUNTY OF CACHE. STATE
OF UTAH.
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You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within ton n0l days after the
service or this summons upon you. u
served within the county in which
this action ia brought; otherwise
within twenty 800 days after s0cb,
service. and defend the above eati,
tied action and in ease OF your FAN
ure 70 do 80, the plaintiff In thi4
action win apply to the court tOI
the relief demanded IN the compiaios
OF which a copy 10 hereto annexed
and herewith served upon you. toc)
and Will take Judgment against you
for the sum OF Two hundred sixty
six and 35-lO0 Dollars (s2G6.SC.
with interest at the rate of pee
cent, per annum from the 10th d..
Of October, 1917. and for the SUN
Of S." attorneys fees. tog,tb,r
with plaintiffs costs and disbur,e.
ments herein.
Dated this 29h day Of Sept. 4.
d. 1921.
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The Misses Josephine Lindquist
and Geneva McMurdie entertained in
honor Of Miss Lucille owen at her
home Wednesday evening. There
were twelve guests In the party and
a most enjoyable time was spent in
games and music. Toastlng marsh
mollows was feature of the even
ing and light refreshments were ser
we'd.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

4. A. BOWEN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address Logan, Utah,
J. L, Montrose, Clerk, by Lucy
friedrich. Deputy.
Date Of first publication Oct, l..
1891.
Date OF last publication, Nov. 8.
1874.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Farmers and Merchants Savings
Bank, corporation, Plaintiff.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Mrs. G. w. LIndquist entertained
Thursday evening with n dinner I'm
honor Of her husbands birthday an
niversary. Fall flowers we're used on
the table and about tho rooms. There
were twenty-five guaeti IN attend
ance and most daHEhtrul evening
vas spent.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Bishop and Mrs J. r. Thomas en-
tcrIained with dinner party ON
Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs
C.. T. HaskinB who will leave short
d. for Portland The table was graced
with a clustor OF asters and covers
were laid for eight.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

their new home ON the corner Of
End South and 1st West. The rooms
were very charming with decora-
ton of fall foliage. They were as
sisted in receiving by the patroness-
Cs. Dainty refreshments were served
and great many friends called dur
ing the hours of four to six.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

W. O. Johnson, Defendant.
The stat" of Utah to said Defcud-
ant:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Mrs. F. NJ, Yeates mas just return
ed from trip in southern Utah
where she visited Zion canyon.
. q .
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. d. C.
Bulge entertained at a charmingly
appointed five hundred luncheon.
The decorations were carried out in
autumn colors. Sixteen guests were
present.
3 a. .
Mrs, Raw b, West entertained her
bridge club on Thursday afternoon
FAN flowers were used about the
rooms and dainty refreshments were
served. There were two tables.
On Saturday OF last week the sor
cells Sorority held open house u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21
Dandruff Soon
Ruins The Hair

''iflr c fou Wan plenty ~ thiek
hcau'iinl flossf SILKY Aalf 10 hy nil
means gef rlA 81 dau4luH ~ IL viii
siasyv s1nf HH ae1 an II # SOB
duHf
i aaean So uHeh aood ~ fry 80
brush ~ wash q aui The only sure
esN 'o Ct rll 90 aanamff ls 10 dis
soiNe ~ hen you desifo, p, entirely
lo "a thiv get about -four ounces *
ordinary liquid nryon apply Il az
nlrh' when foiirlnR uec enough AZ
q ialen the f'alp and uh u in gently
nfh me finger tips
Bf morning most lf nof ali Of popr
dandfuif VIII Ne gone. ana three ~
four more applications VIII complete
y 'hsoise and entirely destroy eYory
ai"Ylc rlen aad trace 81 IL
Non viii find. Too. that an hchlne
and d~Flnf of The scalp viii stop and
foaf hair viii look and fesl hua
ared times better You can eei Ii
auid aryop ~ amy aisie store n IL
inexpensive and four ounces Is All
ye9 VIII need no matter how much
aaudraN son have Thls slmplo
fem dy never fails
leader Classified Ada So, Ressifs
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Members 1T ihe tribe who vii
migrate tp MeAieo age those alto
aaso sold ibvlr ailogmants Ia Sem
lneie county follewins ihs removal
az reslfctlons the Seminole ahlsf
said Having no homestead they d
sire 10 llse according % lhelf od
etYs and customs
The reservation which tAa Sem
'pfisa claim 0as erauied TO thcm.
aHlpins that ~ the Kiekapoo Indians
a aorihsln Nesleo and consists of
several thousands Of aerea II fofsiln
soii 'rhe reservation was AZ one
time oe gpled by tbs Seminole. ol.
Indians say bat many u them mos.
cd 20 Oklahoma after tse Civil var
when the hand was allotted to thaa
Slaves of the Indians. who remain
"a 10 Mexico when their mast irs
moved into Oklahoma. are atni ~.
ias ou this reservation. ths ssYe
inolss deelarf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21

lnolea aud son n furmer Cor. J
lifoWn with delegation oi fourienu
Seminole leaders have ielt tor MeA
lep cts 10 confer wlth Pfesidsni
'nheoeon aud ask hm dseislen uu me
slsim
chief nfown 81 % possession ~ >
copper medal upon nhieh the 8fisig
- treaty Was made % the trias
granting The reservation ~ ine ia
dians. which be- will lake with mm
g offer a. proof u 90. rfnnl rae
only quastlon that = uneerfaln IN fh
minds u the Seminole lsidefs. o.
whether the new MekeAn rsglme wln
feeosnlz9 lhe treaties Of the old
fulers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21
QABYS COLDS
u are ~>n "nsppea In the hssd"
without ',toeanS~ b. uar 81 -
vIsS:Ik = 3 {: s :
osw - Hison 'sn tlss1 fss.A
SLANCY, PR0FANE RECORDS
BANNED IN ZION CITY
overxcer Vollva Has Issued An
other Decree With Object ot
Making City Cleancst
IN World

zlon rl Jan M "a ,hr eeaofai
eisAp.up Nhat Is sssHs 80 "a lae Clu
g, zlon an SLAMS, pfolanee tbe4a
vaudeville Qheaos,eph records haze
Is eos Is eo
lt ans ei >ea have iaea, feeuat
ln sour hemes Noa ay smains
oealusi N,si ss.a oss,soes Nell,a.
ana II heaf as, sagh fs,ofis u
yiba liems lihs So man hsurn
~ smash lhs records and ihfoe lhem
pat ihr vinaoe lts disgusting a
hear some q lhesp trashy records
sa,h ss oA 1oshs raeords ehrrs Be-
sweafs Con.e 81 1nu lefs aesa
up these fecefis When sea bus
rcords bus fesenis Wth kme eass
e lhonse
Tho neNt ln line fof ,leAn VS.
Sabbath Decoration u haa rama ta
oscfscer Neutae .afs Char aame
Naunr people have eoue ayin Hdins
en ile iafds nss TAe foaaN IS
iAe No'isa has siksn oadete iAal aa
iaNi cah was io lease lhe NAfH oa
saaAes rhe'Nl go ea 30 anl tna
.hnreH ~ 81 $50 on esa AlmhNlss
sfmnde
eNlehiaA hack enia sAe maite of
V..tUstH.a Is.aa ,N.a ,e.en Ae45s,..
eate wafo1ur ihal lf he ailends avs
otHnf Neddlup whore Weaien afe 800
nroeerls dressed bs NiH hf en q.
Wal ANA dNVaft
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Aae mewinss arranged for ara a.
iha"@e
eamm.n,, ss.,,.x.
~ ~ 4o g N Need aaket4
and organizers al esefg mcs lnF
'n'e'epe Township.
lAs' o. Pleasant Nai'es Jan "a
t''st - Fair OAK Jan
h'"f 'nceA Township.
his' irwin Ian Ne, 81
n'on valley feb nia
Pleasant nan Feb
edat Township.
t'irt 's 9ae eenief feb psl
y feh Joint allst Feh !,
'""'h 'imarren le"n>hip
p1sf ~ MrAlples lAn Was
a Berry 'ieoaium lan Isl
N"''h ''ma'ron Township.
4'iFi Ne~'entfAl laN
''eNe'" township
pN, n.ta..a r n
4.e n. ts
pt. - v.r
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10 HOLD IRISH
PATRIOTS ~ HOSTAGES

Dublin. Jan y The military 80
thpr-les issued . PROCLAIMED lon to-
day declaring that 4 bombs and fire
arm ATTACKS on crown fores IN mo
tor cars continue "anown rebels will
le carried a. hOaages for the safe
conduez q the occupants of all mo
tor vehicles wiach are N" property
Of the armed forces OF the crown
The notice applies IN the city ant
county of Dublin aud CouHy Meab
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21

iNatts1al crsg irsrrcx-r Ssr,st
DIACk BUST ou s9rsrg eheat
X costs - t~o hsDsres nihnr e1l
- 4rs year N ben hi~-A .he
sVars Il IN sss waaier ssNc lae ~aat
Ter fsserrs c&nrot rrraiuNe a. anee
srf ie 3orz-srt 90 s4r. py straw
urEl syrsng Then shes ssrnssrais. tat
tAsy eannst dsre b irseci grams og
sreae~- Tbs hlAss st~ee q toe r4si
car intc;i enlx the canmca harheTra
Ani oue a. swo einse's related shrubs
wtsch are nos rzatef
Destroy the eewu5n barherrr sn1
she hsask ssAge 81 TIE r4ss hyemes
Anr-a4ess il eanucs iatet wheaf Geek
his ese4rf * yoar msna Mihoai the
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TWO WEEKS MEMBERSHIP
DRiv IS TO BE STAGED
lconlInaed irom Pc b

Continued from Page -
they are entitled 20. should be *
these meetings ready 20 take bold
ami make the new move 20 EVER
citizen and business man Interested
in The general prosperity u she coun-
~ and the towns therein should aiso
attend and do everything possible n
encourage tae snoyement and maze 4
a ssfcceSg
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST months old white S o. n
Collie female. brown on left eye
and hip: collar with brass buttons.
10 reward for information or return
hopper: Cooperative Pu5.
Bldg.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Pos ps~~' ~'-+ ~iSDff

Cleveland. ohio, Is one Of the great
est cIubwomen cities In the west
having more than 35.cco members.
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The Ladies' Of the Christian chur b
1851 bold cooked food sale a. me
Boston Market Saturday Jan 12nd
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pIles cured IN 6 70 u osys

Piles cured N 70 T. Days
Druggists refund money n PAIo
OINTMENT fails 20 cure ltchins.
Blind Bleeding Ir pro,rudluR Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. snt
YOU can get resiful sleep after fiftt
application eoc
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2" THE LEADER. GUT
Notssand Personals Of
.!&!l!SaAS9
Q & esR
Mrs. Jchn I. lo~eless phone ass
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Glover tsa club Nrs " cole
man
Friday.
Ai,ruraa cub ishrors
Kconey Noucy ShAA cub --Nlrs.
Rule simpson.
SATURDAY
rhi neta Gamma Mrs ileary
George
Service star fe~ion- p..-i .,saei
one. a, s.
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- Tnrsr m TIE LORD ssa 40 s,rs,
.N1 - shalt thes d4al lb tha lasf. ssd s~ssfy Z
! - shea sh.lt bs tsd --f@ln 81. d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21

Alsw l,nsaA kelly of Als Nowh
hroNa della asf4ta entertained tae
Altar SacstsY yesterday aitemoen
'a fAe sane 81 eAras Mw "a ~
kneiNs eoa ins seore and Mrs Henry
Newman low Mre tariy Nance.
Miss Nina Robinson and Niss Nesa
Kelly assisted lhe hostess ln serving
reflenhmVea
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'e'aer clarsifiea A. 90 Reaaif.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

SOCIAL CALENDAR
Clover Leaf club Nrs " T,oic-
man.
Friday.
Atfumaa glae- ithrpre
hconey Nc'ury ShSh CmD D--Mre.
Kale Srnosou.
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fae me~lnes arranged for ara a.
follows
>ehoei lleu>e and
temigunis Meetings.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
HARDINGSEES
FLEET READY
FOR BATTLE
FOar of Planes Mingles
: With Bark of Guns in
Hampton Roads
80 MAJOR SHIPS
FIT FOR FIGHT
ABOARD TEsE PRESIDENTIAL

ABOARD TLsfs PRESIDENTIAL
YACHT MAYFLOwER, April 2s
Omitted Press) While twenty one
gun salutes crashed. President Hard
ing, as Commander-in-Chief Of the
Navy, today reviewed the Atlantic
fleet in Ha. pton Roads from the
bridge Of his yacht. the Mayfiower.
The fleet. gaily decorated with
flags. crews lined up al attention on
rpotless decks. moved by the presi-
dental yacht at stately speed. on
The Mayfiower's bridge the Presi-
dent. with Mrs Harding al his side.
peered through field glasses from
time 20 time 20 get more detailed
view Of the spectacle.
The booming Of the presidential
salute opened by the battleship Penn
sylvania, flagship Of the fleet, flying
the blue four-star red ensign Of Ad-
r;iral Henry b Wilson. fleet com
nander. came abreast the Mayhower
The fsgship's salute was returned.
and then each OF the other ships In
the long column fired its greeting
as Il came abreast.
The weather was gray with low
hanging clouds.
This forced the aircraft hoverine
over the fleet 10 fiy low. AS IL was
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
PLEAD AGAINST
wage REDUCTION
Railroad Unions Deny Low
er Cost of Living Justi-
hes Change
ARGUE BEFORE
LABOR BOARD

CHICAGO, April 2S Omitted Press
Railway workers presented to the
United States Rail Labor Board to-
day their plea against a wage re-
duc.ion asked by the railroads.
they denied the assertion Of rail-
road executives that the cost Of liv-
ing has gone down sufficiently to
warrant reduced pay schedule or
the, wages in similar industries
have dropped.
The board should make no reduc-
ton In wage rates because there have
been no reductions in wages paid In
th1 comparable Industries. steel and
coal" 3. NJ Jewell, labor leader
told the board. There has not been
Sufficient reduction In the cost Of
living to Justify a cut in wages that
we're inadequate 20 meet living cost
a the time they we're established
Jewell claimed that the railroad
board cannot entertain a plea from
railroad managers for a reduction
in wages unless The inadequacies Of
management and the high operating
costs resulting therefrom have been
eliminated"
The witness said for eighteen
Continued on Page Eight,
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
SUNSHINE CHIEF
IN CITY TONIGHT

The annual meeting OF the Della
ware Division OF the international
Sunshine Society will be held at Mil
ford tomorrow. A large delegation Of
Sunshine members will attend. one
OF tho features OF the day will be
the address Of Mrs. Cynthia Alden.
president general Of the national So
ciety.
A reception will be given at Sun
shine Hall this evening in honor Of
Mrs Alden. Previous 20 the recep-
zion. Mrs. Alden will be entertained
Al dinner at the Hotel DUPONT by the
officers Of the Sunshine Society.
this event will be a joint celebration
with the daughters of 1912. this Or
ganization entertaining Mrs. Clar-
ence r. r. Jenne. the president OF
the national society.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
OBREGON WANTS
REBEL GENERALS

MEXICO CITY. April 2s.-CUnited
Press) President Obregon today di
rected that steps be taken for the
extradition Of two Mexican generals,
captured yesterday by American au-
thorities while crossing the Rio
Grande at Clarendon. Texas.
Military authorities here were con-
vinced that the capture had nipped
a revolutionary plot.
The generals captured were Can
dido Aguilar. son-in-law Of former
President Carranza, and Francisco
Murgia-
II is believed the Mexico City
dispatch referred to Calendaria a
border town. Clarendon Is In
Northern Texas.
The dispatch lid not make clear
what steps wouie be taken to obtain
cxtradition Of tho refugees since
Mexico has NO formal diplomatic
relations with tho United States
Evening journal., 1921-04-28

mite 10 the general tension and thus
does It's little bit Of harm. Some OF
the shrewdost observers
British and japanese - are losing
their perspective. living as they are
In this turbid atmosphere. driving
home on newcomers the need Of inn
mediate steps to clarity the situa-
tion.
And America is always the goat.
whatever the combination OF direfui
events predicted or feared.
Some have the United States and
England tobogganing at terrific speed
towords war on the theory that since
Germany is down and out America
alone stands in the way OF Great
Britain's commercial domination OF
the world.
Others are convinced the United
states and Japan are headed in the
direction Of an inevitable clash-on
the ground that their ambitions can
not be rconciled In Asia.
A third category Of sidewalk dipio-
mats see Great Britain conniving TO
push America and Japan into a war
with each other for the double pur-
pose Of removing Japan as dam
gerous commedciai rival IN the
Orient and from the high seas as a
rapidly growing menace TO Britain's
merchant marine.
And then there's the group who
profess TO believe England wants the
United States and Japan 10 fight so
she. England. will not have to fight
Continued on Page TweEe.)
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
BOY DIES ON
HOSPITAL STEP
Wilmington Lad Succumbed
After Hearing Groans
of Patients
WAS TO HAVE
TONSILS REMOVED

An eighteen-year-oid Wilmington
boy waiting his turn TO have his
tonsls removed az the jefferson
Hospital Philadelphia. last night
without warning OF any apparent
cause. fell dead In his chair
A clinic was in progress AZ which
thirty-eieht minor operations were
being performed by twelve noted
Philadelphia surgeons before about
800 medical students. Eleven Of
the cases had been operated upon.
The young man was 90 be brought
into the operating room next
He was sitting In a chair boz a wait
ing room adjoining the large operat-
ing room where the olincs were be-
ing held. Suddenly the boy was
seen 10 become deathly pale. His
head fell forward and he slumped
back In his chair-lifeless.
The supposition is that ne had
been listening TO the groans and
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