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Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
PUTNAM QUINTFTTE PLAYs
 BALTIC WANDERERS TONIGHT

The Baltic Wanderers basketball team will play the Putnam team on the Baltic Gym surface tonight in what is expect ed to be close game. The Wanderers are playing in hard luck and will be short of Ridgeway and Firth, who are on the injured list. The lineup is as follows: R. Swanson and Simoneau far wards; Coady center. Robitaille and T. Swanson. guards.
 The preliminary game will be between the Bantams and either the Y NJ c. A. Juniors or the Army and Navy Seconds.
 The Wanderers have booked the fol- lowing clubs to play in Baltic: Thomp- son, Montville and are trying to get the Golden Rods of Middletown for an at traction. The club plays in Moosup this coming Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
ARMY-NAYY TAKES LEAD IN
 TAFTVILLE B. B. LEAGUE

The Army-Navy basketball team went into the lead in the Taftville Village league when they defeated the Ponemah Wheel club five 35 to 13, last evening, on the Parish Hall surface. at Taftvfle. In the second game the K of c. quintette took a one-sided game from the Lafay- cite club by the score of 2S to 8.
 In the first game, Gladue starred for the Army-Navy and S Coleman lead in shooting with five field goals. Beaure- gard and Potter of the losers shoNe1 good defensive work. The score at the end of the first half stood 12 to 3. in the Army-Navy's favor but at the beginning of the second half the Wheel Club tied the score, and neither could not forge ahead until the last ten minutes of play.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
NO HOPE FOR GAME BETWEEN
 CALIFORNIA AND YALE

Berkeley, Calf, Nov: 2e.-Hope for New Years Day football game between Yale and California has practically been abandoned at the University of Califor- mia. it was said today at the gfaduate managers officer following h1eceipt of telegram from Yale autApFlSles. The exact nature of the fe-egram was not not made public 1o5nag but ans s for gram was received. It is known. how , ever. that no final decision has yet been made. California wanted to play Yale New Years Day at the new Sanford Sta , dium or in Pasadena, California under 1 the auspices Of the Tournament of Roses l committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
MOORE NO LONGER AMATEUR
 SKATING ATHLETE

New York, Nov 22.-Joe Moore, inter nation speed skating champion, was no longer an amateur athlete today as a re- suit of a ruling of the Middle Atlantic Skating Association, which refused to al- low him to compete in a skating carnival here last night
 The association charges that Moore vio- lated the rule that forbds the use of ann ateur athletes names for advertising pur- poses. Moore claims that his name was used without his knowledge and that he is not guilty of violation of the rule.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
CANCELS FOOTBALL GANE5
 STAR HAIFRACK DEAp

Emporia, Kansas. Nov. 22.-Because oi the death Of Donald Davis star half5ack of the Kansas State Normal football elev- en, the annual Thanksgiving day game between thet school and the College of Eur9oria was cancelled today. The Normal also is located here. Davis died yesterday following injuries sustained in a game with Baker University. Bald win, Kansas. week ago Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
K. OF c. PLAN POST SEASON GAME
 BETWEEN CENTRE AND NorRE D

New York, Nov. 22.-A post-season football game to be held here December or 10 with the Centre college of Kan- lucky and Notre Dame elevens as op- ponents is planned by New YLork Knights of Columbus. Invitations have been sent to the athletic associations of both insti- tutions.
 Centre and Metre Dame both have ap- peared in the east this season, the form CT in 60 victory over Harvard at Cam bridge and Notre Dame in triumphs over the arnnym at West Point and Rutgers at the Polo Grounds
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
Accent Judeans' Chal1enge

The All-Griswold football team accept the challenge of the Young Judeans for a game this Sunday at Mohegan park The All Griswold team would also like to ar range a game with the Young Judeans for Thanksgiving morning at ten o'clock. For further arrangements for either game please call Carey's Drug store at ! p. m
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
Pioneers Play In Putnam

The Pioneers of Jewett City travel to Putnam tonight where they play the fast Nightingale-Morse team of that city.
 The following players will make the trip. Benjamin. Faber, Jeffars Leclaire, Staff ord and Derda-
 The club is being backed by a well known local sportsman and games are to be played in Bijou hall every Thursday evening.
 The opening game is scheduled for
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
HoRNsBY LEADS BATTING
 IN WINTER LEACH

San Francisco, Nov. 22.-Rogers Horns by of the Los Angeles club now is the leading batsman of the California Win ter league with q percentage of 39S. Trailing Hornsby ,lre Harry Heiimann, Mission 3s5; Ty Cobb, San Francisco. S79; and George Sisler. Vernon, $50. The Vernon club is in the lead, the Missions
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
THREE STRAIGHT GAMES
FOR ELKs' TEAM NO. 4

Team in the Elks' duckpin tourna- ment made a clean sweep Tuesday night by defeating Team three straight games in its match.
 The losers rolled with only two of the regular members of the team present, Charon and Craney, so that the others who made up the five took the 75 scores allotted to substitutes under the rules of the tournament.
 The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

in the play-off between Hope and Schaefer tomorrow night. follow:
 Hoppe won 5, lost 1 Schaefer won 5. lost 1 Cochran won 3, lost 3; Cont won 3, lost 3 ; Horemans won 2. lost 1 i; Morningstar won 2. lost f; Sutton won l, lost 5. Both players agreed that tomorrow nights match should be 500 points in s.ead of 400.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
Played Tie Game.

The GreenevilIe and West Chelsea schools played a tie football game yes terday with a 6-6 score as a result. The Greeneville lineup: Butts, O'Keefe, le, Wilson It, Comsa lg, Hilderbrand c, Kramer rg, Col Tt, Olsic re, GronslS. qb, Tennent lhb, Isidor fb, Krohn rmb.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
HAS TWO FAST
 BASKETBALL TEAMS

Willimantic, Nov 22.-The Thread City will sport two basketball teams this season, the Eneralds and the San Jose Council, K. of c. team, entrants in the State Kacey League which opens tonight Both teams will use the Valley Street Armory
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
Iewis tn ,rtest1e si,ra

Philadelphia Nov. 22-Ed CstrangIerl Lewis. former heavyweight wrestling champion. and Justin Silva who claims the wrestling championship of Portugal. will meet in finish bout here tomorro 1 night.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
NIONEV

New York, Nov 22.-Can money firm high 1-2; low 5; ruling rate 5 : closing bid }; offered at 5 1-z; last loan 5 1-2 call loans against act tptances 4 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
ROCKY KANSAS DEFEATS 1 JOHNNY MENDELSOHN

Milwaukee. Nov. 2...-Rocky Kansas of Buffalo tonight was given the newspaper decision over Johnny Mendelsohn of Mil waukee in 10 round bout which went the limit Neither boxer appeared to be in distress at any time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
Kansas to Meet Ray

Pittsburg1, Nov. 22-Roeky Kansas. of Buffalo. Y. r.. and chnny Ray. of Pitts burgh, IEhtweights. will meet in ten round bout here December ?.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
sToCKs

The following is q summary of tho trlnsacr0us on the New York Stock Ex- .haua. to P M.:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

when the Arnay-Navy team ran sway from their opponents.
 The second game was walk away for the K. of c. getting the lead at the start an dwas never headed throughout the game. The score at the end of the first half was Is to in the K. of c. favor. Tthe shooting of Sullivan for the Kaceys featured. Breault's defensive work and Paradis playing for the Lafayette's was good.
 Army-Navy P. w. c. Gladue -.............. Cardy
 Right Forward ]. Murphy .........s. Sullivan Left Forward bofdon Potter
 Center S. Coleman .......... Beauregard, lilly Right Guard G. Coleman ........... Donahue Left Guard Field goals, Gladue J Murphy 3, S Coleman 5; Bordon l. c. Coleman l, Car dy 2, Potter 2. Donahue 2.
 Fouls, J. Murphy 1, Cardy l. Lafayette K. of C. Paradis ........... J. Murphy, White
 Right Forward Pepln ..-.-....-,.. t..-....... Sullivan
 Left Forward 1 Merc1er ........-........ Ed Murphy
 Center Breaut ......... ........... Jacques
 Right Guard Gregory Molleur
 Left Guard Field goals; Sullivan 6. J Murphy 3, White 3, Mollerr ?. Paradise 2, Gregory l. Fouls, Pepin 2. Referee. Fontaine
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Thursday, Dec 1 with the fast Knights
 of Columbus team of Stafford Springs. Dancing is to follow all games.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
COTToN
Liberty Bonds.

New York, Nov. 22.-spot cottor steady niGdling 1S4o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

are second. Los Angeles third and sar
 Francisco fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Field goals: Sullivan 6. J. Murphy 3, White 3, MolleUr ?, Paradise 2 Gregory 1; Fouls, Pepin 2. Referee. Fontaine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
BRIDGEPORT
REGULAR COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
Plans Tor ths improvement Of Streets
May Be Taken Up at This Meeting
As Well a. Other Business

Following four special sessions dur
ing ihe past month IN an effort 10 dis
pose Of the improvements TO the Cadiz
pike. the regular monthly meeting OF
the council will be held this evening at
which time a number OF important mat
ters may be discussed II is reported
that the improvement Of Lincoln ave-
nue. throughout its length as link In
the Marietta Fast Liverpool Highway
will be one OF the matters to come be-
fora the body.
There Is also we'll founded rumor
that the councils Of tho three towns.
RNllatre Martins Ferry and bridgeport
are discussing the matter or concerted
action against TIE Wheeling Traction
company and those on the inside refuse
TO make any statement as to the pans
they have in mind.
Need MorS Stag
All Of the drivers OF autos. both res
idents OF this city and others who
travel through the city greatly appre-
ciate tho improvement made TO North
Lincoln avenue by the placing OF the
Stag on the street. but all are agreed
that another car or two of the materi.s
placed on the street would add much
70 the Improvement
RaIs OLD building
Work was started tearing down the
old Milan building on West Main street
yesterday morning after notice had
been received from the state that tho
building has been condemned by onic-
ials from the state fire mnrshafs offtce.
Plans OF tho owners OF tho property
have not been announced as yet.
Local Han Konorsd
Tho delegates from tho Bridgeport
chapter OF the Alpha Pt fraternity VIII"
have been attending the supreme chap
ter at Cedar Point. have arrived homr
William Holler OF this city was elected
supreme vice president Of tho organi.
zation: l.. A. Brookover OF GAINESVILLE
was elected supreme president aid
Howard Interm!lls OF Dover, secretary
treasurer.
Cleared Neat Sum
Officials Of the local chapter Of tho
Service Star Legion announced yester-
day that when all accounts have been
cleared up the organization VIII clear
approximately 5000 on the block bazaar
given on the public squar" last Satur-
day evening. All were well pleased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

otnc- ;Arec representatives OF the min
rs arr Lee Hal. state president;
rhrra< I'rIcc. New Philadelphia. and
Robert NJ. Marshall. Athens county.
The hoard MI function yut"c The d.rrD'
,."ns -" l'crcry T"t.Hw. heat o.: the In
dus;rtai Relations department; Of mo
state. Tho establishment &c: mire s'~-
II" stations vii te one - IN" " pr%s Of
;h> boar! Mr.. Roy states 10 viii en-
uravor 70 have "ne or the stations 10
"t;cd IN Relate.
Seventy One Arrests.
rncrr were Il arrests In tho city OF
Ncllatre during tho month 81 July.
Police Chief \. s Malone annUGnccd
.ast uich, Most OF ihr offenders ;akc'
into custody were up on charge" -! hrr.;
drunk. hsNnrdcr'y and lettering. IN"
:inaa collected by Mayor Charles ''ut-
bc7tscn Turing nc uoHth OF |r'y v"rc
more than sc.6o6.
Former Mall Carrier.
Iie.eu hawthorne. little St Glars
:llr girl run down uy truck and
Killed. formerly resided in Hellaire. Her
father Earl Hawthorne. was mai! car
rer when tho family resided IN Rcllar"
coroner clyde {. Hardesty. - BrodEe
held that Tho driver OF the automobile
was nor TO blame.
At County Scat.
\ number Of Bellaire persons wore a
ST Cin!rSv:l!e yesterday before the
county com miSsioncrs in the Interest oi
Bellairc matters Those in the loca
clifford l.. Bel,, ". J. McGraw and Ar
thur A. Bcckman
Briefs.
Word received here from Bethesda l.
20 tue effect that IA woman has beef
l!cenSe! 20 preach n the NJ F. church
|, IS said this Is ;he rrst time that a
woman has been licensed as preacher
n :h!> district.
Miss Helena Wolf. who underwent an
operation u, the North Wheeling hos
p.,a, has resumed her work a. the water
works office.
Harry Robson Is confined % his home
at Shadyssde suffering with injuries re-
ceiyed while at work N the Rail River
No. | mine
A number OF Bellairo engineers Will
go TO Wheeling thIs evening FOR meet
ing of.the Wheeling Chapter OF Ameri-
can Institute OF Engineers. Home: Al
thar % this city is president Of the
chapter.
One offender. charged with being dis
orderly faced Mayor Charles Culoertson
last night and was fined S..
4 meeting OF the Young Mems club
was h>id last nigh, AZ the hall IN the
Hub building.
An old city record shows that back
IN the year 1876 J c. Jennings wos
raid SIS by the city for taking census
% the local population. His work At
hat time for the small sum showed q
total " 7.64t citizens in Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Mental butterhying at 2 a. m.
A great indoor sport for
thoughtless people

O1edthe sureA why's
to become physically m
capable Of doing your best
work ID to get only snat-
Chez Of sleep-brokrn by
disturbing dreaIns
If your sleep Is being
disturbed by drinking
tea or coffee, you may be
sowing the seeds Of a
nervous breakdown
Do not wait until your
nerves are affected by the
drugs, them and caffeine,
IN tea or coffee. Protect
your strength, VIIantyah
endurance
, Have sound, restful
sleep, and wake refreshed
and fit for any task.
Postum, the delicious
cereal beverage, with it's
golden-brown richness
nod coEse-hke taste, VII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

and the traction company would be for
gotten In n day or two. few persons
rode on the traction cars yesterday.
and the buses were universally patron
lied. No disorders have been reported.
and the residents OF this city appear
TO have decided to follow the advice or
Mayor Charles Coleman.
Interesting Program.
Instead OF regular program tho or
Acials OF tho K!wanls club have Rrcarg-
ed TO entertain all Of the candidates
for tho office OF mayor Of their weekly
luncheon IN the Frat dining room to-
morrow AT noon. and each Of the cendi-
dates Will be called on for a statement
Of the reasons why he should be romi-
mated a: tho primaries
Entertained Class.
Miss Martha Wills was the charming
hostess to the members OF tho Always
Faithful class OF the First Do 2tlst
Sunday .chool at her home on Clinton
street last Nening. The usual business
meeting WIS followed by pleasing
program OF social diversions and
lun heon WAS special feature OF the
evening.
Buy In Martins YsTy.
Following a conference OF several or
the leading MERCHANTS Of this city,
plans were discussed for a buy at homo
campaign to be instituted In this city
IN the very rear future Tho plan sus-
gcsted ~ for the local merchants to
arrange for special sales day with all
business In the city advertising Jointly
and In this manner encourage local resi-
dents 10 buy at home instead OF going
TO Wheeling and patronizing the trAo-
ton company.
Road Hurts Service
Tho bad condition OF the road north
from this city ie the only thing which
prevents the Ultimate Bus company
from establishing regular services from
this city to Rayland. as Il IS practically
Impossible to keep che ars on schedule
With only two cars running on that
line. many residents Of the up-he-river
section have refused TO patroniZe the
traction company.
The Last Card
Hhe May Allison picture entitled The
Last Card probably one OF the great
est mystery pictures to he shown In
this city pleased good crowds at tho
Tenrny theatre last night. and will be
shown again this afternoon and eve
ming.
Hanson Pu1srd
Tho funeral services for June Vir-
c,nia, the two year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Iohn Hanson. who died at the
family hone on Aetna street. Stand
ard Addition, Sunday morning, will DO
held from the family home tomorrow
afternoon. Tho interment Will take
place a: Weeks cemetery. west OF
bridgeport.
Martins Perry Briefs
Mrs. r. ]. Smith has arrived after
visit with sons at Portsmouth and Mas
silon. Ohio. accompanied by her sister
Mrs. Charles Mccain OF California.
Rev. James Simpson and wife or
Washington. Ind, arrived here yester-
day for visit with relatives.
The weekly meeting Of Ohio city
Lodge No. s. knights OF Fythias, will
he Eeld this evening.
Mrs. Charles Morgan Of South Third
street left yesterday for a two weeks
visit in the East.
Kenneth G. Perry returned 10 his
home at Cleveland yesterday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

with tho patronage donations and M
s'stancc rendered Icy local friends.
Work Progressing
CONTRACTOR Tr.maS =. l:tE:0w "f 'h'.'
rlty reported yesterday Ma; III. surI"
turai Iron IN me nov : \n;n"ni .
-.'hunt huldilE VA ""~' ;t:,.;. ',''
aho": all up and the work on the con
Sirurr!nn Of N" u"w n.IIdiuE - I.I-'
pressing nicely. contractor VIM ! :.
man has q ,ar.:" io?c- Of men ~ W.
iay!nE bricks.
Bridgeport Briefs
Amos Fankhouscr OF Columbus ha>
urriHd here for Il few days vis!t VIII!
lis Bother in ktrkw"od.
Tic delegates t. the .klDtG II conS"iI
ION submitted An interesting report 49,
tho meeting held last n.gh:.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank \""i nTc expect"
home following month spent on
.our OF tho South and West.
belmont Aerie No. 995 Fraternal Or
der OF raglcs VIII hold their regular
meeting tonight
Mirscs Christine and Rose Onterdin-
ger OF this city leave his week for 4
vacation visit at New York and Allan
nc C!ty.
Tho condition Of J Ed. Clark. one "l
TIE we'll known residents OF kirkwoo"
who has been ~ for the past scv"r;t
months with complications. was 30
uorted very grave At the tAio valley
General hospital last evening and hit'
hope was held out that he wound sur
viye more than few days Longer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

spending Sunday with his parents In
this city.
Prosecuting Attorney william T. Dix
on arrived home after a vacation spent
at Brookside Inn. Maryland.
Mrs Earnest Cole of Cleveland Is
spending a few days as tho guest Of
her PARENTS in this city.
Robert Watson 81 this city took I'D
his new duties as deputy clerk in The
office OF Clerk Of Courts Lawrence I'm
hon yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John NJ. Turner and son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
The Best FlaEtSf

A piece of flannel dampened With
Chambcrla!ns Liniment and bound on
over the seat OF pain is often more ef-
fcctual for a lame hack than a plaster
and does not cost anything like rs
Dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

Lawrence left yesterday for An auto
mobile tour Of the East
Mrs. Maud Fox Of Steubenville ana
daughter are visiting with relatives in
this city for i few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

let Mature restore your
cofee-irritated nerves,
and bring you sound, Tt
freshing sleep.
Postum Is wholesome
and acts IN a normal way.
1t possesses the advan-
tages Of q hot drink, with
out the ii effects Of tea
OF coffee
Drink Postum for a
week or two. See what
a difference II will make
m you'll
Theres a Reason
Postum comes In two
forms: Instant Puatum in tinsl
made Instantly in tho cup by
tho addition of boiling winter.
Postum Cereal Tin packages OF
larger b1R, for those who pre-
for 80 make tho drink while tho
rDaal Is bang prppareH made
by boiling for 20 minutes
At all Uocers-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Mail Rate per Year, Sc

The l. s Postal regulations governing newspaper sub
rrponS require three months payment IN advance from
each subscriber and rs making liberal reduction
on this class of subscriptions must have down payment OF
81 80 win each order turned in by the contestant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

H,S1i:e the statement of many that
the trouble between he bus Comps ny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15

ment stands aside we can effect com
plcte cilIntion. We agree With
you thnt no common action can be
secured by force. Our regret Is that
This wise and true principle which
your Government prescribes to us for
the settlement OF our local problems
1t seems unwilling to apply consist
entity to the fundamental problem OF
the relations between our island and
yours.
The principle we rely on in the case
we are ready to apply In the other but
should this principle not yield 20 ifn-
II ediate settlement we are willing thai
this question. too. should be submitted
to external arbitration.
Thus we are ready to meet you In
all that is reasonable and just. The
responsibility for Initiating and
effeoting an honorable peace rests
primarily not with our Government
hut with yours. We have no condi-
tions to impose. no claims to advance.
but the one that we be freed from
aggression.
I'VE reciprocate with sincerity 20
he measured only by the terrible suf-
ferings our people have undergone,
the desire you express for mutual
and lasting friendship. The sole
cause of the ancient feuds YOU de-
plore has been. AZ history proves. the
attacks of the English rulers upor
Irish liberties. These attacks car
cease forthwith If your Government
has the viii.
''rhe road to peace and under
standing lies open.''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
STATE EDUCATORS AND
JOURNALISTS MEET
Speeches and Dinner Feature
Joint Conference Held at Re-
hoboth on Saturday.

ytfty newspaper men OF the State
met the State Board of Education nj
Rehohoth. Saturday at "get-together
dinner. The PURPOSES and policies of
the new body were made plain to the
journalists.
Superintendent III. V. Holloway of
the Board. after speaking on Our
Problem introduced DIR. Thomas X.
Rroion. president of the Board. who
discussed methods of attack" and
the relations of the School Board and
the people at large. John shilling,
assistant In charge of High Schools,
explained the organization OF that de-
partment under the new regime. and
Wilbur II. Jump in charge of Elemen-
tary Schools. did the same for his de-
partmcnt.
Colonel Theodore Townsend. editor
Of the Milford Chronicle, spoke on
schools. past and present" James a.
Hughes. editor of the Dover Index, on
school laws In the making" Charles
u. Farmer. editor of Every Evening,
ON how a city paper can help the
schools" and George Carter. editor OF
the Evening Journal. on How a city
paper can help country schools"
Addresses were also made by Roger
Totem. and James O. Adams of the
State Department of Education. State
Senator James f.. Alice. Col. Robert
G.. Houston, editor of the Sussex Re-
publican. and Elwood Souder of Will
mington. a member of both the State
and the city Boards of Education.
The dinner was served at the Bel
haven Hotel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
FREEDOM NOT POSSIBLE
SAYS LLOYD GEORGE

Premier Lloyd Georges reply. which
was dated August 13. follows:
"The earlier part of your letter Is
SO much opposed to our fundamental
position that we feel bound to leave
you In doubt of our meaning. You
state that after consulting your coli
leagues you confirm your declaration
that -our proposals are such as the
Dali Eireann could not and the Irish
people would not accept. You add
that the outline given By our draft Is
self-contradictory and that the prin-
ciple of the pact offered You is not
easy To make our position absolutely
clear