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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
BUILDING ACTIVITIES START OFF WITH RUSH

August building activities have started off with a rush, construction amounting to nearly $50,00o being authorized yesterday by the city building inspector.
 Repairs and changes in the building at 1874 Second avenue, north, cost ing $25,o0o, will be made by the Barge Thompson company. This is a brick structure, occupied by the Southern Bell Telephone company.
 James D. Wilcox was granted permit for the erection of two-story frame residence at Cliff road and Forty first street, south. The cost will be $10,000.
 pr. John Perkins will build two story frame residence at Twenty fourth street and Fourteenth avenue, north, which will cost $500. J. T.. Gilbert will erect a frame residence at Holley street and Burgin avenue. Ensley. The cost will be $2,0oO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the office of the probate judge:
 Dewey Land ard Miss vinia Bur gett.
 William H. Smith and Miss Ella Caldwell.
 Raymond A. McCoffrey and Miss Mary C. Hanse.
 Bisi Lanningham and Miss Nola McCurdy.
 Joseph Edwin Barnes and Miss Ruby Pear Greer.
 Grover D. Hoover and Miss Marga- ret E. Scalf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
J. K. MATTHEWS To be installed deputy grand mas ter of state Odd Fellows.

O. R. b md O G deo of asc To be mmstned gram  0b dped of Fewsnd o the h ansux
  t n tnhh Ia her e mornng oc an ilconhn onuntn3o d W De a he 8 O O h n h f parade n hf Ira o o pr4 ph will ed
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19

FOR SAILED acres of A No gar den land. miles from Phoenix. I'm proved. Must sell at once. Phone 1887. owner de
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19

eS ACRES. 3A miles east on Me peweu Road For price and terms see ithnh Foreman at Farmers Gin. Phone evenings 361S. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19
FOR sALE-AuroMoeILgs AZ
OPER'S ENEWED \ OAD
 -A RUNNERS

THIS IS THE GOLDEN ERA FOR THE USED CAR BUYER-USED CARS ARE PRICED AT A LOWER FIGURE THAN EVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF THE AUTOMO- BILE B U SIN E s SAND LOWER THAN THEY WILL BE IN THE FUTURE. BUY ANY OF THESE AND SAVE YOURSELF REAL. MONEY.
 Maxwell touring, 1916 .....s PTS Ford touring, 1916 300 Maxwell touring, 1917 .. 4oo Maxwell touring 1918 550 Overland touring, model e0.., $50 Oldsmobile light $, touring ...... TOO Oakland touring .. SOo Maxwell Postwar touring ..... S45 Buick 6, touring .........., S50 Mitchell touring .. e00 Chalmers 6, touring ......... 1250 Buick touring, 1918 ............. 500 BUICK D, touring ................. 1400
 ALL CARS IN EXCELLENT CON- OPTION. TERMS CAN BE AR- RANGED.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19

AA~N RAAScf SdH dIll see us at once.
 O'BARR & PINNICK
 no N. First Ave. br
 LOT-50x1S7ia: half block of Brill car line; shade. Phone S906. ds
 TIP ACRES, miles east of FIagstaff. including one two-room house, one five-room house, one barn; about 100 chickens and turkeys; cellar 2Ox50, one surface tank; implements consist of 1 two-row potato planter, 1 one-row potato planter, 1 four-row potato spray, two-row cultivator, 1 potato digger. 12-foot tractor drill, 1 moving ma chine and rake. l binder, disc harrow, 10-foot spike tooth harrows, 2 wa gons. potato sorter, flaming mill, 1 Hart-Parr tractor and blow, and all small tools that are needed; livestock consists of four good. young work horses, about twelve head of cattle; 80 acres of pasture land goes with the place; all under good fence; 1I5 acres of blowing Is already done; all imple- ments same as new. The farm is in fine location. For further informa- tion see John M. Ruth, miles south and miles west of Phoenix on the Ruhart and Dobbins farm. br
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
For Quick Sale

160 acre relinquishment, Casa Grande. at $500 per acre. Excellent soil. Par ticulars, Box M Republican. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19

NOIlCE-I have changed my loca- ton from 13G N Central Ave. to Room 302 Heard Bldg. Phone 4370. New land Jones' dd
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19
EoR sALE-MlscELLANEous

FIRST-CLA tractor and blows for sale at right price. Will take used car IS first payment and give time on bal ance. See me at once. Beck, Lat. IT, between J. and K, east side of road, It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19
Wanted

RANCH AT SACRIFICE PRICE If you have good ranch and want tho cash and willing to sell at sacri- fice price. call an1 see us at once.
 O'BARR & PINNICK
 no N E'iref AN-e hr
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19
21-2 Acres

Modern 5 roo mhouse, garage, shade and on pavement, $1.000 cash: terms easy. Shaw, 15 N. First avenue. bp
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19

FINE location lOt 7jxl40. on paved street. one block from Central Ave: haN garage sidewalk, water connected: Wiuetta. br
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19
FOR sALE-ReAL ESTATE
S2OO.OO Cash

Balance easy, 1 acre. northeast, close to car line. Price s1,200. Tel. 1901. Lightning Realty, 8 S. Second avenue.
 hr
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19

ALL CARS IN EXCELLENT CON- OPTION TERMS CAN BE AR-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19

FOR SALE BY OWNER-F1ve acres. fivc-rOom screened bungalow, garage; terms 7th st. Comeback Road br
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19

FOR SALE-T' East Pierce St. ton call owner, 4331
Arizona republican., 1921-01-19
Watch Phoenix Grow

For sale-40 acres clean Peruvian alfalfa, mules, 15 tons hay, 50 tons baled hay; will trade for city property. New 7-room house on Central. half acre, garage, $S,750; S2,500 cash.
 M. IT. SHELTON
 2l5 W. Washington If
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
EASTER FLOWERS FAIL TO
HIDE GLOOM OF FLORISTS
Crowds Admire Beautiful Displays, but Rush to Buy
Does Not Materialize-Prces Cut in Some
Shops to Help Sales.

aoped for 20 den harvest failed TO ma
terialize dealers made hasty reductions
n the prices. pruning off a. much as
33 l-3 per cers. in many instances o
that they might Eot be left VITA big
stocks on their hands Ons Fifth aVenue
dealer said IN doing business hecsrs-
! have eut my prices. bat 5Iiov ihat
some of the other concerns ,h1t ycill act
cut are ap against ~"
Iust pow tar theif .rcoius vi.i cais
below ths aglIe 81 last Easter the deal
aVs Were not n : mood e estimate last
night.
The demand, according 70 Fif;h ave
nuc dealers. was mostly for plants ard
or these the bougainyiile held first place.
These plants Were selling In only "a few
of the best shops and were bringing
from SIS to ss5 each. Ramblers and
azaleas. ii was stated. were selling -
prices averaging about o5 per cent. less
than the prices of last year. Hydran-
gcas were going at So and sf2 per plant
Cut flowers. though not SO rluch In
favor. were in some cases bringing high
prices because Of their scatcity, Easter
lilies, OF which the supply was !m.sed,
were bringing IS cents per bloom and
single violets we're marked at "a and SO
per hundred in good stores. and in soHle
rare cases at from So to $40 per hCn-
dred Other violets were selling consic-
erably below this mark.
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
VINCENT ASTOR'S NEW
YACHT IS LAUNCHED
The Second Nourmahal Is a
SUift, Steel Oil Burner.

Vincent Astor's new yacht, the Nour-
mahal. named after the famous craft OF
his father that was lost at sea for up
ward Of two weeks in the fall of 1909.
was launched yesterday from the yard
OF Robert Jacob on City Island.
The new Astor yacht is a swift steel
Ill burner Her beam is twenty-five
feet. her draft ten feet and her steel
she'll is OF three-eighths inch to five
slxteenths inch plate The hull is
divided into seven full water and oil
tight compartments.
The craft Is also designed to be quite
.ommodious with a large dining saloon
at the forward end OF the deckhouse.
with galley and pantry directly aft: also
n smoking room IA BY IL feet and a
living room % by is feet. On the port
side are one double and two single state
ooms. while on the starboard side are
, large single stateroom, maids room,
These, like the dining saloon, are fin
ished in white, while the living and
smoking rooms are finished in walnut,
Two Winton engines of the full Diesel
type Of six cylinders each are to drive
the craft through the water. These
speed producers are of IL, 10 and i6 inch
rore, with IS inch stroke The plans OF
The craft were drawn by Cox & stevens.
The christening Of the new Nourmahal
fell TO Mrs. Oliver Filley, and large
marty Of friends was on hand to witness
the event The old Nourmahal was built
for the late Col John Jacob Astor. II
cntedated the famous Mona. When
the old Nourmahal was lost" in 1909
Vincent Astor was aboard.
The New York herald., 1921-03-27

Rikers Island for treatment. 1t is
manufactured in this country. exported
in large quantities TO Canada, Mexico.
Cuba and other countries and then
smuggled back and eventually sold by
pedlers 10 the addlcts. A large guam
tity is smuggled in from Germany
From five to ten addicts a day, Chief
Magistrate McAdoo said. pass through
his office. They say that the activities
of Deputy Police Commissioner Simon's
squad have made the pedlers cautious
and have forced up the price of heroin.
This means in meay cases that the ad-
diets. some OF whom have criminal
records. will commit almost any crime
to get the drug. Registration OF drug
addicts has been abandoned, and only
about two out OF hundred buy heroin
on prescriptions from their physicians.
Selling heroin is crime under the
city and Federal laws. and leaves the
seller liable TO severe punishment if
convicted The addict who buys the
drug also commits a crime, and, II con-
yicted. usually is sent to the peniten-
tiary, from which he is transferred to
the Workhouse Hospital at Rikers
Island for treatment. The addicts who
go through Chief Magistrate McAdoo's
office also go eventually 10 the same
place.
The New York herald., 1921-03-27

Deep gloom permeated the fragrant
atmosphere Or most Of the city's florist
shops last night. The chill wind of
business denation that wrought havoc
with other businesses and caused 4 gem
eral tightening of purse strings every
where had nipped the Easter flower
trade in the bud.
Although In the many shops that help
brighten Fifth avenue and the Broad
way theatre district there We're certain
blooms that continued 70 lift their heads
proudly above topnotch price tags. and
although some Of the favorite plants
seemed TO be making bold stand
against the wBve OF defation. there was
no concealing the disappointment Of
most Of the dealers.
Despite the fact that the shops seemed
crowded most Of the time. and that
many OF them remained open far into
the night there was at no time the great
rush that had been anticipated and ac-
cording to the florists the buyers were
rot as liberal with .heir money as in
former years Even in the best shops
what are considered as big orders were
few and far between, and it is upon
these big orders that the florist must
count for great part Of his Easter
financial harvest.
Here and there as time sped ana tne
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
HELD IN SANITARIUM;
WOMAN SEEKS S35, 900
Mrs. Mayhem of New York
Says Her Property Vanished.

Alleging that she was illegally de-
tanned IN Stamford Hall Sanitarium. at
Stamford, Conn, from June !, 1919,
until May Is. 1920. Mrs. Mary l.. May
hew OF Brooklyn began suit in stam-
ford Saturday against the sanitarium
corporation for $4,000.
Mrs Mayhew. 45 years old. was
teacher in New York public school,
and. according to counsel, she was
placed in the sanitarum by her hus-
band. Zenas Mayhem OF ~ Whitehall
street, New York. Sic asserts she did
not sign self-commitment papers and
that she was not committed through
the probate court in Stamford.
She also alleges that her health was
impaired by being imprisoned with
drug and liquor addictsI and insane
patients that her mail was opened and
read, that some of her letters We're
confiscated, and that she was compelled
to scrub floors. wash windows and per
form other laborious work. She alleges
her estate was dissipated during her
imprisonment.
DR. Frank W. Robertson superintenc-
ent Of the sanitariun, said last night
that Mrs Mayhem was committed le-
gally. He denied that she had been
improperly treated or subjected 70 any
humiliation while in the sanitarium
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
DEBS,S WORD OF HONOR
SATISFIES GOMPERS
Yet He Thinks Daugherty's
Action Singular

IL regard the Attorney-Generals ac-
ton as singular" said Samuel Gompers.
head OF the American Federation Of
Labor. when asked yesterday what ne
thought of Mr.. Daugherty allowing Eu-
gene Y. Debs, former Socialist candidate
for President. 10 Quit prison at Atlanta
and go to<Washington without guard.
However" continued Mr.. Gompers.
ct is not unprecedented, and It Is very
seldom that a paroled prisoner breaks
his parole. In the case OF man
of the character of Gene Debs II is un-
thinkable that he should not adhere 70
his word of honor. ] have been and
ever shall be a petitioner to the Govern
ment to have the President make proc
iamation OF amnesty to all political pris-
oners, and OF course ] have laid special
stress upon the case of Mr.. Debs.'
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
MENNONITES LEAVING
CANADA TO LIVE IN u. S.
Party of So Has Trouble at
Border on Way to South.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
REGINA. Sask., March 2s.--A party OF
fifty-nine. accompanied by five cars OF
stock and effects-the advance guard of
the Mennonite move from Manitoba and
Saskatchewan to Alabama. and Missis-
sippi-nave arrived at North Portal,
Sask. This IS the first large party TO
move. They are from Herbert. Sask.,
and are having difficulties with the Gus
toms officials. admittance to the United
States having been refused 10 several on
the ground OF not being naturalized and
TO others because of lack OF money
qualifications. One is putting up q legal
battle, and is reported, TO be In COM
munication with four Senators.
The Mennonites are leaving Canada
because OF dissatisfaction over the
Saskatchewan school laws and the poor
crop conditions Of the last two or three
years.
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
ACCUSED OF GEM THEFT.
Nurse Causes Arrest of Chauffeur
and Receivers Necklace.

Miss Nan Whalen, a graduate nurse
OF 120 West 1f7th street. compelled q
taxicab driver to proceed to the East
123d street police station yesterday,
where she turned him over TO the po-
lice.
Miss Whalen said she had driven to
140S Fifth avenue. and while she made
a call left her handbag in the machine.
In II were her $500 pearl necklace and
s45 in cash. When she returned the
handbag was gone. and she then or
dered the driver to go to the police
station. There. IL was said Detective
Kerr found the necklace in the toolbox
under the chauffeur's seat. The driver,
Irving Vitrol OF 5S West 10th street,
was arrested and later was held in
$4,000 bail in Harlem Court on sus
picion OF grand larceny.
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
DRUG ADDICTION
GROWING IN CITY
Chief Magistrate McAdoo Urges
Abolition of the Manu-
facture of Heroin.

Chief Magistrate William McAdoo
issued g statement yesterday declaring
hat the army OF drug addicts in this
city y increasing and that there can
be no permanent relief until the manu-
Escture ard distribution Of heroin is
abolished by act Or Congress. He has
asked Representative Ogden l.. Mills
20 Introduce n Dill to that effect.
Heroin. the Chief Ne gistrate saws. is
the drug which almost invariably is
taken BY the young addicts who pass
through lis office on their way 10
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
FIRE N CIGAR STORE.

Fire started in cigar stand in the
Liggett Company's drug store In the
Hotel McAlpin building, at Broadway
and Thirty-fourth street yesterday, and
was put out without disturbing hotel
guests. The store had not opened for
business when the fire was noticed by
two fremen, Edward Berger and Will
lam Ottinger OF Patrol No. 3, who were
passing. They called Truck "a. The
fire was supposed to have started from
defective wiring
The New York herald., 1921-03-27

Shown open and closed. One of
which Is made of tan, genuine pig
skin leather, silk lining other one
(Which slips inside) of tan watered
silk. The outside flaps are ar
ranged so that a charming effect
Is produced Each purse may be
carried separately IL desired, as
they are both arranged with pock-
cts to hold mirror and puff case,
and strap handle at back. Size
inches long. Sl7. 40.
In black morocco leather. with purple
or gray silk lining, gilt or gun metal
trimmings. ................. S15.75
Purple morocco leather, with silk
lining to match. .S15.75
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

of difficulty, but conceded tiaf ~
British position was profounslv afrees.
ed by the posi- Ion ia Continental AZ.
rope. 81
turning 70 more general conditions
ne said 10 that part Of hts nessape
made public N Is evident that ! mar AMI
cial crisis IN America would eraveiv
endanger the IncIpIent recovery rs COR.
tihentai Europe II Is Impossible 81
foresee ahe consequences. Win tbe
continent a prey 10 bankruptcy and
possibly 70 anarchy and the United
states unable q provide credits Of a,,y
sort cwlng, n tefui7s on Il Tia
IS controversial ground mai ~ ~ s ss,r.
i Is largely because Of these dangers
that we should welcome general can-
OF the Intergovernment war
debts, The moral effect would even
be a greater political cbange, and fresH
hope and confidence would spring up
everywhere. The existence 81 fhaSe
debts deter neutrais
from giving assistance, checks private
credits and Will ! fear, prove DIS
turbing factor IN future international
relations"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

Under orders u "shoot to siiik,- The
nags engaged III gnntirc ATTACKS On the
fornier German aessroyofs v-i8 and
sia2, sixty miles ems, * tho Virginia
capes, mud sent THEM 10 the bottom ID
30 fashems Of water
one hundred aah three ailegcdI /. III.
Wa were driven ont of Abordeen. /.
y. mud vicinity. BY eitizpns posses
aiding sherln elliott Of Brown eoan
~. They we're herded IA two eroups.
one sent enss aud the 0tltcr north
Each group was driven about Ton
miles Other towns III the sicinits
werc notified 10 Keep the inen moving
Smoking Compartments FOR women
win be provided Ga Canadian puciile
trains.
IN letter 10 Congress, rfesiaeni
Irlgcyen, 81 Argentina. urged icslsla.
tIon against expectation II gold. He
said the epuntry should attempt 10 bet,
ter rs economic situation hy reducing
commodity Imports nnd increasing ex
ports.
French commission Of experts las
decided to permit Germany 10 pay the
bulk of her Indemnity d France II
goods and supplies for war devastated
areas. according 70 the Paris pstill
Parlsien.
Myron + IIefrlek, American Am
bassadpr, arrived III Parts.
Premier Lloyd George ana Iramonn
De Valera. Irish Republican lender. hadl
ten together IN The Prenler's Official
residence IN Downing street. London
and spent more than two aud hnlll
hours making clear to each other aht
circumstances under which the5l
thought Great Drltain and the paIIl
Eirennn might be willing to seat deia |
gates attn conference table with repre- |
sentatiges Of Ulster m an eirort 10 com,
pose the ageioiig differences between
the three parties and settle tile Ifist
question
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
SPORTING

Eddie gana. manaeer IL Tommy
DiDbaaA the ~ paui light heavy
se'elii visited New York fer CON
seeaer With Tex i,lekarsi regarding 4
a.atch With Georges carpenter enrly
"A eletnbef s;lilbmA has teen snen-
sioNvsI ~ lie iasAi probable opponent
foF Ire Ffenchiaau Islckard plans 20
ftage tiie contest ID The Jersey city
afsHa " Which Dempsey defeated Car
penfeY
Ace tiing - 10 announcement BY
tie Uaited States Lawn Tennis Asso.
tlasiail, more thnn Thirty Clubs already
aDve ni4ilied guF aateg GA the schedule
~ exhibition matches that % belng ~.
rnnkei far agsle. susanae I.cngien. tho
ifeHeh eifi elemQi9n. who Il 10 play
feF 500 tgieFif ~ lhe American Com
.n e ior Devastated France.
a York stats iiuxllsg Commission
sauoenccs alga.hlirisnt 81 Wnlter q.
i.aeks IulsN & voi aef BDselie. cinr
st'cc Jennings ana Ton o'Rourke a.
iNfAssa
1sahY Eafpflfe poio pong 81 Derer-
eNx Ailli VA. eapfaih ~ lie Ansaf5san
lsiia fepgiF wileh Won the Weasctess
lsr emp. Aipi 81 beard sieamer wlileh
TrTfrrfrv is.la-.i-ire-s Sr &c.
cafdlae q chhlpKram received by
W. AiiiiiaFp Teuby had appeared il
every international polo mutcb since
1919 iite n nunter. No other polo
pens has siigii record
Isx NltkHfd siEnea 10 Carpenter
20 'lefvtd his llgbt lienvyWeikhf ian.
res asainst Il suiiablc upponcnt 10 the
sestllsi seek u auA 0eaeber.
.Niilnm r 'tilaen. International ten,
aia tAseNfiou. ald lieYernnx Miiburn.
eHulasn ~ the Americans pula team.
arfisel 1T Hew YarK m sic Olympic.
seventeen athletics 81 oxford ANA
eHu.AF3aac fsH1ls also arrived
Win Il tfotel record of 10000 miles
established, tbs felnuna Davis cup Il
sSfnlS aekfsl ID tie Yalilts ~ d tifth
axeHae igweler ID New York awaiting
the day scUgfo cuina wbeH II VIII be
brsusili forlh fFsn lia wrnpplnes. pol.
Fhea sva pat On display Strangely
cuaiiais Il Inns dame III i,s travelling
without nnshnp ard II to-day Is slnsbe
q ana cleaheut h every llnu as wl,sn
Drt 4 MAS chosen ~ ane example
~ tie sllyeFausisii's aFt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

q y lisster elatman u the boe.a
~ diir@srs u tae Natluaai Cuptts
tiaBefs SHitamsl4a Association, deelnF
VI iysa8 c,Hiieeiahers ,af cut pfit@ ~
saaay ~ tnp ana gAaks a prpat
iaess4g is8iDe NJ Nse.nalp kas
eleaf as apgila4iiicprsnk haL. giving
il.f siass n,ifd powers 81 curb te
seesng II fi1ar
tlUegsa jeil6ais aud manufacturers
eSg6cl msfss naasl buying Decasss ~
tle cstig sFage
ereiasy ii.ssser transmitted fi
Secretary weeks i proposed IL Hei.s9s
Ipii g i,sigail Sos Ilte utilization II
isie MaSeie @iuais tAla4 Nitrate piAnt
slhHr h'ap ~ so yeagN "a gi.saal
os ,i ys4f aisd sash payment oi 81,
V'p.tsu IL laels ana equipment
Westinghouse a.lecirlc ana aluld
fs.fiAfina CnHehs "a l'igssbuggl sald
~ lA01 sanldusvs ia the insg ndnth,
nisssis sieis,ai NHrsvrs
feaf sgVlln iossil bankers ass
Iif.gl tiipg wilN iamnng Tor grain
cs,slts lusreeiiihs s3gtastg9g.
Attorney Dsier4l i,8uxherty All
d mHesi mAn0iarlurs Dl nail sucks at
ihe aiiaugn Fea@i leiiepiiafy VIA
kafe ne suSslaAsHui St56F0 a0nnallS.
Afsantc hiisjaess faces are tliv
greatest Dsea u retailers Today lie
Naiimial snsh iseglslpr Go. declares
I'll summing w conditions an vyer lsla
eenitr5 ii llc rstali 4Adr.
iasoiiee was fsdta-d 2 ee6is raj
Ion % eolonsio. Wyoming and AiAs
iana
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
Il TEST NE
ABRIDGED
Events That Concern l6a rwo
Henispheres laecOrde s As
10 Be Read at d Glaue6
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Photographic Which plctufs
and LssIslsslxs Z. sssls
~ Capitals
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Anla turbulent scene 10 uhlch Ghe
Ne Mas passed and two senators near.
y rlme 10 bls,ws, TIE soldier bonus BIZ
was laid away bs fiie Senasp % rest ~
committee
Japan Il making definite and pointed
Inquiries in Washington couceuling
the cxfent t. which consideration IL
the Fur Easscfh question win 30 Ia the
conference Of nations which President
Harding nus Gated
seetstafy Weeks announced chat u.
~ civilians Aere discouraged ffou
Mar Department employ slnce Maftl
tieaetel cahssilatiols III The allied
wnf Gest iwlve was proposed II the
Jnilei Suites bs Great Efltaln during
the Wilson ptiinlHNnativn Thia was
tstaisa ssinasslY Whom Secretary II
slle Treasury aleliou appeared before
iiis sessae fiaaHve CaNnliiec 20 dis
wns he siaite II tie Indebtedness
Aaa iiliaAs ipr lie Equalization.
Adatleuaf plttleea 81 co.operutsoR
t4siisa wlmHfulou from seserp
8 ALTERS iB ne:hs % i1csidenl ElAr
tRg4 uFpiaNa lef IN International
conferences 90 IlHlsaiipn az ornaments
500 silser WeFiJ problems.
House l'usi ,lisee tnmmlitec haa o.
dtfed Al lnFeHsteWilUn II socoud clnse
IL sih ,utfN slis sbjors wiii 81 ~
determine {te isssis lor fufurs rates.
which sgc ulsIssses ench year under
a new iaM