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The Coconino sun., 1921-12-16

Jack Jones spent Monday in Will
liams.
Union Taxi Company, phones rs and
80. = Advertisement.
Ideal coasters, special price $500
at Browns newsstand.
Christmas Toys at Browns News
stand. = Advertisement.
l make those jumping rabbits. =
Frank Zalesky. = Advertisement.
Latest methods in facial, hair and
scalp treatment.-French Beauty Par
Tors, Rabbit building.
Five pairs of mercerized hose for a
dollar in Dresswell Shop adv, page
II. - Advertisement.
Framed local views, dolls, toys,
games, pennants and box stationery at
Raudebaugh's newsstand. - Adver-
tisement.
Tanlac is well advertised, but adver-
Using alone could not have produced
Tanlac's popularity. 1t had to have
merit. Breen-Lewis Drug Co. = Ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. Chapman, who has been here
for some time visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Fred ]. Lusk, will leave Sunday
for Roswell, N. M, to spend the Holt
days with her other daughter, Mrs.
Jaeger.
Lee Carron spent the first of the
week in Holbrook. He believes there
is a good show for finding oil there,
and says there is some very earnest
work being done by people who have
plenty Of money and are not trying
to sell stock.
Framed local views, dolls, toys,
games, pennants and box stationery at
Raudebaugh's newsstand. - Adver-
tisement.
What was the longest day Of which
the Bible speaks
The day without any Eve.
The Coconino sun., 1921-12-16
LOCAL BREVITIES

Coca Cola in sterilized bottles
Advertisement
Union Taxi Company, phones rs and
&c. - Advertisement.
Guaranteed corduroy pants at SIS at
Dresswell Shop. - Advertisement.
Pipes, cigars and cigarette holders,
sure to please, at Raudebaugh's
newsstand. = Advertisement
The Lightning Delivery has lot
of Christmas trees for sale. Place
your order now. Advertisement.
Mrs. F. s. Breen has been quite
seriously i'll the past week with an at
tack of grippe, which seems to be
quite general.
]. c. Browns bulk and box can
dies are absolutely fresh. In getting
candy from him for Christmas you
are assured that it is just from the
factory. And those beautiful boxes!
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Also left last
week by auto for Phoenix where they
will spend the winter. Mr.. Aso's
sheep range south in the winter dur
ing which time he makes Phoenix his
headquarters.
w. H. Norman, who has been work.
ing in a sawmill at Pierson, Mexico,
returned last Tuesday evening. He
has been down in that section of the
country for the past year and returned
because sawmills had closed down.
Handsome cigar and cigarette hold
ers and pipes. = Browns Newsstand.
advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1921-12-16
Orange Crush in sterilized bottles.
advertisement.

Orange Crush in sterilized bottles.
Advertisement.
Big lot fine leather lined overcoats
at Dresswell Shop for $22.85. - Ad-
vertisement.
Read page 5 and you will see how
to save money on Christmas gifts
Advertisement.
Dan M. Francis came up from Phoe-
nix Sunday night, spending Monday
here on business and returning south
next day.
Is your liver out Of order? Do you
suffer from biliousness, headaches,
constipation If so, Tanlac is what
you need. Breen-Lewis Drug Co. -
Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Archer left for
Los Angeles on Thursday, to spend
two weeks or so of Mr.. Archer's va
cation from the management of the
Standard Oil local interests in visit
ing relatives Of both.
Mrs. T. E. Pollock, C. B. Wilson,
DR.. r. o. Raymond, DIR. f. S. Miller,
Fred Caring, J. G. Verkamp, F. M.
Gold and Dan w. Francis were among
those who went to the Grand Canyon
yesterday to attend the funeral today
of c. A. Brant.
Jack Kester and L. E. johnson are
in Phoenix attending the industrial
week program and having business
consultation with L. w. Cureton, bust
ness manager, for the Coconino farm
bureau marketing association, who is
staying there to look out for the in
terests Of our spud raisers.
Nunnally's high grade box candy
an appreciated gift; at Raudebaugh's
newsstand. - Advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1921-12-16

Union Taxi Company, phones rs and
80. = Advertisement.
Ray Rabbit and Frank Keeffe spent
Monday in Williams. =.
Get broken furniture repaired by
Frank Zalesky. - Advertisement.
M. /. Powers went to Phoenix Sun
day night, planning to stay there most
of this week.
Neckties regularly priced at Soc to
$1.00 at 35c. Dresswell Shop. -
Advertisement.
Clyde Poison of Williams was a
Flagstaff visitor couple of days the
first of the week.
"Sandy" Donohue left this week for
Phoenix where he expects to remain
for several weeks. "
Nunnally's high grade box candy
an appreciated gift; at Raudebaugh's
newsstand. - Advertisement.
Francis A. Chisholm, county farm
agent, visited some of the rarms IN
the Williams section on Monday.
H. ]. McClung, president of the Ari-
iona Central bank, spent the first part
of the week on the coast, then went
to Phoenix and is expected back here
today.
Cigars, packed 10 or 25 in box; to-
bacco in l lb. cans; cigarettes in
Christmas cartons - excellent gifts
at Raudebaugh's newsstand. = Adver-
tisement.
Fred ]. Lusk left Wednesday night
for Phoenix to take in Industrial week
and look after some personal business
matters, planning to be home by the
first of the week.
Order your boxed chocolates for
Christmas now, select the special de-
sign box you want and we'll fill It
with fresh stock Just before Christ
mas Browns Newsstand Adver-
tisement. 4,
THE Battery I'D" dances are to be
resumed and it is likely the first dance
will be given New Years Eve. Adolph
Boenitsch has been chosen chairman
Of arrangements and expects to put
on frequent enjoyable hops.
G. L. Fleck returned few days ago
from his mining properties north Of
Kingman, which he says give greater
promise than ever before Of paying
handsome returns on all investments
made in them. He will stay at his
home here until after the holidays.
Ed Rabbit intends if possible to 90
to the lakes near Florence in a day
or so to attend meeting of the mem
bers Of the sportsman's organization
of the state, the purpose of which is
to try to arrive at q fair basis for
the protection and open season for
game in the various sections Of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe p. Wilson returned
the last Of last week from Upland,
Calf, where they have been, visiting
for several weeks at the home of Mr..
Wilson'S brother, Harlow Wilson. Joe
resumed his duties as cashier of the
Arizona Central bank on Monday. He
feels but little effects from the shot
gun wound he got in the right hip
several weeks ago, and has been as
sured by the surgeons that there is
practically no danger to be appre-
hended from the several shots that
went into the abdominal wall over
the hip.
The Coconino sun., 1921-12-16

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
Two Enjoyable Recitals.

Two enjoyable recitals by part OF
the pianoforte pupils Of Nj. E. Coburn
Even were given in Rowland hall on
Thursday afternoon and evening be.
fore large audiences of parents and
friends. The brilliant work OF thS
young people was both gratifying 70
their teacher and parents and showed
marked application. The program as
given follows:
Afternoon recital - Duet, Flying
Doves" (Heins), Dorothy Lewis and
Christie Mcleod; march tkohlerl'
Christina Leslie; merry Ocean Bar
earolle" (Latourl, Elsie Johnson !
"Glistening Lights" (Leel, Dorothy
Cutler; Dolls Dream toesten), Max
inc Phelps; song, "The Postman"
Brown, THE Holiday" Brown
Muriel slayton, accompanied by Flea
nor Scot; 'On the Lawn" tBechtl
Marjorie Holt; away to the Woods"
Helms, Muriel Slayton; "In Rank and
File" tLangel, Cecil LaBounty; The
Spinning Wheel" (Hemanni, Dorothy
Lewis; "Song at Twilight" Williams ,
Christie Mcleod; Hunting Butter
flies" tHirschl. Priscilla Cole; Fairy
Dance (Heinsl, Doris Lander; Reset
Ia, op. 80" tKrentzlint, Eleanor Scott;
duet, la Grace" tBohml, Eleanor
Scott and Priscilla Cole.
Evening recital--Trio, lie Secret y
(Gsntierl, Ils Bushey, Evelyn Dona-
hue, Frances Bartlett; Ia Fontaine'
tBohml, Frances Richie; "Allelina des
.Oiseaux" tMicheuzl, Frances Bartlett;
"Morceau" tHeinsl, Evelyn Donabue
"Fete Champenoise" tLebierrel, Hazel
Downing; "Mazurka de Concert" pes
sardl, Lawrence Pierce; "Au Board
Dim Rnisseau" tToursl, Florence
Scott; "Capricante" tWachsl, lla
Bushey; "Edelweissn tLangei, Irene
Dale; lie Lion du Jour" tLichnerl, al
mira Wales; violin solo, "Minuet'
fEichhorul, Alfred Lane, accompanied
by Lawrence Pierce; Moon Moths
(kussnerl. Ena Moore; Caprice Bohe.
mien" tLebierrel, Lucy Cali; Second
Mazurka" tGodardl. Lucy Cummings;
"Mazurks in = fat" lLesehetizkyl,
Lillian Duprey; "Furth Mazurka"
fGodardi. Clara Lawliss; Robin
des Bots" tFavargerl. winons Crit
fifth: Rustic Of Spring" lSinding ,
Martha Chalmers; duet. "SeherEo Bril-.
liante7 lSponholtzl, Winona Griffith
and Clara Lawliss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall every Sat.
urday night beginning this week. Car
rolls orchestra.--adv.
Watches, clocks, rings, iewelry,
fountain pens and gold pencils at
Goodfellow's, the little shop with the
big stoek.--adv.
All members of the Maccabees are
asked to furnish for the food sale on
Saturday afternoon. The committee
requests that food and articles for the
rummage be sent in at | o'clock.--adv.
Baseball Saturday afternoon at God
dard campus at 2;30. American Le-
gion VS.. Goddard Independents. The
whole Goddard team will remain in
tact for this game. Polli will pitch.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


Clan Gordon, No. H., will hold its
annual picnic and games in Caledonia
park on July 30.
Better get thermos bottle now
you expected to before--don't put II
off, Prices are right now at browns
Drug Store.---adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Leith OF King.
ston, n Y, are visiting for couple OF
weeks with Mr.. Leith's brother, WI.
liam Leith of Vine street,
Baseball Saturday afternoon at God
dard campus at $3.50. American Le-
gion VS.. Goddard Independents. The
/ whole Goddard team will remain IN
tact for this game, Polli will pitch
adv.
"The cause of piles is Intervals
that's why salves do not give lasting
lief--why cutting fails" Hem-Roid'
harmless tablet that works while
YOU Sleep" removes the cause. Money
! back if it fails. z, A. Drown.---adv.
win the ladies Of the missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church SEND
| in their finished strips for quilt to Mrs.
Arkley by Friday Of this week, so they
will be ready TO work on at the social
| to be held at the home of Mrs. heast
on Prospect avenue Tuesday, June Il,
at 2 P. m.
Granitecutters' international Associ-
alton of America. A regular meeting OF
the Barre branch of the G. G. /. A. OF
A. viii be held in Clan Gordon hall.
Election of officers. Una riunione rego.
lare DELI Unione degli Scalpellini
tBranch di Barre) avra' luogo nella
sal dia Clan Gordon hall. Elezione degli
ufficiafi del Branch. Monday evening,
June 30, 1921, at 7 o'clock. J. Mcker-
nan, secretary.
Mrs. H. L. Douglass and daughter,
Nora, have returned from Burlington,
where they attended the wedding OF
Mrs. Douglass niece, Miss Thdorah c.
Blow, TO Ralph I. Kingman, both OF
Burlington. The bride wore gown OF
imported silk crepe de chine, with
hat to match, and carried brides roses
The bridesmaids were Misses Berndetti
and Febuillah Blow, sistersof the bride,
and Nora Douglas, cousin OF the
bride. They wore gowns Of organdie,
with hats to match, and carried white
roses. The double ring service was
used. Mrs. Thdorah blow Kingman is
we'll known in Barre, where she fire.
quently spends her sumers at her
aunt's home, the Lilac Dairy farm,
where they expect to spend the last OF
their honeymoon.
The girl scouts OF the Hedding Meth
odist church gave most pleasing en-.
tertainment last evening. Six OF the
scouts gave the dumb bell drill and
three young ladies an exhibit OF their
work with Indian clubs, both of which
showed spendidly the training they
have received during the past winter.
Then followed a one.aet farce, entitled,
"The Minister'S Wife," which was Civ
en- with real interpretative ability and
furnished much wholesome amusement
for everybody. The program was con
cluded with solo and chorus by
Eleanor Lebourveau and five other
girls, entitled, "An Old Fashioned
Garden" They were costumed quaint
ly and received an encore. The girl
scouts leave to-day for Woodbury.
pond TO camp a week at the Batchelder
cottage, unde~ the chaperonage OF Miss
Faustina Maker and Mrs. Cyril French.
Great credit for their successful year
Is due TO Mrs. Charles Wishart and
Miss Maker, the scout leaders for He'd
ding church,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Long-distance and general trucking
light or heavy. Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W.--ady.
Lemon cream sherbet, strawberry
chocolate and vanilla ice cream, the
same big four sellers at browns Drug
Store.--adv.
Wanted to Rent--A 6. or 7room
tenement or cottage; best locality in
Barre desired by Barre business man;
write to "F" care Times.--adv.
Baseball Saturday afternoon at God
dard campus at 2:30. American Le-
gion VS.. Goddard Independents. The
whole Goddard team viii remain in
tact for this game. Polli will pitch.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

For best results in picture taking,
have your kodak loaded with Eastman
speed films, sold at browns.
Ask for "St. A. Specials" mild, fra
grant cigars. Union made. Raymond
Guyette, Mfr, st. Adams, vt.-adv.
Baseball Saturday afternoon at Cod
dard campus at $3.50. American Le-
gion vs.. Goddard Independents. The
whole Goddard team viii remain in
tact for this game. Polli will pitch.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
Notice

Jumpers. boxers and derrickmen.
branch No. So A special meeting win
he held in Worthen block Saturday.
June rs, at p. m. to vote on the re-
duction Of wages, eight 70 Is cents per
hour. Ballot box viii be open until
o'clock. 50 let every member be pres.
.nt. IT. {. Allen. Cor. Sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
WEBSTERVlLLE
Because of Impaired Health Rev
Samuel Mead Resigns.

Rev. Samuel Mead, pastor of 1.-THE
Baptist church, has given in his resig'
nation. to take effect June 81 Mr..
Mead came TO this village nine months
ago and during his short stay here he
has made many friends, while visiting
in the homes and through his splendid
sermons, which 80 many have enjoyed
Owing 20 impaired eyesight, he has
decided 10 give up the ministry for a
time, which is regretted by all who
have met him. He will I'll the pull
pit at the Baptist church June 10 and
26. and everyone is cordially invited.
Mrs. NJ. Sears and little son returned
this week from Windsor, where they
visited relatives for three months.
Miss Florence Mcfarland OF Barre
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. James Moore.
Miss Eva and Lillian Nedeau Of
Hartford, Conn, are visiting their par
ents.
Mrs. William Thorn and daughter,
Marion, went 70 Manchester, \. H.,
Thursday. where they viii reside. Mr..
Thorn has been employed there for
some time.
Miss Margaret o'Connor Of New Hs-
ven. Conn. Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Susan O'Connor.
The adjourned meeting Of Robert
Emmett court. No. 564, c. o. =, viii
be held Tuesday evening, June q. I'm
portant business. Per rec. sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
JOHN DEERE HAY
TOOLS
MOWERS
HAY LoADERs
SIDE DELIVERY RAKEs
sULKY RAKEs

6ou know ths Guaisty - ths gchn lsssrs
rs1hines = ths hsst On the market 1hrlr
tssiFn Is tts rnnEf stmriF ard GF-in-ths-
rui.ute- There arr sTr-riai features or sarh
one that zoe fNrllt 80 ard rr.s hsfctt
hETiur Ther uin -nEf rnl crig -
tis nuurs fhMn So I'd style uarkiuss an2
UlB alu1aFs satisfy SEQ Ert HHvs Fu1 49,
- On rsrHirx 81 Aarr 80 80 ttEw
AL - 80 rrasv fus yuu . co-s zn1 &C.
MARSH-ALLEN co.
a 2 r,s~rsu-. lee c-4nrs C rssssks-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-05
RENTS AN ACUTE PROBLEM

Secretary Of Labor Davis justly re
marks tina. Increases n rents are 70 a
:.r...,, extent rull.ty5uE tn" benefits o.
lower food and '.rthiug prIrc&. Il =
work:ngman can i'ur'ha-" bread amd
meat somewhat cheaper, bGt has 10 pay
from 80 to 100 percent more for rent,
his tota! cost 81 Il.HG i MT greatly
reduced. Secretary DAVIS found high
rents - be- ore ot tic big factors in tn"
G:Suv'., between tn" h:E meat packers
and their employees II that case u waE"
reduction q: from IL. TO - percent
was agreed upon. Had I not been for
tho rent factor the men would have been
Wiling to accept 4 bigger cut.
Unfortunately, rh"rH is 10 prospect
,ha, rents will go down much in the
near future. This IL due 20 two prinCi-
pal causes: FIRST. tho enormous short
a.;c resulting from the fact that build
during IN" war; second. tho present high
cost &C building. The country needs APP
rrox. rnat"ly 100 OoO dwelling houses
Mon with money to invest have been
AFRAID I" hu.ld because OF the fear that
costs would come down and leave them
with costly buildings which they could
not rent for enough 10 pay 4 fair rat"
OF interest. Workers have hesitatcd t.
build homes for themselves not only be.
cause Of high costs. but because OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-05
Expect Warm Debate
In House When New
Dry Bill Comes Up
By JACK REE D
stan Correspondent.

Charleston. April "A warm debate
is expected in the house tomorrow when
house bill Els, which would substitute
the VolStcad act for West Virginias
prohibition law, comes up on secohd
rraIinG as special order or business
following the calling OF the hydro-elec-
trio bill. at II o'clock.
The provision Of the bill upon which
interest centnrS IS that empowering
druggists TO handle wh!skey. y storm
Of protest has arisen from all parts OF
the state, particularly from DRUGGISTS
themselves. who insist they do not want
10 handle wh!skey- and do not want u
made possible for any druggist 10 nan
die it, They insist IL would lower the
standard OF the profession and leno "
breed lnwlcSSncSs.
Despite the opposition to the bill IL
has a number Of ardent supporters. and
a spiritcd night IS expected tomorrow
when the bill! will be at the amendment
St.iC".
The house this morning passed the
house concurrent resolution. introduced
nv CAPTAIN W. Z. Otto, Of Ohio county.
which would call upon congress to pro-
vide a pension Of SIS per month for all
war veterans. This resolution also asks
congress to mako provision for wives
and children Of soldiers. 1t has gone
over to the senate. where 1t IS special
order for this afternoon. with every In
dicat!on that action will be taken i'm
Inediately.
The resolution was introduced upon
the request OF veterans Of three wars.
who met recently Il Wheeling. 1T Is
hoped TO get the resolution before con-
grrss in time for consideration at the
special session.
Take Up Local Bills.
In an effort to clear the house calen-
dar of some 125 local bills. from all sec
tons Of the state. these bills have been
transferred TO 4 night session calendar
These night sessions will open tomor-
row night: 1t is hoped TO complete the
local bills by the end Of the week.
Among the Ohio county bills which will
he handled during these sessions are the
two road amendment bills. the charter
amendment bill and city prisoner bill.
Wheeling School Bill
The bill providing for reduction or
the wheeling school board and several
other changes in the board. Is up In the
senate for second reading this after
noon. It's duplicate in the house. which
was recently amended and reported out
of committee. Will be taken up at the
night sessions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-05
LOSS IN INCOME TAX

Chicago. APR. 4-Approximately $i1.-
no., 900 less in income tax will be COL
Icc,cd in the Chicago district for 1920
than was collected for 1919. according
10 final official figures made public to-
day by John +. Aniol. Jr." cashier OF
the local revenue bureau. A total OF
s225. 100000 was due from the district
for 1920 compared with ;300.00o.0oo for
1919. he said.
Approximately 465.oo0 Med taxable
returns this year as compared with
4o5 900 last year.
Five hundred persons In the chicago
district paid the government less thap
800 this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-05
AMERICAS FIRM STAND WITH 4"
ALLIES MADE CLEAR IN REPLY

WASHINGTON. H. &. April 1 For.
mai statement Of IA" attitude of me
United States ~ 10 German r'paI".
tons is contained in an exchange "l
communications with German govern
mput officials. made pubic today pE
he State Department. they ar" III
,hc form az meuuranda' tranSMl''ed
;hroueh LOrinG Drr$"l. American hlsh
commissioner 4; Berlin.
The German communication. uhI'u
March -. was written by lDr. WATER
SimunS. German foreign minister. ana
asserted it WAS "rntrrlv clear hoth
10 the government and people 'ha'
Germany must max" PREPARATION I" ne
limit Of her ability 10 pay. bur sought
"cXaminu'inn by unbiased experts l"
determine the extern, Of her ability
In his reilly. dated March ~, S'crc'
iayy lIu.ErS expressed p!faSur" a.
Grrmany's "unrVulvocal expression NJ
its desire 20 pay - The Emit Of aNili
". and Declared ~" United state"
Stands with thr cuN"rnm"nlS OF NE
allies in holding Germany rrHp"nNibi'
for the war and therefore morally
bound to make PREPARATIONS, 80 Tar as
may b" possible.
"Thi, government" the memo
raudum Of Secretary HUGHES :aI"'
"hrncvr; that il recognizes IN the
memorandum Of Dr. S'monS IA sincere
desire on tho part Of The German gov
eminent to rrupvN negotiations WIN
,b., .lli.. 81, , nov basis. and hopes
that such u""ut;atinuS. once F'9"i'''' w.
mn, IrlI to- 4 prompt settlement Wh'h
will at she same time satisfy inc JUS
,,,ir,,. ,r IN, alIics and permit Ger
,. h,,,,afrr,. ~ renew its produc.
h'""S ''i'
tiN" atllNli"S. ,,,,,..,-
u.lud"d III 'h" GERMAN '''','' n,,,.
ton - tho $uEE"&'i'h ''''' ,,.,, -.
solution e ii" r'fIr"'i"h> P,
IL an !At"r"2''"nA! jean, ,n,.c,,,
which u" Ai'''i ''"' - ., an
w"u'i wA.v" III genera, nv ..,,.,
German ">S"i* 'T'o''" ~ ,rc
Of Versa Mes ,... !, ..wnu,d rot
GarYnan government SiEH II WYNN
Nr unwilling t. ASSUME wv
OF II" interest an" va, '\.' ,,3 NC
IN" foreign debts 81 '"' ,,,,,, -,
guriatcd powers. W!'h'" '''
her carArity.' ...,,, .,,
Germany :"Ni''S IN" '\'''''''" 49,, -,
unbiased experts o. - CIV .r,.
,nak" PAYMENT ami $HH0 49,.
ready !" meet any rH"i''S.'' -
pears fcH#lhI" '"r INC or
"""H"n'' ''"d "'''''' 49,.
Eurnrr."
The American r"r.f r"'N'T .,,:.
crrn,c either to IL" proposes '...'S'','
Il J..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-05

Greece is supcrl"- IN resources ana "a
man uowcr. II IS estimated that sh'
IAN ru, 100000 mon int" The nc!d' Wall"
,.c Turks have been able TO raise only
about II5.o0n 70 date tn" Turks have
The advantage % hshunG At home
while III, Greeks arc some diStanc" from
p..ir ha,r some OF Ia" allied oos"r'
crs Il. roastantin"ri" h"l'"v" that this
disadvantage Will eventually compel IN"
,;rncLs 10 Withdraw without victory.
- w.n back by fore" o. arm" what 'h'F
forrs,t..d 10y recalling King constantine
would hc AN ACCOMPLISHMENTS f"- tho
G-ocks that would attract world attcn-
ION.