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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS
LIonr mousrKttrINn nooxs ,e

''"hF HotsEKttrf>G ROOMS -
NENiNr1i ". nc Two light hou..
i'rriur toUIus.
lGur hpusckeoping rooms. sttictiy mod.
''n kl''hrn Eud pantry privileges clos,
'tHrr tsf
f't HENr Niooly furnished houeeksso.
'hF rooms. close IN ~ y. Eleventh
ld1iir upt sEkElptNu ROOMS fov
''nt lJi5 fiwood
TWO SUITES ~ nico housek eepins rooms
of ms D.. second
Iiiihn D., iso9--Llght housekeeping
rooms for r,nt
TWO mic" isrEc housekeeping rooms IL,
i"n'i iloitrn tri good wol of water
paoso 1919.
FOR hLNi rwo hrbt hourekeopins
rooms connecting bath. newly dsoor-
1i'l tl' N. Boaton.
LIGHT housekrcping room fnt rent iia
lh""nty call cedar t26o.
TWO latro modcru rooms and rionot. rs
per Wcoh. 21o0 u. Sbth. Phone Usage
LNl'E ltgh room; cscrythinE Furnished.
rrivn'r family OshEe EBif
MAIN. y, 81 Two ught housekoepjns
rooms IN private homo 20 couple ON.
ADMIRAL a. l5,a Two light house.
keeping rnoms for tcut modern.
TWO LARGE ught housekeeping room.
for rent. modotn. electric lights Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

tlrth u, nos Two light housekeeping
rooms. adjoining bath. private home
prefcr employed people, with privileg. OF
living room. beAgo nihI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

WEST MAIN MATrnNlrY sASrrAHiuM
a home for the car" and protection
Of young women. rales reasonable bsbles
director lGl7 W Mair ohlahnna city.
FAIRMOrET MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Tor confinement, prtyatc, prices reason
abe. may work fcT board babies adopt
cd write for bOOKlet Mrs q D. Long
.sl4 T.. 27iG ~. Kansas 'ly 80,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08

Jellemzo jelenlegi helyzetre hogy magyarok
kozi senk, akvel targyaltam, besz6t ''eveszett
teriletekrol, hanem csupan "megszallt orszag-
reszekrol"
A regi kiralysagt6l elszakitott teriileteket csak
az ellenseg alta deigenesen megszallottaknak tekn
romanok, delszavok, csehek es osztlakok kezen de
hogy mikor es hogyan fog ez bekovetkezni, az egye
lore jovG titka Azonban AIT tenyt, hogy vssza-
nye1ik meg eszaktott reszeket, oily biztosra We
SILK, mint amily bizonyos, hogy holnap megvirrad
Meg vannak gyozodye a1rol, hogy az gazsagtalanag
mem Observation-Disclosures
Korantsem szabad azonban AIT hini, hogy ker-
d6s megoldasat yak veetlentol vaEJak. Biznak u
Cyan hivo elekke Uristen segitssgeben, de mem
tevesztik elo jelszot, hogy '3Segits magadon
az listen is megsegit." Mem degeskednek, mem lovol
doznek @s nem palyaznak yeres .gyozslmekre, de
nal melyrehatobban, jelegzetesebben tintetnek iga
zuk mellett iskolaban szinhazban es irodalomban
egyarant.
Budapest tartozkodasom idej6n egy antant BIZ
zottsag erkezett t0bbek koz0t annak ellen0rzesere
hogy megtortent-e magyar hadsereg leszerelese.
Mem fognak talalni elkobzand6 fegyvereket de
Magyarorszag mindazonaltal mines lefegyverezve.
Nincsenez gyakorlatoz6 polgari csapatok, mint
Nemetorszagban es egy antant bizottsag sem tala-
hatja katonai tevekenyseg jeleit.
De m6gis folynak egyeb eok6sziiletek es egy
sep napon megvalosuhat magyarok alma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
Megvalto
Magyar
Gyogyszertar
15 SPRING COMMON
YOUNGsToWN, OHI0
A TULAJDoNos

sajat maga ada el 6 szobas hazat,
a mely csak harom blockra van q
West Federal Streettol, nagy gya-
rak kozeleben. Sarok lott 50x125.
Koyezett utica. Ujonnan festive es
papirozva. Garazs es viz. Ara csak
1850 dollar. Telefonaljon nekem.
Federal 3515, vagy Auto. 6825.
Este pedig 373 w.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
E L A D 8

$500 lefizetese es a hatraleknak
a berosszegnek megfelel6 reszle-
tekben valo letorlesztese mellett
azonnal birtokba vehet6 egy j6-
karhan lev6 hat szobas haz fiird6-
vel $3.50 arban a High streeten.
a Glenwood Ave. k0zeleben. Err
dellodok forduljanak Himelreich
hoz, 6O5 Dollar Bank, Mindket
telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
A MAGYAR NEP Az ORsZAG FELDARA-
BOLASAT IDEIGLENESNEK TEKINTI

Kozel harom esztendo telt el fegyversziinet ala
irasa ota es magyarokat csak egy eszme lelke-
siti "a magyar ilredenta'
Termeszetesen vannak politikai nezetelteresek.
El6gedetlenseg uralkodik magas arak, nehez meg
elhetes vszonyok, Macy adok miatt. Elegedetlenek
a kormannyal mely gyenge mndezen bajok elharita-
sara. A haboru es forradalmak nyugtalan tirelmet-
lenseget, bizonytalansagot hagytak maguk utan.
Magyarorszag sohasem akart haborut. Sohasem
foytatott tamado politikat. A haboruban hosiesen
kizd0tt sz0vetsegesei oldaan es sohasem gondolt a
veresegre, sohasem almodott szettagoltsagrol mig
bekekonferencia oily varatlanul szigQru sorsat meg
mem pecs6telte. a trianoni bekeszerz6des nyitott,
verz6 sebbe hagyta Magyarorszagot.
Magyarorszag feldarabolasat tortenelemben
legfeliebb Lengyelorszag harmadik felosztasahoz e
het hasonlitani.
A francia-porosz haboru franciak reszerol FL
z-Lotharingia elveszteset vonta maya utan.
bekekonferencia elszakitotta Magyarorszag-
tol es Romaniahaz csatolta Erdelyt, Banatot ju-
goszlavoknak, Felso- -Magyarorszagot cseheknek es
- ami legfajdalmasabb - Nyugat- -Magyarorszagot
reg szovetsegesenek, Ausztrianak jutatta. Sok mi6
magyar kiknek csaadja talan ezer even At cit ezen
evesztett terileteken, oyan nepek fenhatosaga ala
Eelyeztetett, .rnelyeket magyarok mindig alacso-
nyabh kultnrajunak tekintettek maguknal.
Ezen felul Magyarorszag ternenyekkel, myers
anyaggal s nalral es szalito eszkoz0kke rendelkezo
gazdasagi egHsegba kicsiny f0ldmivel0 orsTagga
sulyedt.
Ez forrasa hanatnak, alnely ma vezeflo Condo
lat q magyar lelkekben, papoknal keresked0kneL
tud6soknal arisztokratakna es f0ldmveloknel egy-
asfnt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
ELToaoTr RABLoGYIKos

Tiszasz6ll5son kezrekerilt egy Pin
ter Jeno nevi gyilkos, irjak hazai la-
pok. Ez az ember meg multi majusban
Tiszasz6ll6s6n| meggyilkolta psterrei-
cher Mikl6s gyongyosi foldbirtokost A
az6ta kerestek. Most veg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08

re letart6ztattAk. AIT Alitia, hogyI
egy Kerekes neyii tarsa 0lte meg 6s
rabolta kf f6ldbirtokost, 8 csak segir
tett neki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
"Hiszek egy Istenben, hiszek egy hazaban
Hiszek egy Isteni or0k igazsagban,
Hiszek Magyalorszag feltamadasaban!
Amen
CsoNKA MAGYARoRsZAG MEM oRSzAG,
EGEsz MAGYARoRszAG MENNYoRszAG.
.AMERIKAI SZEMMEL

Kapuk hazai lapokat galmadaval minden heten
Eolvassuk hazai lapok minden sorat. Lekozink be-
lolk cikkeket olvasok resz6re is Azokbo erteslhet
mex hazai viszonyokro r'! ahsl
De nemcsak hazai lapokat kiserjlk nagy figyeem-
mel, de bujuk amerikai Macy apokat is Magyaror-
szagr6l szolo cikkek iranyaban Ismerjuk amerkat
tuduk rouk hogy ees megfigyeo tehetsegk van exert
is vartuk Macy erde1odessel Cleveland Plain Dealer
newt haalmas amerika lap Eur6paba kdott ud6sito-
ianak cikket Magyarorszag feol w. G. Howels tudo
s6 nnen Youngstownbol is kapott ajan6leveleket Bu-
dapestre Elutazasa elott nagyaban vazoltuk elotte
magyarorszagi heIzeet es fehvtuk figyemet haboru
utani4Magyarorszag klonosen kuszat potkai helyze-
tere.
Howells cikke most jeennek meg Plan Dealerben
ckkekbol atszik, hogy Howels AIT rja amt lat es
amt tapasztal Muatoba lit k0zlnk egy cikket magya-
rul avval megjegyzessel hogy Plain Dealerben evek
ota ez az elso cikk, amey magyarsagnak kedvez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

CHICAGO. Aug 2s-Two "opcn
fhop" thcat,rs. one ui them IN the
heart of tho downtown section, were
bombed here early today
Neither th,ator WAS badly dhw-
aged. The bombs let 60 almost
simultaneously soon after midnight
Tho thcatcrs bombed were tnr 90.
umhia. iu the heart OF the loop
and the star and Garter on the
west side
\ section Of the rear wall of the
columbia WAS wrecked and two men
eating In "A restaurant across the al
lry were slightly hurt hy flyiyg glass
from broken Ninduwr Windows IN
buildings block away were smashed
The bomb had been placed at t-F-
D'olumhia'E stage entrance. In the
debris after the explosion police
'ound "a note which read
"Thc Columbia has been unfair Ia
organized labor"
Tho International Alliance of The
atricnl aud Stage Employees had beer
having trouble with the thcHtcr, U
was reported
Fear General bombing Raid.
Acting on q Zip" q squad of police
rushed ln autos 20 the star and Gar
| ter theatcr al Madison and hHlsi''
streets \ bomb exploded at tn
| front of the thcatcr Hs the policemen
| arrived, The bomb tore mp the side
walk but did little damage TO IN
| thcater
| Immediately after the two eNpio
sinns, Police Chief Fitsmorris flashe
word TO all stations 20 have all othe
ltheaters guarded. He said he teare
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
HARDING TO FREE
De EBS is BELIEF
IN WASHINGTON

WASHINgTON. Aug a. Relief
tuut President Harding intends tn
pardon Eugene V. Dchs nttor peace
with GERMANY has hcon ratified. pre-
,uilrd here tonight. despite IN" heavy
Veil ~ mysicry which officials main
tanned regarding the cnsr. Definite
announcement was made today that
tho president viii hold up his drci-
sion ON the Drbs case until after tor
NAL peace has been Established
This announcement lead to thn hc.
lirr that the president b. preparing
to rpl,uze tho veteran socialist leader
from Atlanta prison ~ soon Hs There
is technical peace with GormnuN
There Is mo- one In official position.
brwcvcr who would give any inti'
nation regarding the ultimate iaic
uf pcLg Attorney general baugh-
rrtv has his recommendation pre-
unrcd ready 10 submit Go the presi-
don't on call. hut hc 'lntimatcd that
this recommendation is stu subject
to change,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Bonbers Make Attack on Two Open
Shop TheaterS in Heart of Loop District

a general bombing plot ugaint the
theatcrs. many of whom are having
disputes with employees
The Columbia and star ana Garter
are controlled by a theatrical syndl-
cate which operates u string of play
houscs IN 40 cities across the Coun-
try. The bombingS were, " Was
feared part ~ a general plot against
the entire string of thcaters The
name of the syndicate could not be
learned.
The explosion at the rolumbin al
though IL did little damage. shook
huiidigs Tor blocks around aud was
heard five miles away.
Sconcs of the widest excitement
prcvniled I'm the loop" district as po-
lice patruls and FIRE engines rushed
to tho scene. Extra police Were rush
ed up huriiedly to hold back a crowd
OF several thousand which collected
almost Instantly despite the late hour.
The flrcmcu were called out when
/ Il was reported that several buildings
| had lrcn fired bv the bomb at tn,
/ 60 umbia. but their only Job was tt
! stamp out small h.aze that had
started In the alley
The men injured 10y flying glass
| In the downtown bombing were Joht
gowzu aud Hugo Casom. They wcr'
taken to Eosnital to have thcl
cuts dressed Powzo ana CasoH
we're eating In crowded restaurRn
directly across the alley from the Co
iumhia entrance. glass enterinl
through windows showered the guest
at rear tables but no one else wa
hurt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
BIC FOUR WILL
HAVE LAST SAY
ON R. R. STRIKE
Two Million Men Wait
ing on Result of Strike
Vote

CHICAGO. M. Aug g7.-Prepa-
rations for a strike OF 2.00O.O0O rail-
road workers OF the country were
under way tonight By both union
leaders aud employers
Serious differences between the
railroads aud their workers over
wages ana hours OF work have
reached such a critical point that
leaders Of the workers organizations
have warned their members to get
ready FOR strike. and railroad man
ayers are arranging 10 meet the
emergency
A strike vote has been taken by
only me branch OF the railroad work
crs--thc Federated Shop Crafts. with
soe.ooq memhers Heads of this
union have carried strike vote
around In thcir pocket since tho wage
cuts ~ last July. and the recent de-
cision uf the federal railroad labor
board that all sunday work must be
paid for at regular rates. instead Of
ns overtime. unless done In an
emergency. has led to the flashing of
the vote.
The Federated shop Graft viii not
cal strike. however. untl the vote
of the hiF four railroad brother
hoods. on the question of accepting a
wage reduction or calling a strike. ls
NHNfMH NAfHNA NFNNAfNN AA'AN NNNNhAAN
in touch with the railroad iabor sit
uation predicted tho wage cut will be
re- jccted by large vote Of tho hic
four brotherhood membership and
that strike viii be ordered. unless
the railroad managers mako further
concessions
The Federated shop Cfaft have or
dcrcd their membership to get their
house IN order for a wnlkout The
"A A.
supplies uf food. save their money
aud got their local union orranlER-
lions IN strong condition.
Tho al,roadA. IN meeting the strike
threat. have started putting their
shops In the hand OF local business
men and putting them on an open
shop basis. Hy placlng their shops
under the dirosiloE Of organizations
which arc not carriers. the rail1nads
technically. escape rulings or the
United States rail Ioad labor board a'
the shops do not come under tho
ioard's Jurisdiction when not actual
ly operated by the roads
Refusal Of some railroads. notably
the pennsvlVania, TO comply with or
dcrs ~ the board demanding that
working agreements be drawn up a'
conferences between the union rcp'
rcsrntatives and tho employers, has
further irritatcd the men.
Tho Federated Shop Crafts hav'
sought conferences with the railroad
management in an attempt to ncgo
fiptc tho boards ru ing rcgHrdinl
overtime for sunday work In cast
tho employers refuse 10 negotiate
the shop crafts will bo ready :,
strike. Tho men have hcou instruct
,d hy B. NJ 1ewcil president os me
railroad department ~ tho Nmori
,nn Federation of Labor to stay q
work until un attempt made q
carry nm negotiations
IN the moantimc tho hig four vii
take their strike vote and the rutir,
situation will hang ON the outcome
of this ruundiug out of sentiment %
ih, railroad workers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
I DEAD IN AERIAL
TRAGEDY, VCT|MSO
PROPAGANDA, CLAIM

NEW YORK. Aus. VI seven vic
tima OF the aerial trasedr AZ Morgan-
town. Md. last May. were killed In "
liglmate propaganda flight Prcai-
dent Henry Woodhousc Of tho Aerisi
League OF America charged In u re-
port to Attorney General 3augheriy
tonight.
Colonel Archie Miller and -ix others
we're killed In an Eagle army ambu-
lance plane. the machine crashed In
a terrific storm.
..The Flights" Woodhouse charged.
were arranged by agents y; clique
OF aircraft manufacturers AT govern
ment expense for the purpose %
spreading propaganda amonk mem
bers OF congress to obtain support for
schemes to get larger ueronau.lc APP
preparations and retard grand Jury In
vestigation OF apparent frauds In
army aircraft contracts"
Woodhousss presented his report of
an investigation requested by the de-
partment ~ justice into tho destruc-
ton OF government airplanes and 9TH
er property.
house wrote. lie declared that tho
facts In the case were suppressed In
the official report OF tho accident ia
the secretary OF war 20 whom the
tragedy was represented AS an 'act OF
God"
The following points were made IN
| the Moodhouse report
The Eagle ambulance was an cx-
perimenial plane. illegally purcha., d
| without a cali FOR bids.
THE air service dia not need IA,
/ ambulance as a special aerial nusu'
lance had been developed by ala ser
| vice engineers.
| The fitsht was undertaken despite
the warning VI the impending stofn
| transmitted 10 the Langley field anl
| uihcr aviation fields b. the Unite,
| suites weather bureau"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
GERMAN CHANCELLOR
BRANDS ERzbERGER
MURDER POLITICAL
Government to Resign If
Crimes Continue, He
Asserts
u, CARL u. GROAT. United Pres
starr correspondent.


BERLIN. Aug. 27.-The German
government viii resign and take tho
Issue tu the people if reactiouarics aud
their new spupers continue insligRtion
such us i,.d to the murder 10 Matthias
Erzbergcr." Chancellor Nirh dcClar-
ed to-day
An ultmation to that effect mas
shortly issued.
"u has been suggested to me that
i.sle a prucla ~" ilpn ~ the public
IN the subject OF the murder Of
bsrger." Mirth H..id touay. That
would hc Insufficient TO meet this
rontcmpuhl, murder and murder
.Mc mu,s take sharper means
We viii Hzk the people II they de
sire responsible government OF mur
der regime
"if politicians Of the Right incit'
asfasziu4 tu overthrow the government
fhe,. must bear the rcspuusibiity tot
fhcir conduct and Germans fate"
"The crime iu the Black forest, Wa,
undoubtcdh political murder,
President lnrhc of the Rcichstag in
formed meeting of party leader
todus.
~ MAY wcil have serious conss
qucuceE
one Gcrman paper declares tina
| Government troops hrc heing held i
| rsadincss foo suppress any emhry Oni
| "putrhcs which may well arise frur
| the Erzbcrgcr murder.
Tn. forces OF the Right in Ger
| many have been known to be dissat
isned for snme time, and the Higuln
| OF the American treaty has by n
means eased the situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
WAR COSTS FOR
EACH AMERICAN
SIS LAST YEAR
Penrose Announces c s
Everything Sidetracked
for Tax Revision When
Congress Meets.

WASHINGTON. Aus. %. -
War. aud preparations. for war.
cost every person in the United
States nearly s2s each last year.
i waH revealed tonight In ng-
urcs made public by the treas
ury department
The war department spent ape
proNimately tio.50 for cacn rvs-
ldcnt. the navy department
slightly less than So. and inter-
est on the public debt. most OF
which was incurred In conncc-
tiun with military affairs, cost
about $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Bride Mourns as
Groom Languishes
In Denver Prison

DENVER. Colo. Aug. 27.--A
honeymoon that began as all honey
moons should. ended In a cell at the
county Jail here for Ralph Y. Brown,
while his bride, formerly Miss Freda
Bohm, Roedsville. Wis wept at the
sed start OF her married life.
brown wad under arrest here
charged with alleged theft OF an au-
tomobile In Jacksonville. Fla. He In
dignantly denies the charge. He
bought tho car In jacksonville, he
sayA and still owes some money on
a. Brown was arrested ON lnforma-
tion sent Denver police by the
jacksonville police department
Mrs. Brown IN Standing by her
husband and inslsts he ls Innocent OF
any Wrongdoing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Uncle Joe's Protege
Arrested on Charge of
Passing Bum Check

WAsHINGTON. Aug. s7.--Former
Congressman Clarence ID. fandu2er
uf Nevada, once protege OF Uncle
worthless checks and dealing IN
doubtful OH recuIaties invoking tS.-
500.
Vanduzer was Indicted al paltimoge
aud police here arrested aim on re-
quest OF authorities there, lie iH a
graduate OF the GeOrgetown law
school here aud held several state
the late Congressman Newiands ia
is0s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Food for 10000 Hungry Riddles
Due in Petrograd on Monday

(Hy UP I
IL
foodpr kisfens
h
ookto
of sterling
10 ppan~r
he
Of the
or
Thousand hungry children for inn three
mont
co. ooep pcF~on@ even now q
far
nnu."t thc ncN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Many Donations for Rus@la.

WASHINGTON. AUG. 2T--American
foods are being loaded on trains az
nangiK and will start moving toward
Petrograd In two or three days. ac-
cording to word reaching Secretary Of
Commerce Hoover tonight.
Los Angeles contributed 1900
pounds: PouFhkcepsie. n. Y, $500
pounds and other cities contributed In
proportion. the Red Cross said. small
communities OF the west donated the
bulk OF the shipment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Goose Bone Thick; Corn Husks Heavy;
.# Hard Winter Coming, Prophets Say

hard winter oi-crv-
cS a he
sonco Of tbs indie io,na arc;
Mar : have already "a migration s"nttwari
Clouds mayb Meihgnn
y
az pcI,- heavier than
geese Recently ha,eu hscas,tcnc.
heavy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
FORMER HUNGARIAN
PREMIER DEAD

BUDAPEST. Aug. 27.--Dr. Alexan-
der Weckerle, former premier Of
Hungary, died here today at the age
of 73. Dr. Wheekcile was five times
premier OF Hungary. lie headed the
government first In 1905 and later
was four times premier during The
war. In 1919 he was arrested. charE
ed with Implication in revoution-
nfy plot but wan released.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Socialists Nominate
Candidate for Senator

SANTA FE. \. NJ. Aug -''
Thumas s smith whose address -
not given and who is not known IN
santa Fc. has been certified TO th'
secretary of state ~ the socialist
candidate for United States senator
In the election to he held on Scptem-
her 20. The selection was made 10y
a referendum vote and ratified by
convention held al EstunCia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
GEORGE
WARNS IRELAND
To Use REASON
Separation Demand
Must Be Abandoned,
Premier Says

DUBLIN. Aug. 21.---'.Thc situ-
alton le no WORSE than II was be-
fore Lloyd Georges reply came
member OF the Dali EireRnn de-
eiared tonight after Two momen-
toua mectinea, one OF the sim
Feln cabinet. the other or rs
parliament. had failed TO cume
TO definite conclusions regarding
tho next step In the Irish con-
The next move Is up 20 Sim
Feln. and Il wns believed here
that De Valera and other fc-
publican leaders would 70 20
london next week for confer
ence with Lloyd George.
Two important sesrIons were d
held here during the day. The
inner circle OF Sim Fcin met IN
secret De Valera. Griffin.
O'Ner. Collins and Keoeg were
among those present. Whatever
they decided was not announced.
Later the Dali Eireann met
and It's session was also secret
and unfinished.
further spurning OF iho British
proposals meant war
BARNsLEy. Eng. Aug. 27-An
hone Of Irish settlement must bs
n ireland insists upot
Lloyd George. receivins
he freedom Of tho borough OF Barns
lcy declared today.
The British premier pleaded for
common sense and exclaimed;
"ror Gods sake. lct Us sweep
aside all proludicea Britain hai
risen above preirdices, J am proud q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

Highest t-mprra
lurc. 81; 10 " u
e. nm 70 e. nature. g.:
daily rungr tenn
pcraturr 2I mean
daily temperature,
q. relative humid
ity. o Co. m. so
relative humidity 6
D. m. % maxi
mum velocity 20 T
wind miles pc q
hour. -. preNaiiiug
4 ire Ctio n, east
character Of the
day cloudy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

wAsHiNGToN. Aug ~. The
governments entertainment bill for
the disarncmcnt conference viii be
$50. 900. Under Secretary Of state
Fletcher estimated today This viii
he paid out of the 100000 nppr"-
priation Just allowed by congress Tor
the conference,
Fletcher. who iH In charge OF ar
ranEcmcnts. plans to hold large
hnnuuet. two unchenns and twn re-
crptious for the delegates TO the con-
ference.
Wash ngton society Is planning To
have the conference mark the open
ing Of one OF the most brilliant 80
clnl arasons IN iis history. The con-
forcnre N expected To bring more
prominent people Of the world nero
than any event heretofore.
Tho foreign delegations with th'l'
y,rious experts and attaches arc cN'
pcrtcd "a total about 400.