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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
Is your appetite uncertain-your
digestion impaired?
=: Why the food eat may fail to keep fit

time, to cakes day. You ,ciN like its fresh,
distincfpe flavor and the clean taste it leopes tn
your mouth.
Have it on the table at home and try it as
sandwich filler or spread on crackers. Have it
delivered at your Office and eat it at your desk:
1t is good in milk, and many like it just plain II
troubled with gas dissolve it first in very hot
water. This does not affect the efficacy OF
the yeast. Place a standing order with your
grocer for Fleschmann's Yeast and get it fresh
daily.
Send DC in stamps for the booklet, "The New
Importance of Yeast in Diet" So many inquiries
are coming in daily for this booklet that it is
necessary to make this nominal charge to cover
cost Of handling and mailing. Address THE
FLE1scHhANN COMPANY, 70l Washington Street,
New York, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
Raps Board of Trade.

"The extent and completeness of
its, system for rounding up suckers
explains how the Chicago Board Of
Trade must sell more grain every
year than the entire globe produces.
Approximately from 1880, 100000 to
20,000,000000 bushels of grain are
sold at Chicago annually at value
ranging from Sl5,00O,0O0,000 to more
than $20,O00,000,0OO
"In its constant search for victims
to play the market, the Chicago
Board of Trade does more fishing
than goes on in all the seven seas"
The bill seeks to accomplish the
following principal purposes:
Abolish transactions known as "in-
IDENTITIES" or puts and calls" by
levying a prohibitive tax.
Admit cooperative associations of
producers to membership in legally
recognized grain exchanges.
Permit dealing in futures, but only
in certain markets, IS in number,
designated by the secretary of agri-
culture.
Empower the secretary of agricul-
ture to compel grain exchanges to
make regulations preventing manipu-
lation of the market.
Require exchanges to exercise dill
gence preventing dissemination OF
false. crop reports by their members.
Require legislatures to keep rec
ord of all transactions for inspection
by the secretary Of agriculture or the
Department of Justice.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
Better digestion from eating Fleisehmann's Yeast

l1tIfe7 U1He3IF0' J1OT' co'''6 4 '@'7e''''
Feiscanns Yeast helps all the digestive organs sffnu-
Iatin6 and restoring normal appetite Many who have
become Hstless fallen off in weight have reclaimed
v6or and zest unknown adding Fleschnanns
Yeast to their daily diet.
F1efschn1anns Yeast fresh wholesome food builds up
appetite II helps digest the increased food eat In
addition bsause its freshness it helps your body Get
rid of waste matter has been scientifically tested in
leading medical institutions where its value correcting
number of common ailments often due to wrong eating
was clearly demonstrated
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
Capper-T -Tincher Bill
Is Passed by Senate
lContlnued from PAGE one.l

ting the biggest gambling hell in the
world to be operated on the Chicago
Board of Trade. The grain gamblers
have made the exchange building in
Chicago the worlds greatest gam
bling house. Monte arlo or the Ca
sino at Habana are not to be COM
rared with II
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

@NE single food element essential to health!
We now know that many of our ineficien-
~ cies and failures are really due to lack of
health-maintaining element in food-the water
soluble vitanine. Scientists are agreed that with
out this one food factor we lose appetite and
weight and fall off in health. s+
This is why thousands Of men and women who
are eating otherwise good and wholesome meals
find their energy and vigor slipping. And this is
also why many have little appetite and remain in
state of lowered vitality.
Today Fleischmann's Yeast is recommended as
corrective food for overcoming these difficulties,
for Fleischmann's Yeast has been discovered to
be rich source of the essential vtamine we need
throughout life.
Fleischmanns Yeast is wholesome, fresh food,
assimilated like any other food. Eat it at any
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
A FULL HOUSE"
WASHBURN' s BEST
P0PtliR STAR ms CONGENiNL
AND ~ .ORONiS ROtEI<
NEW PRODI CTION.

Bryant wnshhuru has Boa "A Full
HOUSE % new Paramount comedy
tlama. another ono of those delight.
tullv conceived comedy ruloa which
have brought him such n hipht meas
urr ~ mc'rf "a l'ull iioum" Wun
runariNd hy Alice ENtun from the ~.
mons Ttrd IurhHuu stage farce. Il
Will be- presented lt the Olympic thea.
trr Wednesday
I'm the production Ma Washburn ap.
pears Hs George Howell. u young ntlor.
u'y who gets into most amazing do
Faculties when be- leaves his bride for u
few hours a. go ON a business trip This
luurn'y has must amusing mnzo ~
complications involving another mans
low" lotl'rs. stolen iowclry policemen
rnd thieves Nj Wnshhurus mpor.
pnation .s un'ly drawn character.
Duiiln that brings continual hfonm
of hughs
oppusitr the comedian is Lois Wilson.
the petty aud pnpuur lridinu woman.
u hrs l,rn som, time fiucc Miss WI
son bar appeared IN Wnshbun pie.
tUio. Hundreds 1T her admirers viii
welcome her tack lo the company.
Other we'll known PLAYERS in the east
Include guy Milhnn, Hazel llowcll.
Non Lewis Catherine Wallace. LOTTO
Williams. John VITA. 4 wan Cuvng.
ton Frank Ionnssun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

ihouwud and one phases ~ her mag
uotlr art
The central figure In "'rhc Virgin "
Sumhoul' is Siri. n hcRgnr girl IN the
streets ~ the Turkish city. wild ~ nm
Arabian sicod. and according Ia tho
Muslrm creed. with soul no The fifth
IN the STREETS. While Fccrctcd In the
mosque. whittier III" has gone. against
the law. Ia pray that her soul may b.
clcansod, shr h witness to u brutal
crime aud bocomoa cmbroilcd In a chain
~ circumstances as fantastic M the
Arabian Nights
Sarl's meeting with the Young Amer.
iunn commander ~ the Black Horse
Troop. composed 81 the scum uf Asia
her wOoing by the powerful shcik. her
Imprisonment In and escape from tho
hnrrm her Wild ride across the desert
~ the head of the unlnmcd cavalry
M ARE bat few incidents from story
that in alive with tense drama and stir.
ring situations
The rhu'odrumn has been given q
sumptuous. production by Tod llrown.
ing and M" principal characters are
portrayed Iy Miss Dean Wheeler OAK
umn, Eallacc Berry. T.. A. Warren.
Edward liurns. Eugene Fordc. Ethel
llitchic NIGEL de- Ilrullicr and Yvcttc
Mitchell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
C0R|NNE GRIFFITH.
PLAYS DUAL ROLE
AS TWIN SISTERS
RADIANT YOUNG STAR ENCELs
DRAMA OF STAGE AND
or HOME.

vlvncity. charm u manner, beauty
of face and form. engaging personality,
and good singing yoicc-all these quail
ties Arlenne l.andrcth possessed. Al
~ she waH the wife II man ol great
wealth with palatlal home on River.
side Drive. For u time she was con.
tent To employ her gifts for the dclcc.
iatiOn Of her devoted husband and hei
associates. but az length she began
craving Tor larger audiences ana more
hectic ndulation.
Geoilrcy l.nndrcth flatly refused to
permit his beautiful wife Ia gu an the
stage. and luarrcls snSued. An ~.
arrangement developed until the pair
rarely met except at dinner each day.
ana scarcely spoke 10 each other
The lure ~ the lOotlights was strong
IN the imagination Ut the restless and
dissatisfied Adrionne ana when Fred
CorlisS. "a klCccssful theatrical pro
ducor offered to star her iu a musical
coindey she accepted rccklrEly. Con.
cealing her purpose from her husband.
CIV N'i'hlHfN wv lRN'f N'll fhiAAf
a problem which at iirst WAS battling
The show WAS tn be- trivd uut on the
ruld h',ur" opcning on broadway.
determined tu 80 un with her ad
venture aud prepared tu separate final.
Is from her husband II she should be-.
come pronounced stage myorit",
Ndiionnc sent fer hcl twin sister. a
slrnugruph,r in a small town. 10 come
tu New York and pose ~ Adricunc iu
the l.andr'th home iur two en- three
weeks Th' sister Drina Lynn. was
startled and terrified ny the proposal.
but finally consented 10 carry cut Ad.
rlcnnc's wild plan when she learned
low complete was the cstrangcmrnt
between the landrths.
80 close was the resemblance he.
tween the sisters that Gcuffrcy Ian.
dicth, a'eing hts supposed wife only
ior short time at dinner and holding
little conversation with her, did not
suspect the substitution. hut he did
sense what seemed to him u change IN
the manner of his wife There was nn
Inherent gentlencss In Drna's nature
that she could not altogether conceal.
Extraordinary complications. therefore.
resulted from tn, working cut uf Ad
ricnne's wild plan.
The story In told In The broadway
Public" with Corinc Griffith In ia"
stellar role. The sensational drama
provides the radiant young star with
excellent opportunities In the dual role
at twin sisters to display her rcmarkn.
NJ" talent and versatility
Tho broadway llubblc,' will h"
shown at the Dcandi theatre ON Mon
day and Tuesday. this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

combined into ~ many stories and tho
spectator De- able tu see M" reflection
Of famous mystery rtH"s In the unfold
INK ~ each story The interesting phase
Ut their portugal however. lies IN the
fact that tho stories begin almost nj tho
moment when the complications are
most tightly drawn and carry them Ia
conclusion. This makes q very unique
ana cnthrnlling departure from the ~.
unl picture.
Into Tho action come milliunnircs.
blnckmuilors cronks. thieves. gunner.
swenishop workers. gnngstrrs and
vamps incidentally, many points at In
t"rcst Tor which New York h Justly
faupus have been brought into the pie.
turr which " being released under the
title ~ while New York Sleeps" This
picture hns been secured hy the Mission
Theatre for its attraction Monday and
Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
NEWS MORNING. H. isn-pARr THREE
NEW YORK A CITY
MANY SENSATIONS
WHILE NEW YORK Sill MIXERS"
N NEW FILM TO ~ SHOWN
Mt THE MISSION.

New York. as everybody knows. ~ u
city OF towering skysrrapers. mountains
NJ steel. of millionniros. of romance
tragedy. crime and sensation. Daily II
provides nrw mysteries which hattie the
k'cnost policemen and detectives In tho
world and give the sensation loving pco.
ilo ~ the world through their daily
newspapers something Ia think about
wonder ~ and discuss. IT. mysterious
murders make interesting reading for
everybody who loves mystery Tor mys.
trryF sake.
Even now the New York police are
hard M work In their attempt 10 unrayel
the threads ~ mystery which hold the
murder Of n wellknown whist expert
and turfman "a the puhllc's interest.
one could recall without much mental
effort ease after cas" Of Matchmaking
involving men ~ millions. One reads NJ
the gigantic graft eases. the divorce
irnls tho kidnapping affairs. among the
people of the so.cnllrd Upper -Four Hun.
drcd Oh" learns tho details ~ tragedies
on tee Fast Side. H. follows thu stories
that involve Vnnps. advcntur"sses con.
ndcncc men. g,mhlorp. crooks aud gang
fi'ts. and ~ the efforts IT the police
department IN suppress crime NJ all mn.
tur,
Although the great metropolis also
has Nv decent people because they go
along hy wellr"gulit"d ana sensible
plan of existing nothing ~ heard NJ
them. su II is an N" sensations and
ulysi 'rios that out novels. PLAYS. stories
aud motion picture plays are made.
Probably No. mystery or ernie has ever
occurred In the city Of New York which
hrs not Immediately been incorporated
or reflected In Il motion picture play.
/ Picture producing companies Vie con.
stnntly with one another a. get rralls.
I &c portrayal uf conditions into their
product. Although there ~ No fiction no
strange M the truth. tho truth does not
representation. hence the necessity for
Imagination. by which Is meant simply
the power a. pick this incident aud
I that, and put them together IN inter
osting form.
People who make n practice ~ fol
lowing the sensational affairs Of New
York will find much to interest them IN
a new picture made iy the Fox Film
/ Corporation. Persons who have seen
the picture declare that II viii set spec
tn;ors wonderful II II does not really
present the true solution ~ many oi
the great city's most interesting eases
which the police have never been abb
To fathom. Incidents involving three
classes of New York's people have been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
"rhc Gllded Iily" Coming.

"'rho. Gildcd Idly" an entertaIniI
story ~ a typical New York Salama|
der, with Mae Murray In the stci
iole. win 'lf exhibited nc the Mlssis
Theatre soon. Mia Murray IL pf
scented as' Lillian Drake. hostess Of
pupulnt private club. and IL thu dad
INK goddess that attracts crowds Nigh
Is. She h ably. supported by ca
comp ising Lowell sherman. CharI
Gerald and Jason Hollands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
CHICKENS, T" Me-
MAGICIAN COME l
DELIGHTFUL STORY AFFOI
COMEDIAN \ MOST EXCEi~
LINT ROLF.

Douglas Moi.oan'r lntost Paramo|
luer hiurrnr vehicle chickens" vii
M" feature attraction nt the Minl
Theatre for two days commencing v
ursduy nest
The comedy scintlllhting stors
the adventures and rumnnee ~ "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
"SINS ~ ROStNNE"
Ethel Clayton IN Mystery story II
South tfricn.

The mysticism and romance ~ South
africa. H. diamond mines and the
Wit,hcruf, prncticcd hy some NJ the m.
lives from the background IT sins NJ
Rusinnc." starring Ethel Clayton.
which viii De- the feature attraction ut
the Olympic Tholtr" next week. The
story was written hy cynthia Stockky.
author - April Folly" aud other 70.
magic tales ct IN" tropics.
l;uspnno. tn heroine. has received
from a native woman the gifts IT lny.
ing hriRh, stones nnd of inflicting hard
ships upon those whom she dislikoH.
She satisfies her love fur diamonds by
acting as a Ro.hotwcvn Ia diamond
smuggling scheme. Her desire for the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

est Universal Jewel production. "rh"
Virgin ~ Spmhuul starring Priscilla
Dean. hnN" hccn uusiiut,d n their
uralsp NJ this picturesque rh1iudrimn
which " announced fur upNt Friday nnd
Saturday 10 Oh" Mission Thcliro.
The stony was written especially for
Priscilla Dean hy ~ ~ Van Loan. aud
u ~ said that be- kept her vision BE-.
Tor" him constantly during The months
h. WAS at work un this colurful romance.
The sconoF 1T which ARE laid In Siam
houl, the wick"d"si city IN the world
The result ~. from IN accounts thni
Van Liam has supplied Miss Dean with
u role that permits her ~ exercise tn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

youth who takes M chicken ranchh1
was adopted To the screen by Agf1
Christine johnson from the saturdI
Evening Post story "Yanconna Yillld|
by Hcrschcl $. Hall 1
Jack Nelson directed the plctuj
with hert Cam at the camera. ri
leading woman III Gladys George vi
heads capable supporting east whit
includes Chin 'MacDowelI, charIl
Males. Ediih Yorke. Raymond Cd
non. Willis Marks and Al. Filson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

rt.rU. Of ,h. Stars" hlH new stan.
rims ,,h.'I" whirh 'uut.s tu tine piym
p.r ThcJl"r MONDAY aud TUESDAY.
ln this Thrilling ph,tupav. Nj Nvig
ham. nH l!ur, Leslie. % iiow'iy rufun
meets with giri whose holiness 81
suul ana innocence load him a. "a better
life. There are many thrilling scenes
In the action which are calculated to
hold the attention IT film fans To- the
finish. fairc Kinney. u popular ne
tioss. heads a capable supporting com.
rnnv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
Amusement
Calendar
At THE MISSION.
Monday and Tuesday

At THE MISSION.
Monday and Tuesday
"Whilc New York Sleeps
"wednesday and Thursday
Douglas Mciain. IN
CHICKENS"
Two Reel Comedy and Topics ~
the Day
Friday and saturday
Priscilla Dean. In
It'll: viRGiN or STEAMBOAT"
ana Two Reel COMEDY
At TiiE OLYMPIC
Monday and Tuesday
Thomas Mcighnn. In
"The Frontier NJ the Stars
"Wednesday
Bryant Washburn. IN
~ ftIL HOUSE"
Mack Scnnctt Comedy
Fresh From the city"
Thur day and Friday
Constance liinnoy. In
SOMETHING DIFFERENT"
The Son of Tarzin
Saturday
"CiCIONE Hiss
At TIM DEANDI
Monday aud Tuesday
Cnrrinc Gifiiih. IN
THE BROADWAY ~ IIBI.Er
"Wednesday and Thursday
Announced Later
Friday and saturday
"iI0nri mOpn Ranch"
INAtl DkNlII.E
The kllifurnit krvpi"s'
Iluurym0un Ranch
Movie Cams who rpy'l bon adventure
tales ~ the western plains viii hl,'
ample opportunity tn frai thrlr
eyes next week nt The bumdi rh r
tie where HONEYMOON i;NNIt''
has been booted for u twuduya' run
rrN O'i,i,lly's stirring romance II
he blk Bend country offers th" basis
for the phutoplny All"nr l,uy uud
Harry Mclauglin are featured IN
his fivc.rcclor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
FRONTIER Of THE
STARS" NEW AND
POPULAR P|CT0 IRE
THRILLING PIIOTO PLil. STAR
RING MEIGIIAN. Will BE
SHOWN At OLYMPIC.

Fancy Thomas Mcighnn Paramount
start, gnngslrr nnd guumnn' This
b. th" character h. assumes Nm The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

More than 1000 women are enrolled
as students In the University Of Penn.
sylvnnia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

The star iietolEeuao. In the cuns;cl.
ialion orion. IL q 600 Goa times as large
ns IN, sun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

The government collected Sii oon. ono
In taxes an soft drinks during II months
~ 1920.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

jewels IL even stronger than her love
for tho man of her heart She let's
him gu. l,ut later, the true l,nanno
nsserls horself.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

Good morning Have you got thu
safety habit?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
SPECiu INTENTION

Children under We thus N Children to u
Use plus idult, 10, Plus TaN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Celebration Tonight
Washington Lodge of Ma
scnS-To Honor George
Washington

The annual birthday celebration
Of George Washington By Alexandria
Washington Lodge of Masons Of
which George Washington was first
master will be held at s o'clock to-
night in the room of Alexandria
Lodge of Elks. The exercises will DC
presided over by Percy L. Cliff, wor-
shipful master. These scheduled to
make speeches were J. S. BottimoTe.
grand master Of Masons in Virginia;
Hollis L. Cameron, past master of
Liberty Lodge, Beverly, Mass: Mel
vim VI. Johnson, past grand master #
Mayons, Massachusetts; Fred W..
Dallinger, Mass. Music will be furn-
ished by Sol Minister'S orchestra Of
Washington. 1t is expected that 4
large gathering Of members of the
Masonic fraternity will attend.
Officers of the local lodge are
Percy f. Gift, worshipful master;
Alfred G. Moss, senior warden; Thos.
L. Hail, junior warden; j. Edward
Shinn, treasurer; C. Phlip Heishley,
senior deacon: Ruben X. Schooley,
junior deacon; Thomas W. Robinson,
Jr., senior steward; pr. J. T. Ashton,
junior steward; George ". Zachar:',
tilcr; Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison and
Rev. James NJ. Noursc, chaplainS.
Handsome oil paintings of John
Randolph and Lawrence Washington
today were hung on the walls Of
Alexandria Washington Lodge Of
MasonS and will be among the treas
urcd paintings Of that lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
TEACHERS OPPOSE
CHANGE IN SCHOOLS
Want Supt. Sweeney Retain
ed AS Head of
Schools
PRAISE HIS WORK
Ctpy of Resolutions Indorsing Him
Submitted 10 School Board and
Teachers Ask His Reappointment.

Al a recent called meeting o! the
Teachers Association OF this city, the
following was ADOPTED and later pre-.
sented 10 the City School Board.
To the City School Of the city #
Alexandria. Va:
I'VE, tn. undersigned teachers in
the public schools Of the city Of
Alexandria, have just learned with
surprise and regret Of 4 rumor, to
which We hope there IS no foundation,
that an effort is about to be made to
disp!ace W II. Sweeney AS superiT-
tendcnt Of schools whcn his pres"n:
term expires.
We feel that in our constant ard
daily contact with him in his official
capacity our observations "a 10 his
ability, fitness, and efficiency as Su-
pcr;ntendcnt will be OF interest &c
those having the appointing power
in determining his qualifications. We
further fee! that the loss o. Mr..
Sweeney aS superintendent CT III.
schools Of this city will be distinct
loss to the school system and rcsul:
IN lowering the ctliciancv and stan
dard Of orr schools. We desire flT-
ther 10 testify to the untiring, per
sistent, and constant efforts of Mr.
Sweeney to improve the school Sys-
ten, and TO his industry, diligence,
and patience in the performance Of
his duties. II" visits our schools often
and regularly, and in the absence o.
a teacher, from sickness or other
wise. often substitutes as Il t"acEer
in IN" school, wher" otherwise (
would be necessary 10 close the school
room. We sign this accommodates
without the knowledge of Mr.. Swee1-
ey bcrausn we feel that his loss would
be distinct dctrimcnt to the schoo
system Of this city, and We unhe-;-
tatingIy request the school board to
use its influence with the appointing
power to secure the reappointmert
OF Mr. Sweeney as Division Supcr:n-
tcndent Of Schools Of this citv
Respectfully. Ruth c. st. Clair,
PraS. Teachers Associations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Greeks Lose Where Turks Cain
Under Nea- East Proposals

Under proposals presented TIE a
lied Supreme Council for revision q
ths Treaty of Scvres.
Turkey would REGAIN one c-feartE
the terr;tcry Of Thracc nov held ~
Greece:
Turkey would obtain civil and NIL
.arv crntroi over SmyT'ra.
The Turks would De allowed frprc-
=entation IN slH international ce,.l:~
mission controlling TIE Cuas'a7Ji-
nople fstra-t.
Smyra would have semi aasGlr
NOUS government, under Chr ss;all
c>osprror approved by the Allie ts.e
judiciary and finances wo1!d l-a nh-
der contro, of au intcrl:atioDa. cGn-
mission and ,hc .entlcniarie wo"ed be
composed Of both Creks srd Trks.
The ncw boundary for Th~c"
would extend from En,ns ep ts:a
Aegean Sea to auaia on the alsick
Sea
Greece firmly stands against theSe
oians. or any revision nj the SnvreS
Treaty The Athens gpy@rnmsuf ii$>
o,derpd rs Foreign, Minister >t fce
London meeting Tot 70 Sie-d o:s biz
of territory.
War by Greece agsiust tae T,4ss:sn
Nasional:sts is tbc counter pr9a' -
offered by the Creek representative
at the Coc1cil session. An easy NC
tory Leading 20 a stable settlement
of the Near East question r his fSFe-
cast.
The Greek army n An1st iiJ is
reported 70 stow iGt-nsa ,<sira TO
attack the Turks. spur: ~ ~ IL
iiestions that s,. :: a "a fea7y
set.;emen, ,ray auSr ttsir riJ:'ry
loss Of territory.