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Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
Second Meeting Between
 Sir James Craig And De
 Valera Or Amendment To Home Rule Possible
re.nubljcan A. p. Leased WIre1

LONDON, July 22. - The future course of the Irish negotiations seems to turn on two lmportaile points-first, whether another meet ing between Sir James Cralg, the ITlster premier and E,amonn de va lera can be brought about Tn lreiahu' and second, whether MT de Nalera can be induced to consent to a soiu- tion of the situation through an
 amendment of the existing Home Rule act presuming that such so- lution can be worked out.
 The second question appears to hinge on desire on the part Of the contending parties to hold to theIr ideals, Mir Lloyd George. as con cession to the unionist section of the coalition, wishes to save the nome | rule act, and MT. de Valera and nis Eparty. on the other hand. would vastly prefer to destroy the hated "partition act"
 MT. de Valera today had an ovation as he was returning to Dublin He IS expected to spend the weekend there in informal talks with his coifeasues 1 and probably will summon meeuns of the Dali Eireann next week to ex- lan,ine tbe governments offer. The
 conyening of the Dail Eireann, 1t IS
 understood here, would be an indlca- ltion that the offer was regarded as the possible basis for further negou-
 ations. The supposition is that Il fine draft offer is not approved bl , Arthur Griffith, Professor John Mac Neil Michael Collins and other lead CTS. the Dail Eireann will hardly p' !, convened. while if the leaders accep : the draft the sanction of the Dal Eireann is certain to follow
 Among the Sim Feiners in Londol
 no definite development in the hego
 tiations seems to be expected TOT te
 days or a fortnight. The terms Q
 inc poyernments proposal apparent ;, ly will not be announced puphci U without a prior agreement betWee ' Premier Lloyd George and MT
 Valera.
 According to apparently inspire e statements, howere. they are or = somewhat tentative character, II q tended to indicate the lines on whie
 inc government considers solutlc
 of the situation possible. provids both IJlster and the Sim Fein al eA ahle to agree and request the goverl
 ment to amend the existing act rs ReturnA to Mansion House la DUBLIN, July 22.-Eamonn de " 7 lera and the members of his par =, reached the Mansion house fro 'I London this afternoon Great crow to gave them an enthusiastic greetin
 The party was met at kinss.o" ;. whence they were motored to Du an lin by Lord Mayor O'Callaghan ps Cork. the mayor of Waterford, re co resentatives of the Dali Eirear Mrs. O'Callaghan and other perso ct prominent in Republican circles. r ,, On his arrival at the Mansi Y house. MT. de Valera, assisted Michael Collins and Arthur Griffi s,, held a brief reception
 s,'t MT de Valera. addressing 'ss . crowd outside, declared that If 'es people acted in the future as II .n .,so had during the last two years, IT m .ns would not need to talk about IT. .r sl dom; they would have it.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
PUTS HIP POCKET FLASK
In CLASS WITH PISTOL

NEW YORK. April LITTLE man
who carries a hip pocket nash con-
tsining alcoholic liquor was pisssl
In the same class with the man who
carries gun or dirk by John A.
Leach, FIRST deputy police commis-
sioner. who has charge of police on
forcement of the new state dry law
here.
"Anyoas carrying liquor" he said.
'is just as much q vtolator of the
law ~ one who carries . pistol"
Detectives ALI over the city are
continuing their raids upon saloons
arrests. In Brooklyn alone there
were forty-one alleged violators ap-
pretended. A special force was busy
In the appeals bureau of the district
attorneys office preparing to present
liquor cases to the grand jury.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

terday afternoon Immediately after
the judges announced they had found
him not guilty Of criminal assault on
Miss Delsie Tweedale, sixteen years
old, of Catonsville, Baltimore county.
RUSH For NEGRO.
The scream Of Mas Tweedale, He
Is guiityr' was tho signal for a rush
on the negr6 Only after the county
sherifr and other OFFICERS sprang to
his assistance was he got out of the
courthouse and over to the Jail.
Last night he WAS taken to South
Mountain. near Middistown. and re-
leased.
After tho negro had been removed
from the courtroom the Tweedale fam
lily Is reported to have turned its at
tention to c. Gus Grason and Elmer
II. Halle. of Towson. attorneys for
Dorsey.
81 hope you have q daughter at
tackled by a negro" one of the women
is said to have shouted at Gra-on.
as the two men, who had rot
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
WEEKS ASKS OFFICERS
FOR UNIFORM CHANGES

Preliminary steps for changes in
the uniform regulations OF the United
States army have been taken by Sec
retary of War Weeks.
The Secretary announced today
that he has asked all corps area
commanders to consult their officers
with regard to uniform changes. The
Secretary said he personally favored
a reduction of the numbeD OF various
kinds OF uniforms an officer Is re-
juired to have.
Secretary Weeks said he secs many
reasons for permitting officer, TO
wear civilian garb when off duty.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
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There is no false stimulation In
Father Johns Medicine. 1t is pure
wholesome nourishmcnt. Guaranteed
free from alcohol or dangero rs drugs,
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

Police Marshal stansbury. of Bal.i-
more county. to accompany thsT.
were leaving their rooms at the City
Hotel. two women members Of the
family are said to have met them In
the corridor and denounced them. BY
q ruse of Marshal Stansbury the at
torneys were got out of q rear door
of the hotel before any serious dem
onstrstion against them had q chance
to develop.
The verdict of the court was de-
nounced. members of the Tweedsle
family saying II was an outrage"
FATHER MAKES THREAT.
As he was going out. Marcus 8.
Tweedale, father of Miss Twssdale.
10 reported by witnesses to have
shouted:
"Pn get the nigger and kill him
yet"
Dorsey was hurried cut into an au-
tomobile. surrounded by officers. and
started toward the jail. A crowd num-
tering thirty or forty persons fol-
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

nor can we predict what 1t may lead
to.
Here in America we feel that we
can trust to the good sense of the peo-
pie to prevent a spread of intoier-
ance. England has always showed
the same broad spirit toward the Jew
as America. In France anti-Semittsm
dwindled after the Dreyfuss AFFAIR.
Germany was never liberal In its
treatment of the Jews, but 1T was not
guilty of Jewish pogroms until re-
Gently. The anti-Jewish protocols are
of Russian origin dating from the
time of the Car. but we feel that, II
the full facts were revealed. they
would show that the present anti
Semitic wave is of German origin.
CONCESSIONS IN POLAND.
The new Polish constitution prom
ises a more liberal attitude toward
the Jews, but the people of a coun-
try do not always live up to their
constitution.
"In Russia the case OF the Jews Is
one Of jumping from the frying pan
into the fire. The great majority of
the Jews in Russia belonged to the
bcurgeoisie when the czar was over
thrown. They have suffered at the
hands of the Soviet government, not
as Jews, but as members of the
bourgeoisie class. There has been no
religious persecution of the Jews un-
Ger the Soviet government"
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

lowing this down the street. making
threats against the negroes life. He
vas finally brought to the jail and
locked up there As q precaution
against the crowd.
Dorsey was put on the stand today
and denied his guilt. He appeared
cmiling and confident. He said he was
In bed asleep at his home. 1924 Mo-
Culloh street, Baltimore. at the time
the assault occurred on November 3.
A colored woman corroborated this.
Miss ,Tweedale previously had iden-
tined Dorsey. mainly by his voice,
which she declared she would know
anywhere.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

That's phat "Hahn's" think of this
liue Boys organization and of the
"Kiwanis" Clubs pledge to raise
$40 900 for Boy Scout Dork this yaer!
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Dry Agents Now Have to
Dig Up Own Cash for
Rum Purchases

"Dry" law agents can no longer
use Government funds in buying
"booze" from bootleggers.
There's a reason. Funds to cap
ture bootleggers are almost ex-
hausted. The dry enforcement per-
minimum, and expenditures are be-
sonnel has been cut to the lowest
ing trimmed.
Enforcement agents complain
that II they are forced to get evil
dence by making purchases of liquor
from traffickers out OF their own
pocket, they will be handicapped.
Few OF them can wait many months
to be reimbursed.
Federal agents heretofore have
made most of their cases upon d.
rect sales made to them by whiskey
vendors. A big portion of the cost
Of prohibition for the last year was
spent obtaining evidence by this
method.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Immiqrants Well Off.

OTTAWA, Ontario, Apt, 13-Ac'
cording to government fgures. each
Of the 1886 immigrants from the
United States in 1920 brought with
him an average wealth IN cash and
effects Of S3T1.77. The total wealth
of United States immigr at'on for 'ht
twelve months was $1S.166,962.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
TERMED
GERMAN DUPE
Rabbi CaIisch Suspects Prus.
sian Influence in Anti
Semitic Propaganda.
By MILDRED MORRIS.
Internat tional News Service.


!. Investigation of anti-Jewish prop
aganda in the United States may
show Henry Ford a "dupe of Prus-
sian monarchist Junkers," accord
ing to the opinion expressed today
by Rabbi Edward N. Calisch, Of
Richmond, Va, Jewish leader and
vice president of the central confer
ence of rabbis, now in session here.
FEAR GERMAN INFLUENCE.
1--WE have no exact proof, but our
theory is that Henry Ford's anti-Jew-
ish propaganda is inspired by the
PIussian monarchist junkers in effort
to shift responsibility for the last
war from Germany to the Jews and
that the money behind other propa-
ganda of this nature comes from the
same source" DR.. Calisch said in an
interview.
"This is not to be taken as a
charge that Ford is an agent of the
German monarchists. We believe he
is simply dupe."
DR.. Calish said IL was a Jewess,
Rosika Schwimmer. Hungarian rad
ical and feminist, who persuaded
Ford to organize his peace ship" ex-
petition. o.
at may be that his resentment
against her for getting him into that
foolish venture blossomed out in re-
sentiment against the entire Jewish
lace. She was undoubtedly an agent
Of the Central Powers" DIR. Calisch
ADDED
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
MOB SUSPECT
ON ACQU|TTAL
Scream of Girl Starts Rush on
Man Cleared by Judges Of
Attack on Her.

FREDERICK, Nd, April 49,
Charles Henry Dorsey, negro. was
attacked and beaten by crowd Of
spectators in the circuit court yes
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Vancouver Is Booming.
VANCOUVER,

VANCOUVER. BFittsh Columbia,
April 13.-vancouver's population In
creased by 14.oO0 last year, making q
total at the present time Of 123, ,06O.
The death rate In 1920 was 13.18 per
thousand, decrease of per cent, and
the birth rate 27.25 per thousand. an
increase of 3 per cent.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
DESCRIBES CONDITION.

Discussing the present condition n
and the future of the people, DR..
Calisch described the position of the
Jew today as uncertain"
This anti-Semitic agitation Is
worldwide" he said. What effect
propaganda, such as Ford is spreading
in his paper. is having we cannot toll.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Record Lobster Shipment.

YARMOUTH, Nova Scotia, April 13.
Tho record lobster shipment OF the
season was recently shipped from this
port by the steamer Prince Arthus
for Boston.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
wHY cLERK WAS POLITE

The dapper young man with the patent leather hair and miniature mustache was politeness personitied. The girl couldn't seem to decide just what she wanted. so he obigngly pulled ont about every ything there was behind his counter and offered to fetch her anything else in the store she thought she might like to look at But after gazing around a bit in a semi detached fashion she departed with out making any purchase. The young man cheerfully commenced putting ms stock to rights without even a glance at the departing girl. for she was not pretty.
 The elderly man nearby who nag witnessed the proceedings approached the young man and said: By gad, ST. it does my heart good to see courtesy such as yours and III bet Miss Grey Appreciated it immensely
 Miss Greyl" echoed the young man in chagrin. "Aw. rats. and l thought she was the boss daughterl"
 whereafter a deep scowl enveloped his classic features and the stock lcane in for an awful slamming | eround.-Now York Sun.
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 New York state registered 65S,165 motor vehicles turing 1920.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
Haynes Speedster
 Exemplifies Vigor

For the youth. the sportsman. the clubman. the golfer tho saelsman the athletic type. and tho rest who are de- sirOus of riding in a distinctly now style of car, with new thrills and new sensations. tho new 1921 Haynes Special Speedster. which composes part of the Haynes exhibit at the auto mobile show, fulfills the many expec- tations to a new degree of enjoyment and satisfaction.
 The long, sweeping, unbro<en lines of the 132-inch chassis reflect the ninbleness and responsiveness of it's action and the unusual roadability. The high. naughty hood commands the road and heralds the mighty power of the famous Haynes motor. Unlike the design of the majority of cars, the Speedster has individual lenders. Each front fender is equipped with special leather splash flap. The aluminuia steps are also of the individual desigil but vet are large enough for comic in entering and alighting
 Six wire wheels are regular equip ment. Two of the wire wheels arc carried at the front-one on each side. This method of carrying and display ing the extra wheels Is novel as well as beng correct, according to the ad- vanced mode. The wide, swinging doors open to an inviting cOmpart- ment. where the driving controls are conveniently arranged. The two-pas- senger seat is soft and resilient, be- cause of the use of flexible body-con- forming springs. There is also an arm rest at each side of the seat.
 Beautiful Spanish leather with it's characteristic pattern is used for the upholstery. The all aluminium wind shield is ral0ishly low and uitea; Shureloc wind deflectors, as standaro equipment, add greatly to the driv- ing comfort fin many ways TWO rear vision mirrors signal both rider and driver. enabling the occupants to see to the rear at all times. In the rear deck of the Speedster there are two large carrying spaces. Directly back of the seat in the rear deck is the smaller compartment with a door on each side. The main carrying space Is unusually large and win accom- modate travelling bags and a great many other bulxier things which it has heretofore been impossible to take on account of lack of room.
 As a finishing touch to the beauty of the Speedster, Haynes engineers have designed an attractive top made of khaki. that cozily shelters the rid- CTS The Speedster. too. has the new metallic instrument board. which is one of the outstanding features of the new 1921 cars. To start the Speedstel you simply derress the small left lever on the instrument board, and the velvety-powered Haynes engine. with
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
JACK NOLAN WILL HAVE TO TAKE A SIX ft0NTsfS PEST AFTER THIS SALE $ OVER
Woln1ar7's Sale SholUs
 Splendid Results

The most gratifying results are at tending Jack Wolman's sale of used cars, which started last Thursday. Hundreds have attended the sale to date, and this fact shows very clearly that money tightness vanishes quickly when the public is convinced that their , dollar will buy the maximum amount of goods
 Wolman states that this sale is for the purpose of raising cash, inasmuch as he does not desire to repossess any cars upon which back payments have piled up. He is very proud of the fact that he has only repossessed one car since starting in the automobile busi- ness in Phoenix.
 Among the cars in stock which are being put on sale are many that are very high grade. and in exceptionally good shape. There have been num- Der of these sold during the sale so far, as well as the low-priced light cars, of which he had splendid selection.
 we were delightfully."- surprised at the large number of people who have called to see the cars we have on sale. Our place has been crowded every day since we announced the sale. and our statesmen have been kept on the jump" ! he says. This old bunk about people not having any money has been ex- tploded. All people want is to be shown
 tho maximum amount of car they can buy with their money. I am glad to
 say that we showed several people to their entire satisfaction. and they are now driving cars purchased from us.
 So far as I can see, there is just as 1 much money in the Salt River valley as there was last year and the year be-
 fore, but people are simply making Il buy more than they did then
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
nlAME coI ns nM sAoRT sKIRTs

Short skirts worn by women ana stockings that leave the knees bare on children are blamed by several medical authorities for the prevalence of colds this season. Cases of Hue have in creased slightly and Dr. F. ;. cope land. health commissioner, eNpects at least n mild epidemic of the disease the first two months of the new year. The sush following the recent snow
 storm was blamed for the new cases
 reported.
 "These short stockings worn Dy the
 young children are absolutely dan gerous" said one health expert. II is n foolish style. some folks tnlnk 1t toughens children but l doubt IT,
 The delicaTe tissues of the knee are exposed to the cold winds and the entire body is chilled.
 'sThe women wear furs. But they nre for ornamentation not for pro- lection against the cold They clothe i their bodies and leave their necks ana limbs virtually bare short skirts and exposed necks and knees cause more colds and pneumonia than most persons realize Of cous-~ poor ven- l tlatiou and ovcrcrowded quarters supply their quota to the ranks of
 the sick. but when we eater less 10 fashion the health of the nation will
 be improved New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

The first automobile exhibition in Winnipeg will be held February ID to 10. It will be known as the Western Canada Automobile Show
 "Oh. mummy" said Susie. turning over her slice, which Is the front of s?T-London Mail.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

its dependable force and strength in reserve. Is quickly in motion Ine
 Speedstcr which is mounted upon tie Ifavnes chassis. Is manufactured in
 both the six and twelve cylinder styles.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
1919 FORD TOURING
1920 FORD SEDAN

Almost new: hasn't been run more tha
 soc miles. All kinds of extras. incIudin radius rods. motometer and shock ah sorhers Certainly big bargain fe somebody. Absolutely guaranteed perfec I.,l1 Eonnsr ....ls pFl9e sss0 S74!
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

New York state registered 65S,165 motor vehicles turing 1920.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

Absolutely the finest hair nets that
we are able to purchase. Large, strong,
and absolutely guaranteed by us.
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The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
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The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
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The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

Ends chap absolutely. Also dry
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The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
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The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
SALVATION ARMY NEEDS
$4,000 TO FEED POOR
Children. Too. Are to he Provided
for-WilI Rrrri,c Toys md
Candy.

II the 600 needy families, compris-
inc 5000 People. :" whom the Rich
mond corps OF tn" Salvation Army
hopes la supply Christmas dinners
are not to bc disappointed, those who
recently received letters OF ar,- /
from Adjutant ram Kaiser are asked
TO reply immediately Ia headquarters
at 80" Fast Broad street. At least
S3.o00 j. required for this work. AZ.
in addition To- the food the children
Of these failicS are given toys and
candy, for otherwise Santa Claus
would pass them 10y.
destitute people can always OBJ
tain a meal and bod 10y applying to
headquarters and, when possible. .m-
rloym"nt is found. for tn. needy.
clothing for the ragged and medical
attention for the Sick Eu, tho
treasury Is empty and tho work has
suffered greatly Early in January
tn" public will bc asked to give
s2T.ioo 10 meet the 1922 budget. for
the Christmas dinner fund is en-
tircly separate.