The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-10

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The original copyrighted copy d
q the Kloran manual of the III XII klu,
Khan i miasing from It'd usual place
% the shelves of Tie library % con
gress. Superintendent Ashley Of TIL
\ library reading room admitted
Thursday. Nh u III
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin, 81
Russia cent u note to the entente ma
fions and the United States saying
that Russia will & not feel herself
bound BY the decisions Of the Wash
Z ington conference and holds herself
j. free to take any steps necessary to
prevent their enforcement.
Woodrow Wilson will be physical
" able to attend the armistice day
ceremonies to. the American soldier
dead if his present condition con-
tinues, Dr.. Cary q. Grayson, Viii
sons private physician, said Friday.
Wilson is doing very we'll" Grayson
said.
4 The bank Of Commerce at Okmul-
gee, Okla. Wednesday failed to. open
its doors. Affairs Of the bank. have
been intrusted to the state banking
commissioner according to notices
posted on its doors. This is the third
state bank to close its doors within a
week. N
\ An appropriation Of S billion dol
lars to be used in furnishing employ
lnent to involuntary idle on highway
construction river and harbor inn
pfovements and reclamation Of arid
land projects is proposed in a bill
introduced Thursday by Representa-
tive NORM, Republican, Pennsyl-
vania.
An increase of $2s,soo, 900 for next
years dry enforcement work will be
asked by Prohibition Commissioner
Haynes, he announced Friday. The
total will be $1o,ooo.oo. Haynes
feels that the increase is needed to
place enforcement on a. more eff
cient basis. This includes hiring
more officers. he sad.
Babe" Boston bull, OWNED by
Do "A
hs masters life early Wednesday,
but lost his own. Adams was awak-
ened by the dog paving at the bed
covers to discover the house was
afire. He escaped by jumping from
the second story window. The dog
WIS burned to death. Il
Children are living in the woods
and fields like syoung animals i'd some
parts Of the famine district Of Sara
toy, says an official wireless Dispatch
from Moscow. They are little waits
who have fled from famine stricken
cities and villages and subsist on
roots and grass. When adults APP
proach, they flee, showing every evil
dence OF fear.
Selection OF Cordell Hull, Tennes-
see, as chairman Of the Democratic |
national committee. was approved by |
Democrats of the house in a resolu-
ton adopted unanimously at cau-l
Gus Wedne sday. The resolution ex-
pressed appreciation for the "able |
leadership and unselfish service
rendered by George White, whom
Hull succeeded. s.
The secretary Of war is authorized
to issue blankets. tents. cots and 9TH
e. surplus army supplies TO former !
service men engaged in aiding the
unemployed III . resolution intro-l
duced III the house Wednesday by
Representative Longworth Republic !
can. Ohio. Appropriation Of $50 900
Is authorized to take care Of trans |
portation costs.
The war finance corporation ar-
nouneed Thursday afternoon e.
duesiun 81 ~ per cent in the interest
rate 10 banks on all money tor agri-
cultural and livestock loans. The
rate. which has been S Ia per cent,
will bc per cent and is effective on
IN advances maturing within ski
sI,outha The rateson money for 9TH
X piIrposes Is reduced from 8 to 81
~ per cent s7s s.5s (. e
August Dorchys deposed vict-pres-
S1ont at distrlct IA, United Mine
TVckkefs; has been removed from the
I cunty jail II Gplnnbus g