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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Kiwanians Install
Officers Thursday

The KiwanIs club Will hold it, first
meeting since It's organization several
months axe vi which wives aud sweet
hearts viii be- invited At $50 o'clock
rnutsd,y night a. the Amarillo Hotel
when the newly elected officers viii be-
formally installed Ncv officers wer
ciccicd December D..
PRESIDENT Bou u Stone viii pgvrld.
20 a.. early part 90 the in.' iiug, aud
G is expected that after the installation
PRESIDENT EIr.t O. a. Phillips viii pre-
side other uflcrr. elected ar, ~
= = Caldwell Nirs President " a.
tuglI treasurer. and sam O. Vaughan
elected secretary uln,crs and dircc
.uIs viii uHh, itrcs minute, talks. a,
ruidiug to plans.
Directors elected and 10 p, installed
arc Il Cullum. Ford Biaudcnburg
=. T.. Rous. & u Hubbel \ n wiz
born. ! = Spann and . A. bush
Special musical numbers have been
ariangvd for the evenings entertain
m.nt and u IL plnn,d Co make the
evening most enjoyable lor all mem.
bcis and their women folk
J \ Sp1nu. " Russell and W. {
Russell and " e. Irwin are on the
ticket COMMITTEES. Al members plan
ming 20 80 are urged 20 see these mom'
hers at once and purchase their tickets
50 that the hotel can know the number
~ plates TO set
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Mortuary
Judge NIoore Dead.

Judge q. Muore. aged sixty. county
attorney tnr Armstrong county. diei
about O'clock Saturday morning In
NJ. Anthony's Sani,arlum. The bo.N
was shipped by y y GrigEs saturday
evening via the Fort Worth aud Den.
Yer 90 Chnd". al which place funeral
services viii 10 conducted 1T o'clock
from the Christian church. followed oy
burial IN the Claude cemetery.
Judge Moore has engaged In the
practice az law In Armstrong county
almos, a third % a century and served
- county Judge previous 10 the iime
of his election as county attorney. His
wife died a number OF years ago a-i
ne N survived hy son. James Moore
OF Palo Duro. ard daughter. Mrs. J.
j.. Sanders. cf Clasie. Ne was a mem.
Der " the Odd Fellows the Wooimsn
and the woottuan Citrie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Mother Falls
Unconscious

my mother, who Ia 50 wears nd has
been troubled with her liver for Is
years T'octors sid she had gall siones
Several times she fell unconscious b..
sanse q these attacks. Fight months
ago noticed an advertisement, of Msyr's
Wonderful remedy In the Toledo BLADE
and purchase da bottle which did her a
great amour, ~ good She continued
the treatment and has felt entirely well
since" II Is simple. harmless prep
araiion tina; removes the catarrhal niue.
us from 'he Intestinal tract and allays
the Inflammation which causes prac;ic.
ally ell stomach liver and intestinal all
inenis. Including appendicitis. One dose
wti leonvince or money refunded Ran
dal Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Appropriations For
Army to be Reduced
lsnecIal correspanaencel


WASHINGTON. Dec. Jan The
Hous. Military Commitio" h. now ee.
Gagged in cutting down the huge est
mates Tor the army asked hy Secretary
Baker. 1, u probable. according O.
statements made by members 81 the
Committee to-day. that appropriation.
viii be made for an army ~ only i55..
coo men. the number appropriated Zoe
In the last army bill The War De
partmeni has already recruited the
army to more than $4,000 men and =
s:ill going ahead with vigorous cam
naign which II seems will soon result
In "a sing the number Of troops 10 gs7,.
Geo. the number authorized IN the las,
army appropriation bill. though appro.
prlatlons were only made for $4,000
In the PROCESS 81 pruning the gigan
tic army estimates. which with the
navy estimates. amount 90 about ST.
500 600 600. members q the committee
are seriously discussing plans 90 als0
reduce the number - officers, II this
Is done many ar officer who only ~.
Gently received his appointment will
have to give up the parchment and re
tire again to civil pursuits
Secretary Baker has sent nomina.
;ions u army officers o. the Senate
numbering approximately 1900. These
are nov awaiting confirmation by the
senate. The nominations include many
REGULAR army officers vino have been
promoted as well as thousands q new
appolntees. nearly all 81 whom are
either former veterans II the overseas
, forces o. q the army that never &C;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Miss Dickson COMMUNICATED.

Miss ClHrice Dickson. the talented
Young soci''v dancer who made 40 a..
rid.i n hit" with her Interpretation ~
the spirit ~ Nineteen Twenty one" NJ
the New Years Ounce staged ~ IN.
Washington Cafe Friday night. will
dance Christmas story" 40 the s..
clritv re''iit meeting In the " q. W.
Hall. tomorrow night II u understoo I
that she will then leave Tor Los An.
geles. California. whore she viii study
art and dancing this winter.
Miss Dickson. who IL only 70 wears
old, j. one ~ the most accomplished
dancers IN Amarillo al her selections
being original Her many friends viii
b. glad % learn that she will have ihe
advantage ~ expert instruction whore.
~ her natural ability may be develop
"a 20 IT, fullest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

out 81 the United States during tho
world war. There are about 1000 sec.
ond li"utcuants who are yet to Doc az.
pointed. many # whom would DO Al.
most Immediately promoted 20 first
hcutrnunci,r, as large number OF 10.
cancies nov exist IN that grade.
Despite tall Of reducing the number
10 proportion a. the number 90 enlisted
men, There has set been no Indications
ih'i the senate VIII rcfure o. confirm
the whole biz ns, should the s.nat.
tan 9" confirm any 1t the emergency
officers who have been nominated 10
regular commission ht March next.
when this congress vill ,Apu, by iiml.
hll"H 90 law, al such uum.urps who
iHil - confirmation uorssuril, could
hut go commits ions. unless reuuml.
n'i"d Pos ih Harding administration.
u "iii''f~ ate once confirmed in their
nominations Il would Co., very difficult.
% nui practically impossible 60 then
discharge them from the service. -
That " amy reduction Be- mldc iu the
number % viii simply b. done IS fail.
inF Co confirm ans 81 a., nominated
1000 men, and when the Harding Al
mlnisiraiiun cumos iu. Il that bc the
new PRESIDENTS policy. lurg, number
Viii not he rcnominltcd. which viii Il
f'ciuaiit dispos" Il thos. candidate.
that the Senate believes should be- elm.
mated IN she general policy II economy
which The senate 49, well ~ the Ious.
~ d'nily b. bout upon regarding IN f.
military establishment.
Their. are many reports In circuln.
tons that much ~ the effort being
made o. have the senate hold IN the
whole lis' u based upon statements q.
former emergency officers who applied
for regular commissions and failed ~
receive the coveted appointments
Many - th.s" men. IL Is said. charg
that they were Disseminated against
by tbr various War ncparimen, boards
! that recommended All commissions. an 3
it - thcs, disappointed ~rvk.rs after
commis-Drs Who have cummunicai.
with senators and Representatives ami
urged their grievances and complaints
No doubt this viii have something q
10 with th' S"uat" holding up c6nfir.
nation n the has list nominated hy SCI.
rotary Raker
II il even limited that the senate IN.
tends o. e. deeply into many a. the
appointments and whore there sacms e.
be ground for -0ns ~ the complaints
to probe these eases hy personal exam.
nation ~ tho officers who made uI
the various recommending boards
On thing ~ certain after the l0Ol
new second houtenants are nominatea
the War department viii make no
more nominations unl,~ II be- a. the
Officers Reserve Corps.
II seems certain that the House MI
iiafy Committee viii rcfus. 90 agree
4 regular army ~ more than iT5 600. or
AZ the most q not more than 200, 900.
Whether Congress viii also agree 10 re.
duce the number ~ officials remain g.
D. seen. Their, is general feeling IN
congress that the regular army shouln
10 nepi at small size and tho National
Guard and the Officers Res rye Corps
developed e. the limit This l. the uo'.
icy % the Harding Administration
As Tor universal military tyalnlng.
that II considered to be- out u the aues.
ton because ~ the expense. ana there
seems o. h. no, the slightest chance
~ such law. nov or az any oihcr
time In the near future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Mrs. Nichols Sister
is Dead at Vernon;
Funeral is Today

News Of the death of Mrs = y.
Nowlin. need 70. sister Of Mrs. II H.
Nichols Of amarillo was received here
yesterday from Vernon where Ms
Nowlln has resided and th. funeral
viii he held from tho rrs ld.ncr ct Dr.
N. II. nhnads In Vernon this afternoon.
Mrs. Nowlin rec"ntlv visited her sister
here az 1906 HARRISON street
The dseeisd u survived hy her hus
land, two Young children. aer narents.
Dr.. aud Mis A. " Rhoads. me
brother. Emory Rhafds ~ Vernon ana
iwc sisters Mrs T. " Nichols OF Nm
nrliio. and Mrs Erma Rhulds Vernon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

FORT WORTH Jar. i--Ca'tl.--
Receipts i50. unchanged Becyes $3.50
aS.2i. storkers sihoa $50. COWS a. 90
@e.sS. heifcts s7.eof 90. calves $500
Gabe.
Hogs-Rcceipts i5c: steady Light
's.1SGs 90. heavy sS.5oGS.75. medium
".s5dS.se pigs 81 50Gsai.
Sheep-Herpipts none Lambs $500
all ~. vcarlines sG.00dS.O wethers
sio0G 200. ewes ls.0eG 100. goats 81 90
agoe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Plans
to Open New Store

Definite announcement has been
made that Leo Grocnhergcr. formcri '
manager II The Fair stur. has lease !
The store room adjoining The Pals
building ana viii open there an upto.
dIir ladies ready 60 wear store whlc .
will lc called "a, Marion
AR Groenherg,r Is now m New Yor'.
ard other eastern markets purchas,n..
q new stock 1T goods
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR I;ENT-Threc rooms. bath and
kiichen unfurnished in modern home.
furnace heat. also garage. select neigh.
borhood. references required. phone
1909
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

Among the visitors to Amarillo yes.
ierday from Pampa. were 4. \. Wears.
Miss Nina Daughcriy and Miss Fannie
Fern Pope
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Chicago Defeats Princeton.


" NsHoCllftu NV.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-The University
u ChiragO five defeated Princeton -
10 II tonight In the first iniersectlonql
basket hall game this Erasca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

Clifford u, easy. Of Locknc,. spcn.
the dag IN Amarillo Saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

FOR RENT-Front room with cooking
privileges. Price reasonable. Phone
HISS. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

n W Mar,en. q Dumas. was IN this
city YESTERDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

Try Daily News WAIT Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

FOR RENT-Two lighthousekeeplp,.
rums. Modern. 1907 buchanan. Rent
reasonable. N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
m EN IL you are nervous. g.
" TIN spcndent veal run
80 sown threuRn excess on

nthrr causes. we want ~ wall you on'
book watch tells about sEXToNIoUE
restorative remedy that win cost you
nnshing u you are not cured or benefit
ted. Every man needing tonic &c
overcome personal weakness. etc.
SHOULD -et this tree honk % once. CUM
EERi.AND CHEMICAL. CO.. 30 Berry
Block. Nashville. Tenn. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
slmnle Plane Starter.

or the several existing types of port
able starters for airpune engines
probably the smallest IL simple
French apparatus. says the Popular
Mechanics magazine in "a illustrated
article. Operating on the compressed
air principle, it spins a propeller shaft
as small boy spins a top The
mechanism is mounted on a i0O.COot
timber. at the top Of which is a wheel
which engages like an engine crank
with the boss of the propeller, Around
the grooyed circumference Of the wheel
runs a wire cord To pull The cord,
aud so spin the wheel and propeller,
cylinder and piston, and small tank
Of compressed carbonic acid, are pro-
yided, at the side Of the timber,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

L. II, Nichols is III,
Mrs. F. b. Patterson of East Airing.
ton was in town Thursday shopping.
Miss Ida Harrington of South Shafts
bury was in town Thursday on bust.
ness.
Mss Hannah Mccarthy of Old Ben
nfngon is at the Putnam Memorial
hospital for treatment.
Mrs A. II Lins, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Harry Coffin on Valentins
street, has returned to her home in
Montclar, n. J,
There VI II be a sac of furniture
and household goods at 101 Stafford
street Saturday afternoon, February
26, at i o'clock. Here is a chance to
save money Adv
Love makes fools Of us all-botn
young and old, big and little, see
Louise Huff in What Women Want"
Harte %Theatre today. Adv.
Gordon Burke, a student of the
University OF Pennsylvania, is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs James
f Burke of Grandyiew street.
Love is the wine OF existence--with
out 1t life is bitter journey. See
Louise Huff II What Women Want,
Pathe News and Sunshine comedy
Harte Theatre today. Adv.
The annual village caucus to nomi
nate candidates to be voted for at tho
annual VI llage eelct!on to be held on
Tuesday, March IA, VIII be held at
the Young Woman's club rooms over
the Banner Office at s O'Clock this
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson Of
North Benin ngton were surprised
Wednesday evening by few Of their
friends in honor of their 18th wedding
anniversary Music was enjoyed
through out the evening and refresh
ments weer served. All spent very
pleasant evening.
News has been received Of the
death OF VIM II. Reed, an old resident
of White Creek and SALISBURY,
which occurred Thursday morning at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Francis in Brooklyn, N. Y. The body
will be brought here on the $50 tram
tonight The funeral will be held
Sunday at the home of his son, Clay
ton Reed of SALISBURY, and bur al
win be in Woodland cemetery in
Cambridge The hour of the funeral
will be announced in Saturdays Ban
ne;.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

Rose. the rarrulous domestic. can
give you facts Of MISREPRESENTATION.
AT dramatic scandalouS-rght nj the
bat without moments hesitation.
How do YOU manage to remember
all these Things. RoSe?" inquired her
employer The other day.
Then Rose came back with the In.
iallihlr rule Cor memory training
I'm tell We ma'am. says she Al
me life never tie I've told. And
when We don't have to he taxin yer
memory to be remCmhcrln' what We
told this one or that one or how We
explained this or that ye don't over.
work It and II lass W, good AS new
forever"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

National Commander D'OHer has
received word from the war department
that the citations bestowed upon the
Bearings Service company of Detroit.
in recognition Of their promise to "re.
employ everybody who formerly
worked with them, and left to serve
IN the army or navy during the great
war" had been withdrawn. This nc
ton was taken by the war department
on complaint Of George A. Buckbee,
who was refused employment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

Whats the trouble?" asked the sec.
md assistant sporting editor
i've Just had n call from woman
WHO had written some free verse Of"
said the Sunday editor who was
shaking all over.
THAT ought not to upset YOU
All" groaned the Sunday editor.
"Eut She read It to me and threw In
a loi of gestures, birmingham Are.
Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

Man What are you fishing for, IT.
tie hoyf
Boy Sharks,
Mau--But there are no sharks In
that little pond
Boy No--nor nothing else. 50 |
might Just us well fish for sharks.--
Houston Post.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
Quite the Truth.

"Why don't you have Madame Fur
ties make your gownsT'
III | VEN 10 that woman and she
,ried 10 make n gown to suit ny hs.
1rs "a have III ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
NOT YET ASSEMBLED.

Dohblus-Whcn Bilford went
west he told me that as soon ms
he had settled down and pulled
himself together he would write
to me but have never heard
from him.
HogginS-B iford was blown
up IN an explosion three months
ago. He may have settled
down. but | don't believe he has
pulled himself together yet
London TitBits.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
Natural Conclusion.

"Nhnt are you in here f0rT IN.
auIred the visitor of the convict
"r0r The simple reason" replied the
convict, "lhat can't get ont"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

She; Did YOU ever 80 a-courtlng7
He; Oh, yes!
She: What did you say?
He: said, Good morning.
Judge"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
Citations Withdrawn.

'>>S~-"~~~-~>se~-.>r~~>.~>~.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
Meet On Common Level.

There is one field in which the wise
man aud he fool meet on common
level. That is when they fall in love
and take their pens m hand.-Urogor
Iurrual
,;7SnS-s - s~s----'-'' -.--S~fH5eEn
Real Sea Monster.
According to scientists of the Smith
sonian institute The record fish was
captured AT Miami Fla. after fgh
lasting ~ hours. Five Lnrpoous and
LOO bullets were required to Suhdue
the monster, II was a whale shark
and weighed 10000 pounds. It's liver
alone weighing LOO pounds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
Horse Travelled in AirpIane.

TO the Ambassador horse show at
Santa Barbara. Cal, a hlooded horse.
appropriately named Mercury, was
brought from Los Angeles 10y aiplHne,
He was fitted ont with aviation toys,
wearing rubber oyerhoofS and he.
met 20 keep him from getting nervous
aud harness to keep him in place in
the big army plane, standing on a rub
Der pad.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02

men SonIiitorium eeboIteneu fei.
erlifen Sniprnde nit Dem Abrii.
itung5t6ema uno sob ieiner @enug.
tlutng iiber Sic Gin5eruiuug ser
@aibingtoner Sonicrcu5 NlsOrud.
Die iebt itattfinoet, Inn 81 einem
giuueritdnoniS iiber Ole germinOe.
rung Der Riiitingen ST. geloneen.
SIM 9eitreben fir Die Mo6lio1rt
ser Boiler Ourh sic InnenOung pom
@ernunft uno Griobrung, iagtc sic
aaofution, yipiiroe eS ein Srrtiml
Iein, nur onf oieIe Wiittel 5u red.
men unO nift ole Silfe @ottes au5u.
fleben.
Ned)tSanuGlte al SOIfspcrtrctern
nngcelgnet.
Berlin. DDS bulgariide &ar.
lament lift 81 Der lleter5euging &c.
lanai. Dab g(nipdlte nid)t Die geetg.
neten 2eute iino oas Goif im no
tionolen 8arlomeilt 81 pertreteil.
giue fiirSlih on9euommene Helo'
hilton Ser ,Sobronie" erfI6rt, ooB
Ole gusiibuug oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uno cine 8ertretung Oes Goltes IN
Ser aeIebgebenoen &roperiAoit M
pereinbor mdren. Die 8auern.9ar.
tel, nelde in ser nSobranie" ilber
Die Meebr6eit periiigt, bat angeoro'
net, oaB Die Hedtsonm6lte i'm Bar-
lament ibre Streiduug aus Der Ait-
moItsIiIte peronlaiien m%iiiiel, pern
iie Iih meiter ais @eieBgeber betd-
tiaeu polen. Sic meiiten Der aopo-
foteh i'm 8arloment entidieoen lid
fir neitere MuSiibung ibrer legis-
latiotn SGtigfeit. Cine Der perigen
M~usnabmen mar ser befonnte poli-
tiI6e 6iibrer Sdenooieif, ser feline
&eiignatiou einreihte, nm ipeiter
Aooofot SIT bleiben.
Gbriltine NilIIun in Supenbagcn ge-
ItOrben.
a~openbogen. = Die beriibmte
Idhpe0iide Spernidngerin Gbriitine
&iIiiou lit, IS Sabre alt, bier ge'
ltorber.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02

ifeu SnieIn, itnO III BON mebreren
t~auieno Acres unigeben, Die gum
groBten SeiI etneu groBen @iIo-
part biloeu.
Ser Discount erbte Dor bier Sab.
rem elm u~ngebeures Germogen, es
ioa $4,000, 900 betragcn baben, BON
ieitem &erpnnoteu 2oro Glauri.
corAp
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02


ielbe be5iebt lid iowobl ouf ter
ritoriale, pie administrative llnuer.
leblidfeit, auf aagemeine @leidbe.
re1tigrng oler Nationen bel Der
8olitif Der ooffenen 9iire" uno
glbi6aifung aQer Son0crre6te.
Sapan einbcrItanScn.
@omiral aoto, Der Gertreter ga.
pans, duBerte lid iiber 0iele Ser
itdnoigung, bob fem 2ano einoer.
itanOen lei; er lebnte ober ab, lid
oariiber alls3lliprehen, melden Gin
fluB oieie 8erltanoigung auf Die
iernoitlide 8olitif boben meroe,
9llt6 China lit oapon b%efrieoigt
uno Die anbern 0ele9ationen er.
bliden oarin einen guten anfang
3ur 2oiung Der fernoitliAen 8ro-
bleme. Die midtigiten 8unfte Der
er5ielten Gerltdnoigung iino Die
administrative llnperIeslidfeit"
Gbinas ulo Die @erpflidtnng fir
ale gtationenJ ooB iie feire Com
oerredte in China iuden oiirfen.
Der &olitif Der uSntereienipbdreu"
iino ooourd iebr beltimmte @ren'
sen ge8ogen uoroen.
grian6s p~Braienreidje &e6e.
8al6ington. - 8remier 8rian0
begom feline ongefiinoigte Meoe init
Der &eriiderung, oaB ieine Gegie.
rurg aqeNlaBnabmen gu t~refien nil.
lens iei, Inn O~allernoen Srieben 81
li6ern. Inter gegenm0rtigen I'M
itdnoen fonne 6ranfreid feline @af-
ZEN nidt nieoerlegen.- Die 3ultdnoe
leien 10 uniider, oaB 8ranfreid alif
ieine eigene Sid)erbeit 9eoadt ne6-
men miiiie.
4merifo, fu6r er fort, muB 8ranf.
reid ourh flare Slider ieben, che es
Die Sage ridtig beurteilen Tonne.
&ritifer bitten geiagt, 5ranfrei1
ltrebe oie Wtilitdrberri6aft in Gal.
ropa all. 0as lei aber nidts alS
Elm grauIanner &ortpurf, beionoers
mad oieIem &riege. Seoer, Der
8ronfreid femme, miiie, ooB sic an.
floge fali6 iei. 8enn es ie ein
Qaao CAB, 1nS Dem 6rieoen ergeben
tpor, 10 mar es Sranfreid. God leit
Dem Griege babe iein 2ano manhe
gnttGuIdungen erlitten uno babe
0enti6lano lih meieern ieben, feline
8erpilihtlngen 81 erfiielln.
Wfit aaer &raft betonte 9rian0.
oaB 6ronfreid feines Bottles 6eino
iei. Seine Ge9ierun9 miinide bait
ernoen ino mirfli6en Srieoen nit
9elttidIono.
St 0eutidlono eebe es 8ablreide
2eute, Die aufridtig Srieoen MIN
idelt Der auf ocmofratiiden @inrid.
titngen berllbt, uno oos lei o%aSjenige
0eitidlanO, auf meldes Die 8elt
boffen miiiie.
a6er, fragte er, pie fonne Sronf.
reid oaS onoere 3eutldlano Der SO.
ben5ouern iiberieben. Sic alte fai.
ierlibe Yartei babe mieoerbolt per-
iuAt, Die &ontroQe mieoer5ugeiuiit.
men. 9ls ein 9eiipiel oerlas Serr
9riano mebrere Stele naus ben
9enpfiiroi9feiten 2uoenoorfs mitbe.
8ng auf Geutidlonos gldne sur
8eltero6erilng. Sorunter befano iid
2uoenoorffs grlfdrllng, ooB oie Gin
ri6tune oes arieees bon @ott &c.
idaffen lei.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02
JttlanA.
pCffene Sir"-SOlitif int fcrncn
Often.

@aIbington, 9. 6. Die
al Der aonferen5 b~eteiligten Mdd.
tie iino i'm 9e8llg auf China 81
elmer 8erltdnoigung geIangt. Die.
ielbe be8iebt iid ioWobl auf ter
ritoriale, nie administrative uuuer-
letlidfeit, auf ~aageneine @leidbe-
redtiglng oler g%totionen bel Der
@olitif Der ooffenen 9iire" uno
g(bi6affung aller Sonocrredtc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-10


that Destroyed or houDe. 10 - The
vindows 6eing smashed ont and IL
broken, furniture. glass. bedding.
clcehs9s calm, &C., pelted oct
These Wero taken % ~ rad whseo
. huge bon1ro W1o nAdo md Tie
re0nAnto Wero 0Unoamod.
BLACK ard Tans wsst 70 the hot
house and broke sveFy plant In It
with maIlsta The eas brackets in
The hCaee wero bent and torn dawn,
the brass Attinos IN the hall vsre
torn out and al llxtnroo hroken and
damaged.
I'VE had = lovsiy home II ruums
BEAUTIFULLY farnjshed and vhsn the
BTitish wrockers were Anished ~
had . few plcturss a. cur dead.
An O16iah ol3cer accompanied b
another came 70 - In the enrdsn
during the process of destruction
and asked TOR Mis- Madgo DAILY.
When told that sho vas In Dublin.