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him back to Ellis Island until he could
produce other qualifications besides
his knowledge of the Star Spangled
Banner.
10000
Russian horses which numbered
36,00O,OOO before the war, have prac-
tically disappeared, having been eaten
by the famished population.
10000
A reduction of SO Is per cent in
candy prices has been announced by
George W. Loft, Inc, one of the larg-
est chain store candy firms in New
York City.
a full meeting of the Dali Eireann
to consider Great Britain's peace pro-
posals has been called by Cannon de
Valera for August 16. 1t is expected
England viii release all members in
Jail.
10000
After holding thirty-four meetings
in London, the imperial conference of
dominion premiers adjourned. The
final report reveals little of the con-
ference accomplishments.
10000
Spanish troops have suffered a new
reverse in Morocco, where Moor
tribesmen have taken two important
positions and now hold 5000 prison
ers. The last twenty men of one
Spanish garrison were murdered after
surrendering.
10000
Lord Northcliffe declares success
full disarmament conference means
world peace. Asserts it will result in
agreement to disarm if delegates con-
stantly and faithfully represent the
wishes of their nations.
10000
The Irish republican parliament"
has been summoned to meet Tuesday,
August 16, the Irish Bulletin, the of
fetal Sim Fem organ, announces.
Notices have been sent to all the
members of the parliament. The call
involves the release from prison of
twenty-five members of this body,
and it has been declared the govern
ment is willing to facilitate their at
tendance
10000
A. C. TOwnley, president of the
NOn-partisan league, will appeal to
the United States supreme court his
conviction on the charge of conspir-
acy to violate the Minnesota sedition
act.
Meeting of the disarmament and
Far East conference in Washington
on Armistice Day, November II, the
date proposed to the world powers by
President Harding, became virtually
assured when Great Britain notified
the United States that any date agree
able to Washington is agreeable to
London.
10000
First showings of the Fall and Win
ter fashions reveal that short skirts.
tightly draped bodices daringly fash
Toned and worn without corsets, will
be the rule in Paris.
Mrs. Fred w. Upham of Chicago,
wife of treasurer of Republican ma
tlonaI comittee, was stricken with ap-
pendicitis at Ambassador hotel. At
lantlc City, last week. She was taken
to Atlantic City hospital and operated
on by DIR. Deever of Philadelphia.
Rev. R. c. Kaufman of Wood
stock, ILL.,, says: ''The rural pastors
must get into closer touch with
their church members. The pastor
who. is known to the farmers at
harvest time and will roll I'D his
sleeves when there is work to do is
the man who will accomplish most
among the congregations of the ruraI
churches. A minister's country
charge IS a real mans job in these
changing times"
10000
The aviator, Parer, who flew from
England to Australia, incurred .
broken collar bone in an attemn+Ad
flight around Australia when he en-
countered a binding snow storm
and was forced to alight. In land
ing, the aeroplane tilted and broke
propeller blade, a portion of which
struck the aviator.
10000
Miss Jane Adams of Chicago is
called the "kindest woman in the
United States" and is pivan +ha g