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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
SENATOR LODGES SEPARATE TREATY

: So great Is the hatred of Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge for former President woodrow
Wilson that he is willing to risk even a break
with President Harding to carry out his ami
mostly. He, apparently. will stop at nothing
10 show his bitterness toward the late occu-
pant Of the White House.
The whole country Ia discussing Senator
LODGES remarks during the recent debate on
the Knox resolution to the effect that a sep
arate treaty of peace will probably follow this
resolution This is the first intimation to be
given that the senate intends to put through
a separate treaty with Germany The country
had been given to understand that the Knox
resolution was merely to end the anomalous
situation which has existed between this coun-
trv and Germany since the other nations in
volved in the war signed the treaty of YER
sailles.
President Harding in his address to congress
Oh April ~ confirmed this impression. ITO
establish the state of technical peace without
dclay." he said, IT should approve a declara-
tory resolution by congress to that effect with
the qualifications essential to protect our
rights" But that the President did not ap-
prove of a separate treaty of peace to follow
such a resolution, as Senator Lodge now sug-
gests, is evident from the following passages
from the Presidents address:
TT would be idle to declare for sep
parate treaties of peace with the Cen
trail Powers on the assumption that
these alone would be adequate because
the situation is so involved that our
peace engagements cannot ignore the
Old World relationship and the settle
ments already effected. nor is it desir-
BILE to do so in preserving our own
rights and contracting our future re-
lationships."
1.-THE wiser course" the President
goes on to say, would seem to be the
acceptance of the of our
rights and interests as already provid-
ed and to engage under the existing
treaty, assuming OF course, that this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
@. What is meant by the toler-

@. What is meant by the toler-
ance of coins?-H. f.
A. 1t is not possible to
ture each individual coin of the alb
solutely exact weight required nor
the standard metal of the absolute
ly exact fineness, so legislation al
lows for a certain deviation from I've
legal weight and fineness, which is
called the remedy" or tolerance"
What is "Collop Monday
D. v. Fl.
A. This is an old English term
applied to the last Monday before
Lent, from the custom of cutting
meat into strips or collops and salt
ing it to keep until the Lenten period
of fasting was over.
@. When the "age of the earth"
is reckoned, what is used as a start
ing point. and what result is found?
C c..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

Before marriage he loves her from the bot
tom of his heart. After marriage he discovers
that he has a lot of room left at the top.
Our ideas Of a Dignihed Man is one who can
act that way when he steps on a wooden collar
button with his bare foot.
Some men buy books and lend them. others
borrow books and keep them.
Once in a while a poor, but honest, man gets
so Respondent that he figures that the wages of
sin his wealth.
1t is hard to criticize the man who keeps
his mouth shut. You can't tell whether he Is a
Dean or a Dummy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

He heard the happy poet sing;
"Oh, see, the bird is on the wing
'IIl bet ten bucks" the man demurred,
Hell n the wing is on the bird!'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

at pays to tell the truth, egad,
In some things" said Old Nish;
but IL you tell the truth, my lad,
You'll catch the smallest fish,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
The Wise Fool.

w never know what we can do until we
try" observed the Sage.
That's right" commented the Fool. And
then we are likely to be sorry we FOUND out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
Still Some Hope.

Still Some Hope.
Beer gives you Bright's disease.
Whiskey ruins your stomach.
Wine gives you govt.
Pop gives you diabetes.
Milk may contain germs.
Water may give you typhoid.
What the HEX is a Teller gonna drink?
Luke McLuke.
Now Luke, while all of this is true,
There still Is left some hope for you;
Don't be a grumbler, quite so chponic;
We still have bay rum and hair tonic.
Charleston Is. c. News and Courier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
BITS OF BYPLAY
BY Luke McLukc.
Copyright, 1920, by The Cincinnati Enquirer.
RarfRrs,

The Barber often makes you hot,
For you can't make him see,
The way he likes your hair is not
The way it ought to be.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
Bless Her Heart!


While we have never met the young Iaus
we arc inclined to the opinion that Miss Bru
nette Fox, of Little Rock, Ark, is not a bionde
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
Epitapbs Is Epitaphs

An Illinois widower has had this epitapf
chiseled on the stone he erected over the grave
of his late wife:
Tears Cannot Restore Her!
Therefore / Weep
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
OOf!

II suppose that you have had a chsckered
career" said the Visitor to the Penitentiary.
Yes" replied Convict 1913. But 1t ended
up in stripes"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
Paw Knows Everything

Willie-Paw, what does kimona mean!
is Japanese for Mother Hup-
bard gown, my son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

There's lots of truth in this short wheeze'
And it may make a fellow stare;
But, when he gets blind drunk. he sees
A lot of things that are not there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
Helm

What the HEX are we gonna do with Parch
Hare? He lives in Mount Vernon, Texas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
Ouch!

A party saw a water power min advertised
for sale and went to the property to inspect II.
The dam was there, but the mill had decayed
and rusted and was in bad shape.
"What do YOU think of it ?" asked the Agent.
well" was the reply. There's a dam by
a mill site, but there's no mill by a dam site!'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

Our Daily Special.
Good Behavior And Good Luck Are Running
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

The real name of Suppe. the composer. Is
Francesca Erechiele Ermeneglldo CaVanere
Suppe Senelli.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04
to Worry Abou

Here's a Hard Guy!
B. A. stone, Flint, Mich.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

Unpopular Songs.
He may have seen Wetter days,
Once upon a time;
He may have seen Wetter days,
When he was in his prime.
Though by the wayside he lays,
For his hooch he always pays.
Some poor bootlegger is waiting Tor MIN
Who has seen wetter days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

TTIHNI
IT want a raise!'
Said William Taitor',
IAN right" said the Boss.
Take the elevator!"-T. G.. II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

Sounds like a boss and a hired man, doesn't
it. R. s. Douthat and c.. c. Douthit both live
in Huntington, w. Va.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-04

can be satisfactorily accomplished by
such explicit reservations n modi-
fcations as will secure our absolute
freedom from inadvisable commitments
and safeguard all our essential inter-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
PANH,NDI.E PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs T.. T. carhaii. J 1.
Carhari. and Edward Cheek spent sun
day In Clarendon at the homes 81 Mr..
and Mrs George Taylor and Mi, and
MIS- Cal Merchant.
{. ". Masters uf pampa aud fulm.
cr resident uf Panhandle wa In town
Saturday
Mrs J. l.. Cirhart aud son. leroy.
went Ia Clarendon Friday night Tor q
weekend visit with relatives.
MI aud Mrs. NJ. 7. Terrell moved last
week from apartments al the w =
Tomllnson home To the residence recent
ly vacated by y. +. Price and family.
Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Simuons and
Nj. aud Mrs. 4. W. Butler ~ White
Deer. spent sunday with j ~. Ors.
borne and family south OF town.
j. Is Drinnon. progressive lumber
man. was Ia Amarillo un business Sat.
urday. ana incidentally boosting the
Panhandle oil held.
Mi. and Mrs. a. q. Butler aud J. d
Bender. were Amarillo visitors Satur'
day
REV u. O. White Of san Diego. call.
fornia. recently visited la the hume q
J. n. Orsbornc aud family
Brother White was for many ycirs
pastor az Cheyenne. Okla. where the
Orlbo:ncs lived bcfurc coming 10 the
Panhandle Panhandle Iferhld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26

rlrd che renter ~ fh~ ,abic 'is'mlF
lunch consisting of chNkrn ~uidw'ra =,
fruit salad. indi, idual pumpkin pic and
coffee was served by the hostess 60
Mcsdamcs White. Plat. Hutchinson.
Lane. Mansfield. Mas~r Aaren CLARK.
j. r. West H. l.. Mckinsiry. WimbefN,
blythe. Bradley. Cumpstcn. Pardee,
lanes and aiiSs Dclla Crislcr. Helen
cumpsion. Pcrdliin and Alta Morgan.
Myrtle Rcndon. and Ruth rsttlErcw.
The members ~ the Ladies' Home
Missionary Society II the Methodist
Church wee entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home ~ Mra. 4. L.
Van Arsdol. A devotional meeting was
held. The subject being. our Work In
China" 4 delicious lunch consisting
of sandwiches. pickles iclln and cake
was served by the hostess 60 Mcsdamcs
Holloway. Iiowoll. Isurck. Curry. Camp.
Wright CoNan. Walton Ecrt Bailey,
philhpn W. =. West y. :. West.
Mcadm. How. John Langonogger and
Misses Thacker and Julia curry.
\ most delightful afternoon was spent
at bridge at tine home Of Mrs. Roy Loeb.
head Tuesday afternoon The mem
bers enjoyed the game between the
hours ct twthirty and fiyc-thirty after
which delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
HEREFORD PERSONALS.

Mrs. wn Cllbroaih left Hereford the
first q the week Tor sherman. Texas,
where she viii visit with relatives and
friends
Rev. G. a. la Grona. Of Clcburnc
Texas, arrived In this city Tucsdny
morning. Rev. La Grona has been hold
ing meeting IN Clovis.
Miss LOYAL Duff left Hereford last
Saturday Jor Los Angeles. Calf. where
she will visit with relatives Tor the
wintei
Mrs. q. G. Hillyard went to Amarillo
the first 81 the week To visit with her
friend. Airs. Mabel Rudd
jeff Davis and 4. ". Brown. 81 ANA.
iillo, arrived In this city Tuesday To-
attend court.
a. NJ. Jones and family lett Hereford
Monday overland Tor Ranger where
they will spend the winter
Mrs. James Black went To Canyon
Tuesday morning 10 visit hct parents
for few days.-Horefold Brand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
HALE CENTER PERSONALS.

W. l.. McClclland from Sanger Den.
ton County. arrived Friday morning Ia
spend the winter with his daughter
Mrs George Yates and family.
Mr.. and Airs. Joe Lee Ferguson came
In from the ranch for the weekend
Mise Mabel Vaughn. who Is teaching
near Abernatiy WAS guest OF friends
Sunday and Monday.
II. r. Hamilton OF Lubbock and his
sister. Mrs. T. VI Chappcll Of Ellen.
were. transac,ing business here Mon.
day
u. W. Ma,scr OF Plalnyicw was In
town MONDAY morning
Mrs. Henry Moun spent SUNDAY in
kress with her daughter. Mrs George
kehkel. Jr.
Mrs. Chss Hackcr 81 Gentry. Ark.
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. c. Y. Springer and family. re.
turned home Monday morning Her
daughter. Mrs ellis ~ Llttleficld. ac.
Comwnied her for an extended visit.
Frank McOust and family and Roger
sherman left Saturday for New Mcxi.
GO. where they expect to make their
future home. Their friends wish for
them health happiness and success In
their new home. --plainvicw News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
H.itsFRM.tN SOCIETY.

Mrs. G. r. Walker was hostess to the
members Of the Ladies' Aid society ~
the PRESBYTERIAN phurch "Wednesday
afternoon. The after noon was spent IN
making preparations for the annual
bazaar which wnl be held in FIagerman
December ,. The rooms were beauti.
fully decorated IN manner appropriate
TO- Thanksgiving. \ large pumpkin
filled with fruit and vegetables occu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
tZ}oc1st)&;|
MEYER
rLaINvIEw PERSONALS.
ALvAH d. MEYER

Ed Calhoun went to Lubbock Sunday.
n. h. Skies OF Easiland Is here on
business.
Sam J. Smith Of Santa Anna 10 here
on business.
r. c. Dublin left this morning for the
Mesla oil fields
r. A. Lcmond had business In
Canadian Wednesday.
Mrs. II. W. Baham went TO Amarillo
Sunday morning for a visit.
Mrs. W. ~ Boyd and son. J. C.. left
Saturday FOR a trip 10 Houston.
Pat Brown IL convalescing following
n recent operation for appendicitis.
Miss Ola Legg OF the Alternately
schpol and little were here saturday.
Preaiding Elder Hardy of Methodist
chntch went 10 Sweetwater yesterday.
y. y. Donohoo returned Friday morn.
Ing from an extended visit at Hot
Springs, Ark.
r.. y. Horne. who has been visiting
llGs mother nj KervilIc. Texas. returned
Saturday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hooper of Santa
Pc, n. NJ. are here visiting W. a.
Morter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gay Pryor and child
have gone 20 Tahoka, where they will
make their home.
&. ID. Wofford. Jr.. went 10 Tuia
Saturday To spend the weekend with
his aunt. Mrs, Sternenbcrg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle and sons. who
have been here for nearly two years.
sre moving nck to Tioga. In North
Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Thompson and
their daughter. Mrs. w NJ Gouldy OF
Amarillo. attended the funeral OF Otus
Reeves here Monday
g. Il. Speed returned last week from
a months trip to Chattanooga. Tenn.
snd other points IN that section Of the
country. also stopped In Beaumont and
CofsIcana.
ID. X. hsas,eridgc of Endora, Mo. ar
Rived last week to visit his brother. W.
a. Eastcridge, southeast of town. G.
l.. Young and family. who went TO
Endora n couple OF months ago for a
visit. returned with him.
vs.. NJ. Turner returned this morning
from trip TO Qnanah. Dcnison. Dallas
and other points down IN the state lie
says times are very dun down that way.
aud up tn the pas, week an unprccc.
6ntcd drouth prevailed. but was
broken the latter part OF the week with
heavy rains In most placcs.-Plainvicw
News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26

one 90 lh. iuvat gisted l,en Wam.n Ia
the entire state a talented aud vet
satiic writer vim commands attention
nom ali who have ever r.ssid her beau.
tIiul and graphic ARTICLES In the press
"f Texas. While In the city Mrs. WI.
son was the guest 1T her cousin, Mrs.
u. A. Myers. She expects to spend the
holidays with her mother and two es'
tcrs and two brothers In WaNahaohic.
with whom We have a very pleasant ac'
uuaintance.- Swcctwatcr Daily Report
pr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
FOOD MARKET AT
PIGGiLN WIGGLl TODAY.

food market Is being held al the
Polk Street Piggy W1ggly store today
lN the ladies OF the Episcopal Church
icr the benefit OF ST. Andrews Episco.
raj Church school.
Cakes. pies. homemade candies and
other good things will be- sold. Thu
patronage ~ the public Is requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
mis-. WILSON REPRESENTS
A. y. I. co. At SwEETW.iTEi:.

Mrs. Maud Wilson. If Amarillo. AZ
ter spending several days la Sweet
water. as representative Of the Amcri
can National Insurance Company. win
leave tomorrow fof her home In ANA
rilio. Mrs Wilson Is one OF the hest
business women IN the western part 81
the state. and is also quite talented
woman In other lines, being at one time
engaged IN newspaper work. Her sis
tea Miss Matte Middleton. society cdi
tor Of the WaNahnchle Daily Light. is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
TAIBAN PERSONALS.

Mr.. aud Mrs. y. A. Naughtcr Of Fort
sumner was In town over Sunday visit.
ing the formers brother. W. II. Waugh.
ter and family
The residence occupied by Green
Wise and his sister. both teachers In
al. school of House. y. NJ. was
hurried to the ground with All the con.
tents this week u IL not known how
the fire originated
Little Miss Jane jolly celebrated her
tenth birthday Saturday and enter.
ssincd several Of the girls in town with
fudge PATTY which was reported a.
altogether successful
Mr.. md Mrs. !. 4. Wise OF Melrose
came in Sunday. We arc glad TO sec
these old friends again. Mr.. Wise 70.
turned To Melrosc Monday while Mrs.
Wise viii spend few days with her
lrotbcr. w J. Stone. and family before
Eoing TO Fort sumner where she will
visit hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs C.. T..
Stone
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-16
Seriousness Is Doubted.

Washington, Dec. 16.-(By As
sociated Press. Announcement
by British spokesman that France
has asked before the naval sub
committee of fifteen for authority
in agreement with the other four
naval powers to build ten $1,000
ton capital ships struck conference
circles today with stunning force
The proposal was so wholly out
of accord with theories on which
the naval conferees have proceed
ed up to this time that there was
a strong inclination in British and
American circles not to take it
seriously. The feeling was said to
rest in part on what Premier
BRAND said at the second plenary
session in regard to the American
proposals for naval limitation.
Referring to Secretary Hughes
bold stroke for an agreement for
naval reductions, Mr.. BRAND said:
"You have shown us the way;
you have shown US that it is no
longer a question of cropping for
a way out of the difficulty, you
have struck out boldly the oppor-
tunity by setting the example. Il
may say Mr.. Secretary, that we are
back of YOU"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-16

ASK SUBS
Be TABOO
Balfour Gives Notice
of Request That All
Undersea Craft Be
Abolished

Washington, Dec. 15.-(By AS
sociated Press. ARTHUR j. Bal
four, head of the British delega-
tion, gave notice today that Great
Britain would propose to the
arms conference the total aboli-
tion of submarines.
The announcement also said
Mr.. Balfour would take the sub
marine question before an open
session of the conference.
British spokesmen have said,
however, that British acceptance
of the 5-5-S ratio plan was in no
way contingent upon favorable
action by the conference on Great
Britain's proposal that submarines
be abolished as lawful naval wea-
pons.
The British contend that the
question of the use at all of sub
marines involves world policy.
Naval opinion in American,
Japanese, French and presumably
Italian groups is understood to be
in opposition to the British con-
tention that submarines are OF
necessity weapons of assassina-
tion."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-16

De maintained at the Red Cross in
Salem, across from the postoffice
On State street.
The all states worked squad
has been on the road since last
summer adjusting hundreds OF
claims in the thirteenth district
comprising Washington, Idaho and
Oregon. Its work is being car
i'ied on under the supervision Of
L. G. Jesseph, head of the United
States War Veterans bureau
with headquarters in Seattle, Ar
,ade building, and is under the
direct supervision of George Hub
bard.
Similar work is being carried on
in all states of the Union and IL
the result OF consolidation of
the different veteran bureaus by
an act of congress last summer,
with Colonel Forbes in charge.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-16
Fisher Talks
On Powder
RiverProject

Pendleton, Or, Dec. 16.-Plans
for development Of the Powder
river irrigation project, affecting
northeastern Oegon, were to be
outlined today at the second
day s session of the Oregon irriga-
tion congress by G. c. Fisher, of
the reclamation service. Frank
w. Brown, Idaho irrigation ex-
pert, was on the program for an
address on what the Western
States Reclamation association is
doing for irrigation.
Percy A. Cupper, state engineer
today outlined in an address his
experience with
state certification. F. c. Bramwell,
state bank examiner, discussed
Oregon irrigation bonds. Other
addresses on the program for to-
day were: w. e. King of Pine
vile, on experience of one dis
trict under state law" and Pro-
fessor w. L. Powers, Oregon Ag-
college on Drainage" /"
Following the report of the res
olutions committee this afternoon
there was to be an open forum
for general discussion of prob
lens of the various irrigation dis
tricts of the state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-16
Habeas Corpus
Petition Filed
For Patterson

Demanding the release of David
s. Patterson from the county jail,
Tom Garland, attorney of Port
land, filed a petition for writ of
habeas corpus with the county
clerk this morning, charging that
his client is held unlawfully on a
warrant issued by G. Il. Unruh,
Salem justice of the peace, charg-
ing Patterson with larceny COM
mitted in Multnomah county.
The petition states that Patter-
son, convicted of larceny and OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses in the circuit court Of
county on December
IA, was sentenced to serve not
more than three years in the
state penitentiary, and that the
court had consented to his ask
ing for parole.
When brought here he was ar
rested on a warrant issued by
Unruh charging Patterson with
stealing the automobile OF VIII
liam Setak.
The petition alleges that the
larceny was committed in Multi
nomah county and out of the
Jurisdiction of the Salem justice
Of the peace.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-16
lO7 Traffic
Arrests Made
In November

A total of 107 arrests for viola
tions of traffic laws were made
by members or the state traffic
squad during the month of No
vember, according to summary
of the activities of the squad
compiled by IT. A. Raffety, chief
inspector. Fines resulting from
these arrests aggregated S201095
In addition to the arrests 343 mo-
torists were warned of minor vio-
lations of the law. Fifty one
speeders were either arrested or
warned not to repeat the offense
during the month.
Reports submitted to the de-
partment by peace officers thru
out the state show a total of 624
arrests for traffic violations dur
ing the month with fines assess
ed aggregating $5,05zS0. Only 13
OF oregon's SO counties, however,
are credited with reports.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-16
County Pedants
to Take Exams
On Wednesday

Marion county instructors who
are at present teaching with tenn
porary licenses will take their
state examinations for state GER
tifieates beginning next Wednes-
day, December 81, Mrs. Mary l..
Fulkerson, county superintendent
of schools, announced this morn
ing. The examinations, which
will be held in the First Method
ist church, will continue until
Saturday night.
Teachers who hold temporary
licenses and who fail to take the
ouizzes will not be permitted to
teach next semester, Mrs. Fulker-
son said.
About rs instructors. mostly
from the rural schools, are expect
ed to take the examinations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-16
NOTE LEFT
BY ELSTON
MISQUOTED
Close Friends of Con-
gressman Who Took
Own Life Declare In
depreciation Wrong


washington, Dec. l6. - The
house adjourned today until to-
morrow out Of respect for Renra-
sentatiuo 1ohn r,,taa ca,,s
mo- "nose pouy was round last
night In the Potomac river. Im-
mediately after convening the
house adopted resolutions Of re-
gret and authorized selection of a
committee of eighteen members to
accompany the body TO California
in case burial Is made there.
His colleagues and friends.
dumbfounded at his death, were
unable to ascribe any motive for
Mr.. Elston's act, except that he
had become depressed over the re-
fusal Of congress to authorize con-
struction of naval base at Ala
media, located In his district.
Worried Over Project
Close friends of Mr.. Elston to-
day declared the note he left had