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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
AUTOMOBILES
OVERLAND SEDAN
Used CARS

USED CARS
FORD DELIVERY. $500.
CHASSIS, $500.
1920 COUPE. s575OO.
1927 FORD TRUCK.
1921 COUPE. S825O0.
EASY TERMS.
". r. HINKLE. INC.
2z7-2S LAFAYETTE BLVD.
OPEN EVENINGS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

MARIETTA STREET
s room. an modern house. This
house is furnace heated etc. 3
bedrooms. splendidly decorated, street
paved with brick; large lot. 43x120:
garage suitable for -hree cars. Price
$4,000; $1,000 cash ". p. Dunnahoo.
room 3. Farmers Trust Bldg. Psones
Lincoln 5J2S. residence Harrison
33-F-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
wHITCollB & KELLER. -

Nassar Paris, % new room house
now ready 700 occupancy Colonial
iu design and most conveniently
arranged extra large living rooms.
pleasant diri- room. llr-e kitchen.
pantry enclosed porch. 3 bedrooms
and closets large basement. floor
drain and Laundry connections. eg
cellsnt furL;cs This house is also
equipped with hot and cold water.
Terms, payment down. balance like
rent. Phone Main 400. Whitcomb
and Keller Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

RELIABLE USED CARS
BUICK ToURrNG-GOoD AS NEW.
FRANKLIN TOURING-BEsT VA
LUB IN THE CITY.
REQ. RoADsTER-eooD As THE
DAY IT LEFT THE FACTORY.
AND MANY OTHERS ALL IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION AND ARE
REAL BARGAINS.
EASY TERMS.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR co.
Main AZ 3O7 z. Jefferson.
Open Wednesday. Saturday evenings and
Sunday Mornings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
XNanted-Renl Estate

FARM-Wanted 10 buy, 10 acre farm
price must be reasonable: give full
description and lowest net price to
Colpaert Realty Corporation, Black
stone Theater Bldg Phone Lincoln
2lJ2 Open evenings I 70 S.
HOUSE WANTEU-Wil pay as nigh as
$500 cash for six or seven room
house; need lot be close in. Posses
sion within 30 % 30 days Address
Box 42J News Times.
WANTED TO BUY-A reasonable priced
partly modern home i'm south part Of
2152 between IS evenings.
WANTED-if Won desire to sell v0Tr
house for ready cash. call Taylor and
Roth, Farmers Trust Bldg Lincoln
G33f Omen evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

HAUGiI AND TARNION
J2G-2S Farmers Trust Bldg Main 11S2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
LINCOLN WAY W

Near Cleveland av. Groom modern
home. oak finish first floor: three
bedrooms and bath second floor,
house newly decorated Inside, $500.
part cash. mortgage on balance. W.
X McHenry, Reaitor. Lincoln J133.
30 Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

FOR MOST ~ these properties we can
accept trades Reasonable terms on
all.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

HOUSE-For gale. broom house with
barn, 4 lots. Inquire Mrs. *. l.. Strick
Ter 107 n Carlisle St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

GIN TEAMiNG = Dirt and asa
kSlling, piOwing aud grading proper
~ done ct reasonable prices Fhone
lincoln loo9 NJ an time.
LADY ETECTiVE-Anyone needing
the services % competent licensed
lads detective. rall Lincoln l55u.
TITIGE- Parties having building End
rspairiug theF waHf d0ne call Slain
80 sad get piices.
WELLs-Kepaired ueW wells snd cts
Tern cleaning a. Hale on LaPorte
Az Phone lincoln s99I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

HOUSES-f you want 10 pay from
81 500 10 $500 for a house. I have
several Of them for sale; easy terms.
See Virgo, COS L. Ohio St Phone Lin
coin 2f3S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
Used Automobiles Can be Had Bargain Prices Nou Read Classification
EMPLOYMENT
saIcsmen and Agents


FACTORY MEN-Learn 10 earn moe.
why sit around half the time idle
II you a-e reliable and dependable
man AMI care enough about your future
- study our course OF zeal estate sales
munshiQ, you can learn the real estaf 2
business qnd earn extra me ey ia the
ucaUtime selling our very advantageous
~ located subdivision property. Livery
rent payer IA prospect tor We asSls.
Gu customers 40 finance a home Garden
lets are now in demand. New campaign
now starting. Get in Honesty. neat
less, common se1se. and a determined
attitude reQuire3. then we can teach
you the business. This is your OppOr
tunity 20 get Out Of a INT FOR our prop
critics are the klnd you can sell Mother
Free sales school every Wednesday
evening 40 80 D. m and personal iu
struction daily. For information see
Sales Manager between . AID 10 a. ~.
or and 5 3D.. m. Leinbach Humphrey
Iorrey, - Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 7Ji
LIVE SALESMAN-Wanted. selling a
necessity 10 retail machinists; no limit
70 your earnings. Investigate. Write
Box 4B3. care News-Tlmes.
SALEsMAN-Capable OF selling high
class first Mortgage Gold Bonds Al.
d ress Box 4jJ care News Times
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe SO
BOOKKEEPER-YOu lady experienc-
ed In bookkeeping qnd cashier wO-k
desires position with established firm
where accuracy and hard work will
be appreciated Can give best Of ref
erences from present employer. Per
sOnRl reasons for desiring a change.
Address Box 437. care News Times.
Situation Wanted-MaIe. 81
POSITION-Wanted on farm by II year
old boy. Must be with good people.
Write stating work, wages, privileges,
etc. Address Box AL, care News Times.
GOOD SIDE LINE wANTED-wRITE
OFFER TERMS. ETC: NO RUBBISH.
ADDRESS BOX $50. NEws.IIMEs.
Situations WRnted-Male 81
POSITION-First class experienced shoe
maker on new work, repair and cripple
work: steady man. Write Box 463
care News-Times.
POSITION WANTED-By first class
lineman; new construction work pre-
ferred. Call Main 354j between S a.
N. and p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

Mishavakl. half mile from pavement .
good black soil windmill. creek. good
orchard, room house; barn 1SX22. corn
cribs; acres rye, 8 acres alfalfaf. Price
$1,000: terms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
FINANCIAL.


Business Opportunities IS
BUSINESS CHa=CES-And an Kinds
OF Investments for sale shoe stores
workingmens furnishlngs, soft drink
parlors, grocery stores. hotels, roomtng
houses, shoe repair shop; also good
lease for garage; must be sold at once
See Beyers, room 7-6. Odd Fellows
Bldg. Open evenings; also Sundsya
TO D. N. Phone Main 1883.
-Stocl1s-Bonds. 30
Will BUY SMALL AMOUNT BLACK
STONE THEATER STOCK; MUST
BE VERY REASONABLE. WRITE
BOX 40 CARE NEwS-TGMES.
lNNESrM EN rs-we have cafe s 70 non
taxable Becurities for conservative In
Vestors Welfare Loan Society. 2l9
8. Main at. phone Main COS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-PrOperties to sell. We have
more customers than we have prop
erty. We Will get your price for your
property if Il is reasonable. ). NJ.
Robinson a Son.
WILIs-Pay cash. Send description
street number and lowest cash price
Possession not desired. Box los. care
News Times.
WANTED TO BUY-5 or room mod
or semi modern house on north side
of town. Will deal with owner only.
No Real Estate men need reply. Adj
dress Box AZ. care Of Npws-Times
TACCIEIEn nICpT Az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
HOUSE

H0MES-Homes. rIomes, YIOmes. Homes.
for sale all over south Bend and elss-
WHERE. All OF them great bargains
terms 10 suit. See Beyers, rooms IS.
Odd Fellows Bldg. Open evenings
also Sundays from TO 8. @hOns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

hPREDDON ROOFIN5-Asbestos fiber
and non drying oils makes new roof top
of old. Try a gallon. ]. Nelson, 405
South Taylor 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

WANTED-RUgs aud carpets 10 clean
We wash and clean them -s.Rht On
Your Floor. I'm muss or cory Makes
them Ike new. Gail Main 20Ss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

Property for sale i'm all parts Of the
city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

ROOMS, 3 bedrooms. closets. q
modern: hardwood floors. full basement
street paved. $500; - 900 cash
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

-CtuS. RANTS. iPthiItT-. -
GLAbIOLI BULBS-For sale. 25c per
dozen and strawberry plants: senator
DUNLAP. J0c rer 100 az 1926 :. Glover
- Call Main 1886
STRAWBERRY PLANTS - For sale
First class; price reasonable. + II.
Cofflen. sn Healthwin Road. Mail
Box -
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TRADE WITH RUSSIA
 URGED ON HARDING

Marion. Ohio. Dec. 2S-Restoration of American trade with Soviet Russia is being strongly urged upon Senate Harding by many of his influential ad- visers and is being seriously consider ed by him. The cancellation by So- viet Russia of millions m dollars worth of goods contracts with Amer ican business firms is having a tell ing effect. as the Russian question has thereby been placed in the iron. rank of present problems. Senator Harding, however, has no sympathy with the Soviet government and the result of the persuasions brous.,t to bear on him is matter for coniec- ture.
 Senator McCumber of North Dakot , arrived in Marion today and conferred with Harding about the states bonding program.
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WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHIc)
PRESIDENT DEFUNcT@ BROKERAGE FIRM
 UNDER ARREST

Portland. Ore. Doc. 2S-John l. Etheridge. the fugitive president of the Morris Brothers brokerage firm. was arrested late today at Minneapolis. according to an announcement by the police authorities. He is charged with being short $25.0O0 in his personal ac- counts with the firm.
 Etheridge is an exconvict with two prison terms in New Jersey charged against his record, according to Fred s. Morris. who has resumed his posi- tion as head of the concern. After an examination of the company af- fairs. Morris said the amount of the deficiency in funds and firm dividends and the value of the bonds sold and not delivered to the buyers is not very high.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
RED WAR WAGES
 AROUND FlUME

Rome. Dec. 2S-Wreathed in a lurid pail of smoke from the burning forests and exploding mines. Plume was today the center of q whirling vortex of War. as the Italian forces battled with the adherents of D'Anun- ziO for possession of the city. now so long bone of contention between various interests. The fall of the city is expected at any hour. It was near surrender today at noon. when the Italian troops drew ;l tight line arounh three sides of the city, swarmed over the military barracks. after slashing their way through dense wire en- tanglements. The soldiers carefully edged their way through streets until the had undisputod. possession of :, number of important structures. Tie rebels are so close to complete defeat that Premier Gallotte was informed today by General Caviglia. command ing the regulars. that he could expect the complete occupation of the city by this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
SOVIET AMBASSADOR
 FORCING U S SOVIET
 sa TRADE SITUATIO.j

New York. Dec. 2S NJ. l.. K Martins. self styled Sovi Amha sa . dor to the United States, has nntifte.' the government that he will slilrende,. himself for deportation by the United states government on January 3.
 Martins said the continued refusal of this government to permit rcs,lmr- tion of commercial relations with tho the three hundred million order from Russia for American goods which
 Washington D. vanderlip brought hack with him from Moscow. as well as the concession he obtained for Kamchatl<a.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
HARDING TO CONSULT
 WITH CONGRESS MEMBERS

Marion. O. Dec. 27-With the for eign policy of the incoming adminis- tration now pretty well defined. Sena- tor Harding will this week call on the leaders of the Senate and House for a series of conferences bearing on the varied and numerous domestic pro- lems confronting the country.
 Among the first congressman to call on the president elect in this con- nection will be Senator McCumber of North Dakota, who is an authority on many subjects connected with the na- tional domestic economy
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SUGGESTED SovlETs HOLDING
 AMERICANS IN RETALIATION

Washington. Dec. 29-A suggestion of retaliation on the part of the Soviet government of Russia for the depor- tation of Theodore H K Martins. the United States, is seen hy officials here in reports to the State Department from Baltimore sources 10 the effect thai number of Americans Were in cluded among q number of foreigners who had arrived pt Rig on ,hcir WY out of Russia and had been turne | back to Petrograd by the Russian 1u- thortics.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
LID cLAMPEo ON MICHIGAN
 OPEN TOWN

Hurley. Wis. Dec 2s-The wide open towns in Iron County Michigan are no longer headquarters for booze since forty eight heavily armed pro- hibition agents from Chicago landed
 in the town. raided either thirty eight or forty eight saloons. arrested seven- ty saloon keepers and their helpers. seized thousands of dollars worth If moonshine whiskey and other booze. and did not fire single shot
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
HOUSE APPLIES PRUNING
 HOOK TO DEPT ESTIMATES

Washington. Dec. 29-The Sundiy Civil Bill. carrying appropriations of $3s3,s1 ,29e. or $430.914.193 less than was asked for by the various govern ment departments. was passed today by the House committee on appropria- tons.
 The appropriations for Alaska in- clude s4,00O.OOO for the government railroad; $325, 900 for Education: s9O,- 900 for medical relief. $120,6s0 for the care of the insane of the territory: $25,0O0 for the protection of game and s31 900 for the national park service. For the reindeer service $19oO0 is pro- vided and for the suppression of it. licit liquor traffic sl5.000. An ap- prupriation of s25 .000 is made for min- cral surveys. An important new item is an appropriation of $4O.0o0 for the erection of storage bins for coal and ripple a. Cordova.
 The bill also includes S3S, 900 for the Pribloff Island seal service and sl65.- GOO for the general fisheries service.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
MONDAY (TELEoRAPHic)
NEW ALASKA g 8 MOTOR
 SHIP LAUNCHED TUESDAY

Seattle. Doc. 24-Sperintendent Stannard Of the Alaska Steamship Company announced today that .he six thousand ton motorship Kennecott. now building for the company at the Todd shipyard at Tacoma, will be launched next Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
 Mrs. Stanard will be the sponsor of .he new ship. which will be the finest of her class on the coast.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
JAP FOREIGN
 MINISTER DISCUSSES
 VAi.oERLIP CONCESSION

Tokyo. Japan. Dec. 2s-"The con- cession in Kamchatka granted to Van government might prove of serious disadvantage to Japan" Baron Uchida the Japa nese Foreign Minister. told a deputation of the opposition party which visited him today.
 He pointed out. however that the United States cannot recognize the Vanderlip contract because America had not recognized the Soviet gov ernment.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
REPORTED HARDING INCLINED ! TO RATiFY TREATY

Washington, Dec. 24-Reports reaching members of the Senate from Marion, Ohio, intimate that president elect Harding has been persuaded by Taft, Hughes. Knox and Herbert Hoover to return to the idea of ratify- ing the treaty of Versailles, including the League of Nations covenant, with reservations clearly disenta ngling tho United States from all undesirable obligations.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
BRITISH NEWSPAPERS
 SUSPEND THREE DAYS

London, Dec. 26-By an agreement among the various proprietors and owners. no newspapers were published in England Saturday, Sunday or Mon holiday known as Boxer Day."
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
ARMENIAN SITUATION lAMENTAelE UNDER
 SOVIET RULE

Constantinople, Dec PA dispatch from Armenian reaching Constanti- nople depicts the situation of that na- tion under the Soviet regime as la resultant food shortage.
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ITALY IN STATE OF
 SEMi-R REVOLUTION

Paris. Dec. 29--In spite of a strict censorship on all news leaving the country. information has reached here that Ital> is in a state of sem -reytl : tion aah that civil War is breaking out in Rome. where cavalry forces are being used to keep the people from making demonstrations in favor f DAnnunzio and against the Socialists.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
MEoIco's COINCIDE FLU.
 CARRIES IMMUNITY

Washington, Dec. 27-Attacks of Spanish Influenza carry indefinite i'm munity to subsequent attacks. The immunity periods last for several years according to the Public Health Ser vice.
 Dr. Cummins pointed out. however. that there is no way to definitely fore telling whether there will be this winter q recurrence of the Flu in epi- demic form.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
CUT PROPOSED IN SEATTLE
 CIVIL SERVICE WAGES

Seattle, Dec. 2S-A reduction of fifteen per cent in the salary of every Civil Service employee on the city payroll is proposed in an ordinance introduced before the city council this afternoon by Councilman Thomson.
 If adopted the ordinance will affect about four thousand employees.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
COAST TO GET VANDERBILT
 SIBERIAN BUSINESS

Los Angeles. Dec. 24-Vanderlip announced today that the Pacific coast will be given all business grow ing out of his Siberian concession that it can handle.
 Vanderlip stated that contracts for firms by the company in such volume as to keep the coast yards busy for some time.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
cARUSo lLl-FlVE PHYSICIANS ON HAND

New York, Dec. 27-Enrico Caruso. the famous tenor. is i'll here with pleuyisy. Five physicians are in at tendance.
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HUMILITY PROBABLY ACCEPT
 BANK PRESIDENCY

Washington, Dec. 24-Joseph Yum uIty, the presidents private secretary will propably accept the presidency of a Washington banking house after March, 1t was announced today. Yum ulty was >tendered the position some time ago. it is stated
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WILSON CELEBRATES
 CHRISTMAS QUIETLY

Washington, Dec. 24-President Wilson celebrated Christmas quietly at the White House. The president and Mrs. Wilson later crossed into Vr- ing gifts to children along the road.
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DENTIST FINDS WIFE
 AND CHILD ASPHYxiATEo

Santa Ana, Cal. Dec. 27-Dr. NJ. N. Putnam. a prominent dentist of Los Angeles. came to his country home here to spend Christmas with his wife and fifteen year old son and found both dead as result of asphyxiation
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TOWN TO eE CLEARED OF eooTLEecERs

Chicago, Dec. 2S--Forty eight armed prohibition gents of the gov ernment left here this morning in au- tomobiles enroute to Hurley with the avowed intention of cleaning up the latter town of bootleggers.
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Sixty Killed In Fiumc Fighting

Paris. Dec. 27-Approximately sixty soldiers have been killed and many wounded in the fighting now in progress at Plume between the Italians and the insurgents under D'Annunzio. according to advices received by the French Foreign Office today.
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ALAsKAN's ASK WATER PERMITS

Washington. Dec. 27-Alaskan's have made application for ten permits for water power grants under the new federal Water Power Act, it was am nounced today by the board under which the act is administered.
 The total applications the board states. calls for twelve million horse power.
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ITALIAN FORCES CLOSING IN ON PLUME

Trieste, Dec. 27-The Italian cav- airy have now fought It's way to the very outskirts of Plume. The regu- lars have reached the factories on the edge of the town and are gradually closing in on D'Annunzio's stronghold,
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THURSDAY
 (TELEGRAPHIc)
ITALIANS AND o'ANNuNzto
 ARRANGING PEACE

Plume. Dec. 29-A conference for the purpose of arranging for cessation of hostilities between the Italian forces and those of D'Annunzio is in progress here today and will probably result in a settlement of the present difficult ties.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
ANTARCTIC EXPLORER LEAVES
 FALKLAND ISLANDS

London, Dec. 24-Dr. John l.. Cope, commander of the British Ant arctic Expedition, sailed from Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, on Decem- Land and Weddell Land.
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ovERHEATED STOVE DESTROYS
 FRISCO CHURCH

San Francisco. Dec. 24-An over- heated stove lighted by someone while fumieation operations were in pro- sress in the basement of the christian Church here. today resulted in ire which destroyed that eiifices
 Warrants have been issued in con- ncction with the case.
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SCHOOL GIRL SUICIDES
 WHEN JILTED

Los Angeles, Dec. 24-viva How ard, aged fifteen, pupil in the Los Angeles High School. died today In the Alhambra Hospital from injuries sustained day or two ago by jump ing from an automobile when Earl Pyle. aged 17. grocers clerk. had de- clared their engagement broken after lovers quarrel.
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R. R's. COMPLETES RECORD YEAR

Washington, Dec. 27-The railroads are completing a record year and have no intention of asking another rate increase, Thomas De Witt Keyler, chairman of the association of railroad executives. declared in an interview here tonight.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT
 PRoRocUED eY KING

London, Dec. 24-Hope for the aims of peace in Ireland was lost today when King George prorogued parlia- ment.
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WANT ALASKA REPRESENTED
 AT PORTLAND FAIR

Portland. Ore. Dec. 24-W. F.. Downing. president of the local Alaska Society, has written to Governor Riggs asking that the Alaska territory take part in the Atlantic-Pacific Highway electrical exposition at Portland in 1925.
 The Alaska Society has formally en- dorsed the project.
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SEATTLE HAS BIG CHRISTMAS

Seattle. Dec. 26-This city has never had more joyous Christmas celebration and with trade results most satisfactory D t'.e merchants and hus- ines houses.
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HARDING HOLDS CONFERENCE
 WITH TAFT

Marion, o. Dec. 24-Scnat or Hard- ing's conference on the proposed So- ciety of Nations with former presid ent William Howard Taft was held today before he cast aside public affairs to enter into the Yuletide spirit and ac- tivities.
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U. SLAP NEGOTIATIONS
 NEARING END

Washington, Dec 27-The negotia- tions in progress for several weeks between the United States, represent ed. by Ambassador Morris. and Japan. represented by Baron shide Hara. Jap anese Ambassador to the United States arc nearing completion. according to a State Department announcement to- day
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GERMAN ARMY DOWN
 TO AGREED SIZE

Bedlin, Dec. 27-The effectives of the German army have now been re- duced to the hundred thousand In ac- cordance with the agreement made with the Allies at Spa and announced by them following the conferences there.
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MARKING TIME
 UNTIL NEW YEAR

Washington. Dec. 27-Altho Con- gress reassembled Monday. there is little prospect of any very important business developing until after New Years day. Leaders state but little important business has been plan ned for the interval until the new year begins.
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
Plume Under Nozzels Of Navy Gun.

Trieste, Dec. 2S-Italian regulars under General Caviglia are reported ir dispa atches reaching here earl today US engaged in bombarding Plume in com- bination with long range naval guns. The fire is being directed against the barracks. palace. and similar build fngs.
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ITALIANS QUITTING FIUME

London. Dec. 24-The evacuation of Plume by Italians has commenced. according to a dispatc from Milan. Italy. to the London Times today.
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Reported Italian Regulars In Posses
 sion Of Plume

London, Dec. 2S-A Central News Agency dispatch from Rome this evening quoted Premier Galotte as saving to the newspaper men thero that there is reason to believe the regular troops are now occupying Fiume."
The Nome nugget., 1921-01-01
WILSON PASSES GATH BIRTHDAY

Washington. Dec. 2S--President Wilson passed his ixty fourth birthday today. surrounded by relatives, includ- ing his daughters.
 King George of England was amorg the large number sending congra tu- la atory messages.