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The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31

airships and airship bases would be handed over to private companies was a startling story. It showed how far the government would go in full filling it's pledges. Statistics of mon ey saved mean little to the public mind; discarding a fleet of super Zeppeline made an impression.
 Further, perhaps George figured that 1t would have a rebound. He does many things on the rebound It did have q rebound The Domin- ion premiers wanted Empire air. lines, possible only through lighter than air craft They wanted them badly enough to pay for them, or pay toward them.
 CREDIT VOTE WANTED
 But the Air Ministry has it's orders to dispose of the airships It must continue on it's path to economy The Premiers' declaration is as yet merely one of principle and cannot take the guaranteed cash form until they have reached their capitals and succeeded in getting q vote of credit from their legislatures.
 Thercupon arises strong agjta tion for suspending the dispOsals pro grame until the Premiers have time 10 reach homo and report The Times. al the forefront of most cam paigns for air development. leads this agitation.
 All signs indicate that the cabinet desired from the first to retain the airship programme, but figured that it could only do so. in the fact of economy clamor, by arousing pub lie opinion on the matter. Public opinion. including Empire opinion. has now been stirred to activity. and. leading the lists in favor of what in all probability Lloyd George desired from the beginning. is the press of Lord Northclff. who desired Lloyd Georges scalp above everything and therefore hates what the Premiers want
 This is hypothetical but we'll grounded. The next step in Ill proba bility will be full agreement soon that the airship programme is to con tinue,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
England Wrecks Air Fleet CamOufaging Movement to
 Install Empire Air Lines
(By International News service)

LONDON, Oct. 3l. - The curiosity which the American flying world re veals regarding Britain's real req sons for her proposal to abandon her lighter than-air flying programme is sharpened into real concern in the Dominions particularly in Australia
 Premier Hughes, on the eve of his departure for home after attending the Empire conference tsused a statement ln which he clearly inti' mated the displeasure of his com monwealth with the plan to scrap England's entire airship plant.
 America wonders why England which, since Germany has been shorn of her Zeppelins. leads the world in airships, is intent on disposing of all airships now owned and of the three great bases.
 TO DEVELOP AIR ROUTES
 The Dominion Premiers. during their session in London, went on rec ord against scrapping the aid fleet. They proposed, further, to refer to their respective constituencies a plan for Dominion and in maintaining air ships and developing arship routes which shall draw the far frontiers of the Empire into closer contact with London.
 This Dominion action. and the sub sequent Courteously expressed dis pleasure of Premier Hughes at the Air Ministry proposal to continue it's process of dismantling the airship or ganization, may answer the question which has been asked by American flying men now in Europe
 PROGRAMME OF TACTICS
 The government of Lloyd George is a constant programme of tactics. so as to swing public opin- ion, Public opinion most emphatic. ally demanded economy of the most rigid kind Public opinion was en- in this by Lord Northclffe and many other leaders
 George perhaps, wanted the air arm to continue effective But cut there would be q most spectacular form of economy. Airships eos. .m- pressive figures, and unl;eep is heavy.
 An announcement that all Britain's
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
LECIONNAIRES IN SESSION AT
 KANSAS CITY
CRv Associated Prcss)

KANSAS CITY, Oct 3l-The Amer. ican Legion this morning went into a three days' session for important ob- jectiyes General Diaz of Italy, Gen. eral Jacques, of Belgium, Vice Presi- dent Coolidge. Marshal Foch and Gen eral Pershing were present. Among the notable guests was Madame Schu- mann Heink. who opened the convcn- tion with songs Coolidge, in address ing the veterans. declared there was nothing closer to President Harding's s heart than to make relief for incapaci- tated service men absolutely com plete," and added: He will never sac rifice you for his own welfare; he will sacrifice himself for your wei fare; he will do all that can be done to prevent the need of your again sac. rificing yourselves for the country's welfare"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
WANTS TO BE AMERICAN CITIZEN AS EXAMPLE
 TO HIS COUNTRYMEN
IN Nssnclnlcd rrcssl

WASHINGTON. Oct. &l-The state department has asked the department of justice to rule on permitting the return to this country of Captain Hans Tauscser. late of the German army, who left for Germany in 1917 with Bernstorff. while under indictment in San Francisco for violation of Amer ican neutrality. He wishes to became an American citizen as an example to his countrymen of proper solution of Germany's future through a cultivation of good relations with this country
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
EFFICIENCY DESIRED IN AFF0RDING RELIEF
 FOR EX-SERVICE MEN
CBy AssocIairI Trcssl

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31- Sweeping recommendations designated to in crease the efficiency of the veterans bureau was made in a report published today by a special senate committee Investigating government activities fer relief of former service men. It was suggested that the bureau should broaden it's interpretation and widen it's scope in the application of existing laws and then seek legisla- tioa for deficiencies where shown.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
RECOVERING THE INJURED

VANCOUVER. Oct 31 Twenty three people are known to be dead thirteen and possibly more missing and fifteen seriously injured as re- suit of the disastrous flood which plunged down a steep mountainside Friday night and transformed the model copper mining settlement at Britannia Beach into scene of dcsola- tion and ruin. All of the injured have been recovered
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
CANADA ROADS ARE TIED UP
 BY FLOODS
,nN As.nclntr-l prnssL

VANCOUVER. F. C., Oct. @l. - Floods. slides and washouts on the Canadian Pacific and Canadian Ma tional railways east of here have paralyzed traffic with Eastern Can ada and caused property loss es- timated at more than $1,00O 900. It will be at least three days before the damage can he repaired and through traffic resumed
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
NEW DEFENSE
 BE OFFERED
 BY ARBUCKLE
lRy Associatcd prcssl

CHICAGO. Oct. 31.-The defense of Roscoe Arbuckle on mansaughter charge in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Rappe following a party given in Arbuckle's room at a San Francisco hotel. will be based on physiology. according to Charles F.. Brennan, his attorney. The de fensc will contend that Miss Rappe was suffering from a .malady which was pronounced permanent and chronic eight years ago. he said.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
FOUR KILLED
 WHEN TRAIN
 STRIKES
OBv Associated Prcssl

SEATTLE. Oct. 31 - Four people were killed yesterday at Roy Pierce county. when an automobile in which they were riding was struck by a train The victims were later identt- fled as F. NJ. Beaver wife and daugh- ter. all of Seattle, and Mrs. F.. H. Shiy- fly. Of Tacoma. Mrs. Beavers mother.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
RELIEF FUNDS ARE STARTED

VANCOUVER. Oct. 31 Fourteen bodies of the thirty-six known dead have been recovered at Britannia Beach. Gangs are making good prog rcss in their work. Relief parties are expected to arrive this afternoon to replace men who have been working constantly since Saturday morning
 Several relief funds have been started.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
OF JAPANESE IS
 NOW SOUGHT
CRy Associated Prcss)

KANSAS CITY, Oct 3I-Practicat exclusion of Japanese immigrants by a new international agreement based on mutual respect and reciprocal in nature. is recommended in report of the American Legions' oriental committee to this weeks national convention it has been announced
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
UNEARTH PLOT ASSASSINATE
 VENLZELOS
(Ry Associated prcssD

CHICAGO. Oct 31.-The Herald and Examiner claims the federal secret service has unearthed plot to assas sinate former Premier Nenizelos. of Greece, who with his bride left yes. terday for California. The govern ment is keeping the details secret but the plot is believed to be the work of Greek royalists.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
MANY DELEGATES ARRIVING
Gv N~ "ciatrd rr"ss'

KANSAS CITY, Oct Equivalent of war strength division made up of men from New England to San Fran cisco. with their wives and relatives arrived last night for the national con vention of the American Legion, which opened today Among the important arrivals this morning were General Armando Diaz of Italy. and General Baron Jacques of Belgium.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
GREENLEAF RETAINS
 CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE
LRv Assncintnh Irrssl

PHILADELPHIA, Oct &l. - Ralph Greenleaf. of New Yorkt retained the national championship title in close national hook billiard tournament Sat urday night, defeating Arthur Wood u Minneapolis. in the final contest l25 to q points in 2G innings.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
NAVY PLANES COLLIDE;
 TWO OFFICERS INJURED
cBv Associated rress>

SAN DIEGO. Oct. Lieutenant Winthrope Blackwell was killed and Lieutenant D w Tomilson severely in jured in q collision of two navy planes
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN
 DENIES HE WILL RESIGN
l.N Nssnclut.l rrcssl

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l Chairman George White upon his arrival for the Demicratic national committee meeting tomorrow denied the reports that he would resign. He said he knew nothing of q definite character to come before the meeting
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
WILSON SUFFERS FROM
 ATTACK INDIGESTION
oEv Associated prcssN

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3I. Former President Wilson practically recovered yesterday from q slight attack of in- digestion which Saturday prevented him from seeing Marshal Foch, when the latter called at his home, On the advice of his physician Wilson re. maincd in bed yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
DEBT OF RUSSIA TO
 BE RECOGNIZED WITH
 CONCLUSION OF PEACE
,Hv Azzopfon.H rroSsp

RIGA, Oct. &l.- The recognition of the Russian debt by the soviet gov crnmcnt is conditional on the great powers concluding final peace with the soviets. according to foreign min ister Chitcheri
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
COMPLETE RAILWAY TO
 FAIRBANKS DECEMBER
Special Corrcspondcncc)

FAIRBANKS. Oct. 31.-The govern ment railroad will probably be com pleted to Fairbanks in December. al though it is not promised until March or April
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
TOUR OF AMERICA FOR
 FOREIGN DELEGATES
tBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Oct. Senator Stanfleld introduced resolution to have the foreign delegates to the Armament conference and the press representatives tour the country. in CludnE the Pacific coast, as the guests of the nation.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
CHINESE DELEGATION
 ARRIVES AT CAPITAL
CRy Associated Pr-ss)

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31. - China's advance guard to the armament con ference arrived last night and was given an ovation by large crowds. There are more than ninety in the party.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
PREMIER BRAND IS
 ON WAY TO STATES
uRy Associated Prcss)

HAVRE. Oct. 3l.-Premier Briand heading the French delegation sailed on Saturday for the Washington con ference on the liner Lafayette.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
RICH PAY HAS BEEN
 STRUCK IN TOL0VANA
Special to the TimesD

FAIRBANKS, Oct. 31.-Adyices to that two new holes sunk on Wilbur creek have landed on rich pay and the whole Tolovana mining district k looking better than ever expected.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
GERMANY GRANTED AN EXTENSION OF FIFTEEN
 DAYS IN PAYMENTS
,Hy Associated pro%<p

PARIS. Oct &1-The reparations commission has granted Germany fif teen days extension from November l5 on the first installment of half q billion bold marks on the second bill lien of her separations payments.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
DEATH LIST EXCEEDS FIFTY

VICTORY, Oct. 3l. - Latest ad- vices from Brittania Beach indicates the loss of life. following the cloud burst may exceed fifty. The bodies of twenty two dead have so far been recovered and nearly half of the hundred and fifteen houses in the town swept away.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
FAIRBANKS WOMAN IS
 ON WAY TO RECOVERY
lSneciaI Correspondencel

FAIRBANKS. Oct 31- Mrs George Preston wife of the manager of the Northern Commercial Company. whose death has been expected for eight consecutive times from double pneumonia. has taken new hold on lii" and is now certain of recovery.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
DECLARES AMENDMENT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
LRv Associnlcd rressl

WASHINGTON Oct 3l. - Senator New, of Indiana, opened the Republi- can fight on Reeds soldier bonus amendment to the tax revision bill, tutiOnal
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
COOLIDGE IS REPRESENTING
 PRESIDENT
lnv N4eOrIatcI Trcss

ident Coolidge arrived to attend the American Legion convention as Presi- dent Hardings representative.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
STILL TOO MUCH RED TAPE
CBy Associated Prcss)

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 31.-Red tape in dealing with disabled service men has not been sufficiently done away with, despite the governments policy of bureas in dealing with compensa- tion for wounded veterans. was the statement issued by the executive committee of the convention.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
MARSHAL STEVENS TO
 TAKE OFFICE TOMORROW
lSnecinl Correspondencel

FAIRBANKS. Oct 31 - United States Marshal Stevens has arrived and takes the oath of office tomor row. He is a personal appointment of President Hardings.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
RABBI K0RNFIELD NEW
 MINISTER TO PERSIA
UIy Associated Prcss)

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.-Pl esi- dent Harding has nominated Rabbi Joseph Saul Kornfield, of Columbus, Ohio. to be minister to Persia.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
LARGE PROPERTY LOSS

VANCOUVER. Oct 31-The death toll of flooded Britannia Beach reached thirty-six early this morning. with a property loss amounting to several mil lion
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
MINERS WANT ANDERSON
 INJUNCTION DISS0I YED
IHv Nsso.iltri Tr,--l

CHARLESTON. w Va. Oct 3l.- Counsel for the United Mine Workera announced that he would immediately ask the federal circuit court of Chi cago to dissolve the Anderson injunc- tion
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
FoCH AND pERsHING ARRIVE

0HV Na@00INI00 IT014l
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.- Marshal Foch and General Pershing, with their staffs. left here yesterday for Kansas City.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-31
DELEGATES ARE GIVEN
 RANK OF AMBASSADOR
lRy AesocIatcd rrcssl

WASHINGTON, Oct 31.-President Harding conferred the rank of ambas- sador upon the United States dele gates to the armament conference.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-10

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BRISCoE-1slo touring car, in Al oondi a..
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Main 1885.
SIX CYLINDER, seven passenger touring
Al condition; lights and starte Motor
Just overhauled All tires good. $3.50. Inquire
oLEARY. 1893 Lawrence st N. e. owner
leaving city
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such standard make tires as Goodrich.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-08-14

Fish net hose. embroidered In
sequins. gold slippers and sill
yer cords. made an extrava-
CANT footRear for this Gold
wyn gown Of black let and oil.
yer cloth worn In The Night
Rose"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-08-14

A sumptuous dinnersown made
brilliant and sparkling with Sc
gums. worn by Pauline Fred
eriek In the dining room scene
in Salvage"
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
06Nggg5lE@ 5 81
.STzzt'|V " z 1AWN9

over. viii the referee please count
1O2
Old Man Ether knocked Mike
O'Dowd out during an operation re-
Gently. Something the scrappers
have failed TO do.
Lewis head hold Is probably the
squeeze play" OF wrestling.
Johnny Wilson, as the middle
weight crown wearer. is about as
popular as a lot OF foreign kings
have been.
Iasker and Capablanca, so they
tell us, have sacrificed many queens,
castles. etc. in their chess match.
Not TO mention the nights.
Many a rookie pitchers start in
a big league ball game is also his
finish.
The hockey player bumped a foe
and pushed him past the pole. And
then came cheers because twas
thought. he'd knocked him for a
goal
Perhaps" a nifty race nag, has
been coping the coin at Havana.
What do you mean, Perhaps?
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
16 TEAMS TO PLAY
CHURCH BASEBALL

One Of the largest, n not the larg-
est, baseball league. OF this city. is
now in course OF construction by
the Church Athletic League direc-
tors. This league will be composed
Of sixteen clubs, divided into two d.
visions, Of clubs each; one division
playing twilight ball and the other
playing Saturday afternoon ball.
The teams already signifying their
Intentions Of entering the Twilight
Division are Grace NJ. f.. Westmin-
ster Presbyterian. Second, Baptist
Brandywine NJ. E., ST. Paul's NJ. e,
Trinity p. f.. Goodman NJ. T. and
old swedes.
The Saturday division will be
composed Of Emmanuel =. f.. Union
NJ. f.. West Presbyterian. First Cen
trail Presbyterian. Scott NJ. T., Mt.
Salem NJ. r. and McCabe NJ. +. or
Olivet NJ. +.
Leroy r. Sparks. Gene Sproul and
]. r. Kendall compose the schedule
committee, and promise the COM
pleted schedule for both divisions
for publication on Monday
A meeting OF the baseball repre-
sentatives Of the Church Athletic
League viii be held in the Y. NJ. C.
A. building. Tenth and Orange
streets. at o'clock. Tuesday even
ing. Kenneth A. Horn is directing
the baseball activities Of the league
Evening journal., 1921-04-02

The photographer son opened up
dads camera and exposed a lot OF
new plates. Didn't know It was
loaded"
It's a deuce OF a note when two
tennis players both make three
points.
The sharks golf game is just the
opposite from the dubs. Awfully
simple Simply awful.
Fred Beebe was fired from the
Wichita baseball club. Like a shot
out Of an air rife?
Many a championship boxing con-
test turns out to be just a bout
but not quite.
Hoppe runs 500 at 1872 Ought
to make a good track man.
Where many players swung the
AK during the winter months, man
ayers are swinging 1t now
The American League is full OF
promising teams. All promise 10
finish in the first division.
Many a boxer feints wit hhis left
and then with his right and then all