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one SOUGHT DEBT
CANCELLATION
Nation Requested l. S. to Can
Gel War Loan.
PROBE RUSSIAN CREDITS
Houston Refuses to Give Name of
Power to Senate Committee.
Greece Only Power to Pay Interest.

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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
BANK BANDITS GOT S185,OOO
Loss of Wyomissing institution Grow
inG-Thieves Still at Large.

Reading, Pa, Feb. S.-DetectiyeS
working on the Wyomissing Bank rob
berry stated that the loss was in eX-
cess of S1S5,000 II consists of So.
600 in cash and the remainder in un-
registered and untraceable securities
most Liberty bonds.
Officials of the Peoples Trust Co.
said the bank examiners had not com.
pleted their work and insisted that
whatever the loss it was co,ercd by
insurance. The trust company Off
ctals have offered $500 for the arrest
or conviction Of one or more of the
bandits and a liberal reward for the
recovery of the stolen property Or for
information leading to II.
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live Stock Quotations.

Observation-Disclosures steers
and she-Srock. 25c TO SOC higher; tnn
steers. so: hulk beef steers. S7.5G1
- bull, butcher COWS and hPifprS.
$50 G %: hulk Gamers and cutters.
Sc $50 t"5: hullS. steady: bulk bonf
and hc1c"ras. 81 75@16: vcllcrs to mack.
ors S10111; shockers and feeders
STRONG.
HOGS.-Iiahte. 15c 70 2Jc 1o,ver.
others. %5c Ia DC lower: ton so =:
hulk POO rounds down. IS - \ 10 h,1iT,
900 nonnds M. S969.2j: pigs, Steady
to 10C lower
SHrEo-Tiohts. &c over: tor,
$40 hulk. 5000. ve9"1'nrs and shnan
siren" 10 "5n lower: ch"i"n o0-nounG
yearlIngs, ST; top ewes, IS; bulk. s417-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
EGG BATH COST S1O,75O
Man Bombed With Ancient Hen Fruit
Gets Sig Verdict.

Sumrall, Miss, Feb, S.-A rotten
egg shower is worth $I0.75O to the man
showered. in the opinion of a jury
here
1t returned verdict in that amount
in favor Of Charles II. Franck, former
vice president of the Mississippi FEEDER
alton of Labor, who was bombed with
ancient eggs and other missiles last
August when lie was forced to leave
town. after trying to organize union
among negro employees IL the J. J..
Newman Lumber company.
The jury held the company blame
less. but It's three suparintendents
Thomas, Ballard and Lott, responsible
and levied the penalty against them
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Boston, Feb. S.-The man who lives
on the proverbial boarding house diet
Of white bread, potatoes, meat occasion
ally, prunes and skim milk, may look
well, but he lacks vitality and tone,
DR.. Martin Edward, a specialist in
dietetics, said IN an address TO the
Methodist Ministers Association. He
recommended fruits and cereals as the
things that give mineral salts and vita
p1inpS
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Senate Also overrides Veto.

Washington, Feb. S.-The house re-
solution directing that army enlist
ments be stopped until the army was
reduced TO 10000 men became a law
over President Wilson's veto. The sen
ATE placed the resolution on the statute
hooks by voting TO override the veto
The house voted overwhelmingly to
,yerulrn the veto last Saturday. The
senate vote was 81 to 1. Senator hir
by. Democrat. Arkansas. alone voted
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LAY JINCOISM IN
JAPAN TO DANIELS
MOndeII Says u. S. Won't Fol-
low His Naval Program
FAVORS ARMS LIMITATION
House Leader Declares Agreement is
Needed to Avert World Bank
ruptcy.

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Washington, Feb. N.-Au iul.raaff,If-
al agreement for limitation OF 1r,ta-
ments is absolutely e~sr-fiYI ia iba
avoidance Of bauEIuetav LY ..I..!a Of
the more important nations If The
world.
Representative HtunuII. Nyu3.rnu
Republican header uf the 'lou>,, So u.s.
serted before the house naval ,s.,II,i,-
tee.
II an aereol1tLt - MOI r-.rs..a in
the near future, Mir. Nouiau said. IN.
fault viii lie that of America, as IT,.
former days the f@u} was that al ,...:..
many. He added fl,-re ,,@S Lp i'm.
10 work out the rrohlpll before ia
change in administration ue., lac.sn
TIE fault VIII b. ours" he assert
ed, a We are The only great ia ium
whicI. voul1 maintain enormous. -~Gaj-
liShments On Ia"a ~ud sea without
bankruptcy i is GU duty L. lead llln
way toward relief from fhr Dre~ep.
end future burdens # warIikc ,.xrcn-
ditureS, which, inks, -" and opprg ~
to us. would be uUhaara'l" e. ne"
nations.
More than that it i our dury to
lead The way. br"urs2. strangely
enough, We are the onlv great marion
which. since the world war ha, u&tr:-
ally taken Il position favorable 10 the
increase rather Gluli the 1e,ryas" at
arm&mcnts and war ! iso Expenditure,
and the one nation in which. l fear
there is 4 really dangerous sentiment
in favor "i increases r2sAer tan d.
creases OF military c4jaUii>lim, mt: a
sentiment limited, 1t is true, 10 The
number of people openly aN'Wtn@ IT,
hut sentiment nevertheless deeply
planted, ShreWdiy calculating nm" very
persistent"
Nh. Mondell ATTACKED ire executive
| departments OF the government for
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
HELPS. GRASS, KILLS WEED
New Fertilizer Said to Realize prean
of All Gardners.

new + SfIIIiZST Odiu ~ NSStiES ~ N'''
of All Gardeners.
Kingston, r. l., Feb. S.-DtScoEery- o
the long sought fertilizer that viii
grow grass and kill weeds is announced
by the experiment station of lthod
Island State College, after tWent!
years of research.
The realization IF the dre.rm .
gardeners Is TO be attained merely by
the use of ammonium sugshate instead
Of nitrate of soda in the annual dDpLi-
cation Of fertilizer.
"Gardners have almost uniNers ail|
advised supplying nitrogen. the cilei
element in the plant food Of grass, il
the form of nitrate of soda says /?
college statement This gradual!
tends TO create an alkaline condition
of the soil which is especially favor
able to the growth of weeds. Soon tn
grass is crowded out and the lawn ha'
an uneven appearance.
"By using ammonium suiphafe, Wlhcl
is not more expensive, In the sam
quantities as the nitrate of soda, the
REQUIRED amount of nitrogen is furnish
ed, but the weeds are 50 weakened the!
are crowded out
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
Bad Cold and Cough Cured by C.G,lIn-
beslain's Cough Remedy

Several years ago c. u. Glass,
Gardiner, Me-, contracted a severe
cold and cough. He tried various
medicines but instead Of getting well
he kept adding to 1t by contracting
fresh colds. Nothing he had taken
for 1t was of any permanent benefit
until druggist advised him to try
Chamberlain Cough remedy. He
says Il was completely cured by this
remedy and have since always turn
ed to it when I had a cold and soon
find relief. ADV,
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R. R. PAY BILL BEATEN
Fails to Get Two-thirds Ve.c-WfI be
Revived in New Form.

Fails to Get Two-thirds Ve=t-Wti be
Revived in New Form.
Washington, Feb. S.-The NlnsI3W
bill authorizing partial payments ia
railroads under the guaranty section
of the transportation act failed OF
massage in the house. The vote was
900 to III. A two-thirds vote wa
required, as the bill was taken up
under suspension of the rules.
Advocates of the measure; sHrprtS
"A by its defeat, said they would
seek to obtain a rule giving it priv
eyed status, in which event it coulj
he passed by a majority vote.
There was a sharp debate over III
bill, especially from Democrats, who
we're almost solidly against il
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Passes Good Reads Bill.

Washington, Feb. S-A bill to au
horize the appropriation of 100000
100 for road improvements during tn
fiscal year 1920, was passed by tn
house, 27S to IS. The measure ais.
would make available for an addition
II two years federal 'unds already III
lotted to states for road work. but no
,Vpended
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
MOTHERS FRIEND
For Expectant Mothers
UsED By THREE GENERATIONS
ron BOOKLET on MOTHERHOOD ARD rsx BABY tsss
5RADEEL7 REGULATOR Co. DEPT SD. ATLANTA Ca
For a Persistent Cough

Some years ago II. P. Burbage. a
student at law in Greenville, s. c.,
had been troubled for a long while
with persistent cough which he
says, greatly alarmed me, causing
me to fear that 1 was in the first
stage Of consumption" Having seen
Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad-
vertised he concluded to try it. 81
soon felt a remarkable change and
after using two bottles of the small
size was permanently cured."-AdT.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
Death Chair For Baby Murderer,

TCwanda, Pa, Feb. S.-Judge Max
we'll refused a new trial to Floyd
Smith, %, convicted of numbering his
3-weeks-old son at South Waverly in
April, 1920, and sentenced to die in
the electric chair at the Western PenI-
Tertiary.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
Tariff Bill Sidetracked.

Washington, Feb. $40 further eff
Horts wiz be made to pass the emer
gency tariff bill until the senate liza
disposed of the sundry civil service
and postofice appropriation bills. Sen
tot Penrose, Republican, Pennsylva
MIA, chairman of the finance commit
tee. so announced
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
MAYOR WARNS SEAMEN
Those REFUSING joas at Newport
News Put in Vaarant Glass.

nose SSGS
News Put in Vagrant Class.
Newport News, Va. Feb. .S.-MaEor
Hidden supplemented the recent work
or ja;r' edict to unemployed here with
a ,tification to idle seamen that
those refusing work at wages paid on
4aid-up ships at Claremont would be
treated as vag"ants If they applied
later for help. Forty men a@9eed 10
60 to work, hut others asserted they
could not accept the wage scale III
der union oaths. These said they
would rot seek aims from the city.
The mayor informed the Seamen h~
was not fighting the union hug rt1ac
the city could not support them h
ldloncss. Arrangements 10 furnish
charitable institutions. with deScrip-
lions o. men who refuse to WORT! have
been made.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
Aneh.can Volcano Active.

BEDDING, Calf, Feb. S.-After tw'
short Ieri0ds Of inactivity LASER
Park. IT. northeastern California. re
sr..ca If. eruption and the volume o
...sIo and steam increased IL inter
i The 'atest eruption was said b
o}.e.v,rS 10 be thrice the volume 0
h rarl!er eruption Of yesterda!
, rolled of to the south in gro:
".i.,,.s
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08

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go
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''.i"f u" he 'puI'
I'm t.. lie IVES jAt
third son OF a DIS
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
MEN THE GUN CHEWERS
Courthouse Statistics Prove Vino Jaw
WannIers Are

Wa99iefS Are.
NCrristown, Feb. S.-}i9n are NOR"
persistent gum chewers 5han women
as pIoven indirectly by the iaIrttoriai
force at the courthouse, Where Il GttHr.
or more Of gum wads Fan De pried l9os"
daily from the EGcAes occupied ''y vii.
nesses and jurors il court.
Or the side Of courtr0oin \" /, "tcu.
MED hy The witnesses. many NJ them
women. the long benches average ten
wadS to to bench, O. total al ninety
wads on tie Jurors side - III" room
the gun avcraG.~ e.'.,c!. T. . ,@n..it
Heretofore onl< m2" aaT> "o, ,iii"'
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08

Not Ii As Rich AS Cresus
II you were as rich as Cresus you
could not buy a better remedy for
constipation than Chamberlain's
Tablets. They are easy and pleasant
to take and when the proper dose is
taken produce a mild and gentle
effect. They also strengthen the
di geSti0n-Adv.
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@EasaA- &
- - ~

rious lad, writing long plays in verse
and prose while hardly more than
child. Before his 21st year he had won
several high prizes for his verse But,
thrown on his own resources by the
death of his mother, he found it diid-
suit to live by his pen. He moved into
an attic. where he had his only expe-
rience of actual poverty, His writ
ings, however, soon became popular
and he was able to marry, at the age
Of 81 Adele FouCher. his playmate OF
childhood days 1t was a happy mar
rage for 10 years. Then Hugo be-
came infatuated with an actress to
whom he was devoted so years.
From his youth until his death, on
May %. 1885. Hugo wrote rapidly
oocms, plays and novels. Ne other
man of his time had such an inter-
national reputation. Swinburne hailed
him as the greatest man born since
he death OF Shakespeare"
His most famous novel Les Mis-
CRADLES" was published in 1862, but
ae had been working on it for Is years.
Thirty years before had appeared his
first great prose romance. "Notre
Dame" and the third. "Toilers of the
Sea-" came out in 1865.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08
The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Rain today
and probably tomorrow: easterly
winds.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-08

RICHES FROM THRIFT

!. Boston, Feb. s. With & total =
!. of nearly 100000 in their =
!. purses and S250000 worth Of =
!. Jewels. 200 Russians. who arriv- -
!. ed here seven years ago as poor =
!. immigrants, are about TO re- =
!. turn to their native land, and =
!. expect to spend the rest Of their q
!. lives in ease. They will sail for =
!. Lihau and proceed on horseback =
!. to the interior. where their fam =
!. lilies await them. =
!. For several years the Rus :
!. slams have been employed IN =
!. Lynn industrial plants and their =
!. prosperity is the result Of war =
!. time wages. frugal living and =
:. thrift. All the cash is in Ameri- =
!. can geld or gold certificates =
!. At In. present rate of exchange =
!. they believe their savings of =
!. $1,000 to $1,000 each will en- =
!. title them to be called rich in !
I. home circles. -- =
!. !
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When You Are Billions


To promote healthy action of the
liver and correct the disorders caus-
ed by biliousness Chamberlain g
Tablets are excellent. Try them and
see how quickly they give you a
relish for our food and Danish that
dull stupid feeling.
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Why? s Esq., $::s:5 3 3 s::s: e.: =:
,aaE5A proves promise.
ID G:I,Es' Beechan's F:ll2 ar
Il s55flS II 4 SE used by peop,e al
SxS5y5N over the globe an3
ss3lsI have the largest sG!z
~. of any medicine il.
\st9sssE/ the world!
BE:E:QeHAM'S
g: &: &: PILL t e ::s IS.

Rope. Oars, Blocks, anything for
the boat owners Phillips Hdw. Co.
ADV. B-R6t "a
Kitchen cabinets Phillips HdW
C0.-Adv. B-R-6t-2I4
Aluminium Ware. Agate Ware,
Nickle Ware. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv
Hardware in all branches, big
stocks. Phillips Hdw. Co.-AdV.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
THREE PUMPS FOR
SOUTH SIDE WATER

1t is hoped by the South Side Water
authorities to have three pumps run
ming Sunday to lift the water from the
river into the reservoirs intake. With
FIVE pumps going, about half of the
regular water supply will be taken
care of. This will be enough for every
one to have plenty of water for domes-
tic uses it is said. but irrigation is still
prohibited. OF course with this sup
ply constantly flowing into the stor-
age reservoirs, 1t will be possible for
water to be used for irrigation purposes
after they are full enough to assure a
plentiful supply for domestic use. When
that time comes, the South siders will
be notified thru the newspapers.
Col. W. G. Caples stated that It
would be best to still store water in
the homes when 1t is obtainable until
further notice. because something
might again cut off the supply He
further stated that he believed that
there would be plenty of water In the
mains all day Sunday, but to have a
supply stored.
The officials stated that the construc-
ton of the dam is making good pro-
Eress. The Stag for the dam is OBJ
tanned from the steel works, and the
only means of getting it to the dam
is thru the freight yards. and Friday
several cars were held up. AS a re-
suit the workmen ran out of material
about midnight. but the Stag was at
the dam bright and early Saturday
morning and work was resumed. When
the dam extends to a point where it
caused normal supply to flow into
the intake that dam will be abandoned.
and work begun on permanent struc-
ture.
Yesterday two pumps were running.
1t was stated, II. Fl. Cannon. proprie-
tor of the Standard Plumbing and Heat
company. is installing all of the pumps.
He installed the four Sflch pump fur
nished by his company and the six
inch pump furnished by the North
side water works.
The twelve inch pump furnished by
the c. F. g. l. was connected and It was
planned to have 1t in operation yes
terday afternoon. The power to oper-
ate the 12-inch pump is to come from
a tractor furnished by Lew Walker.
of the Walker Motor company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
BANNER CIRCLE NO. Z

Banner Circle No. held a special
meeting last Monday afternoon in
W. o. ". han. Opera house block. with
good attendance vizhors from
Carnaticn and Pansy circle were pre-
ssnt and given circle honors. Guard
ian Sei1hhor Anna Armstrong. has
returned from \ pleatsant visit with rel
aUveH IN Wyoming and presided at
meeting Monday. P. G NoiEhbor Jen-
ME Walters. and Banker Matte o
Hayes. have returned home from out
OF town visits and were present. at
Mondays meeting. Neirhbcr Hines
was reported nuite III In st. Mary's
hospital NeiEhbor Alvs Seton III in
Minneoua hospital and Naighbor Zantz
II at her home in Block w. District
convention which was postponed from
Juno and until June sT-cs. will have
a large rcpreSe ntatjon from the three
circles of Pueblo. about seventy -6ve
delegates will leave next Sunday noon
for La JuntA Those going from Ban
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Clock AT Rushmer's
Damaged By Flood

How many times a day do you
glance up to Rushmer's clock to get
the tine7 And the number OF times
that you look up there, only to be
reminded that the flood put the clock
on the blink. varies directly with the
number of times that you wish the
clock would be repaired.
The trouble Is that the clock car
rtes its heart In its heels. The wheels
of the thing live in tho cellar. under
the sidewalk. And in the cellar Is
lof OF nice black. woozy mud. so
that the watchman cannot get at the
clock to repair II. As soon As the
city gets the mud out of he cellar. You
can get the time from Rushmers .
clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
FRENCH ErrRess pEn Allied

Lille. France. June 25.--The lille
Paris express train was dersiled this
afternoon near Albert and 70 persons
arc reported TO have been killed and 4
injured.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
prGurt mr. uoxoa

There will be lodge meeting In
Fisher hail. Friday evening. July let.
and all members are requested to he
rr~r~~-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

guaranteed painless corn snd 'csiiua re-
. mover ANY corn. no matter how deep
rooted. departs quickly when Gets IT,
arrives. Wonderfully simple. yet sim
rly wonderful bee ,tae all eorenss =
store with the hrst application. Get
rid Of your corn sod wear shoes
that Ht Big. shoes simply. make corns
grow bigger Your money back 10
"c;ets-tt' fails Insist or the genuine.
Costs but trifle everywhere. MID. by
r Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
v. ,. 4. or rpr wAcCaprre

Columbine Review No. s. ". 3. A. Of
the Maccsoses. held their regular
meeting Thnrsday afternoon. The
members wore sorrv to hear Of the
Illness Of irr. tattie. Mrr. Brockmsr
and Captain Daviaon. and hope for
their SPEEDY recovery viii all the
members who were caught in the hood
please communicate with Collector
Chclicord at once. without fail We
will hold our regular meeting NEXT
Thursday. everybody urged to he pyer.
ent. Members don't fail to psy your
dues hy the 5oth a. all members who
have not paid to date arc standing
under suspension at the present time
So please attend to same at once.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
UrELLuN COUNCIL. :. =. A.

owfne to flood conditions NJ meetings
Of Uteiiem Council are being held At
present but members will he notiHed
when meeting will be called. Next
"Wednesday afternoon. June - the
fnsncier win he at Mccarthy Brown
parlors tn receive dues. Members please
be prompt and get your dues paid be-
fore july let.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs

V' " NVs1'"UVN
The Royal NsiShbor club met Again
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mira Jo~ Davis. 1915 W. 18th. The
time was spent informally and a large
crowd was present Monday night is
our regular meeting night again.
Delicious refreshments were served
At the close Of the afternoon to the
following: Mrs Della Matheny. Mrs.
Gladys Matheny. Mrs- Virgil Martin.
Mrs Florence Delihan.y. Mrs. A. ].
shtpler. Mrs. J. ". wheatley. Mrs.
r. a Kirk. Mrs. c. W. May. Mrs. /
R Arnstt. Mrs. Jennie ritteetrom.
Mrs. G. r. Chapman. Mrs. c. N. De-
nlares. Mrs, Henry Nielsen. Mrs. L.
=. Sohwsder. Mrs. Susie Sease. Mrs
Hobbs. Mrs. olin Davis. Mrp n. T.
Tedrow. Mrs Bower. Mrs. NJ. Y. Rad
ley. Miss Gladys Dun. Miss Helen
Quinn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Millions
Use
'Cets-It
For Corns
ops Pain instantly - Remov
Corus Completely.

Everybody. everywhere needs to
know what millions of folks have al
ready learned about "gets-I'.' the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
In the Lodge Room

nT Circle No. are: NeA8hbors. Flor
ence Young. Corn Marta. Mande Nc
Canerty. Mary Kelley. Blanche Rig
by. Sam Rigby. Judith Somers, Ior-
eta Morton. Jennie Walters, Jennie
keeley. May DauSherty. Mary Keller.
Lura Eean. Alma kalyniak. VIM. q.
McMinn, A. r Davis. Hazel waldron.
Il Young. Hannah Seton. Emma An
drew. Cora Grcgor. Frances Miller.
Sophia Tour. Matte o. Hayes. Nellie
Rimple, Dcons Carroll. Elizabeth Mas
tarson. Appointed outer guard. neigh
bor c. c. white who is district man
aSer. and Mary T.. Deaton. correspond
ent Of Banner Circle will accompany
the delegation.
At present no meetings tire being held
on Tuesday night and natEhbors will
please watch papers for notice stating
when regular meetings will be held.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-06
Disdrr, or Arm! Which?

will to the teeth would eponze the
yesterday by President Harding
unmstakae words that II the powers now
Washington do not to reduce their
ornaments the safety Of her future
that the decision OF the
statesmen from the fact that
Harding and the navy as the
alternative approximately each and
n country.
President Harding right his premise that the other
nations will warke preparations the United
States should arise
The of the conference now is
plainly entire world into mad scramble for
superiority possession munitions the end the history Of
1914 will repeated.
threat coming at time when deadoks and disagree
men impending pey undoubtedly will have
wholesome revealing distinct advantages of
Secretary Hughes proposals
With country 1918 still fresh their
nations would
military with the United States 1t
would the 55S proposals and
impossible
atmosphere that America has revealed her
true position little time efecng the
mens that will make a possibility.
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Teachers Salaries

fight for increased eachers
the United States bureau Of education
necessity for salary increases
the fight to bring about the increases
high school teachers
that
basis and that
no case was any imitation felt.
bulletin shows that the salary of fOuea high school
teacher
will consider this
than fair remuneration for the work done
by high teacher certainly the
figure 1913.
nevertheless they interesting
that the the
salary California leads
salary paid. the figure being fixed at SALT.
the
wenysixth the States
centage 51 This
surely be said that Hoosier begudges the
given