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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
Meet With Rebuff.

Hous,or. Texas. Oct, ?s.-Prelim
mary negotiations for callin OF the
strike 81 I. 4 q. y. trainmcn Friday
met with rebuff. according 20 word
received by q. q. Ncllis. local chairman
here for the strikers.
Nellis said he had been In oommunlca,
ton with J. ID. shepherd. vice chairman
Tor the entire line. over the telephone
and was advised that lac latter had
heen In communication with 4. q. Go.
forth, general manager Of the road. 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

To remove bilious impurities In the
sys,c,c aud be made internally clear
and healthy. you need the INC t"h,'
and laxative properties 81 herbine. ~
nets quickly aud thoroughly. Price. soc.
Sold by Randall DRUG Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

leaders was the decision 81 the Labor
Eoard IN upholding the time and a.haN
overtime provision. This. they do.
olarcd. meant that they had won n
victory" even though the general
strike had been called off.
The commonwealth., 1921-10-25

should be considered and adjust
ment of railroad wages made in
accordance with the tendency
shown in other basic industries.
AS to the strike situation itself,
as we have expressed ourselves
before, this controversy between
the railroads and the unions may
IS well be fought out now as eyer
and the issue between them set
tied once and for al, for unless
this is done, year after year the
same threat Of strike is going to
be made and business be GOntin-
ually upset by the uncertainty Of
the situation.
The commonwealth., 1921-10-25
HOT, DIZZY FEELING
Atlanta Lady. Uncomfortable and
Annoying Condition Relieved,
She Says, by Cardui.

Atlanta, Ga--Miss Alice Frances
Young, Of 28 East Alexander Street,
this city, says: after entering wo-
manhood, suffered so much with
womanly weakness. My back ached.
I would bave, at certain times, hot
feeling thA~ seemed to go 20 my head.
Even my shoulders would hurt, and it
made me very dizzy and uncomfoTt>
able. When the blood would flow to
my head-I suppose that was what II
was-I would faint and feel 20 weak
X couldn't do my work. had q
good position, and this was surely
annoying rs well as embarrassing.
would usually have to 60 home and
90 to bed. I certainly suffered greatly.
Il heard Of Cardui, and my mother
bought 1t for me. It was the first and
only medicine that ever did me any
good for this trouble
Dizziness, headache, sideache. back
ache, tired-out feeling and other dis
agreeable symptoms are often signs OF
womanly troubles. Thousands of wo
men who formerly suffered from these
And similar ailments have found Car
dM very valuable remedy.
Cardui IL composed only q YYte
vegetable ingredients which lavo lo16
been recognized as Of nsAisin9l value
4n the treatment of many diseases enc
disorders peculiar to women.
Take Cardui..
Yeur druggist sells Il NCr14t
The commonwealth., 1921-10-25
A COMPARISON OF FREIGHT
RATES AND WAGES NOW
WITH 1915

There is naturally considerable
interest in the contention Of
both sides in the controversy over
railway wages and reduction in
freight rates. Without express
ing an opinion as to the merits Of
either side but as matter Of pub
lie interest, we are giving some
statistics which are before us.
These figures show that since
the year nineteen and fifteen
there has been an increase of 7S
per cent in freight rates, while
the increase in wages FOR the
same period shows on an average,
1872 per cent.
There is this question involved
in this controversy, and which is
a side which should be consider
ed; and that is, is it the intention
Of the railroads, and the desire of
the public, that the standard of
wages be reduced to the basis
pertaining prior to the war, or is
there tendepcy to hold the stan
dard Of wages on a higher level
Certainly there has been no re
duction made in the necessities o.
par with prewar prices. II
considering this question the av
erage wages in other industries
The commonwealth., 1921-10-25
TUESDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1921.
WILL FRANCE AGREE TO
DISARM?

''F'rance must remain armed as
long as her security has not been
assured announces Premier
BRAND, who will head the French
delegation at the disarmament
conference. -
This attitude is going to cause
embarrassment and is going to
be one Of the many difficult ones
which this conference Will have
to face. The situation of France
is such that it has been, and as
she sees it, is going to be more
necessary for France to maintain
a large armed force than any
other nation. for she has not vet
regained her confidence in Ger
many and is not going to be will
ing to disorganize and disband
her army until she has a guaran-
tee Of the integrity Of France as
a nation. During the Peace Con
ference France attempted to Sc
cure treaty signed by England
and America agreeing to come
to her aid in event Of aggression
by Germany, thus showing her
disbelief in the effectiveness Of
the League Of Nations, and she
is not going to be any the more
willing now to enter any agree
ment whereby it will require her
to bisband her armies until her
security is guaranteed. 1t is going
to be difficult and embarrassing
situation to SO favor France and
not extend the same guarantees
to other nations, unless it is the
intention to form another League
Of Nations extending the same
guarantees to all nations. This
conference may yet extend to
proportions far beyond the plan
ming Of it's originators.
The commonwealth., 1921-10-25
NEW SIDEWALKS NEEDED

To The Editor:
We will soon have the best paved
streets OF any town in the state, and
wherever new sidewalks are needed to
be in keeping with the street paving,
we should have them.
l think we should extend Main
Street paving at least three blocks
south Old out of date sidewalks des-
troy the beauty Of the pretty paved
streets, as they stand now. "New
York; block has done the right thing
by taking up the old worn out side
walks and making new ones, which
are a credit to any city in the world.
But how about Richmond'' block
between 18th and 18th Streets. Don t
you think they should remove the old
ragged sidewalks and have new ones
to match the paved streets And
> l3a ltlm ore BLOCK between 9Th and
10th streets should certainly have
that old high up, ragged, out-of date
sidewalk on the West side Of Main
Street torn up and graded down and
made to match the beautiful street
paving. AS the old sidewalk stands
now it is a disgrace to the town. You
see, when you get a new suit Of
clothes you must have new pair Of
shoes and new hat to match. When
you shine one shoe you must shine
The other one, or some one will think
you are deak broke, or a fool, and
either one is mighty bad.
I will give the three business blocks
new names; Richmond, Baltimore and
New York. Watch them grow through
the untiring rivalry and competition
in business as the town will grow and
prosper.
j. D. RAY.
The commonwealth., 1921-10-25

Ii takes a mighty good motor.
fuel to vaporize properly ir1
freezing weather. S@StandartE''
E1otor Gasoline does. It pre-
vents lots Of SSengine trouble.''
Years Of careful experiments
tom, crgzdes from practically
every developed producing
field, perfected refining pro
cesses and careful tests during
every stage of manufacture are
your best guarantee of a prop
erly balanced motor fuel
gasoline that Keeps yozzs. car
LiveIy.
The commonwealth., 1921-10-25

]UBE and tire blowouts easily fixed
n engne trouble'-ave tinker carburetor clear
carbon off spark plugs battery down trying
finally wind up beng gasoline YOU are using
may be partly o blame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
MILADY''S WARDROBE

parents. the maids. and any others
who may happen TO be in the hcusr
The .scenvry is really creiitlbic. and
tho price of admission Ia always u
penny, The proceeds. Of course. To u"
divided among the company"
one thing these children al ~ayS un-
dcrStand. They have to settle al! dis
putcs among themselves. The mother
viii never be drawn into them. They
usually elect Il Judge and jury 10 set
tie the squabbles. and they arc willing
TO abide by the verdict.
Healthy children are naturally rest
less and noisy. and If il is possible.
let them have Il room To themselves
where they can he noisy. Don't let
them have all their TOYS 1T one time.
for they are cure to become IiSsat!S
fed with the lot il YOU de- and the
toys viii suffer from II. for they VIII
be trcddon on and smashed. lust Il
few of the favoritc ones are best.
There Is no reason why Il r1iuy day
should he Il bugbcar Ia mothers. Pro-
vide u certain amount Cf amusement
and then leave them alone. These days
viii soon he looked forward to with
pleasure by the kidhics. and they Will
certainly give the mother Il more quiet
day to finish that piece OF sewing sh"
has on hand. Some of them may pre-
fer to read an interesting book. or -
learn a new piece of music. Eat the
idea is that they should amusc them
SalNgS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
MEMORIAL ROAD Is
DEDiCATED.TO HEROES
Eoinr, club. OF Tampa. Leads in
Movement to lionur Hruyc
SONS of South.

TAMPN. FIN. Jan. lin honor of
iIilISbcroucE ccunty's One Hundred
and Five tn" Rotary club OF Tampa
viii dedicate the first Road of TO
nicmbrancc in the United States with
al. elaborate program Sunday after
noon january :. The american For
estry Association at Washington has
r.sistcrod The memorial trees of the
Httccu mil, highway. on it's honor
roll a,u Forwarded the memorial
trees certificates OF registration to
L. y. l.ambriEnt OF thc memorial
highway committee OF the Rotary
cub.
i1or special care tho Grst loo trees
Of the Road oi Remembrance viii be
.aiiot!ed 70 H. ;;Nnerican Lcgiclt.
which MI 90 4" The escort Of honor
thorough '-ir;%. The Rci Cross viii
attend to "a" scheme oi decoration.
Ihhr t"mn{rn!,,y chorus OF 500 voices
lars tr"m r"r D.,Le Viii be the
T." delicatien will be i've army
planes from Car!strOm Field.
EapreSeEtHG the War Department
on the program viii lie General 1. q.
Nc NlcN|ht.r. the commanding officer
~ fott MspEcrsou. Atlanta. O.: other
'ort"r Of 81. Andrews Episc,pui
Church. q member nj tho Rotary
'tHh. anu - -. Lam bright. Tho .Csrr-
many Viii lie at The anna CITY line
whcr" ihc i;oad OF H"mcm brance he
Gins.
on either Side OF marble column
thirty feet nigh tophed by ;U eagle
the road Gc"ins. - the bias" nf Tho
column vii The engraved III. names
81 ,Ills9oronch cnmu,y's one Hun
brtd ANA Five. -cNr woman and lHi
men who gave their lives when their
country called. ON tho other side of
he. marble block will 10 this in
scr. iinI,:
Ills MEMuRIAL HIGHWAY
- rarcrrutlv dedicated as "A
ROAD p.' EEM:AlRH ANCE
to thrS" Who gave their lives for
LII arty in the
WORLD WNR. l2lT-lolS'
Through the Tampa Rotary Clup
lH2l"
~ tn" p;uclla@ County line will 10
II duplicate at this monument Laurel
Oaks hordtr The fifteen, mile Road of
Remembrance 3nl Will. they have
been planted but q Year. they arc
Growiug uir-ly rctwcvn the oaks.
vtri-colurcd oloonderS are growing.
The road is asphalt and thirty Geo;
wide. Il T. expected pincllas County
Wi c"u.iuu" tn" Road OF Ren,c.;i-
',i:'n"' into -. tejershurgh Tampa
iso'Hr!ans claim III" road will IL. onr
OF the mos hraH'iful in the world
within 4 f"w years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
PHYSICIANS PRACTICE
ON BABIES IN PARIS,
Chnrge TX Mpdc That Pnxtcnr Instt-
tnie. innncutntcd Infant With
Measles Germs.
by Univcrsnl Service. ]

10y NHlNctSUi SCfN1Ce.J u
rARlS. Jan. l.-That babies as well
as dogs and monkeys are expert
mented upon ut the Institute Pas
tour is revealed In the Institutes
monthly magazine. just published.
which has aroused violent criticism,
againg, the institute in Paris. 5
In n report by DR.. Charles Nicolle
and Or. \. Consell. famous microbl-
ologlsis. II is stated: I'VE injected In
n monkey &c. OF the blood of a
measles patient. Nine days later It's
,cmpcr:,tur. had risen 10 A0.7. Forth
with We innoculateI with the blood
OF this monkey two other animals
ana an infant.
After nine days OF incubation the
child presented all the classical
symptoms of the malady. Tho blood
OF the child was then In It's turn In
jcctcd into three monkeys. in the ease
Of two of which the innoculation
showed positive results"
No mention is made as to whether
he child recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
sion Of poor health. or a badiy-trea,
Earl, neanisr,es.


Fairly Requisites.
Color values. taste and n musical
ear are all tiiings which should be
developed before ~ Eirl-chjld has
Iyt ! was taught to appreciate the
purity o: texture of my own body by
Sleeping between black SILK sheets. |
do not advise this for every woman.
however. as IL there is tile smallest
physical defect II Will spoil the sense
of perfection and induce mcianchOliu
Instead OF the high spirits which In
Sariably come when ones soul is sat
uratcd IN Il sense of onr's own beauty.
Above all. the first essential To TIL.
cultivation OF the special sense OF
hypnot!sm called love il tic entire
absence or sclf-cunsciousncas. which
IS Il destroyer OF both oUtwlrd ana
Inward beauty. More wrinkles are
caused by seif-rousciousncsS than
by any other sort Of worry.
In conclusion would Ike 4"
warn those who are marrying for
,;ownhearicd should II become APP
parent after fvw Years that their
mates love is dimminc. IT is only
uc first trance wcarips OF. II YOU
SIN poSSrsS IA" sam" attractions.
physical and sth"rv-!Ss.
other. there is no reason WHY
other frances should not follow un-
III yom die.
soon as the first nrdor az ruur hvs
hand coo!s, Wait "a little Whit
and YOU VIII see his low" raturn in
ali the ccstntic freshness ~ earl!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
= l"FvNUNIIN HoUICatcu as
ROAD -" ENt.ilRR ANCE
10 jhfS" whp gave their lives for
Lib rtY in the
WORLD W.tR l2iT-lolS'
Through the Tampa Rotary Clup
COST sc TO TELL WHAT
HE THOUGHT ABOUT HER
!."nd"rcr Tra". F:>crn,inn tn BcinS
Fargo; f"r 'rp Dcs's Teeth
ii' i.t!marErt.

LONDON J,u. l-Modcrn man
doesn't uird Spending money in order
To let modern woman Know what h"
thinks shout h"r.
III" ;ollp"!uS advertisement ap-
scared u the Personal Column az
the London .Tin,s-at 81 a linc:
Let IL hc known 10 the ladies C2)
with U.ly lap dog in Haymarkot.
il:3o. rcc, mh-r LIST, thu, the mere
Marcus. lead. causing the l.tiic dear
pain. got home safely. with the aid
at some pins. kindly givcn him 10y
some OF their bvttcr-bred follow crca-
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
n||IThCE CURES YOUNG
AND sTANNER
SGSy York Clinic for Speech Defects
Trol;blc by Muscular
Il Co-Drri;nati ion.
JAILED NDER WORKER
Ponguc-Tanglcd Enter Into New
s World When Leaving Institution.
4 Hnshful, Awkward Enbirs Gain
Sense 0f Speech.

"a 8
asa YORK. Jan l.--Poc,s arc
FiSSa. no. made.
y SO are Sufferers.
Poetic genius must he developed,
J butt suffering talent must be dis
ecoifased IL it's owner is 20 20 through
.iifet acknowledgements unpfraid and per
-feGqy normal. equipped TO engage IN
the various competitions that maxi"
i Sip Existence.
The voca! trac; is one o; the Gncr
mGehanisms OF tAe human body. IN
ordcr to MAKE this function rroncriy,
I II j. necessary that tho less delicate
mechanism bc normal Physical cdu-
cation ard mas ular co-"rdination are
!, followed ~ the recovery OF Il steady
control OF the vocal Organs
Unattended uHCarcd ior. the slut
terins and stammeriag vo!ce may
na&e 4 child Ia 'ilward IN School
embarrassed TO the pu.u; o: quitting
+ his education. n,ted unly for rnar"al
iahor and In ,ntuv cases Masking OF
him deinquont, 1Hully a SgiminIi.
These arc Inc conclusions o.: pr
James sonne;t Greene, a physician
AMI. abroad. mas fornicd the MN
York Clinic for SPEECH DyfeGts. 1T
las East Thirty-scveuth street
noasc or Magic,
The visitor ia tie clinic CONES
7 nwaN hrreaihlcss. c"eenartrI Nth this
mouse OF magic. i vTIItdbic CI1m DOR
OF wonders rr"Eidcd over by This
genial enthusiastic %auug man. whD
given now personalities 70 suNerira
4 leSEs the institutional air. Ths
aetesiaGle aura % ''lharity' is no, to
be found. No ricSe.> pine brnchcs
but, com!cr'nole srplrhairs ana oaeG
WATTS
Whcn the tongue; an=l,d. dcspona-
cnt younS ana old. enter ,hai door
,ncS 20 MTG nrw world. i'roa a
iiiei who're they wer" sn-:a, oGtcas
threuEh their aCllc,inu thev .,iue
here and meet others. VINO nave l.-r-
Use suffered ,.ni have been ur,I
Esn;ol awkN agi .a@.,s vino have
through ;hc!r pi;ifpl or5.i> AKA
faiiurc 70 spraE NOT only learS
SActrh Su; reading b,-r
Business Tosa. gai-ir. neeHug. 10.
iack or pots" and scif-cofTE sTre am
due 10 faulty Speech. leave the e'iui-
With newborn seals. ahie -u 30 +.
cn4!oycs VINO nevsr VIII uueSs iaa,
the!- brisN, efficient H.w "a. ls,uan
was once sufferer
Boys who nave lcit coWcrc Hlraus.
OF the tauuii-g of .h.!r mates r.tur-.
10 .thciT studies With now cIurl.v
and new tongues
Among the rHtio1iS p~ Gre snc has
biographies OF Mark Twain VINO stnt.
tered for MANY gears ANA was !rsl
III day.
Suffering :,nt .';au,,mcrtrs.
IAetc, is :: general IN suaG ,rs,u.tN-
ing about stUttor!ig and sislulne~.
ing,r.says D.. Greene. ITO stu:,sr ir
spetch means 10 hesitate ana r.paa'
Stammerin% is mGtjiatiuu ,- s,I.lh
n. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
HOMELY HINTS

II thrra is an abundance or SKINNED
milk. use Z to clean YOUR linolcum in
stead OF v',ter. II keeps il looking
wH'"h the water vii! do. in time.
When YOU take "Ciir kid gloves of.
" ways breathe i"to them. and make
'h"m nIif ont. like your hands do.
This ur"vcnts them f"om becoming
slit ard hard aud makes them hold
iE"ir prNocr shane.
The silver that is not in coustaut
Two. witch is kent ~ - drawer or
cN0s;. viii net tarrish If a lump or
20 luun is kept with H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
a PlEA-rn ERHl RDnS
CHIC TO THE BLOUSE

I'm" tho blouse which is TO he worn
npon those occPsions whom ON" want;
20 look h"r best. the n'"ntod f~ili viii
N 'ns; The thug Evan tn" vary
r'r'nlost ovc~-th"-skirt tYpc may l."
made oyer Into ~rr,nth!ng very "dif-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Accep; California" syrup Of Figs
ouiy-ioo!; tor the name California
on me package. ,hon you arc su-e
yc'ir child - having the hos; an.
mos harmless physic Tor the little
stomach, liver ana bowels Children
lpv. it's iruity taste. Full directions
on each hottie YOU must Cali
ln."--Ndv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

wete really in. the hypnotic trance
which * cSi.ed love. AMI on witch
true happiness is hnscd. or, whether
they were subject to one OF the srea L
Illusions.
II frequently happens that sord!d
wnrrinSo Tor money may turn out TO
hc a love match solely because OF un-
suspected hypnotic qualities In either
the husband or wife or perhaps beth.
BY. carefully cuitiva,ing her mes
meric adaniability. any mother can
daughter. care should be taken hrs;
of all 10 obtain Il clear insight Into
The already -fornicd desires uf the
child. Sexual impulses should IL. en-.
couraxcd In somt and sternIv r,ure..,
cd in others.
The cuitivatiop OF beauty should he
sg S,,',, , from AN en:Iy age, FOR
much rs I'm Inherent love OF things
beautiful. j.; Is for that rcason that
when was askcd last year br a
committee % French socicty leaders
To undertake tho training ct their
children in order to bring back the
forgotten yrraccs Of long ago. de-
mand"h first that hc given an .hs"-
lutciN free hand to train the children
as | saw Mt.
Teach Cleanliness.
When this was granted | began by
teaching. tho children that the first
rr@uisiit To future hanrinesS is the
single thing in life
teach NV little girls that their
bodies are .!vcu them ~ the Creator
rn trust. Ia he moulded after His
des'Ena. teach them mat the human
form Is Che most beoutitul % created
thngs and shouit never De dctilcd or
allowed 20 become gross.
Il, Il series Of exercises my l!ttc
puniIS. in loose TUNES harrnpniTluS
in color and outline with that of their
bodies. arc shrwn how 20 Keep them
selves physically fit
The texture and hrmncss OF their
sskin is carefully looked after. aud ]
always prescribe r %ular milk baths
wherever pccsib!" MS conducting ~
tina; s5ftncsa and ''prn"h blossom
texture OF flesh so charming N a
woman.
NJ complexion has pot chnn.od in
twenty years. neither have ! aged IN
appearance in that time Ti'!s at
tribute solely to the systematic TAX
ing of exercise. hard work. constant
Brain study--anh the absolute shun-
ming of all sorts of so-cali'a hcauii-
ncrs.
If every girl child were taught
from the beginning 70 take urun"r
care Of her body. complexion cream
powd"rs and -ougoS would soon rem
into disusc 'rle fact that woman
has 10 use rouge j. often ~ Cbrf,s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
tho collar ana prcyiaes band.

;orns the collar and provides bands
.Gr the sleeves.
New lariS rpotwear Is very clabo-
one csr"Ciili. charming design for
an evening shipper Is made OF silver
and black urcc1dc and tied With hlSclt'
ribbon The heels are very high and
There are three straps below the
ankle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
FAsH.1NGRAMS

v"rv aay tailored suit las q
irck,' 81 uran%"-colorcd cloth en-
n"otd"r"d ia gray. The black skir'
trimmed With circular bands 81
efay AMI orange. Graz squirrel far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
FOR SPORTS WEAR

There are very many times when
one needs coat that is rough and
ready and warm. That dcss not mean
that the coat should he unatiractire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
. ~ NE m'ro a'ldiiion II a

frr-nt' by the mere addition II 4
l!on;pI !riU.
Make voul' blouse OF dark blu. satin
.!Nd ada collar and jabot OF gray
.curG etc. The collar Viii LOOK better
'i,jt is trialncd WITH n hit OF -Inbroid-
rs Zone iU riU' WO:st"I.
y hiaUS,. 80 BLACK satin viii hc Very
effective with collar aud iahot g.!
5ni" @r-cn oT oicctric blue g"org"ttc.
GREY" al" chine. chnrmcugc and
design
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

I'm NY OWINlOlI. "VvfN "NEN-VV VNIT
b"for" taking the great s;rilc INTO
consult competent rSycho-analysi
To hiid out whether their loY" is
really genuine or not.
NV testing their respective powers
of hYpnotism anu by acquiring II sunl-
mary OF their likes ana dislill"S The
analyst could easily toll whether they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Must yHi}Ura
~ p.l.tSt.
80 a"t 80 p.ay
pa iDttry bees d
Ngu a. tnt t..i
thiS mix. I'll
trf' Wv Jrr q
Vi "0 I'm tins
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Il : p n Il q e nRn
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Ir,E1,--
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-22
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 OF OPEN DIPLOMACY
tBy the Associated Press)

Washington, Nov. 22.-With the dis armament conference only ten days old, experienced diplomats declare they can perceive with precision what will be accomplished at the international gathering, due to the directness of opinions expressed by delegates. who follow the example of the American envoys in laying down their proposal for nasal holiday of ten years du- ration.
 Representatives of ether powers have put aside diplomatic indirectness and evasion, and are expressing in straight forward statements the views O. their countries.
 With heads of the American. British and Japanese delegations in almost daily conference, agreement on all but details is expected to be reached within few days.