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Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

The legislature is now in SIZE.
cial session with a score of aues.
tlons formulated by the governor
for its consideration. All is not
harmony in the camp Of the q. q.
p, and a goodly portion of the
good old summer time" may We
exhausted ere a happy conclusion
is reached But never mind The
statesmen in the saddle will take
care Of the public weal: all that
is required of the commonalty is
to foot the bill. Republican gov
eminent always comes high and
we must not grumble, -- Ironton
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Democratic Usefuiness
In discussing the Frelinghuysen
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
|LoW Rent Location Of
Union 0utfitting Co.
Saves You from 25Z
to 5O7s on All Toys|
Santa Claus (Himself) Is
On Hand. Buy Your Toys
Now, Pay for Them
Next Year.

You will be surprised at the
dollars you can save on your
Christmas Shopping List at the
Union Outfitting Co., and, too
you will enjoy making your selec-
tions, as everything in the big
Fairyland of Toys is NEW.
Do not let the lack of ready
cash prevent you from giving tn
kiddies happy Christmas. Come
Saturday and make your selec
tions while stocks are complete
and pay for the toys next year
on convenient terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

immediate show down, There Nsr,
no suen requests,
innumeTable parleys oi an lnfor'
NAL nature went on during the day
Senator Underwood declined 20 dis
euss the results Of his conferences
with democratic senators. but /, was
leamed that after looking the siiua-
ton over carefully he ielt confident
the democratic opposition. now in
the process OF development, would
largely disappear
Tribute 10 Japanese.
Senator liorah. republican. and
Senator Shields. democrat. paid high
tribute 10 japanese diplomacy in Sc.
curing what they declared amounts to
a guarantee OF the integrity OF the
Japanese empire for the next 10
years.
Senator Reed OF Missouri, demo-
erat, launched a vigorous attack on
the treaty IN the senate. lie char
aeierized the pact as "a gold brick, :"
lie charged the conference negotiat-
ed the treaty in secret and tina, the
naval reduction agreement is 10 b.
used largely as pack horse 20
carry the four-power treaty through
the senate.
The senator declared that the naval
agreement would make England
boss OF the seas" for 10 years more
and that il allowed Japan a navy out
OF all proportion TO population and
wealth. The offer of the United
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

ships OF the Royal Sovereign ant
the Queen Elizabeth types,
Maximum Tonnage Fixed.
"fhe maximum limitation .or lhs
tonnage oi ships TO be constructed
in replacement is TO be fixed al 55,00t
legend tons, tina, Is. according Il
British standards oi measurement
or according to American caleula'
tions, the equivalent OF U,OD tons
! n order TO give accommodation to
these changes. The maximum ton
mage OF capital ships is fixed, Tor
the purpose OF replacement. on ihs
basis OF American standards oi
calculations, as follows.
UNITED States. $4,000 tons;
Grea, Britain. s2s,0O0 tons; japan,
3ls,G00 tons.
Comparing this arrangement with
the original American proposal, i
will be observed that the United
States is TO scrap 80 ships as pro-
posed. save that there will be
scrapped Is oi the IS ships unde.
construction and II instead OF Is OF
the older ships.
"The total tonnage OF the American
capital ships TO be scrapped under
the original proposal, including the
tonnage OF ships in construction II
completed, was stated TO be S4S,740
tons. Under the present arrangement
the tonnage of the 80 ships TO be
scrarped, taking that OF the ships in
construction il completed, would be
820,s40 tons.
Japan to Scrap 435,328 Tons.
"The number OF the japanese ships
to be retained remains the same as
under the original proposal The to-
tai tonnage OF the ships TO be scrap
ped by Japan under the original
American proposal, taking the ton-
mage OF new ships when completed,
was stated to be 448o23 tons. The
total tonnage of the ships to be
scrapped under the present arrange
ment is 435,32S tons.
Under the original proposal. Great
Britain was to scrap - capital ships
(including certain pre-dreadnaughts
already scrapped), whereas under the
present arrangement she will scrap
four more, or a total of q. The
total tonnage OF ships to be scrapped
by Great Britain. including the tom
mage OF the four Hoods, to which the
proposal referred as laid down. if
completed, was stated to be $685.
375 tons. The corresponding total
of scrappcd ships under the new
arrangement will be 22,600 tons more,
or 605,975 tons.
"Under the American proposal
there were to be scrapped 66 capital
fighting ships built and building, with
a total tonnage (taking ships laid
down as completely Of l,878,043 tons.
Under the present arrangement on
the same basis OF calculation, there
are to be scrapped 68 capital ships
with a tonnage of 1851 ,643 tons.
"The naval holiday of 10 years
with respect to capital ships, as
proposed by the American
government, is to be maintained ex-
cept for the permission to construct
ships as above stated.
This arrangement between the
United States, Great Britain and
japan is, so far as the number of
ships to be retained and scrapped is
concerned, dependent on suitable
agreement with France and Italy as
to their capital ships, matter which
is now in course of negotiations"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
British and Irish Probe
Killing of British Sergeant

Dublin, Dec. l5.--(By A. P)-
British and Irish liaison officers to-
day were investigating the killing Of
Sergeant Enright of the Royal Irish
constabulary at Limericy yesterday.
Sergeant Enright had been an active
agent in. suppressing Sim Fein mill
tary movements.
Another incident which the Irish
republican army authorities dealt
with Immediately was an attempt
this morning by crowd of youths
to stretch a streamer across Earls
Court terrace, opposite the meeting
place of the Dali Eireann, with the
words, (which fag?" between the
union jack and the Sim Fein tri-
color. Sim Fein volunteers dis
persed the party.
On the walls outside University
college during the night was painted
the legend, Down with the Sham
Free State; up With the Republic" I"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Kansas Coal Fields
Quiet as Troops Come

Piltsburg, Kan, Dee, lS.-By A,
P,)-Wuh the arrival OF three troops
oi National Guard cavalry here this
morning, quiet prevailed In the Kan.
sas coal fields. There were no re.
ports OF further activities by the
marching women who for the past
three days have eongregated at Coal
mines and prevented miners from
going TO work.
The troops, after waiting here in
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Police Fire on Concealed
Belfast Snipers: l Wounded

Belfast, Dec. l5.-(By A. P.)-
Sniping was resumed in the vicinity
of Marrowbone and York streets
last night. The police fred on the
concealed gunner. The only cas-
ualty reported was the wounding Of
one man.
A shop was wrecked by a bomb
after it had been closed for the
night.
One of the men wounded in Tues
days shooting died today.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

IEeir railroad coaches ior some time
detrained ane Is eawlFymen wer.
loaded into electric ears and dis
patched 10 The Franklin and Mulber'
~ districts, -
4 machine gun company from
Lawrence. k-n., is expected 10 ar
rive here some time today.
The eayalrymen who reached here
this morning carried rifles and old.
fashioned straight cavalry sabres, al
most four feet in length.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

status quo OF naval bases aud loFtl-
iiealioHs IN the western Pacific,
Agreement terminating the
Angle japanese alliance and nrayid-
ing Tor the siabillzaiion OF peace IN
the Pacific by the United States,
Great Britain. France and Japan,
J, Agreement 10 remove many OF
the foreign restrictions on China and
10 respect the territorial rights and
administrative integrity OF the Or
ienlal republic and preserve the open
door for trade and industry OF all
nations.
Goal Attained.
The conference has now attained
its goal. All that remains will be
the formulation OF decisions already
arrived a, and further consideration
OF the Chinese problems.
Senator Lodge. with the admins
tfation backing. has tile republican
senator's well lined up Tor the treaty.
Predictions are being made that not
more than hall a dozen republicans
will insurge.
The rumblings OF revolt among
the democrats against Mr.. Under
woods leadership quickly disap-
peared after his arrival at the capt
tol. There is no prospect now that
he will be deposed from leadership,
Senator Underwood. Il Is under
stood. had declared his willingness 10
call democratic caucus at once TO
bring the leadership question to an
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Ulster Defense Move
Launched in Belfast

London, Dec. l5.-Prelminary
steps i'll an extensive movement for
the development and cooperation
of the Ulster defense movement
have been taken in Belfast, accord
ing TO the correspondent of the
Morning Post.
He reports that the Grand
Orange Lodge of Ireland yesterday
unanimously adopted a resolution
calling on all members, and those
OF the Royal Black institution, to
join the ioyalist defense association.
This organization, he adds, was
formed to protect protestant inter-
est in whatever way might become
necessary during the present situa-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Ulster Letter Rejecting
Irish Free State Published

London, Dec. 15.-(By A. P)-
The Ulster cabinets letter definitely
rejecting the British cabinets invi-
tation to enter the Irish free state
was made public today at Lloyd
Georges official residence. The let
ter. dispatched by Premier Si- James
Craig, yesterday protests against
listers interests being involved IN
the Anglo-Irish treaty without her
being consulted.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Washington Anti.Alien
Land Law Declared Valid

Seattle. Dec. lS,-Federal Judge
Cushmau yesterday handed down a
decision upholding the state anti
alien land law Tor second time and
throwing out OF his court a suit OF
Frank Terrace OF Seattle 10 enioin
operation OF the law,
Notice OF appeal TO the United
States supreme court was filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Chief Problems
OfDisarmalnent
Meeting Settled
Results Of Conference Success.
full Beyond Dreams Of Any
But Most Optimistic
Statesmen.
BY ARTHUR SEARS HENNNG.
chiraso Tribune Omaha Ne Leased wire.

Washington. Dee. ls.-Announee.
ment on the complete agreement OF
the powers on the naval holiday
crowned the achievements OF the in
tefnational conference on the limita.
ton OF armaments with measure OF
success beyond the dreams OF any
but the most optimistic statesmen.
, Here are the outstanding accom-
plishments up TO date OF the con.
clave OF the powers called by Presi-
dent Harding;
|. Agreement on a l0-year naval
holiday" providing for the reduc-
ton and limitation OF the navies OF
the United States, Great Britain and
Japan and the preservation OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Dali Eireann Debates
Pact in Secret Session
Continued From Page One.)

posals were submitted to the Dali
cabinet on September 3 certain OBJ
jections were made which Mr.. De
Valera does not think were ade-
quately met in the final draft. The
secret session is occupied with a
discussion of these points and it was
said after last nights adjournment
that the members had got no further
along in their discussion than they
were when the public session was
concluded early yesterday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

States 10 reduce It's navy Was 80
generous. he said. that Il ought not
20 be expected 10 make any addition
al sacrifice 10 secure is acceptance,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

St. Paul, Dee. li-Milk will drop
| cent a quart 10 10 cents here Fri
day. i, was announced today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-05

one was held in Ireland in the 14th century.
 The cultural revival of Irish art and literature is the chief purpose of the convention. It is purely edu- cational in character and in flo way is connected with the Sim Fein movement or Irish political hopes.
 The renaissance of Gaelic culture has, in the opinion of those arrang- ing the conference. received great impetus within the last 20 years, al though little has been heard Of this rebirth outside of Ireland. One or the aims of the conference is to in form those of Irish origin how far this revival has gone and 10 interest them in encouraging aud furthering Irish art literature and drama throughout the world.
 The i1vitations to the "Aonac." or convention, have heen sent by Mir de Valera, himself Fourteen of the largest countries of the world have already responded and will be repre- sented by nations of Irish ancestry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-05
SAGE TEA TURNS
 GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's Recipe To Bring Back Color and Lustre
 To Hair

That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brewing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades. turns gray or streak ed, just an application or two of Sage and Sulphur enhances it's ap- pearance a hundredfold.
 Don't bother to prepare the mix ture; you can get this! famous old recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients at a small cost all ready for use. It Is called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound. This can always be depend ed upon to bring back the natural color and lustre of your hair.
 Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and Sulphur Compound now because 1t darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell 1t has been applied You simply dampen g sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time; by morning the gray hair has disap >peared. and after another applica tion it becomes beautifully darl and appears glossy and lustrous.
 -(Advertisementl
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-05
TEN BILLION FRANCS FOR
 FRENCH R. R.
Government Will Advance Large Amount in Next Five
 Years for Traffic.

PARTS, Dec. 5,-France, in it's new railroad control law, makes the rail roads a present of advances, past present and to come in the next five years, of an amount estimated at 10 900, ,000, ,090 francs. These ad vances, however, are ia large part due to the former agreement with the railroads whereby they had to transport millions of troops and mil lions of tons of supplies during the war at a rate based on pre-war con- ditions. The sponge is passed over all these transactions.
 The new law. to which the rail. roads have informally agreed, needs formal acceptance by the corpora tions, but it is expected to become effective early next year.
 The government then will have general supervision of the roads through an executive board that will control operation and order improve ments. The government will control directly freight charges so that cer-
  sirable.
 The companies will have reinforced credit and during five years the gov ernment will pay the interest on 100000 900 francs of securities the roads will issue to improve the lines
 A co operative pool of profits is instituted by the law. Railroad earnings above certain return to stockholders and above interest charges will be paid into common fund to be used to meet any deficit ny other lines. A company, however hat shows greater than normal ef ficiency in handling traffic or other wise, may retain additional profits, determined by a sliding scale.
 There also is provision for labor participation in the various controll- ing boards and opportunities for profit sharing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-05
CONFERENCE OF IRISH RACE TO
 BE HELD SOON
Twenty-Five Million Persons Will Be Represented at
 World Conference.
(Contlnued From Page One.)

became nationals of the various coun- tries, although frequently retaining their Irish names.
 All the Irish race organizations of the world will send delegates ard President de Valera of the Irish re- public has promised to attend. An exhibition of Irish art will form pal of the meeting
 It is estimated that there are 25. 900, 900 persons of Irish origin scattered throughout the world.
 The secretariat of the conference in Paris is working hard to reach the descendants of Irish families Several hundred Americans whose ancestors were of Irish descent will attend. While there are to be only 200 accredited delegates. several thousand persons are expected ir Paris for the weeks meeting
 The convention will mark the re sumption of an event which until the 18th century was an importan yearly feature of Irish life. The lasI
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-05
"CO WEST" NOW
 CHANGED A BIT
 TO "C0ME EAST'
New Hampshire Starts Pub-
 licity Campaign to Secure Men to Till the Soil.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 5.-Horace Greeley said "Go West, young man. Horace Greeley was native of New Hampshire. Now New Hampshire is calling out to the Middle West, Come East" In Ohio last month the New Hampshire Board of Pub licity started campaign desisled to persuade Ohioans to immigrate to this state and do their farming on the hills from which many of their ancestors departed in response to the great editors advice.
 Ohio was chosen as the first ob- jective because, the board says, lit is the nearest of the four Middle Western states whose soil is fully occupied and which annually seal forth settlers to unoccupied lands to their north and west and because it's farm population is of the highest or der" The campaign machinery was provided by the New Hampshire State Grange, which was stimulat sd by prizes donated by former Cover nor Roland H. Spaulding. The Board of Publicity. which aims to restore abandoned farms to their former pro ductivity, is headed by Major Frank Knox, editor of the Manchester Union,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-05
GOVERNOR M'RAE
 TAKES A PLEDGE
Will Remain Within Arkansas as Long as He Is the
 Chief Executive.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dec. 5.-A pledge to himself that he would not leave the state during his incumb ency, hac caused Governor Thomas c. McRae of Arkan5ls to decline urgent invitations that he attend the annual conference of state governors at Charleston. s. C.. this month.
 Governor McRae's opinion that a chief executive of a state should not leave the state during his tenure in office was expressed freely during his campaign for governor, and al paign pledge, he endeavored to leave the impression. he said, that only matters of gravest importance would cause him to go outside of Arkan sas, if elected. Thus far he has no' done so.
 Three invitations to attend tde governors conference in Charleston have been received by Governor Nc Rae. and rejected.
 Another pledge made by the g)v ernor before his election was tha he would not permit himself to be come liable to criticism directed a, other governors for the number O pardons issued. In almost a. yea, as governor. he has issued only twt pardon-one to a man who had fin ished his term. and one to woman whose health demanded freedom.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-05
HAYS TAKES UP MAIL CONTRACT
 OUT OF JUNEAU
To Investigate Shipping Fa- cilities Offered by Bid
 ders on Local Route.

The postal authorities will. as far as possible, be ghided by shipping facilities offered by the bidder in letting the Juneau-Sitka-Ska and intermediate points mail con tract, according to telegraphic ad- vices received by Governor Scott c Bone from Postmaster General Will Hays. This is believed to mean that passenger and freight carrying facili- ties will be made a consideration of material weight in awarding the con tract
 This matter was recently taken up by Governor Bone in a telegram to Mr Hays in which the advisability of giving the contract to the bidder offering the greatest facilities, was suggested. Governor Bone at that time declared that it was necessary to adopt a policy of this kind in order to aid in the development of the outlying district,
 Governor Bones telegram to MT Hays followed a conference with President Allen Shattuck, Charles Goldstein, w. c. Johnson and other members of the Juneau Commercial Association. The association had been appealed to for it's endorsement by certain bidders. It declined to give it's endorsement to any particu- lar vessel or bidder, but asked that the department give the contract to the bidder whose boat offered the most advantageous shipping facii- fieS
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-05

 strength from the cities of the East.
 When the Parliament of Canada was recently dissolved as a prelude to the general elections the relative standing of the parties in the House of Commons was as follows: Govern ment Party, 134; Liberal Party, 81; Progressive Party, 16; Independents. 3. Two additional seats which would have brought the membership up to 235 were vacant.
 The membership of Parliament is distributed as follows: Quebec, 65; Ontario, 82; Nova Scotia, 16; New Brunswick, II; Manitoba IS; Brit ish Columbia, 13; Prince Edward Island 4 Saskatchewan. 1b Alberta, |l2; Yukon Terri'ory. I 1, Totah 225.