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New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
Bill Outlined
u End Hylan
School Control
New York County Repub-
lican Legislators Decide
on Commission, to Have
Board Appointing r Power
rs Be Ready This w eek
Appellate Justices and Lo~
cal Members of State Re-
gents To Be Given Voice

The New York County members Of the
Legislature yesterday, at meeting Of
Republican County Committee headquar-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

no pressure was being exerted to COM
pei legislators to support the knight
'nuier bill, and that none would be, so
far as he knew.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

and said that at Capetown on March
IA the astronomer Reid had sighted
the stranger of the skies in the com
stellation of Capricornus.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
SILK CREPE NOVELTY BLOUsE,s

Overblouses and Tucked In waistlne bouses in Chi
nese yellow, comflower blue, mist American Beauty
platinum and bsque Also fanciful figured silks and
combination m color bendngs, Exclusive orginaons in
bank and hand dipped blouses. Eton, coarIess and
nlgn neck models with many innovations and unique
lea'nents. Elaborate tracenes Of tinted beads, en-
sashes. f WON 0'lu ~
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
ROUT the RAT

War IN rses asked by pkdsr1
expert. = TIMES.
"A public dissroce 20 ai1oso rass
e remain IN cosfrof - SON.
Get behind the movcmenr e.
free our homes Of the carriers
Of disease.
Let us make YOUR home
SAFE. Our method is certain
and inexpensive.
on Of Tosvn Fork Solicited y
GUARANTEE EXPERIMENTING Co4pAalY
500 FIFTH AVENUE GUzR1N7EE6
at42nd Street Newscrs NERAIA1
Ielephens Vandsrbile ry,sl.ns.sss.sslnYs,11Hs.l sssslnYs1Hs.l
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, 1921-11-14

craft necessary to round out her main
fleet. 1t is this stupandous outlay which
in the 0giniOn ot responsible japanese,
japan is in no position to stand.
ondon, Nov. 9th. The Ulster Cab
inpr REPRESENTATIVES here unanimously
annr,vsd todav the firm attitude which
Sir James Craig mas maintained IN me
interest OF Ulster in his conference with
Mr. Ll0yd George over tire Quesflon OF
on ri ~ settlement. This decision was
reached after a prolonged meeting be
tween the Ulster Premier and the mem
hers Of the Cabinet he summoned to
London. AT this meeting Sir James eX-
nIainea the situation in the Irish negotI-
atoms so lar as he had been made aware
nf II in his recent interVie VS. with Mr.
IIov0 George, and outlined the course
he had pursued in the circumstances.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9th.-Ihe cruiser
''Olvmpia'' arrived today bearing the
BODY of the unknown soldier from France
The casket will be given at the COCK to
the Hero Cortege which will accompany
it to Arlington tomorrow.
Berlin. No7. 9th-Belief that the
Washington conference VIII result IN
cancellation or postponement OF the pay
ment Of the war debts owed to the uni
ted States by Entente nations is express
ed by DR.. Friedrich Rosen, former For
eign Minister, in an artlcl1 m the DeQ-
tsche Allgemeine Zietung" In this
event, he believes, the German repafa-
ton terms will be revised.
Paris. Nov. 9th The Allied Council
of Ambassadors sent to Belgrade TO-DAY
a note demanding the immediate With
drawal of the invading Jdgo-SlaV troops
, 1921-11-14

from Albanian Territory. The troops
must b withdrawn outside the limits
recently defined by the Ambassadors
(%ouncll, as The Albanian boundary line.
Meanwhile the Executive Council of the
League Of Nations has been summoned
to meet in Paris on November 18th to
consider the Jugo,SIav invasion of Alba
MIA.
London, Nov. 9th An arrangement
has been made to begin paying the in
terest on the debt owed by Great Britain
to the United States at the rate Of
so, OO0, 600 pounds yearly, il was an
nounced in the House Of C.mmons today
by Sir Robert Horne. Sir Robert made
this announcement in the course of a
statement N the budget prospects. He
added with en- phasis. Il hope this re-
mark about the Cebt we owe The United
States will not be the occasion for any
discussion on the Inter-AlIied indebted
ness. it does rot conduce to an under
standing to discuss thai matter at all at
present.. Any careful reader of the
United States press, he continued,
would discover how much harm already
has been done by that discussion. Our
attitude in regard to our debt must be,
what we owe we shall always be pre-
pared to pay, and that we shall meet our
obligations however hard and difficult
the circumstances may be-,
Rome, Nov. 9th.-The Chamber of
Labour today decided 70 proclaim a gen
eraI strike in Rome. The decision came
as a sequel to the differences that have
arisen between the railway workers and
the Fascist. or extreme nationalist The
strike is expected to b. a short one.
, 1921-11-14

ries, and mutual support on questions
affecting both parties to the treaty.
Buenos Aires Nov. 9Th. The Naval
Cadets on board the Paraguay gunboat
''Adolfo Riquelme", lead by the chief
gunner. mutinied on Sunday, OverpoW-
cred the commander, took possession OF
the warship and fed with it north
ward up the Parana River, according to
dispatches from Asuncion yesterday.
The incident is said to be connected with
the present disturbed political situation
in Paraguay. Captain Jess, IN command
of the craft, who is said to be a former
German submarine commander, was
locked in his cabin, according to one
of the officers who was in pursuit OF
the ''Adolfo Riquelmo", which carries a
battery of four guns.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 8th.-The
United States delegation to the arma-
ment conference vas requested IN a
resolution by Senator Harrison Demo
craft Mississippi and adopted today by
the Senate. to use its influence for the
making public of the record of confer
ence proceedings and for admission OF
newspaDermen to all meetings Of the full
conference.
WaS0lnQLOn, NOV, Olu. hilo'
interim of stagedresSing for the arma-
ment conference was uShered in IN to-
davis developments whicn for the first
time concentrated on the great diplomatic
drama the alert attention OF practically
every element of Official Washington and
its distinguished guests. Among those who
will actually sit at the conference table
is Admiral Baron Kato, head oil the Jap
anese delegation and Naval Minister OF
the Japanese Govt. who made. himself
the centre of attention by a pubIlc state
ment asserting that his nation was Will
inc. in the interest Of a successful con
ference. to go to the length OF reducing
her 'eight-eight' naval buildinga program
me. if a satisfactory proportional agree.
could be reached. Upon every name
mere appeared today a growing 0eIleI
that the details of organization and pre-
limlnary negotiations will be completed
quickly. So impressed are the United
States officials with the prospect, that
thew reflected a view today that some
thing definite would be accomr llShed Oy
Christmas. None could predict, even
approximately, the length OF line tnaC
might be required finally to conclude tne
NEGOTIATIONS, but they are certain that
the real business of the conference vii
be done within the first few weeks OF It's
session. The Eight eight" naval pro-
gramme referred to by Ad. airal kato sig
nifes that each o. the eight dreadnoughts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

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FRECkLES
Don't Hide Them With u Veil: Remove
Them With Othine--lpouble
strength.

This preparation for the removal III
frccklcs IN usually M successful In re-.
moving frcokles and giving n clear.
beautiful complexion that II In sid I'M
her guarantee To refund the money u II
fails.
Don't hide your frccklcs under n veil:
get an ounce ~ o,hinc aud remove
them Even the first few applications
should show a wonderful Improvement.
some of the lighter frcckles vanishing
entirely.
H. sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othino; II IN this that IL
sold ON the moncy.back guarantee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Chicago Spectacle House
Makes Startling Offer


Everyone who wears glasses or suf'
fors from eye strain. viii he interested
IN the remarks bile offer of IA. Chicago
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Don't send any money. simply your
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

possible has been suggested by some
operators. 4 more ar less complete
shut down is pointed out by some as the
best means of coping with the situation.
The last cut In price II II claimed has
taken all the profit out of oil produc'
ton. a months shut down. II IN he.
licved. on the part Of the big Mid'Con.
tincninl would have direct effect ON
the market and In the end mean money
to all producers.
The Inconsistency NJ the present low
price Of oil In the face of the world
ciamor for oil and oil lands is pointed
out by men watching the game. Not
only between England and the United
States has controversy arisen over ex.
ploitation of oil lands. hut recently n
note was dispatched by this country 10
Netherlands protesting against dis
elimination OF the Holland government
against American capital. especially In
Sumatra, Not only private capital. hut
nations of the world are watching with
keen Interest the all resources ~ the
world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
WOULD KEEP TRUCKS
Off MAIN STREETS

city Manager J. g., Colby has rccclv'
I'd copy Of an order issued ly the
Gulf Refining Company. forbidding
trucks of that company being driven
on Polk street between Third aud Sew
cnih OF crossing Polk nj Intersections
between Third and seventh.
The order was made because ~ near
serious accident. SAYS a. 4. Meredith
local manager. Drivers Of Gulf trucks
are also required to bring their vehicles
To a standstill az railroad crossings. and
hook both ways for approaching trains
before making the crossing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

|wANTED-To contract TO do your
fencing by the mile and no limit TO
the miles. No contracts taken less
than mile. Address all man to Albert
Butts. Amarillo. Texas, General Deliv'
Icry.
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IN THE HOTELS
AMARILLO HOTEL.

a. Wand. City.
T. D. Warner. city.
q. q. Green. City.
Fat Sarsfieid. City.
Robert Ewing. Denver.
Nrs. r. Manned. Portland.
Ben 4. Burkctt. Dallas.
=. II. cotherd Dallas.
O. n. Ballum. Minneapolis.
a. d. Parsons. Boswell. Okla.
J. I. Sockwell. Dallas.
Z. Z. Lowrie. San Antonio.
6. D. cuthrell. Dallas.
0Aldy Parks. Dallas.
J. ". Sims. Atlanta.
r. Dvnohey. Dallas.
=. Brohcn. Canyon.
lack .. Hays. Chicago.
I'm. H. +. Baker. Clovis.
q. iebbry. Chicago.
J. n. NcNorrow. Denver.
Mn. Hugh McGehc. Porialcs.
:. II. Fshdb6jS nd wife. piminitt'
=. !. :. cros&y. Hms,..
soss RnhsnSco6ti Elias.
J. q. Spuriock, Dallas.
md C. lrtbtcbaias.
IA Roese. Kansas City.
J. E. WINNER. Dallas.
=. n. 0athard. Dallas.
=. Lila Ciuxton. Austin.
z. D. Ms-c. Leila Lake. Texas.
IA Fuppen. Dallas.
J. n. jenkins. Dallas
11rs. X Z. Edmonds. Littlefieid. Tex
J. n. Livingston. Carlsbad.
Car D. Lingsson. Carlsbad.
W. L. Cusnai. Roy. n. NJ.
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y. saskwcll. Dallas.
\. B. Napier. City.
Tom q. Cafford. wichita Falls.
DAri o. Kelly. weatherford. Texas.
Dan X. Usery. Canyon.
=. B. Rstliff. Fort Worth,
= u Fsrr. sherman.
L.. o. Roundstrsum. Dallas.
J. r. Cudger. Fort Worth.
G.. 3. Ycungblood. Fort Worth.
c. r. Craven. Philadelphia.
q. A. wohlstadter. 81. Louis.
J. :. wocdson. Dallas.
c. {. Campbell. Austin.
q. ~. Nascn. Memphis. Texas.
-. L. Robichand. Chicago.
G. A. Miller. Dallas.
4. B. Thompson. Kansas City.
-. N. Morgan. Lockney.
y. d. Hatcher. Jr.. Lockney.
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l.. s. Fritz. oklahoma City.
Ia wisr. Dallas.
II. +. Alley, and wife. Hale Center
Texas
:. VILE. Chicago.
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Els iletcl
l.. Teachman. Lamont, Oklahoma.
T. G.. Shrceves. Fort Worth.
l.. 4. Gurge. Dallas.
Mae d. Muth. Chicago.
II. =. Hill. sherman.
4. +. johnson. Fort Worth.
cleo Crow. Fort City.
10. =. Granhery. Lincoln.
W. A. Weinberg. Wichita Falls.
L. y. Altman. okmilgce. Okla.
Jerry Phillips. Alanreed
Louis Ambs. san Antonio.
r. NJ Ciosuit. Fort Worth.
q. u. Davis. City.
II. c. Cohan. FL Paso.
J. II. Garrison Happy. Texas.
y. NJ. Cyrus. Dallas.
Marion Webster. West Lynn. Mass.
J. c. Freeman. White Deer.
:. II. King. Groom.
n. II. Crawford. Tulia.
Il. n. Burk. Tulia.
a. w. Bender. Panhandle.
J. A. McGowan. Vega.
sam lsaacs. Canadian, 49,.
w. G. fsaacs. Canadian.
Miss Jane ilaire. Canadian.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Iiyr Injured In E.xnlosion.

ST. LOUIS. May 1.-Two men were
seriously injured and three other per.
sons slightly cut by flying glass; In o
gasoline explosion that wrecked clean
ing establishment late this afternoon.
The explosion followed fire ~ unde'
tcrmlned origin.
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CATTLE FOR SAi.E-Can I'LL con-
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COUNCIL RECOMMENDS
CHARTER FOR KH|VA

special In The New
DALLAS. Texas. May ;.-N u
meeting ~ the Texas Shrine Coun.
I'll here to-day. khiva Temple was
unanimously recommended for
charter.
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WANTED You To- Try crr nfiy cent
meals; $50 per month irr regulars.
Washington Cafe iO7.ioy wci Seventh
street.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09

and four sonA Major stivers was an
uncle Of James H. Stivers and had visit
"a in Stonington.
The hobsterraen Ia this section are nanch
worked up over the proposed law which
is to come before the general assembly of
1871 at Hartford. The bill is known az
H B. No. al, an act concerning measure
ing Holsters and the hearing on the same
will be before the fish and game commit
tee at the capitol at Hartford at p m.
today wednesday,. Why this bill should
be in the hands OF the committee named
and not the shellfsh committee is a rnys-
terry. Representative N P. Moves OF
Stoni1gton is on the last named commit
tee and could have an eye out on the
proposition. AS It Isl he and Mr.. Boulter
will attend the hearing and do all they
can in the interest Of of fair deal
About ten men plan to get from here to
Hartford to register their protest
The closing whist and dance OF Nina
council, No. - X. of c., was held in their
rooms Tuesday evening.
The Community chorus met Tuesday
evening. Albert Fort was the soloist
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fort celebrated
the 18th anniversary CT their marriage
Tuesday and DR.. and Mrs. James H
Weeks their 33rd.
Mrs. Edwin S. Stanton entertained q
bridge Monday evening.
Mrs. Preston Hewitt has been taken to
the Lawtence-MemoriRl hospital for
treatment.
Thomas Glover has returned from
Hartford, where he went to attend q
Masonic gathering.
Miss AlethS Cellar. Frederick ]. Ges-
teHberg, Fred Cellar, Norman Stanton
| and Joseph E. Cushman are In New York
to attend the big six exhibition.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09

You are constipated, bilious. and
what you need is one or two Casearets
tonight sure for your liver and bowels.
Then you will wake UP wondering
what became Of your dizziness, sick
headache, bad cold, or upset, gassy
stomach. No gfiping-no inconven
fence. Children love Cascarets toe.
10, Is. so cants.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09
MYSTIC

At the meeting held Saturday after
noon In the rooms Of the Mystic Hook &
Ladder Co., to take action in regard to
the mad dog situation. those present were
Howard Elliott, Of Hartford, represent
ing the commissioner Of domestic ami
mails, DR.. Charles II. Osborne Of Hart
ford, deputy health com Missioner DR.. l.
NJ. Allyn, health officer of the town of
Grotoni Dr.. c. F. Congdon. health officer
Of the town Of Stonington, and the boards
OF select-nen Of the towns Of Groton
Stonington and Ledyard. II Was decided
to quarantine the three towns through
which the rabid dog is known to have
passed and notices have been posted,
warning owners, keepers or harborers of
dogs to keen hem on q chain or in q dog
proof enclosure on the owners premises,
or on q leash not over five feet in length
held in the hand of the owner or keeper.
This order is to be in force until Mon
day, March 7th. Five or six infected dogs
have already been killed and it is proba-
BILE there will be more to follow as there
are said to be quite a few more which
the rahid dog came in contact with in
his wanderings. It is very essential, the
authorities say, that all dogs be kept at
home and restrained. The warning post
ed by the health officers Of the several
| towns will be fornd elsewhere in this pa
per.
Mrs. H. ]. Marikle was q visitor in
Boston last week
Percy H. Morgan was caller in Nor
| wich Monday.
Mrs. George S. E. Leonard has re-
| turned from visit in MorrIstown, N j.,
ant New Britain, Conn.
Mrs. Mary Briggs is spending a few
days in New York
The whist and dance held in Columbus
hall Tuesday evening by the Ladies Aid
society Of 81. Patriek's church was well
attended and proved very successful
| Friends Of John Jeffrey have received
postcards from him, stating that he is
enjoying his visit in England.
4 whist held by the young people of
ST. Marks church in the parish house.
Monday evening was very pleasant af-
| fair. The first ladies' prize was won
by Mrs. Bergen I. Greene and the first
| gentlemaR's prize went to John B. Grin.
nell. Norris Cooper received the congo-
| lation award.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09

4 ,Attsr was received Tuesday from
Mrs.. Annie Morgan Of North Stoningten
70 correct the statement Recently pub
lished in the newspapers concerning the
s1ootins OF Otis Morgan as he was en-
taripg the hen house of another North
stonf1Ston farmer. The story IS printed
n Ths Bulletin was that Morgan was
shot BY q trap shotgun which had been
~ in a hen house bx North Stoning-
on farmer who claims to have lost con-
adorable poultry by theft in the past
% serious wAs the wound that Morsan
RAs carried 10 the Backus hospital In
Norwich aad Is there yet in more or
less serious condition.
According to the story OF the Wound-
Cd man, ne was looking Into the property
mentioned for fowls that had been stolen
from him. In her letter Mrs. Morgan
says. at happened Thursday afternoon
about three o'clock and not on Saturday
night, and Il was in sight Of the high
way. Being in the day time It looks a.
II the gtan was placed there to guard
stolen fowl It had been placed there
three years ago before Morgan ever came
around here The gun was set IN such
a manner that It could be discharged
BY a hen fying en- the string"
As an infSfnaat meeting Of the local
contractors and builders and representa-
t:yes from the Carpenters union Of
Westerly, held Monday evening, the mat
ter Of a reduction in wages was discuss
I'd. The contractors told the represents
tives OF the union that reduction IN
wages is looked for in line with the re-
duction In the price Of material The
sentiment Of the committee from the
union seemed TO be that the carpenters
looked for an Increase rather than a re
duction at this time. TIE committee will
report tire beings OF these meetings to
their union.
Peal Edisofr Tfrvp Of e6ttkf Hin,
and Miss Agnes Evelyn Brown Of West.
esty were united in marriage Monday aft
era5on at Christ church reetofy by Rev
r. J. Cleveland. Mrs. Stephen Shepard
was fnstron Of honor and Stephen Shep.
ard was best man. Mf, and drs. Thor
viii reside at the home of the bride;
tather on High street for the present.
Westefly's quota fer the February
session Of the superior court for Wash
;ngton county watch opens at the ceut
hotse in South Kingston Monday morn
ing. February Il, at $50 o'clock. is com
posed Of FIVE grand and nine petit Jurors
TIE grand jurors will report on the f1rs
day and the petit Jurors on Wednesday
February IS. The hist follows: Grand ju
rofs, Edward ". Pitcher; William "
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09

because Of. treaty agreements with Great
Britain regarding armed forcen on the
Canadian border, or crossing tia bound
airy.
Mr.. Daniels said It had been suggested
to him that the court had roL gone deep
ly enough into the clash at Aattice. be-
tween Lieutenants Hinton and Farrell, at
the Ncvonclusion Of the trip from Moose
Factory, but he had not instructed any
further inquiry into this angle Of the
case, he said. The officers had patcshed
up their grievances and all concerned
were willing to "let bvgoRes be bygones"
Mr.. Daniels said.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09
STONlNGTON

Edwin J. Stivers. 81, retired major q
the United States army, died In Paris
Saturday morning according to cable
gram received Sunday by his wife, Mrs
Kasia Stivers Of 1900 Broawdya. New
York. Mr.. Stivers has been living with
niece in Vumoise in the Marine country
for nearly Is years, although he made
frequent visits here. He was q member
of the G. A. R., Loyal Legion and, the So
ciety Of Cincinnati. He leave his widow
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09
NAVAL BALLooNIsTs' cAsE
SENT. BACK FOR REVISION

Washington. Feb S.--The re ord Of the
naval court of inquiry which Investigated
the spectacular flight az the naval bal
loonists, Hinton, KloorN and FWarrell.
from Rockaway, L. l., to Moose Factory,
Ontario, has been sent back for revi-
sion Of the sections relating to the au-
thority of the commandant at Rockaway
air station to order the flight, Secretary
Daniels announced tonight. The report
was not conclusive with regard to the
commandments authority to order flights
that would take the crew outside the
United States, Mr.. Daniels said, and
1t was desired to clear the matter up
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09
REDUCTION OF TOBACCO
ACREAGE Is URGED

Richmond, VT, Feb. s.-Resolutions
urging the reduction Of tobacco acreage
to one-half of What it has been hereto
fore, were adopted TODAY at a meeting
here Of directors Of the Tobacco Associ-
alton OF the United States, and bankers
from the bright tobarVo growing sections
of Virginia, North CAROLINA and Ken
lucky.
Curtailnenr Of production until the pres
ent surplus OF more than 100, zoo. 900
pounds is reduced to l. point where the
culture Of the leaf may be made profit
able to the farmer was urged.
Surgeons de~'are that they are never
very busy in y operating rooms on the
thirteenth day Of the month.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09
THREE WOMEN ACCEPTED
FOR THE MGANNoN JURY

Cleveland, O., Feb. s.-Good progress
was made today in securing a jury for
the second trial of Judge William H. Nc
Cannon on a second degree murder
charge in the shooting of Harold q.
Kagy, only one seat in the jury box be-
ing vacant when court adjourned. Eleven
Jurors, including three women, have been
tentatively accepted BY both sides.
1t Is believed the twelfth juror will
be agreed upon tomorrow morning and
the opening statements of the prose-
cutor and counsel for Judge McGannon
begin.