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The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-09
Antelope Flats

Nobcdv sick. Nobody dead, no
lives lost, no fights. no quarrels.
no marriages. no birthe, nothing
lost, strayed or stolen, no acci
dents. nobody positively
no excitement and no news.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-09
Liberty

The first snow of the season
came Friday, the 2Gd. and would
have done lots of good for the
wheat but for the high vino
which filled all the draws and
hollows and piled it in piles
where it was not n eded.
Joe Boyd and Dunk Pruett
were cedar visitors last week
and came home Friday in the
big storm.
E.nmette Simpson took a load
of hogs to Lamar last Thursday
and brought back load of lum-
Der for a new barn.
Viola Kiddee is staying with
Grand ma Pruett and going to
school.
Miss Norma Cole gave q din
ner Sun day to several of her
friends.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-09
writing.

writing.
Curtis Biddle called on Walter
Bonawell Wednesday.
j T Williams little boy, : r.
old, got his face burned He is
doing as well as could be expe ct
ed.
Roy Everett. wife and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with Claude
Preston's
We are going to have a Xmas
tree. and program at Lewis vile
Xmas eve.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-09

Miss Mary Preston called on
Mrs. Tomberlin Tuesday.
Rev. Ray Conant preached for
us Sunday and Sunday night
O. e Preston and son Claude
went to the ced this week.
Mrs. Pemberton has been on
the sick list for the last two
weeks. but is better at this
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-09
maverick

John Durstien shipped twj
carloads of cattle this week.
Venable. Sears. Ed. McEndree,
c. II. Ely and Walter Venn and
son are hauling wood from the
cedars this week.
There was an all days meet.
ing with basket dinner and hab-
tizlng in the afternoon of Sun
day, Nov "a, at the Pipe Springs
school house.
Henry Wilson and family are
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-09
Richards

Had quite a snow in 'his part
of the country Friday night.
Help some.
Harry Butler went to Elkhart
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
FOR SALE-HOUSE
 HOME SACRIFICE

This is a large six-room house. lo- cated northeast, within walking dis tance of town. close to school. one block from car line, in very highly restricted district. This has a nice, large living room, fireplace, built-in bookcases, beautiful living room with built-in buffet. nice electric light fix lures, very large front bedroom with deep closets, nice big screen porch with clothes closets. very large three piece bath, finished in tile, large kitchen with every built-in feature. cement front porch which goes around two sides of house, with large 21s foot pillows at every corner. This house is built of the very best of brick, shingle roof, and beautifully finished throughout. Has nice big garage. beautiful driveway, large chicken run and in fact is priced s20o0 below anything we have on our list. and would make anyone a home to be proud of. For a short time this place will be offered at s3750 with $500 cash, balance at $40 a month including interest. If you are the least interested in buying a home al any time in the near future, it will pay you to investigate this one Come early, as we are sure it will not be on the market long at this great sac rifice
 DAVE REALTY COMPANY Phone 3599 126 V. Center Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
AUCTIONS
Auction

235 w. MONROE, FRIDAY APRIL 8, ROOMS, NICE FURNITURE. COME AND GET IT AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
 c. E. RENO, OWNER c. O. McMuRTRY, AUCTIONEER,
 J. P. HANNAN, CLERK. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

WANT TO RENT-About 10 good milk COWS. V. M. Fike Realty CO, 23 E Washington. Phone S5I9. bs
 THREE Airedale female pups, eiig ible to registry; also female pit bull terrier pups. Marsh, 711 w. Jackson Street bp
 , YOUNG. pure bred Poland China boars. Cau Chesney Ranch, i54R3. Glendale.
 SOME YEARLING Holstein heif- CTS from good stock. Make me an offer Phone 7J11. D
 WANTED-An kinds of fat live stock. Model Meat Market. Phone 46SO 325 F. Washington St. If
 WANTED-Fat hogs. veal calves, cattle ard sheep We will come and get them Calf Meat Market l2s N- 1st Ave. Phone 4457. If
 TO SELL. large bay mare and sur rey. 110s West Grant St.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08

Automobiles
 Wanted
 For Cash
 WE NEED CARS AND WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR YOUR CAR. DRIVE IT HERE AND TAKE AWAY THE CASH. OR WE WILL SELL IT FOR YOU, LOAN YOU MONEY ON IT. OR TAKE TT IN TRADE
 SEE US NOW.
 RoAMER AUTO SALES co. :.
 305 N. CENTRAL AVE. If .FORDS-'1e to '19 models, s150 up. Will trade for cotton. 71s W. Wash.
 If WANTED-Rest car that can be bought for $50 cash and monthly pay ments responsible party. Reply in detail Box 91-A. Republican. WANTED-Ford car. must be bar gain. State price. Postoffice Box 11S9. p WANTED-Ford touring body, will pay cash or trade roadster or speed ster body. 314 N. Central avenue. If DO YOU know that you can buy a new Ford touring car with starter for S259.10 cash, balance in eight equal monthly payments? May 1 call and explain? Box ASA, Republican. If FOR SALE+My practically new Ford sedan; has had unusually good care; run 2000 miles; especially good bargain. Phone S225. p FOR SALE - Oakland roadster new paint, good rubber and good condition. For appointment phone AHA. The highest cash price takes this. p
 OAKLAND ROADSTER
 1919 model, good rubber and in Al mechanical condition. 1921 taxes, license and insurance paid on it. Republican office, Mesa. Phone 341 !. FOR SALE-Buick light touring 445 West Washington St. bt WANTED-Ford, must be chear for cash Bennett, 1st St. and Polk. SAM FIELDS AUTO LIVERY RENT A CAR AND YOU DRIVE. 211 N. CENTRAL. PHONE 1474. If
 BARGAIN PRICES
 WE MEAN TT
 1921 Olds demonstrator touring. 1920 Studebaker sedan. 1920 Olds touring.
 1921 Ford touring.
 1919 Olds 8 4-passenger. 1 1919 Olds 7-passenger. 1918 Jeffery roadster. 31a ton Moreland truck. CASH OR TERMS FERGUSON KELLER co.
 301 N. CENTRAL AVE. b!
 FOR SALE OR TRADE
 Three Fords. one Buick. See Pal i FOR SALE-Chevrole touring car i model 4-9O. 1920, $350 cash. Can b' seen at Kersting Hotel. between and 12 today only. l THE BEST Ford in town for $500 See Palmer. 223 w. Adams b. I ONE Dodge truck, S275; l Fora truck, s1S5: one Ford roadster. Sc, | Welty at 526 E. Jefferson. { FOR SALE-I91S Maxwell tourin, in good condition. S175: other make jus as cheap. See Jones. 25 N. I'd St TWO GOOD DODGE TOURINGs FOR SALE. SEE PALMER, 233 " ADAMS
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
1920 Ford Roadster ss5.Oo down. Pay the balance as you ride. Roaner Auto Sales
 Co.
305 N. Central Ave.


 FOR SALE-1917 Dodge automo- bile in first-class condition; good tires, newly painted, $500; also good family COW for sale. gives 3 gallons at milking, $125. John Lawidsen Chandler. Phone 77R4. Chandler. bs
 A COMPLETE HOME on wheels fully equipped for three people. Al necessary bedding, linen. dishes and kitchen utensils including gasoline stove and running water. Not Q camping outfit, but absolutely the most complete home on wheels ever seen in the west. Mounted on q brand new Rec Speed Wagon that has not been run over 50 miles. Extra set of tires for either solids or pneu- matics. Travel independent of the hotel or railroad with all the com forts of real home. Must be seen to be appreciated. shown by appoint ment only. See MT. Gisburne at White Auto Co, E.-st Jefferson St.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
AUCTION Saturday, April 9

AIRST AVE. AND JEFFERSON ST. PHONE 3093
 A lot of good furniture we have to offer the conservative buyers. Beds. dressers, chairs, rockers, commodes, dining tables, cabinets. oil stoves, wood stoves, cooking utensils, buff fets cots couches, refrigerators and many other articles not mentioned
 For the ranch we hace White Leghorn chickens harness, several head of horses wagons and farm inn nlements These animals are in Al condition and the owner will abso- Intelv sell regardless of price.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Notice
sale? If so,

Have you a ranch for sale? If so. list it with
 JESSE F. KELLY Who makes speciality of selling ranches.
 Office with Franklin D. Lane.
 12 West Adams. Phone 1234 4-ACRE SNAP, I MILE OUT s3000 is the price; rooms in one house and new rooms in the other, all planted to garden and barley; street will be paved within 90 days.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co.
 Phone 1853 142 w Adams r
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
Jefferson Street Auction House
NOTICE

1920 Oldsmobile s. 7-passenger- in Al shape mechanically will be sold at auction to the highest bidder at 1T m. April IA at Jolly's Garage. 5t- " Jefferson blk
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
4 FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs
Lumber

SPECIAL DESTRUCTION OF PRICES HOLDS GOOD THIS WEEK AND MAYBE LONGER. IF THESE CARS ARE NOT SOLD THIS WEEK
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs
At A Bargain

For sale-2 SX10 and l 5x7 view cameras, with tripods. plate holders. developing outfit including chemicals and trays; 10 dog. or more dry plates, all sizes; lettering outfit; also ex
 tra lenses. Address Box 76A, Repub- liean Is
Arizona republican., 1921-04-08
Summer Is Here

N >~A A0 A AA M N
 DO WE BUY A GOOD USED CAR FROM CAL MESSNER OR DO WE SPEND OUR MONEY GOING TO IS OVERWHELMING ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF THE FORMER. THINK IT OVER.
 WE HAVE JUST FINISHED PUT TING IN SHAPE THE BEST LOT OF USED CARS THAT WE HAVE EVER HAD IN OUR SHOW ROOM. EVERY CAR HAS BEEN OVER HAULED IN OUR SHOP NEW TOPS, NEW SEAT COVERS AND HIGH GRADE PAINT JOBS. WE HAVE NOT TRIED TO SEE HOW CHEAP WE COULD DO THIS WORK, BUT HAVE PLACED OUR SELVES IN YOUR POSITION AND HAVE HAD THE WORK DONE WITH THE IDEA IN MIND THAT A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS THE BEST ASSET TO ANY BUSINESS. THE FOLLOWING CARS ARE READY FOR DELIVERY.
 Chandler-7- passenger high grade paint job (Pierce- Arrow gray). com pletely overhauled and new parts put in wherever needed; seat covers. new battery: looks very classy and runs like new.
 Chandler = 4-passenger Chummy roadster. late 20 model and usedsvery little Cannot be told from a new car. To be sold for a little over one half price.
 Hudson - 7-passenger. block re- bored. new pistons and rings; main bearings scraped; completely over hauled and new parts added wherever needed; new cord. tires. Just as good as new for one-half the price.
 Oakland Roadster. A high grade, snappy paint job; corduroy seat cov- CTS; mechanically in Al shape. Maxwell-Late model and mechani- cally perfect. One of the suappiest paint jobs ever put on a car.
 Mechanically O. K. See | it before it goes to the paint shop.
 Overland Four. Mechanically ready for the road. See it before we paint it.
 We also have three Fords and one i Chevrolet which we will sell as is for a bargain.
 Arrangements are now practically 1 completed for the banks to open. A j big bunch of cotton has been pur- chased this week for better than 90 cents a pound. If you cant buy a car at least buy a horn.
 CAL MESSNER
 40I w. Adams. Phones 13S6-42ls T bs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Re-
stores Its Natural Color
and Luster at Once

Common garden sage, hrcwed into
heavy tea, with sulphur and el-
cohol added. will turn gray streaked
and faded hair beautifully dark and
iuxuriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and
sulphur recipe at home. though, IL
troublesome. An easier way Is TO got
the read -to-use preparation, I'm
proved BY the addition OF other in
gradients, n large bottle at little
cost, at drug stores known aa
"Wycths Sage and sulphur Com
pound" thus avoiding a lot - muss.
While gray faded hair H not sin
ful we all desire 20 retain our youth
ful appearance and Httractiveness,
by darkcning your hair with Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur Compound, no one
can tell, because II does Il no nat
urally, so evenly You just dampen
q sponge or small brush with It and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand nj n time, by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
After another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy. soft and luXuriant, and you
appear years youngcT--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

unuSual technique. captivating her
audience with a pure singing tone
ana with intel igent Interpretation.
Mrs. Narbrough Is the otEnuist ot
Tho First Methodist church, where
she has played Tor the past three
years. Mrs. Narbruugh is well known
throughout the east for her superior
work as an accompauYt. having
made n numbvr ut touM with re-
uowncd artists one coast to coast
tour being made with Mime Fran
cesrn Znrad. the noted French. so
prano.
or much interest tu the friends
and acquaintance OF Mrs. Helen
Natus Scott is the fact that after n
very serious illness she has rc-
sumcd her teaching and singing,
William Walter Perry presented
his pupil Miss Janice Suldor iu re-
cital IN the library ON the evening
Uf Octogrr 20 4 very interesting
program was rendered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Rcv. Rolfc romuroy Crum. rector
of tho local church. win occupy Rev
crcni MrCalla's pulpit in oklahoma
Cly today III
Monday niRht Sea Budde Nighti
AZ tho Broadway thoafoI ADV. ts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

homos 90 those who attend the meet.
iues
We do not wish To scare TulsnuH
INTO remaining away from the meet
iugs,' Addison exp aimed. We viii
tN to cover all residence sections
with pp'r1im,n who viii be ON the
lookout Tor auapiClouH appearing
characters and urfcst thuHp who cam.
not gave satisfactory explanation OF
their buau,t
81 suggest however. that those
who attend the wrctIuga lock their
humvs securely and 10 their nciEh-
iurs are not attending the meetings.
ask thrm tu Keep an eye uu their
humCH This VIII substantially aid
the pluo.mcu iu covering larger Ter
iitutlvs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

presented In ovory Episcopal church
IN the country on Centennial Sur.
day and every buudinF. hospital,
% hool or church built with the fund
Is 10 be marked as centennial
building
Tho centennial will loo further ob.
served next sunday by the local
church by tho presentation OF "a
pageant with u cast Of so persons.
Tho pageant entitled "rhc Mission
of tho Church" g. authorized hy
the presiding bishop and council fol
proaontntion I'm tho church service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly opens Every Air
Passage--Clears Throat Too.

II your nostrils are cloggcd and
your head is stuffed because OF
nasty catnrrh or "a cold, apply - little
pure, antlscpuc cream into your nos
trils II pcnctrates through every
air passage. soothing and healing
swollen, inflamcd membranes and
you get instant relief
Try this Get small bottle OF
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Your clogRcd nostrils open right
up, your head is clear, no moro
or muftling Count my
All the stuffiness. dryncss, struggling
for breath - gotc. You feel fine.
AlNI-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

To avoid possible infection from
public lavatories a New Jersey man
has invented a portable wash basin,
made of fabric on a folding wiro
frame, that can be hung In "a sta
lOnary bowl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

give an organ recital nt the Masonic
temple Thursday afternoon Tile
recital will bo q feature Of the music
conference given In connection with
the Oklahoma state Federation of
Wumpus clubs convention being
held in McAlcstcr this week
The Cadman club announces that
meetings ot this musical urgauiya.
don viii hereafter be held in the
Y. W. e.. 4. The club has purchased
lts own piano. \ special meeting
will he held Monday evening, No-
vcmber ~. when special entertain
ment for members and friends Will
be a feature. There are so mcm-
bers In the club now. Mr. Robert
BUice Carson H. director. Mrs wal
ter l.. Cain. accompanied Tho club
VIII soon present Mr.. Arttis Dickson
OF New York. formerly OF this city.
In COMFORT. Mr. Dlcltsou's splendid
baritone is winning favor everywhere
he appears Eva Gauthicr, the won.
derful mc2zo soprano, will appear
here also In costume and song re-
cital.
Interesting To tho many admirers
ut John Mccormack. the renowned
tenor, IL that New York gives out
the story that 10000 people were
turned away ON the night ot e
Cormack's iuitia! concert there The
drawing power of tho Irish tenor g.
unwaninE. ~ seems Mccormack
will sing here iu the early Epring and
interest Is also wide awake concern.
Ing the coming Of paylowu and her
wonderful ballet company.
Mira Jennie =. NnrbrouRh. organ
ist and pianist gave a delightful So
lection OF piano numbers nt tho
meeting Of the Council ~ Jewish
Women Wednesday afternoon ~ the
public library Among other NUM-
bers, Mrs Narbruugh played "Laurc
In g. by Rach, and kammcnnoi-
Ottrow' by Ruhenstclr, displaying
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
TRUNKS REAL TRAVELLERS
Display IN Halliburton Abbott Win
dows Is Attracting Attention,

Display in Halliburton Abbott Win
dows Is Attracting Attention,
Four trunks that have Travelled
one and two-fifths distance around
tho world and look none the worse
for wear are on display in the, win
dows Of Halliburton Abbott company
together with maps and charts show
ing the details Of the trips,
These trunks are the property OF
l.. j. Oiler. vice president OF the
Studebaker corporation, OF South
Bend, Ind, who recently completed
a junket OF $4,000 miles. Staunch
20 a remarkable degree, although cad
10 be regular stock trunks, they show
no signs OF being the worse for wear,
but are literally covered with hotel
and steamship plasters from al parts
OF the world.
The trunks accompanied MIR. Oiler
from South Bend through Canada
TO Vancouver. through Japan, Korea,
Manchuria. China, the orient TO
New Zealand and Australia. South
Africa. France. England and finally
TO South Bend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Every body. everywhere NEEDS to know
what millions of folks have already
learned about "Gets-It." the guaranteed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Leaves for Berlin.

PARIS. Nov. 5.--The entire re-
parations commission, including Ro-
land w. Boydcn, the unofficial mem
Der for the United States, will leave
for Berlin next Monday or Tuesday.
The commission will remain In the
German capital two or three weeks
20 investigate measures by which
Germany may procure the necessary
funds to meet the payment of 5O0,-
900, 900 gold marks due 10 the allies
January IS, 1922. Il also will in
vestigate the causes for the recent
depreciation in the value Of the
German mark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

The second OF series OF plano
recitals heinR given by the pupils
OF Ellen Rcen kcrscy at her studios
at 1901 South Boulder avenue, was
given Friday evening by Mercedes
Campbell age II years. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ! l.. Campbell. IS
North Zunis avenue" assisted ly
Eva Hunter and Margaret Hennnge,
violin pupils OF Mr.. Jacob Schreincr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Trinity Church tn Celebrate I'uund
Ing Of Missionary society To-day.

lu Observance ot the one hundrcth
anniversary ~ tho founding of thc
Missionary rocicty Of tho EpIsrophl
church, Trinity church will hold r.
centennial service sunday morning
" 'h" Nnlr'tic thcatcy, with the
Very Rev Thomas c. G.. MoCaua
UIl. cathedral at
oklahoma Cliv Boo charge, A. u cor
porato communion of tho parish. an
offering will hH taken for the croc-
tirn ~ now buildings IN the mission.
AIRY ficld This offering H. To be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
TO PROTECT TULSA HOMES
Police WIN BC Stationed In ltcsl-
dCnCc District During Sunday
Meetings

That Tulans may attend tho Billy
sunday meetings with "a feeling OF
security about their homes, as many
officers ns possible ana consistent
will bc taken from ,hc downtown
district and placed in the i"sldcncc
section. Police Commissioner J, NJ.
Addison said yesterday
Word received by the police do.
partmont from other cities in which
sunday has held meetings indicates
that professional bous"Hrctk"rs
watch his movement follow him To-
the cities .u which hc ls lo appear
and engage in lurElariEIug tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
SAYS CITY LOST
half A MILLION

That contractors and bond deal.
crs who obtained s2,2o5.0oo worth
OF municipal light bonds made a
profit Of more than 100000 on the
deal was the statement Thursday
of Councilman Lou Cohen.
Storrie & Co. contractors of san
Francisco, were awarded the con.
tract for the construction OF tho
Gorge creek tunnel on the Skagit,
agreeing 10 take s2.205.00o In light
bonds In payment for their work
THE contractors figured the
bonds at discount Of 81 per cent
when they put in their bid for the
work" Cohen said. "rhc same bond
issue. held by II. NJ, Grant & Co..
bond dealers for the contractors, Is
now ovcrsubscribed $4,000 900 when
offered at par on the open mar.
kef."
The city viii lose 100000 by the
DEAL Cohen added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

CHICAGO, Dec. t.--Thomas r,
ICatherwood will be placed on trial
here charged with having com.
mittcd the most brutal and most
needless staying since the wanderer
murder.
Assistant States Attorney Harry
B. Miller says Catherwood con.
fessed TO him that he killed his sis-
ter-in.Iaw. Mrs. Beatrice Sharples.
and her unborn child by choking her
with heavy rope.
Then catherwood. says the alleged
confession, made away with $50 Mrs.
aharples had been saving for Christ.
mas expense.
/. Alienists are studying these queer
angles OF the case:
catherwood's only motive In the
alleged crime was robbery--yet he
was not In pressing need OF money.
There was no enmity between
catberwood and his sisterin-law--
sbe gave him food n few minutes be-
fore he is said to have slain her
Alicnists ray Cafhcrwoods sane.
And he's intelligent, good looking
and has a moderate education.
Wanderer recently was executed
for killing his wife, who WIS about
10 bear d baby. and the ragged
stranger whom he hired TO stage a
fake holdup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
JAPAN Will
NOT ACCEPT
naval PLAN
Won't Yield on Warship Re-
duction If It Breaks Up
Parley, Official Says

- Na1e@<A$GA1 AyGE&YR1
TOKYO. Dec. I. Officials
here state that the Japanese
government has instructed Ad-
miral kat0 70 stand pat on the
20 per cent ratio Of naval arml2-
ments. regardless Of the conse-
quences.
Japan will mot yield on this
vital point, even II IL breaks up
the Washington conference =
high government official today
told the United Press.
This. however. IL probably the ex-
tremc official view. The press con-
tinues to reflect a strong popular
desire for a compromise. despite the
standpatters' propaganda campaign
for the 40 per cent ratio for Japan.
and other indications among the peo-
pie continue to point In the same
direction.
The navy department has assigned
the new dreadnaught Mutsu. which
Secretary Hughes program called
for scrapping. to active fleet duty
|
The Mutsu. Japan's newest addi-
tion TO the navy, was under
when the conference
opened. but was practically COM
pleted.
The navy's "s-s" constructions are
continuing as usual. 1t not being pos
sible to stop work except by agree
ment with tho shipyard owners
where the construction is going for
ward.