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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

Afternoon al three o'clock NJ the home
~ Mrs g. - Jacksun. iliO Harrison
Street, aud ~, following program was
rendered
Leader Mrs G.. j. Nunn.
Subject Lincoln Cathedral
Talks un Lincoln Cathcdral--NIrs
william lioycc ana Mrs y. l.. liiggin.
botham
Social Cunditions--Mrs Tom Currie.
AZ the close u the program busi.
ncss session WIS held. during which
Mrs l.. \ Wells WAS elected delegate
"a thc meeting II The CITY Federation
AMI Mrs ~ j u, jackson WAS elected
alternate
Later u social hour was enjoyed and
delicious refreshments we're served W
the hostess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Delightful Party Given by Junior Tar.
acas of the First Raptist Church

n delightful party was given 10y tho
Junior Baracas ~ the First Baptist
Church ON Thursday evening. ri $50
o'clock In the parlors of the church.
About fifty boys and girls were In
attendance and after an evening Of
miscellaneous games and contests were
enjoyed delicious refreshments consist.
Ing of Ice cream and cake were served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
%. \. r. Elect OTHERS for New Year

The u. \ rs met In business scs
sion IN Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Harry l.. kearns 1907 Tyler Street. al,
three u'cluck. and the following uffl.
GERS we're elected for the year 1891.
Regent Mrs. r. N Bisbce.
First Vice Regent Mrs l,ay Wheat.
Icy
Second Vice Regent Mrs. Tom
Turner
Recording Secretary Mrs. Charles
Austin.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Doas
Kirk.
Iegisirar-Mrs O. T.. Vineyard
IIistorian-AIrs ]. q Ross.
Chaplain Mrs Lloyd Fletcher.
~ the close ~ the business session
the following short progmm was rem.
derOd
The liungarlnns and Bohcmlans--
Rev u. Thomson.
Duet Mrs. Alex l.umpkin and Miss
Gertrude l.owndea
During the social hour delicious
rcfroshmcnt course consisting 81
chicken salad, sandwiches. cake and
hot coffee was served by the hoslcs,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Church of the Na,arcne
Corner Tenth and buchanan
Mornings services.

corner Tchth ana buchanan
Mornings services.
Sunday School. aa5: Robt. 4. Mor.
gan. Superintendent. our object IN q
Sunday school In the promotion u
Christian life ana character through
the dovout and dlllgent study of the
Word II God. and we specially invite all
who do not attend elsewhere.
Preaching. a. M; l,ev. Jas. N.
Cooper. Pastor
Both morning and evening Rev.
Cooper viii preach from n subject that
IN of special and vital interest 10 ev.
cry man. woman and child In ANA.
rlllo. Come hear these discoursea.
Might services. Devotional. Gao.
Preaching. G:ts.
Everybody welcome 60 all these
services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
The DrlphIan Club Meets.

The Dclphian Club met on Thursday
afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs ID
q. Taylor. 1901 Van Buren, street.
The meeting was opened with busi'
ness session. and many important bus
mess matters were discussed and voted
upon.
Later a social hour was enjoyed. and
n delicious refrcshment course was SerS'
ed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

vocal coluring and In reviewing pre-
vious studies The club IL now taking
~ Sidney lanicrs Marshes ~ the
Glynn' and much 81 the beauty II
nature N being appreciated through
this work. The club n now meeting
"a Thursday evenings instead VI
Monday az previously announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Mr.. and Mrs. u. u. Logan Entertain

MI. aud Mrs. T.. T. I.ngnn rnicr.
tanned q number ~ their friends On
Tuesday evening February 1T. at
their home ut 1911 Lincoln Street.
Five hundred was ENJOYED through.
out the early part ~ the evening.
while Mrs. Edgar Savage aud Mr.. God.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

Trey Ilaum who made high score. were
the recipients ~ delightful prizes.
Tho latter part of the evening was
spent In dancing which continued until
4 late hour. and dainty refreshments
were served a. the following guests:
MIR and Mrs GDdfrvy Ihuin, Mr.
aud Mrs " T.. blackburn. Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest BARNES. Mr.. and Mrs. II
J. Funk. Mrs. I'd llatchctt. Mr.. and
Mrs Porter Mckinney Nj. and Mrs.
Fred MIGRANT Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
sewage. Nh and Mrs. l.. u. Thomas.
Nj and Mrs. l.. g Whitney.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
The !. 4. q. Club

The J. L. q. Club viii meet with
Mrs. Frank Storm. 1918 Tyler Street.
ON Thursday afternoon, at three
o'clock. Miss Mildred Burgess VIII bs
leader ~ the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

\ very plain frock u blue trico-
ne has chosen to add q BIZ o. color
with ovals cut out Of the skirt within
which one glimpses pctiicoat Of
honna red satin. Fiat braid finishes
the edges. and ~ u7od also. NJ the
sleeves. armhoies and around the
square cut meek
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Meeting ~ the W. ". \. Of the Tabcr'
usele Rapil~i Church.

Tn. W. NJ. Z. 81 the Tabernacle Rap
iln Church met In business session on
THURSDAY afternoon. February srd. IN
the church at three o'cicck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
serial Notes aud Personal Mention

Mrs. J. v. Clayhrouk has returned
after n three weeks visit with relatives
and friends In Pcrrytun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Circle No. /. Of The rirsi I,sptisi Church

Circle No. 81 the FRS, baptist
Church will meet on "Wednesday.
February 9th. at 2:5O O'Clock with Mrs
Conner. 1905 Pierce Street. Al mem.
bcrs are urged 10 attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
WHAT DOES DECISION MEAN

II you are In doubt as To what a de-
clsion II. como 10 the First Christian
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
CABINET DISCUSSES ALASKA
 PULP DEVELOPMENT

Washington. April. 27 The rroh- lwu of developins' AEaska's wood pulp resources for the relief of the print prper situation Was discussed by Hard ing t"dIy With his cabinet. The ad- mmist atfon is very hopeful that d w.ly ean be found to make Alaskan wood pulp available to American publish prs under q suggestion advanced for tho establishment uf Il ship lin" hetW' ell Seattle and Seward which is expected to receive the early consideration of the Shipping Board. Secretlry's Fal' and Wallace. whose departments Ir" chiefly concerned, pointed out that a liberal government policy in Alasl1 can develop a hugh pulp industry in the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
Why that Lame Back

That morning lameness those sharp pains when bending or lifting. make work burden and rest ii:,pos- sible. Don't be handicapped by a bal oack-lCok to your kidneys. You will make no mistake by following this mans example.
 James Burke. retired contractor, S06 N. Virginia St, Reno. New, says: My back was lame and my kidneys were weak a year ago. When tried struck me in the small of my back and l had to brace my hands on the arms of the chair in order to raise up I got up several times at night to pass the kidney secretions. which were highly colored and burned in passage. I heard about Deans Kidney Pills and one box from Julian and Shavers drug store cured my back and made 1t sound and well. My kidneys acted like clockwork."
 Price COG. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-Set Doan's Kidney Prls-the same thet Mir. Burks had. Eo-tar- Nilburn Co. Mrs.. Duahlo. N. Y.--Advsrtissme.
 Asvsras>asAt
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
THURSDAY (TElEGRAPHlC)
COL. FORBES ELIMINATED FROM
 GovERNoRSHlP CONTEST

Seattle, April, 2s-Alask .ift-" all. W:ll escape having Colonel Forbes for governor, d telegram from Washing ton tonight stating that the Colonel has been appointed Director of tho Bur.au of War Risk Insurance
 Forbes made desperate effort for ,L place on the Shipping Board. and the president greatly desired to gratify his amnit on. but Senator Jones. Chairman of the Commerce Committee of the Senate. and the entire Washington del ee5ttion refused to endorse him for the place.
 According to the reports from Wash inston. Forbes declined the Alaska gov ernolship on thu. ground that he wish ed a place requiring less hard worl, than that of the chief executive uf the great unrthiand tetritory. He had al sn previously stated that he did not want the Alaska %oVeinprship.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
Seattle;tes Urge Harding to Visit
 Territory

Seattle. April, 26-In an effort to induce President Harding to reconsid- CT his announced decision not to visit Alaska this year. the following self explanatory wire was sent to l'rcsi- dent Harding today by the Seattle Post Tntelligencer on behalf of large num- ben of leading Alaskans and citizens of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.
 We ask that you and such mem- bers of your cabinet as you desire to select. together with a senatorial dele g.ltion. will visit our great northern territory, Alasl1a,. during the coming summeut preferably in July or August. that you may learn at first hand it's resources and Its needs
 Joining in the telegram were the governors of Washington. Oregon. Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. the mayors of practically all the cities and towns in Washington and every prin- cipel civic and commercial orsaniza- tion in the state.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
MONDAY
 (TELEGRAPHtCj
CLAIMED Ex ARMY MAN SLATED
 FOR ALASKA GOVERNOR

Seattle, April, 25-Colonel Charles and Spokane as his residence, will be the next Governor of Alaska if q re- port brought from Washington, D. C., by President Rohen1 Boyns of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce is true.
 Boyns. who returned during the last week end from the National capital, quoted President Harding as saving to him. ''I have selected Colonel Forbes for the ALislla g.oveamorship and, as the entire Washington delegation has endorsed Humpries for the Shipping Board, don't sec how l can appoint another man from Washington but Humphrey for that place"
 This tlttment of Boyns' was made to :, well known Seattle business rlaa. Forbes wlro is thus mentioned as the Riggs. is {, contractor by occupation and a member of the Harley, Mason Counpany. He was formerly q ser Geant in the United States Signal Corps stationed at Omaha. He later left the service and went to Honolulu where he made a fortune contracting He was appointed d Major in the l,my in 1917 and went to France, where he gave an excellent account of himself and was raised to the rank of Eeutan- amt colnnel As such he had largely to do with assigning the valuation of the war.
 It is well known that few men are closer to the president and their wivas are the w;lrmest friends.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
12 HOUR BATTLE IN IRISH WAR

Dublin, April. 25-F'iGhting lasting County Galaway, when fourteen poliec- men went in sea rch of a republican flying column. The republican force was found entrenched near the home of Patrick Onnisky. q member of par liament In the ensuing battle one geant was wounded on the government side. After hours of fighting police achievements arrived with machine guns and the rebels fled to the hills, taking their wounded with them.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
WENATCHEE BREAKS
 DOWN AT SEA

Yokohama, April. 25-The disabled United States Shipping Boards new trans -rasific liner Wenatchee. with Major General Leonard Wood on board and on it's maiden trip to the Orient, from the United States, is be in.. lowed into this port by the Admir- al line freight steamer EdTnOre. The Edmire picked the Wenatchee IF at II o'clock last night 1l5 miles oGt from Yokohama in response to wire less advices from the big passcn.,, r liner stating that her pumps had failed and that she needed water for her boilers.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
Germany Says Will Spare Harding
 Embarrassment

Berlin, April. 25-Gernnany, it was said by high officials today. in view of the mediation offer on the reparations question made by the United States government in respnn', to Germany's mediation request. is determined to make a rcparations offer such as will spare President Harding any embar- assmant.
 Germany offers 200 billion marks tn
 Rsparation
 Berlin. Aprdl, 25-Fayment by Ger many of two hundred billion gold n. .Sks for separations is in substance tfse proposol which has been submitt- ed by Germany to the American com- untssiussen here for transmission by the UndAed States to the Allies accord ing to source, close to the s.vcra- naent.
 The payments on thts sum. 1t is proposed. are to ,be spread over a per- iod of 90 to 45 years. according to GEmany's economic recovery.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
Harding Declares For Peace "Onlv
 With Honor

Aboard T:lttleshp Pennsylvania. Hampton Roads. AHdi. 2S-"G wish vou nig'ht never b" called [" fire q gun aea.n,' t'res5dent Harding declar- ed in ;Ln address to the officers of tho Atlantic fleet today. If every gov ernment," the president continued, ''were inspired by the same motives there would always be peace. But wouldn't have peace without honor and without the consciousness that America is right and IS protecting every interest"
 Harding made the speech from the quarter deck of the flagship.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
LANGDoN MURDER CAUSES
 JAP OFFICIALS SUICIDE

Tokio, Japan. April. .7- l.rt,n,l ,l' General Sa.ito, commandcr- in h:rf of the Japanrse army division at Nla1i- vostok. conulnitted sIic de Monday. ac- cord!ng to reports receiv ] by the gov ornment. The official arn"uac"mcnt today says Saitn's s1ric!de waa result of the shooting of I.ieut"n.tnt Lang don of the American cruiser -NDany by 2 Japanes sentry n t'.it city last January. for which Saito w1-s s vcroly disciplined.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
SHIP BOARD TRYING TO
 AVERT NATIONAL STRIKE

Washington, April. 26-Chairlnan Benson od the Ship Board has called into conference here Wednesday rep- resentatkes of the American Steam ship Owners Association and the Ma rine Engineers Beneficial Association in an effort to avert a national strike of steamship engineers called by the last nalmed organization for May to de6eat a proposal to reduce the wages of fifteen t}iounnnd epgineers. <
 It Is aaid that fn the event of the engineers strtiang ah<ztt one hundred ,thnsnnnd maldns arsmen. oaegs and WiNst tendkrs win reIlow thean cut.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
WEDNESDAY
 tTElEGRAPHiC)
HUGHES TO TAKE UP GERMAN
 PROPOSALS IMMEDIATELY

Washington. Ar'l. 25-Secretary Hughes will start immediate exchanges thriugh thcil :lmba.ss.l dors here 10 le:IIr if the new German reparations proposals are .acEeptHblp to them. it was ;inrrounceh this afternoon.
 Hughes will also appront an Amer i".ln representative to t:ike part in the London this NHek. should the Ge,u'an proposals seem to have q chance of rc- ceptnnce
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
CLAIMS INDIANA UNIVERSITY
 HOTBEO OF BOLSHEvISM

Chicago, Aprl, 25-Clla rGinE that the University of Valparaiso Indiana. is a "hotb Il of SokshevLsm' Daniel stitlutiun. has sent h.s reSIg1ation to the tT7isrtees.
 In dennuncing the Bolshevistic spirit which he alleges is prevalent Tn the university. Professor Hodedon as- serted that the taint of Bolshevistic radic.llism is apparent even in the gov ernnent.
 "A ssreaIn of propls.inda'' Hodsdon declared, can be traced to the very hea,t Of the federal government.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
HARDING REVIEWS
 U S BATTLE FLEET

Aboard. Yacht M;tyflower Hampton Roads. Va, April, 27-.Amciica's nH- val power in the Atlantic passed il re- view before President EiaFdIng today.
 Half shroudtd in mfst eleven dread naueht's, nineteen destroyers. eighteen submarines and scores of auxiliary craft swept past thA MsNflower's port side one after another, firing twenty one gun salute to the nations cons mInder ill chicf in pas4Lsc.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
PREPARATIONS SITUATION
 DRAWING TO A HEAD

London, April. a5-The .Aiied e,v- ernments will be invited to send rep resentativas to q meeting of the Su- slider the new German rcparationS pro- posals if they are received in tho meantime. and to determine upon i'm medAnte collective action should they be acceptable
 This was decided upon by Premier Lloyd George and Briand today, it has been announced.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
SIBERIAN TRADER
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

Seattle. April 24-The mntorShip by the Swensen, Hubbard Company of Seattle, and bound fru1n this port OH Il Siberian trading cruise, was des+ro' ed by fire at Pirates Cove. Alaska. on Aprl Is, according to advices from he Nnrh reaching here today. The crew of the Nainchatka made their way ashore safely but tl1s vessel vas q total loss.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
MANY GOVERNORS WANT TO VISIT ALASKA
 WITH HARDING

Seattle. April. 2S-F'iVe state gov eronors Hart of Washington. olcott of Oregon. D. w. Davis of Idaho, Joseph NJ Dixon of Montana. and Robert D. Casey of Wyoming. will ac- company President Harding if he ac- All five of the state executives tele- graphed they would join the president on such a trip.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
SITE FOR pEMPsEY-cARPENTIER FIGHT SELECTED

New York, April. 25-Promoter Tex Rickard announced today that 'Boyles' thirty acres". on the outskirts of Jer- sey City. will be the szte on which will be staged the Dempsey Carpenter fight on July 2.
 As a result of the announcement, reservations for seats are fairly pour ing in tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
Britain Would Suport France In
 German Occupation

London, April, 25-Premier Lloyd George stated in the House of Com mons this afternoon that if the new German separations proposals. which had not yet been received. proved un- port France at next Saturdays Allied conference in her proposals for the occupation of the Westphalian coal fields, on which GeI1:ianv Is dependent for her coal needs.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
Cabinet Holds Closed Meeting on
 German Offer

cthnot meeting WAS held lat, this f. t,rnoon on the German repaantion fopoSals While the members of the c;ll'ne, gli9rded the cont nts of the German note closely. if WIS reliably ', ported that in addition to n, 1re than fcrcd by her at the London conference Germany has also renewed Ter offer to take oyer the Allied indebtedness to the 'nited States as Istrt of her ser- er,tl program.
 This indebtedness amounts tn about ten hliiuns.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
VESSEL PURCHASED FOR
 ALASKA COAST SERVICE

Washington. April 25-J. W. Me Cord of Cold Bay, Alaska. today purch- ased in New York the steam trslwler Ripple, according to word received by Dam Sutherland. Delegate from Alas ka. The Ripple is 126 feet long and is to be used Tn carrying passengers and freight from Seward to the Cold Bay oil fields and Dutch Harbor.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
HARDING APPEALS TO BANKERS

Washington, April. 27-President Harding. in an address here today. ar- for assistance in helping put Ameri,"r or the forward track once more"
 "It is not boasting." Ee continued. If I reminl you thet America's pl'co in the world is as important at this time as when Civilization WIS threat ened.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
REvoLUTIoNARlES AGAIN
 ACTIVE IN MEXICO

Mexico City. April. a6-Revolution- aries are active in the State of Mich and have attacked and burned the town of Villaputo, an important center of that district according to advices received here today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
|. W. W.
 pENoUNcE HAYWOOD

LeaYenwoNth, Kan. Aplfl. 25-Forty seven of the I. W. W. members who were convicted with William D. Hay wood arrived here today to begin serving their sentences and roundiy denounced Haywood for what they teuned his ''deaHeion." in fleeing the counHy when impftseesnAat bseaxs ea1RlA.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
GERMANY WILLING TO
 ASSUME ALLIED
 OBLIGATIONS TO U. S.

Berlin, April 26-"C;eu1nanv, in the event that the United States and the Allies so desire is willing. according lo the extent of her ability and c;lpa- city, to assume Allied obligations to the United States" says q clause in the German reparation counter pro- posals submitted to President Hard ing, according to official authorities.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
GERMANS WILLING TO MODIFY
 PREPARATIONS PROPOSALS

i:erlin April. 2s-t scni official statement issued today suggested that the German government is willing to modify it's recent repsLrstt.ons proposals of asked to do SO by Washington and coSld be reached between Germany and the Alies
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
YANKEE WAR PRISONER
 GIVES SOvIETs SLIP

Riga. 14thuanin. April. 26 Captain Marion c. Cooper. an American air man of Jacksonville. tlorida, who was shat down on the Polish war front and captured by the Russians last July. which he was confined by the Soviet authorities and arrived in Riga today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
JUDGE THREATENED FOR DISTRESSING INDICTMENTS
 AGAINST TACOMA BANKER

Tacoma, Wn.. April, 25-Thrcats to kill Judge w. D. Askren because of his dismissing of certain indictments against Ole Larsen, president of the closed Scandinavian American Bank of of the institution. were received by Judge Asllren in the mail today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
PORTLAND PRo-GERMAN FREED
 BY SUPREME COURT

Washington. April. 27-Henry Al. bers. of Portland. Oregon, wealthy head of d grain milling firm of that city. was freed today of a prison sen- tence and fine imposed by the Federal Courts for pro- German utterances dur ing the war, by action of the Supreme Court
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
LAW RELEASES CHILDREN HELD
 FOR BOARD BILL

Tacoma. Wn., Ap1. 25-Hcld for q year near Tacoma as security for an o1tTrdlo board bill. Tommy Brad ford. ,Aged nine, and his sister Margie. aged five, were today released by tine law and sent to join their father in Calgary. Alberta.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
MARINE STRIKE
 CONFERENCE FRIDAY

Washington, April, 2S-A luther conference between Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board and ship own CTS and marine workers in an effort to avert the scheduled strike of marine engineers will be held Friday, it Was announced today
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
LOS ANGELES CITIZENS FORM
 HUGE viciLANTE COMMITTEE

Los Angeles. April. 2s-The Mod eSn WGilantes." to number eight thousand. has been organised in Los Angeles as an auxiliary of the city po- lies furc. In 10 effort to suppress crixne Aew rassnans lA as <fty.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
SECRET JAP
 CORRESPONDENCE DISAPPEARS

Washington, ApltA 27-Strenuous efforts are being made to suppress the news that the ofice of the Bureau of Naval intelligence lin tho Undhed States Navy Department was rohbed during tho past two weeks of . hSee port of
 quantfty ef seexet caErssrsudencs pa JsS1h'.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
WILL ENFORCE DRAFT EVASION
 LAW FIFTY YEARS

Washington. April, .4-ln evident anticipation of efforts being made hy persons to have charges of desertiGn removed from their records. the w r Department announced today that .hc forced by the government for the rex. fifty years.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
Hughes Waiting Word Fro.r Allies O,
 Reparations

Washington, April, 2I-W orl rom the Allied capitals 1s tn the Icrep'l- h.l tv of the German counter proposal" by SecretarN of State Hughes hefuIH h. frames his reply to the latest com munitation from Berlin. it WAS an Ioy
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
ARCHBISHOP HANNA MAY
 SUCCEED GiBecIs

Seattle, April. 24-E. J. Hanna, in Seattle today on his way home from Washington. n. C.. has been ten.a- lively selected tn succeed the late Car dinal Gibbons as head of the P1inJn Catholic hierarchy in America. accord ing to q Baltimore dispatch.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
Allies Considering Added Penalties on
 Germany

Paris. April. 26-The possibility of applying penalties to Germany imhned lately afteh May l. despite whatever propositions Germany may make re- gartihg repar,tions, is baing seriously considered by the Allied Supreme Council, N hecame known today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-30
German Counter Proposals Reach
 State Department

Washington, April, 26-Germany's counter proposals respecting reparh- taons to the Allies were received today at the State Department and will be laid before the cabinet at its regular session, it was made known today.