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Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

TO SELL STOck-The Commer- cial Acceptance company of Tucson was authorized by the corporation commission yesterday to sell 450O shares of preferred stock at S10O a share. 4500 shares of common stock at $10O and to issue 1000 shares of com mon stock for promotion purposes.
 REWARD oFFERED-one hun dred dollars rewardi This is the amount that the state game warden's S office has offered for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the person who was reported 10 have killed doe and fawn during the past week. Word of this violation of the game law was brought to the attention of Joe V. Prochaska. game warden, through a local business firm and the warden immediately offered the reward.
 FUNERAL OF L. R. WHiTMER-- Funeral services for I. R. Whitmer will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Merryman chapel. The Odd Fellows lodge of Glendale will have charge of the services. Inter ment will be in Forest Lawn ceme- tery. Friends and visiting Odd Eel lows are invited to attend these serv- l ices. Mir. Whitmer is survived by a wife and family, who live in San An tonic, Tex.
 ALL CLAIM INSURANcE-wheth- CT the Eisenhour Motor company ol Sam Mfshkin of Globe are entitled to the insurance on an automobile purchased by Leon de la Mothe. will be determined by the state corpora tion commission when the matter comes up for hearing on Wednesday The motor company filed complaint against Mishkin as agent for tho North British Mercantile company The Eisenhour company sold a car ts l De la Mothe, the conditional salei contract being sold to the Commer' cial Credit company, of which Mish' | kin is also agent. The car was de stroyed by fire before the full pay
 ment was made and now both ar' claiming the insurance.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

"A very convincing argument can be pre- sented to show the confidence Nash own CTS have in their cars by calling your atten- stion to those owners who have prevailed upon their associates to duplicate their pur- chases, to show Nash owners who have re- peated their purchases with us, and to let you see two, three, five or even six Nash cars in the same business house.
 These are tests I can meet and that mean something.
 NQN&00.a1
 PHOENIX NASH co.
 521 N. Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
Born

PALMER-To pr. and Mrs E. Payne Palmer of 1929 North Central avenue, a son, yesterday morning. The child has been named Enroll Jo- seph.
 RYAN-To MT. and Mrs. James F. Ryan. 743 East Mcdowell street, a son. yesterday morning at St. Jo- seph's hospital.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
Short Staple
 Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Cotton closed firm at net advance of 20 to 30 points. Spot cotton steady, 20.15.
 Cotton futures closed firm: Oc- tober, 19.60: December, 1928; Jan uary, 1898; March, 1881; May, 1855
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

The predominating odor in many oriental perfumes comes from a beaver gland.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Excess in temperature yesterday T degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. 1, Al degrees. Normal precipitation Jan. to date. 5.71 inches.
 Actual precipitation Jan. to date, 2.52 inches.
 Deficiency since Jan 1, 3.19 inches
 c. W. MCDONALD.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15

Premier Lloyd Georges reply,
"The earlier part OF your letter
Is so much opposed to our funda-
mental position that we feel bound
TO leave you in no doubt OF our
meaning. You state that after con-
sulting your colleagues you confirm
your declaration that our proposals
are such as the Dali Eireann could
not and the Irish people would not
accept. You add that the outline
given by our draft Is self-contra-
dictory and that the principle OF
tie pact offered you Is not easy to
determine. We desire therefore
to make our position absolutely
clear.
I'm our opinion nothing Is to be
gained by prolonging the theoretical
discussion OF the national status
which you may be willing to accept.
as compared with that OF the great
sclf-eoverning domlnions of the
British Commonwealth. but we
must direct your attention to one
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
BELGIUM AND ENGLAND
FIRST IN INDEMNITY
One Billion Marks Will Be
DiUided.

PARIS, Aug. 14.-The first billion
marks paid over by Germany to the
Allies is to be divided between payment
OF the costs Of the British Army OF Oc-
cupation and the payments to Belgium
under the latter's priority claim, the
Allied Financial Commission has de-
cided.
The commission also decided that the
value OF the Sarre mines is 10 be reck-
oned as among the payments received
by France before May 1. AS the value
Of these mines, together with the value
OF reparations In kind already received
by France, exceeds Frances expense for
her Army OF Occupation. the commission
will take the excess Into account at the
end % Ave years. when II Is expected
Beigi inns priority claim will have been
satisfied.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15


point on which you lay some en-
phasis and on which no British
Government can compromise,
namely. the claim that we should
acknowledge the right Of ireland TO
secede from her allegiance 70 the
King.
mo such right can ever be ac-
knowlcdgod by US. The geographi-
cal propinquity of Ireland TO the
British Isles Is fundamental fact.
The history OF the two islands for
many centuries. however II is read.
is sufficient proof that their dcstl-
MICS arc indissolubly linked.
ireland has sent members to the
British Parliament for more than
hundred years. Many Of her poo-
pie during all that time have en-
listed freely and served sallantly in
the forces Of the Crown. Great
numbers In all the Irish provinces
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
Heavy Snow in the Alps
Forces Climbers to Huts

GENEVA, Aug. 14.-It has
been showing heavily in the
Alps for the last twenty-four
hours and several parties of
climbers are temporarily showed
up in Alpine huts. From twenty
to thirty inches of snow has
fallen in places above the level
of 5000 feet.
The thermometer dropped 80
degrees, forcing visitors at the
various resorts, who a week ago
went without coats, to don over
coats and furs.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
GERMANY TO ATONE.

BuENos AIRES, Arg. IA. = The cere-
mony of atonement which Germany has
agreed to make for the sinking OF the
Argentine steamships Monte Protegdo
and Toro during the war will be held at
Kiel upon the return to his post OF Dr.
Molina, Argentine Minister to Germany.
according to a despatch received by the
State Department last night from the
Argentine Charge d'Affalres In Berlin.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15

guarantees to the larger and suffer
itself to be reduced to a position OF
helpless dependency.
obviously we are unable to urge
acceptance of such proposals up
on our people. A certain treaty of
free association with the British
Commonwealth group, as with a
partial League of Nations, we
would have been ready to recon-
mend. and. as a Government, to
negotiate and take responsibility
for, had we an assurance that the
entry of the nation as a whole into
such an association would secure
for 1t the allegiance of the present
dissenting minority. To meet those
sentiments alone this step could be
contemplated.
Treaties dealing with proposals
for free intertrade and mutual linn
itation OF ornaments we are ready
at any time to negotiate. Also
mutual agreements concerning air,
railway and other communications
and generally for the smooth COM
mercial intercourse essential to
both nations. But all such treaties
and agreements we would require
submitted for ratification. first to
the national legislature and after
ward to the Irish people, in
manner showing that their decision
was a free decision and without
any element of military compul-
sion"
Mr.. de Valera offers to leave the
question of Ireland's share of the
national debt to arbitrators, one
each to be appointed by Ireland and
Great Britain and the third chosen
by agreement "or nominated, say.
by the President of the United
States" He declares that the ques-
tion between the political minority
and the great majority of the Irish
people must be left for the Irish
people themselves to settle"
I'VE cannot admit the right of
the British Government to mutilate
our country, either in its own in
terest or at the call of any section
of our population" the letter con-
tinues.
I'VE do not contemplate the en-
ploymcnt OF force. If your Govern
ment stands aside we can effect
complete reconciliation. We agree
with you that no common action
can be secured by force. Our regret
Is that this wise and true principle
which your Government prescribes
to us for the settlement of our local
problems 1t seems unwilling to
apply consistently TO the funda-
mental problem of the relations be-
tween our island and yours.
"The principle we rely on in one
case we are ready to apply in the
other But should this principle
not yield to immediate settlement
we are willing that this question.
too. should be submitted TO external
arbitration.
Thus we are ready TO meet you
in all that is reasonable and just.
The responsibility for initiating and
effecting an honorable peace rests
primarily not with our Government,
but with yours We have no con-
ditions TO impose no claims TO ad-
vance, but the one that we be
freed from aggression.
I'VE reciprocate with sincerity
to be measured only by the terrible
suffcrings our people have under
gone. the desire YOU express for a
mutual and lasting friendship. The
sole cause OF the ancient feuds you
deplore has been. as history proves,
the attacks OF the English rulers
upon Irish liberties. These attacks
can cease forthwith II your Govern
ment has the will.
THE road to peace and under
standing lies OPEN"
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
National Guard Called
in Carolina Mill Strike

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. IA
- Two companies of National
Guard troops were ordered to
Concord by Gov. Cameron Nor
rison tonight to suppress disor-
ders growing out of strike of
cotton mill workers in progress
there for several months.
2 Major r. r. Faison, command
ing the Second Battalion. First
North Carolina Infantry, was di-
rected to take command.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15


"Sr: On the occasion of our last
interview / gave it as my Judgment
that the Dali Eireann could not.
and the Irish people would not,
accept the proposals Of your Gov
ernment, set forth in draft July 20.
Having consulted my colleagues
and with them given these propo-
sails most earnest consideration,
now confirm that judgment.
The outline given in the draft is
self-contradictory and the principle
of the pact not easy to determine.
To the extent that it implies recog-
milton Of Ireland's separate nation
hood and her right to self-deter-
mination. we appreciate and ac-
cept it.
But in the stipulations and ex-
press conditions concerning vital
matters the principle is strangely
set aside and claim advanced by
your Government to an interference
in our affairs and to a control
which we cannot admit.
"Ireland's right to choose for her
self the path she shall take to real
ize her own destiny must be ac-
cepted as indefeasible. 1t is right
that has been maintained through
centuries of oppression. at TIE cost
Of unparalleled sacrifices and un-
told suffering. We cannot propose
to abrogate or impair it, nor can
Great Britain or any other foreign
state or group of states claim to
interfere with its exercise in order
to serve their own special inter-
ests."
Declaring that it is Ireland's de-
sire to be free of imperialistic en-
tanglements which will prove de-
structive of Irish ideals and be
fruitful only of ruinous wars and
crushing taxation, Mr.. de Valera
says:
Like the small states of Europe
the Irish people are prepared to
hazard their independence ON the
basis of moral right, confident that
as they would threaten no nation
or people they would. In turn, be
free from aggression themselves"
Asserting that this is the policy
that Irishmen have declared for in
plebiscite after plebiscite, Mr.. de
Valera continues:
"As for myself and my col
leagues. our deep conviction Is that
true friendship with England, which
military coercion has frustrated
for centuries, can be obtained most
readily now through amicable but
absolute separation. The fear.
which we believe groundless, that
Irish territory may be used as the
basis for attacks upon England's
liberties. can be met by reasonable
guarantees 1OL iilIoiioiolsib win
Irish sovereignty"
Mr.. de Valera declares that
Dominion status for Ireland is IL
lusory. He says the freedom the
British Dominions enjoy Is less the
result OF legal enactments or
treaties than OF the immense dis
tances which separate them from
Great Britain and make interfer-
ence by Great Britain imprac-
ticahle.
THE most explicit guarantees,
including the Dominions' acknow-
lodged right TO secede," Mr.. de
Valera continues, would be neces-
sary to secure for Ireland an equal
degree of freedom. There Is no sug-
gestion. however. In the proposals
made of any such guarantee"
"Insteac, the natural position is
reversed. our geographical situa-
ton with respect to Great Britain
Is made the basis of denials and
restrictions unheard of In the case
OF dominions. The smaller island
must give military safeguards and
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
DOMINION RULE REJECTED
BYDE VALERA FOR REL AND:
HOPE OF PEACE STILL HOLDS
Letters Reveal Premier's
Veto of Full independence
BIZ the associated Press.

LONDON Aug. I4-Herewth the final letters between
Lloyd
refuses
ireland by the Prime Minister the
reply
August following communca
The New York herald., 1921-08-15

Continued on Third Page.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15

Continued on Fifth Page.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15

Continued on Second Page.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
Premier Says Geographical Position
Forbids Giuing Freedom to Ireland

Premier LLOYD Georges reply follows
The New York herald., 1921-08-15

Cestinasd on scvsrth Page.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair to-day and tomorrow. with moderate
temperature; moderate to fresh winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, 81; lowest 6S
Detailed weather reports be found page
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-25
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ORR ce s ar zice, -dar sd meargl
cineva de $50 la spital ca sa Sc
cureze de piscaturAe pleosnitelor
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O firma comerciala face recla-
ma unui aparat prin care sc poa-
te tine piynitele uscate. tNu este
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eatra patnoni: deci . fost de lips6
sd se ia masuri severe.
IOndra. I4eopard Krassin,
seful comisiei comerciale in Lon
dra, are de gind sd vina in de
cursul lunei Maiu in Canada. SEQ
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Pelps Brothers & Co. ageirtii
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Itch, ne face cunoscut ca dl En-
rico Caruso, renumitul 81 faimo-
sui terrorist de la opera Metropo.
litana din New York, care s'a
imbolnavit in iarna trecuta, Sc va
imharca pentru Italia in % Maiu
pc yaporul President Wilson
care merge direct pana in Italia
El va fl acompaniat de sofia 81
81 de cei dol copii al lui. Va f
insotit asemenea 81 de toti secre
tarii, yaletii, etc. 81 de pretini
lui. Ell va ocupa un nnmar cores
punzator de cabine luxurioase $
comfortable, al caror mobiliel
va Fl aproximatiye acelas ca a
experimentation ocupate de el $
suita lui din hotel Vanderbilt.
Multi pretini al lui au volt sd
insoteasea in caldtoria 50, da
numarul cabinelor de clasa prim;
e limitat Ia 150.
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Sc asteapta 0 noaa ananestie !;
Gu psilejul inapoierei in tar& q
fsincipelui Carol.
Ziarele din Ducuresti cred q
sti ca aceasta noud amnestie pre-
ya4e aproape tOate dAlictele 81 IN
fractiunile ramase ca exceptii in
celelalte decrete de ampestie. Mai
STUNT deci .cateva zile pana y spa-
rita acestei noui 'stergeri ~
bpretele". p timpul de DIT lor
yitpri.
cet6teni, turati, excrocati, mi
tujti-ya IL graba! Peste . sdpt8r
mfna veti Il iertati u Yeti ramtne
cu banii sdunati prip mijtocul
yreunni 4elict amniatiabil. M
bctps3i QcaEia, ar II pkest. Cips
stie dpca ys3j qai svea ~ AZ cu-
rfnd prjlejul fsrteit AZ ! ~ fmlao-
M sub scatN bineyojtor aL ~
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Adevaratii prieteni Sc cunosc'
la nevoi 81 Ia necazuri 81 MI la
81 chiolhanuri.
y
Tn p0litist trebuea Sc execute
un mandat de arestare in per-
soana unci fete de II ami. O fata
a deschis usa 81 politistul intreaba
daca este d-soara \.
M, sora-mea,'' raspunse
fata 81 pleca. Peste cateva mo-
mentc apar doua fete. Frau ge-
meme 81 politistnl Liska ma fost
in stare sa distinga una din cea.
lalta. Ca sa fie sigurca mandatul
va ii executat. lea dus pc amin
doua la tribunalul minorilor,
nnde judecatorul Murpy a identi.
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ma unui aparat prin care Sc poa.
te tine piynitele uscate. tNu este
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hibitia este una din cauzele prin
cipale a marelui numar de solici
tatori pentru posturi diplomatic'
in tari streine.
y
Dlpa statistical facnta de III
economist, sc Zice ca sunt ma
multi barbati carl spala vasel'
de cat femei carl cirpesc ciorapi
barbatilor.
.
American Express Co., anu
trecut. a spart 24,OO0.O0O QUA
Cam cate 81 de cap de locuitor
moi M credem ca eel mai mar
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un curaj mai mare ca baa'bat,l
care trait Gu dOua neveste il
aceeasi locuinta. (St. Louis Pho
ner Press.
ORR ce s'ar zice, -dar sd mearg;
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cureze de piscaturile pleosnitelo
81 sa nu sc mute din casa trebu
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lui Seneca.
Samuel Gompeas prescdintel
Federatiunei Americana Nun
cei, de 10 ami 81 s'a insurat
luind o femeie de 38. NOro'
bum Sam.
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mar da urmatorul STAT: "Spalat
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bani:, 1900 doal1ri, ce-i dueea pen-I
tru ca 81 plateesca salariile mum
citorilor coinpeniei 81 Pau dat
afara din antonsobil.
Gu toate ca pret,l vitclor vii e1
Scaznt, carnea taiata s'a scumpA.
Acest fenomen Sc atribllieste O.
brazniciei lzinelor mari de taiat.
Niteluf vim q scazut din 15 Fe-
3brllarie pima All de Ia 1925 la
7.45 suta de funti, lar carnea Ia
iata s'a ,rcat tot in aceeas vreme
de la $14 IN $3.50 suta de funti.
Henry ,Grebe fost arestat de
politistul Neryle pentru-ca con-
dus automobilua GU toate Cd a fost
beat, -Grebe- Z proprietar de res
taurant. Politistul la aflat dur
mind in aqtomObilulsau in cnrtea
bisericii din Euclid Ave. 81 82nd
Str.
Sandusky, @. - Herman Scng-
stock a fost omorit de politistul
w. A. Rice de la New York Cen
tral Railroad. Rice spune Cd Ia
aflat pc Sepgstock unrblind prin-
tire trenuri. Cand Ia provocat sd
stea pc loc, Sengstock a inceput
sa puste spre Ell. Rice atrlnci a
descarcat 81 el revolveruA 81 Ia
impuscat. Sengstock a murit
imediat. M
Chicago. - Trei bandit mar
matt au intrat in spitalul st. ia
mes din Chicago Heights 81 au
| furat pc Fred Neff, care era ban
dit 81 el. Surorile de caritate au
fost inchise de banditi intro ca
mera. Politia q prins pc dol dintre
ei 81 pc Fred Neff Gu dona ore
mai tirzin.
| All dimineata Catherine Cohen
de Is ami, din 1924 e. 115th Str.
81 Walter Fishel, de 13 ami, din
1928 +. 115th Str. au fost loviti
de un aatonebil 81 Onoriti.
! In anul acesta un numar ex-
traordillar de mare de accidente.
I Paris. - a. 1kmania . TRIMS Q
nota comisiethe dsapaenbiri ea
nu va permite 81 sc exporteze an
rul din Germania 81 nici gaayernul
nu va exporta sur pima in / Oc-
tombrie anului acestllia. Acea-
sta nota a VENT ca raspuns la nots
trimisit-guvernuiui german in ca
re comisia de despagubire cere ca
aurM bancii imperiale sa Sc aduca
in orasele din tesitoriul ocupat
Acest raspuns este tipic german
nici da nici ba, ci face o oferta
levazivI.
Lima. = Seful politiei, O. j
Rush, fost suspendat pc pc
rioada de treizeei de zle de pri
marul orasului F. A. Burkhardt
din Gauge discipinare. Politistu
Jesse Hargrove . fost pus in locu
lui. Accasta maSnra So facut il
urma unei perchisitii fac,te ii
cafenelele orasului. S'au facu
cineisprezece arestxri.
4 ssss
Manasua, Nicaragua. S'a anun
tat mai de mugt ca fepubiica Vi
parasi iga nats,milor. All Sc te
legrafiaxa din 1fanagua cd Mica
ragua intr 'adevxr ! parasit del,
liga a repasit din girul membrilor
Cauza este ~ sQnE pres mari che
tuieli &c reppbliee ~ le poste 81
p0rta.
j AStS
y Springfield, Ohio. Colegiul Wit
! temberg q avutaxi mare bucuris
\ Universities l. primit $2ss .33
I din fondul Css4neeie. Uaiverei4a
q tea iupt6 mnit|Seu Axsseia q pro
fessrii na erss srissti precar
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|NFORlIAIlUNI

Theodore s. People, a fost ju-
decat in 6 Decembrie 1919 Ia sase
luni inchisoare 81 cheltuielle pro-
cesului. Desi trecusera deja u
luni de atunci el e insa mereu in
5temnitA. A scris Q scrisoare jude
cxtosului Pearson sal cerceteze
cazul PudecatOrul q facut 0 inves-
tigatie si So dovedit ca a trebuie
is mai stea pima in Octombrie de
oarees cheitlieliie procesulni nu
Araa platte. Ziaa Use socoteste
Gu GO cent?.
Washington, Japonie Sc pre-
e6teste ~ faeS eoneesji ip pri-
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|ponie " aastinea y eopferint4
aliatiior cererile ei integrale dal
vA ceda cu toAte aceste II ~ r..
na1nea q insnls ~ ne internstio.
Aalis6lx
John 0eld1osd sasierul com
Jpiiei Gi1be -, ! f0st jskniI
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-25

Dlrpa Statistical f;cuta de I'M
economist, Sc zice ca sunt mai
multi barbati earl spala vasele
de cat femei carl cirpese ciorapii
barbatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-25

NJ stim, dar asa Sc zice, ca pro-
hibitia este una din cauzele prin-
cipale a marelui numar de solici-
tatori pentru posturi diplomatice
in tari streine.