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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
Turburari in
Bombay
TRUPELE ENGLEZE TRAG
ASUPRA MULTIMEI
Fruntasii indiani regreta tur-
burarile provocate Gu prile-
jul vizitei Printului de Wales

BOMBAY, India, 20 Nov.-Vi-
neri all avut loc turburari in mai
multe puncte din cuartierul indi-
genilor.
0 multime a ars o sectie politi-
eneasca 81 s'a chemat patrule mi
litare sa intre in actiune. Trupele
au tras focuri de arme imprastiind
multimea, producand mai multe
cazualitati.
Simbata dimineata au isbucnit
din nou turburari in mai multe
puncte, 81 patrulele militare au
fost fortate Sc traga din nou asu-
pra multimei.
Ambele turburari au avut loo in
cuartierul indigenilor, afacerile in
cuartierul comercial european ur-
mand cursul lor regulat.
In declaratiunea data eri, Ma
hatmas Gandhi, fruntasul "Non-
Cooperationistilor" a deplorat tur-
burarile carl au avut loc Gu prile-
jul sosirei Principelui Wales in In
dia, declarand ca ii este imposibil
sa descrie agonia pc care a sufe-
rit-o ell in ultimele doua zile.
Gandhi a sustinut, Gu tarie ca
Musulmanii ar trebui sd multu-
measca Indianilor Parsee, pentru
contributia lor mare la fondul ca
lifatului. In loc de multumire, a
declarat Gandhi, Indianii Parsee
au fost victimele atacului.
In manifestul lui, Gandhi a in
vitat att pc Musulmani cat 81 pc
Hindusi sd mearga acasa ga Sc po-
caiasca 81 Sc roage pc Dumnezeu
pentrp iertarc. Dansul staruieste
ca acei carl au fost raniti sd fie
despagubiti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21

0 telegrdns6 din Munchen, Ba-
varia, anuntd "a s'a depus un pro-
iect de lege, care, Sc asigurd cd ga
fl votat Gu 0 nsajpritote sdrobitoare
IN lcgislatia bGuaresd, prin care
betia, dc0mio la mdncare 81 alte
nsanifestdri al unui traiu luros Sc
"a pedepsi ca dmendd mare 81 in-
chis0dre.
Pemtrw pyIn,n ofensd, acusatul
"a fl pedepsit ca 0 amemdd pda,d la
100000 mdrci, 81 pentru doua,
pedeapsG "a ~ de cinci ani smchi
scare 81 marimM amended, 300, 900
n,drci 81 perderea cetdtemiei.
In timpal dc fatd, cdmd in IN
treaga lume este c,'isd acutd 81
nsilioa,se de ssfgete sufer de foanse
81 alte neajuasuri, pc cdnd mdnd
de ghiftuiyi Sc tesfatd IN luz 81 IN
desfiderea orr cdrui bun STINT Isl
permit sd benchctuiascd, O aseme-
meG lege ar fl sdlutard IN t0ate to-
rile, funded numai prin mdsuri
drastice Sc poate infrdna orr ce
viciu, care contribute in mdsurd
mare la hpsuyilc ce ddinuiesc 81 la
antag0,sisnsul hsptei de clasd.
CARGRTTS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
PROCESUL
LUZ FATTY"
ARBUCKLE

San Francisco, 21 Nov. - In a
treia ri a desbaterii procesului
comedianului Roscoe Fatty Ar.
buckle, - care este acuzat in lie.
gatura Gu moartea actritei Vir-
ginia Rappe, - s'au ascultat SUI
rorile de caritate carl au fost la
,patul de moarte a actritei. Ele au
marturisit ca uneori actrita spq-
nea: "Arbuckle ma ranit", lar
alte-ori ca intreba de surori
"Ganditi ca Arbuckle ma putut
rani?"
Pana acum apararea a castigat
uncle avantagii asupra acuzarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
OAR DE CRACIUN vETERA.
NMoR DE RAzBoIU.

Washington, 81 Nov - John
Thomas Taylor, vicepresedintele
comitetului de legislature al Le-
giunii Americana apune ca con.
gresul, Gu toata probabilita-
tea, va face un dar de Craciun
veteranilor razboillui mondial
prin adoptarea proiectului dc
'lege Fordney Ne Cumber refe-
ritor Ia despagubirea soldatilor
Carl an aseryit in timpul razboiu
/ Iiii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21

rinta pentru considerarea desar-
marii pc uscat 81 nu crede de, po.
trivit ca actuala conferinta sa Sc
ocupe multi de aceasta chestie caci
nu sunt representate tarile carl
au armate considerable. Deci la
conferinta actuala din Washing
ton nu Sc pot face fara aceste pu-
teri planuri amanuntite pentru
reducerea armatelor teritOriale.
Daca va fl posibil ca toate ia
rile Europei sa convina pentru
considerarea acestei chestii, Fran
ia va Fl ibucuroasa sa asiste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21

pOsibllul ca sa lie 81 adoptata.
Delegatia franceza, anuntand
intentia Frantei de a-si reduce ar
mata, a fost calauzita de doui
factori: ca armata franceza sa
fie in stare de a inforta tratatul
din Versailles fata de Germania
81 tot aceeasi armata sa poata
preveni un atac bolsevist contra
Europei.
Franta a votat serviciul de trel
ami abba Gu cateva luni inainte de
isbucnirea razboiului in 1914 81
Germania spunea ca aceasta Sc
face numai 81 numai pentru ca
Franta sd fie pregatita pentru ca
sa atace Germania. La inceputul
anului 1919 armata franceza era
de 100000 oameni, din carl
100000 in Europa, lar 100000 in.
Cecilia, Syria, coloniile franceze
din Africa, 8. a. Gu toate ca re-
tragerea armatei franceza din
Cecilia va insemna o reducere, -
armata franceza ce e afara de te-
ritoriul continental al Frantei nu
- ~
poatc fl mai mica de 10000
oameni.
BRAND sc asteapta Ia criticari
yehemente din partea nationali-
stilor Il ma putut merge mai de.
parte in promisiunile sale caci
astfel opositia ar Fl avut success
in parliament 81, la urma urmelor,
promisiunile sale mar Fl avut nici
un resultat practic. Trebuie sd
amintim aici Cd BRAND merge
fsra atlanta anelo-americano-
francez1, ce Q sperau multi fran
cezir ~ nv insa si BRAND.
Resolutia conferintei care ar q.
proba atitudinea Frantei in ches-
tia desarmkrii, ar fnsemna CT 81
aceasta conferinta recunoaste
dreptnl ca Franta sd forteze fnde-
plinirea tratetului din Versailles.
Delegate franceza are speran-
~ ca asi, GU ocaziunes expunerii
ssie, BRAND Va CONVINCE pc toata
lumea ca Franta mare scopuri
imperialists ci . calauzita numsi
u nnmai de principiul CO sa-si
apere ilitsresele sale lesitime.
III ksnta ~ doxi lnnlt confe-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
Gu privire Ia po|emica atoTa

ne-am inseninat clipa cugetul.
Ti-ai gasit! - e destul sa-si
aminteasca oricine pc ticalosii
care si-au continual "afaceriles'
alaturi de armata de invazie, pri-
mind-o Gu bratele deschise, sau
ceilalti ticalosi care benchetuiau
in Moldova, cand soldatul degera
in front, mancand paine de ia
sole amestecata Gu tarina, lar La
dol pasi, indaratul frontului, Sc
faceau orgii sardanapalice.
In sfarsit, a rasarit 81 soarele
Romanului! Am fost chemati la
Versailles. Macar acuma, in fata
streinilor, cand era vorba de ase-
zarea hotarelor 81 de intregirea
neamului, ar Fl fost de asteptat ca
toti sd fie intr'u gand.
Sc site pana unde a mers 81
acolo patriotismul romanesc: in
sesi pamantul tarii a fost object
de specula politica, dupa cum fu-
sesera mai inainte vagoanele 81
permisele!
COncluZia e deci clara:
Daca n am fost una inainte de
furtuna 81 nici in clipa cand tras
petul cazuse peste moi, fi-vom in
stare Sd he unim All, cand doar
vorba sd culegem foloasele pu-
terri:
Evident, nu. 81 dovada ne sta
inaintea ochilor: nu numai parti-
dele vechi sunt harbuite, dar 81
cele noua. In fiecare grupare
sunt eel putin cateva cete care St
hartuesc. NJ mai vorbim de ra-
posata generate Unirea prin ur-
mare dorinta = laudabila, dar
imposibila de realizat. Dupa trei
ami de .intregire, suntem mai risi-
pitt de cat ori cand in trecut.
lar daca privesti mai de aproa-
pc vezi ca lucrul e firesc, cand til
seama de eterogenitatea paturei
noastre conducatoare. Poti cere
de la oameni adunati din cele pa
tru vanturi sd Sc prapadeasca Gu
firea pentru interesele Romaniei9
Dimpotriva, pentru plebea politi
ca 81 culturala a generated de All,
tipul eel mai autentic al fanario-
tismului personalitate reprezen-
tativa. Mincinosi care eri ziceau
una, lar All zic alta, tree drept
oameni vrednici dc stima, ba
char de admirare.
Gu astfel de specimene sd faci
unireai
Gu neputinta. Gu ticalosul nu
poti ajunge nici odata la unitatc
sufleteasca.. El este prin defini-
tie histrion 81 deci nesincer, nesta-
tornic. ca astfel de specimene
ceWsssUAtD - HAsT<A \ -. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
DIAZ SARBATORIT
In CHICAGO

Chicago, q Nov.-Armando Wit
torio Diaz, generalissimul armate-
lor italiene 81 erou al rasboiului
mondial, a fost bineventat eri in
Chiago 81 serbatorit de mai mutt de
100000 persoane carl au stat pc
trotuare GU ocaziunea unei defilari
a 10000 veterani de rasb0iu. De-
filarea s'a facut inaintea lui Diaz.
care era inconjurat de oficeri a.
mericani 81 membri al solicitation
italo-americane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21

Bombay, n Nov. Numarul
mortilor s'a ridicat All Gu sase,
lar al ranitilor Gu mai multe zeei
in tulburarile ce-au isbucnit aici
Gu ocaziunea vizitei principelui de
Coroana al Angliei. Tulburarile
aceste au luat caracter de protes-
tare contra europenilor. Militia a
impuscat in mai multe. rInduri
'intre indieni. Fri au fost' trans
portati $50 insi la spitale.
Printul de Wales a sosit in
India Joia trecuta 81 planuia sa
stea aici timp de patru luni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
DINA SMITH PARAsRSTE
CABINETUL DIN BRITI8H
COLUMBIA.

Victoria, B. G. p Nov. - Dina
Ralph Smith, ministru fara por-
tofoliu in guvernul din Columbia
Britana 81 cea dintaiu femeie-
ministru in imperiul britain, si-a
dat demisia. In scrisoarea ei de
demisionare ca spune ca nu mai
poats lua responsabilitate pentra
actiunile guvernului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
|MAREA BRITANIE
Gu STATELE UNITE

LONDRA, 81 Nov. = In cazul
unui razboiu, intre Statele Unite 81
Japonia, Marea Britanie Gu sigu-
ranta sc va uni Gu Statele Unite,
a declarat astazi ziarul London
Times, eerand abrogarea tratatului
anglo -japonez.
Ziarul Daily Express asemenea
cere ca Japonia sa Sc supuna pro-
gramului American pentru limita-
rea arlnamentului fortelor navale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
TUUA F0sTULUI uGPARAT
Al BRAMIEI lGoARTA.

Paris, 21 Nov. - Cadavrul con-
tesei D 'Eu, - fiica fostului i'm
pArat al Braziliei, Dom Pedro II,
care q murit aici, a fost adus
de Ia Eu 81 dus Ia corhuna Dreux.
unde va Fl asezat in cripta fami-
liei Orleans.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
GUVERNOR ASASINAT

Buenos Aires, 81 Nov. - D-rul
Amble Jones, guvernorul provin-
ciei San Juan, a fost asasinat All
de niste oameni 1narmati Gu pusti
cand ell a VENT la plimbare in
automobilul sau. Un prietin de al
lui ce era in automobil a fOst ONO
rit asemenea. Asasinarea are ca
racter polite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21

Desbaterile sesiunei parlamen
tare 'au inchis in cea mai mare
tensiune de spirit, manifestati
.prin. polemmi de 0 violenta super
lativa 81 retragerea opozitiei dir
Camera 81 Senat.
Tocmai atunci au inceput pla
nuiri de concentrate. Unires
partidelor asupra unui program
polite nj s'a parut GU neputinta
(cum s'a 81 adeverit in fapt de
atunci pana in momentul de fata)
Ideia aceasta a fost starnit c
mare valva. IL reproducem intoc.
mai, pentru ca cetitorii sd poata
vedea deplina sa obiectivitate
Fie ca ell sa poata insenina cuge
tele macar in ceasul al 12-lea.
U M r e?
Tn ziarist incercat, care GU
noaste viata noastra politicd DE-
treizeci 81 mai bine de AMI, afirms
eri dona lucruri:
y Ca actualul parliament NJ
este 81 nu poate Fl parlamentuI
Romaniei marie, prin urmare
trebue disolvat.
q ca 'Romaniei ii trebue -
unire!"
Intrebarea e.: Sc poate?
Socotim ca nu. 81 iata pc ce Mt
intemeiem.
Daca a fOst un ceas greu il
viata poporului nostru, fost de-
sigur eel de la mceputul razboiu
lui.. Dintr'o clipa intr alta stiam
ca ne va cuprinde vartejul. Inte
legea orr cine ca venise vremea
sa zicem: acuma ori nici odat4..
All fl asteptat, prin urmare, sa-
vezi pc toti patrunsi de un sin
CUR gand: interesul Statului.
Realitatea, insa, a desminti1
GU prisosinta toate asteptarile. Ir
lOc de cea mai stransa unire, an
fost martori timp de dol ami Ia
cea mai desmatata incaerare
Cand s'a deschis Camera in toam
ma lui 1915, reprezentantii natiu
nei s'au tavalit pc sub banci il
fata regelui care a fost 1mpiede
cat de a-si ceti mesajul.
(Abia cand s'au dat pc fata 81
mele incasate de la streini Si els
tigurile realizate in Ungaria 5
aiurea, s'a vazut toata mocirls
sufleteasca a paturei conduca
toare din Romania).
A VENT apoi dezastrul: Armat,
far1mata, drumurile pline d,
mort, ger, foamete, rusine, pa
mantul tarii calcat de strein
Pana 81 bisericele jefuite 81 pre-
facute in grajduri.
Al fl socotit Cd macar acph,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21
Asasinarea printu|ui
do Wales desmintita
Lista mortilor in tulburarile din
India creste.
B U LIE TT N.

B u L E TIN.
L0NDRA, 81 Nov. - Svonurile
ce circular despre printul de Wa
les care ar fl fost asasinat in In
dia, au fost desmintite imediat La
Downing Street.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-21

"Toti pentru unul 81 unul pentru toti. |"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-17
nation or any other pair for that mat

nation or any other pair for that mat
ter.
The Spaulding and Goddard fresh.
men teams put up q practice battle
before the big game and during the in
PERMISSION between the halves, and al
far az could be estimated, Spaulding
won. AT the end Of the first half Of
the game the Spaulding Ave had piled
up IL tallies and Goddard six, all on
free tries. The game was a succession
of fouls but Referee Jack Finn, the
Goddard football star, was watching
closely, in order that the youngsters
might learn the error of their ways
and correct them. Macrae shonc for the
Spaulding team, scoring all the points
and Luck wa the star in the Goddard
five, also making his teams total
score.
The big teams lined up az follows:
H~olderness: Brett. left forward; Cole,
right forward; Clare, center; Skid
more, right guard; Churchill, left
guard. Spauiding: Tierney, left for
ward; Watkins and Miles, right for
ward; Eicora, center; O'Leary and
Woodeock. right guard; Slayton, left
guard. The referee was Blodgett, o u,
Y. M. player, and Commute halves
were played.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-17
Many Women Need
Better Blood
They Lack Vitality and Color.

1t il a fact proved by thousands Of
grateful letters that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is remarkably beneficial to won
en-, whose most common ailments drain
and weaken the system and sometimes
result in anemia, nervousness, general
breakdown.
Women oyerworked by family duties
or ~overtasked socially, find their nerves
all unstrung, faces pale, appetite poor,
sleep unrefreshing.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives the blood
more vitality and better color, makes
stronger nerves, and contributes to
tho enjoyment of life.
IL embodies a long-tried and found
true formula for relief Of the pale,
weak, nervous and dyspeptic~--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-17
BASKETBALL GAMES WANTED.
Bellows Falls Co. 4. Celtics Want to
Hear from Semi-Pros.

Sporting editor, Barre Times, Barre
VT: Dear sir; In your sporting column
would like to have mentioned that Co
T.. Celtics' basketball team of Bellows
Falls would like to hear from all semi.
pro teams whose weight averages one
hundred and fifty (l50l pounds to ar
range for games.
Thank you in advance for the cour
tesy, | remain, yours in sport,
Il. j.. Lorange,
Manager Co. + Celtics, box 70l, Bel.
lows Falls, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-17
TROPHY PRESENTED TO
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Alumni Association of Rensselaer, Poly
technic Institute Present Cup to
Vermont Schools.

Interest in the seasons champion
ship of the Northern Vermont Basket
ball league has been increased by the
offer of the Alumni association Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-17

Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute at
Troy, N. Y, to present a handsome sill
yer trophy to the successful team The
officials Of the leagnc have accepted
the trophy and 1t viii be awarded at
the close Of the season.
The membership Of the league in
cludes ST. Adams high school, Buriing-
ton high school, Waterbury high school,
Peoples academy at Worthwhile, Mont
pelier high school and Spaulding high
school at Barre.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Douglas And Bisbee Methodist Churches
 In Friendly Match

A call to the colorS" by the Metho- dist churches of Douglas and Bisbee
 has resulted in the enlisting of large
 number of men of both churches which are competing with each other in the effort to build up the largest men $ class before February 70. The local mems class, with Prof. Deneberger. principal of the Central school. as teacher, and O. C. Arnold as preSi- dent, has made 9 hard drive and at present has 90 members enrolled. with an average attendance of 55. Today is expected to be the banner day and efforts are being made to have S5
 present The contest began early in December, and, although the Douglas class is slightly in the lead, members Oi the class here, stoutly declare that they vii not mar BiSbee's reputation by loosing this contest, and that next Sunday will find them far in the lead.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

DENVER, Feb. 5.-Fourteen per sons were injured, two seriously, here today when q balcony in the Symna- sium of North Denver high school, supporting approximately 400 enthus- iastic spectators of a basketball game. collapsed 15 feet to the floor. Most of the injured were women and girls. More than score of persons were slightly hurt.
 Joseph Fleming, athletic director of the Cameron Methodist Episcopal church, stood beneath the balcony when it began its gradual fall. A splintered plank struck him, inflict- ing severe scalp wounds and render ing him unconscious. A number of boy spectators underneath the balcony succeeded in leaping to safety.
 The crowd was thrown into the greatest confusion, many women and girls fainting and hysterical screams could be heard for blocks. Nearly every one in the building began a frenzied scramble for the two small exits. Two or three men assisted by the basketball players, remained tc
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Result Of School Examinations Is
 Shown In Reports

The results of the work of the school health department under the direction of Dr. R. B. Durfee are clearly shown in statistical reports of the findings in physical examinations of pupils of the Warren District schools during the years 1919 and 1920.
 A summary of these reports shows that 2216 children were examined in 1919 and 25S7 in 1920. Of this num- Der 42 per cent were found to be nor nal in 1919 and 5S percent in 1920. In 1919 the number of defective chil- dren was 57 per cent, and this was decreased to fl per cent in 1920.
 A summary of the total number of defects follows, the figures for 1919 being given first in each case:
 Total number of defects: 169I, 1915: defects of nutrition, 667 or 30 per cent, 5S9 or 9 per cent; defects of teeth: 609 or 27 per cent, S2 or . per cent; defects of eyes: POI or g per cent, 223 or s per cent; defects of throat: 95 or f per cent. 290 or 10 per cent; defects of breathing: r19 or 3 per cent, 131 or per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
l4 Persons Injured When High School Gymnasium Balcony Falls
 During Exciting Basketball Game

eXtricate a number of persons heaped under the wTeckage.
 The crash came immediately after the beginning of the third quarter of the contest between East and South Denver high schools. Rivalry was in tense and a continuing deafenins yell pervaded the auditorium. Just as William Hall. star forward for East Denver. obtained the ball and threw basket the crowd on the balcony. representing East Denver, rose with an ear splitting cheer and many jump ed up and down.
 The rythm of the feet caused a strain on the rods supporting the floor, and an instant later the sup ports were jerked from the walls and ceiling and crashed to the floor. pre- cipitating the mass to the playing floor and protruding splintered blanks and nails.
 South Denver was leading at the time of the crash, the score being g to G.
 It was estimated there were 2S0C persons in the gymnasium.
 J. J. Barr, engineer of the building declared the accident sounded the first intimation that the balcony was not trustworthy, but said it was probably due to the extraordinary crowd
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Eight Couple Get Marriage Licenses
 During Last Week

Eight COchise county couples were issued marriage licenses by J. F. James, clerk of the superior court at Tombstone. during the last week They were:
 Francisco Sandoval. s, Felecita Flores, 23, both of Douglas.
 C. H. Clay. S1. of |t. Huachuca, Sal lie Couley. 31, of Douglas.
 Eugene AudriOs, 20, Emma Hansen IS, both of Bisbee.
 Lewis D. Landrum, 9. Marie Lam bert, 2i, Bisbee.
 Patrick E. Kelly. 8. Dorothy Eliza beth Corrin, P. both of Lowell.
 Brice Stafford. 2S. Mania Hill. 21, both of NacO.
 Antonio Marrars. 2. Maria Castro Is. both Of Ochoa, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
"MIoeErsp BEAT DOUGLAS

The "Midgets." a boys team aver aging 95 pounds to the player. of the junior high school yesterday defeated the basketball team of the Douglas grammar school on the court of the local school. by a score of p to 19. The Douglas team defeated the Mid
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Don't Ever Marry"

Don't Ever Marry"
 Matt Moore. who easily holds the title as champion CN-brOther-in-law Ot noted motion picture actresses plays the leading role in Marshall NcilanS latest production, i"pob't Ever Marry 7 ,Ifi Mf Muore'S three brothers hall fol lowed this injunction. Natt. himself would not now be the cN;brother-in- law of MarN PiCkGord. Alice Joyce aud Grace Cunard.
 Tlie picture iS a comedy. produced with the same CousuImuate maStcr craftsmanship which Mr. Neilan al- ways shows in the pictures he dir>cts- lt will bc tho attraction at thC Eagle Theatre today and Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
NOTICE PYTHIAN SISTERS

All Pythian Sisters are requested to meet at one o'clock Monday afternoon for Drill and Officers practice.
 GERTRUDE QUILL, NJ. E. c. '
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

gets" in game played in Douglas re gently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-30
POLICIES OUTLINED

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 30.-Declar-
ing that "the time has come when
patriotic citizens and Democrats
should indulge in plain talking"
Judge Cordell Hull, chairman of the
Democratic national committee, in his
first public address since election: to
that position, tonight reviewed the
Republican administration of national
affairs since March, 1921, and COIL
trasted this with the unparalleled
achievement" of the Democrats in the
previous eight years.
The address was delivered at din
ner given by the state Democratic
executive committee in honor of
Chairman Hull, and attended by party
leaders from every part of the state.
1t was accepted generally as. the
opening of the congressional pre-
election campaign by the new chair
man, who went':into the public ques-
tions which, he said, now faced the
government, and explained the atti-
tude which his party would take on
them.
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cd that the result OF duty on hides
would be to place control of the shoe
industry into the hands Of the big
meat packers, without any benefit be-
ing derived by the cattle raisers.
Senators apparently did not agree
with this conclusion.
Through John S. Kent, Of Brock
ton, Mass, the Manufacturers Asso-
citation asked for Is per cent. duty
on shoes and boots, declaring that
this was necessary to equalize differ
ence i'll labor costs in the United
States and foreign countries. Mr..
Jones, who followed Mr.. Kent and
who was assigned to present the argu-
nlent in favor of free hides, declared
that as matter of fact a majority of
the manufacturers did not want a duty
on shoes.
Mr.. Jones said the American manu-
facturers made shoes as cheaply and
as well as those of other countries
despite the higher wage costs here,
and that they had dealt fairly. A
similar statement was made by Mr..
Kent, who, when asked who was to
blame for shoes costing SIS retail,
replied, "the purchaser" He ex-
planned that good shoes could be had
for So, 50 or $40. This led to dis
cussion Of costs, and Mr.. Kent said
the shoe retailing for SO was sold by
the manufacturer for Sc.