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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-24

,,srv / all the Y. W. c
.afeterias in the United
a ' ars asked to give their
ies Cor that day towards the
slpls ~ relief fund, thousands
rops1s pee being contributed in that
'dOllal9 rJs the relief Of suffering
lO"s sbroad. 1t is interesting to
1 .I0ts 9se Standing of the Sale salem a,a y.
Il u. in comparison with that
7 . oities. A letter of appreci-
|p'ns. s,om the national headquar-
n Mrs. sadie Keyt. manager
70 oafeteria, gives the follow
o,,nts lne received from a few
n cities: Salem, twenty
''in so,,ars. Astoria, eighty dol
n C.nttIe two hundred dollars
no,sa five hundred dollars.
.,Dm people have reason to Feel
W the work accomplished
M. IN !. W. C. A. in this CITY,
orine a group of prominent
|SDHye members, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Tbielsen were hosts for an
p..,ol dinner party at their
lost Tuesday evening. Cow
4 rore placed for Senator Roy
senator Benton Burdick,
Ir.ssntative Frank Warren, Mr..
Mrs l. L. Van Doren, Mr.
Mrs J. R. Linn and Mr.. and
F. D. Thielson'
r. and Mrs. w. r. Hoover and
n daughter and Mrs. c. Nc
4, ,ootored back to Portland af-
!. faw DAYS visit with Mr.. and
R. N, Hoover
l.. 3lanch Gates of Portland
NJ house guest of her sister,
P H. Campbell.
be Cecilian music club enjoy
very delightful evening at the
i nf Miss Florence Young on
sdsy This was the occasion of
ysgular meeting of the club and /
|Hfp and works of Steven Fos-
formed the main part of the
pram Vocal and instrumental
rtions were rendered by MEM
Of the club. At the close of
Orogram refreshments were
I'd by Miss Florence Young as
ID by Miss Faith Spaulding.
william Everett Anderson
special guest of the club.
following members were pres
Mrs Walter Denton, supervis-
Ind the Misses Myrtle Martin, !
herne Vince, Iva Glare Love,
Ian Emmons, Mabel Marcus,
bees Hodge, Faith Spaulding,
II Vechter and Lola Millard,
Hr Eta Bradford returned
Hsrday from Eugene where she
N portion of the week with
bis and relatives.
bout ienty five memb bers of
DtAan sisterhood will motor
ifRndence to enjoy a social
g and initiation services of
dependence lodge.
fs B. E. Bowers has returned
N home in Waldo hills after
ping a week as the house
Of Mr., and Mrs. S. NJ. En-
b
Z Salem War mothers are
ping a silver tea on Tuesday
in the auditorium of the
nercial club. This will be the
len of the signing Of the char !
10 all war morners who wish
enrolled are urged to be
IL at two O'Clock for the
rs meeting. At two thirty a
a program will be present.
the public is cordially in
10 call during the tea hours.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
NOTICE

70 ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN THE ESTATE OF JOB vi
Z KIMBER. DECEASED: I
ri nise; iss,Asraayg gwen that yer
bn T. b 4 .McHi ~, aaiming 70 be
! daua aka rand. nc of the heirs a.
w Of bin. nberahecease mas
ned VERIFIED j. titioh IN thefCoun-
tv Court in andor the County oi
feffers0n, State Of Colorado, for
judicial entertainment and determin'
et;on. Of, heirship.Yf Job V. kimnerf
1cc>1ea, ttiv sad petition showing
that the said Job V. Kimber wss.
A1id(pttM the County Of Gilpin
St&tc of Colorado, and died int
STATE on or about the 1st day Of May,
re14Hfeavhae as.his sole and oniS
heirs,at law his. widow, Virginia Kim
her, his sons, Harry Kimbcr, Bene'
'dict Kimber, Sydney Kimber ano
Esffeet KimDsr; and his daughter
Vernon. Kin,bsr. now known as YER
nuffvSK asber, McCune; that said de-
,esdcnt wss, 81 the time Of his death
he pxnsr Of the West Half lW!-S}
u Ike Southeast Quarser Use 1-4)
81 TIE Nor4hwest Quarter (NW la
u Sic tion TwentyAeven (2D, Town
4,i,;,, ,Three-l3) South, Range Sixty
nine l69)., West, containing Iwsn.!
i2OS acres more or leNs- in !effer
3ou Co.t~<1. Colorado, sad gsa
esttteI being Of = value not in exca3
. Of Two Thousand bdla5s $4,000:
L0O) and. that Benedict kSSa6r, Syc
new Kimber and Vernon Kimber ole
Eune are now the sole surviving
heirs x law of Job V. kimber, de
cesscd, ane mSecessors In title to sal
.seal property naaer the laws OF de
scsnt and distribution And the law
|irelating to wills and thst eaSh there
(,ofiis the owner of an uhdayide
|.thfs<.xkuths interest therein.
Furthex notice is hereby given tina
tho estate Of tns Ssid Job V. kimb
was administered in the Count
| Court If Giipin County, coiorad,
and that said estate was settled o
| thx .3Sth day Of August. 1898. an
NSsy ehat the descent OF re'
fui. !, Z leNedent was not decree
estate II pheTcin.
::or determin. >.tiss is hereby give
And further !. se0 eie oIu =. =,
that the Court has N
OF. january. A. D. 1872, ' ;rte ~
i9r the hearing Of such pet,. :.
oefore which time any person
ested may appear and answer su.
petltion and set up any proper de-
1ense to the same, or any Part there
OF, or intervene to assert and pro-
tect any interest he may have, an
the Court shall, at said hearing, afta,
hearing the evidence, determine the
heirship Of said decedent, Job ".
kimber, and their respective rig is
% or interests in said real property,
md shall find and determine the
'ame, and in such Judgment and de-
rec shall name the persons entitled
Q interest therein and the interest
o which each shall be entitled al
provided by the laws of the State oil
II
WITNESS the hand and seal
he Clerk Of The County Court
ne County of Jefferson, this 81
ny OF November A. D., 1921.
MARGARET TREZISE,
SEAL)
hughes and Dorsey, Attorneys.
irst Pub. Nov II. 1921
ast Pub. Dec. Is, 1921
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
DRpeNeR CoaafK1sTloN, i',,,f'
4 '.'iEa5IJ TO SusuRBAsaToW

-oui. aias1 city Of Cold
! thedhWAnesa msp I..rea seeking
Divert Godans. .tEaas frsm Denuer
~?4tc AZ: - .i.-AnH-..la.,a aiff. \
For years they have been le,tii
sasj Pd!Tss. ~ that 4 rightly belong.
Z - They MyS been sort Of self s.t;
'f,sa Y Sxithxkat' they we're doing .4S
TN 'ii.t Asy' W.. ri, well enouds
tnsisn tAas,thsy did not have u
hustle Ter tasiAlss. qitn7Ey sl97w 4
They have eeAtes'dld that "cvefj
hofy tnRws mo and,it wouldn't he1l
any to. .edyesthe,p .,rnal %, a.7s,1 /
But they are now realipng ths
while everybody knows them in !
personal way they are total stranss
q. in s''businsss way. o 'Is2s |,
'.rsotlSwAo want to buy goods naI
tufalfy xo'to the business man wht.
wants to sell to them. '''" \
They fec|ith6t tho man who mere,
II has iaaag3s ON his shelf u not neart
r. ss,aagex,t "a. sell and will not give
them 40 good arprice ~ the man who
makes, An intense effort to marke.
hls stuh, -,
Hers lSA Ary.da We have, some
business concerns who are. self salts
m ;HHssd. They. Are content with such Of
,tke busineps Of the Arvada commun.
ny as Denver does not want. ,S, ,'
They think the Denver stores arc
manipeah by.A'baAsh c4,business mis-.
NtSwhs waste money extr1vrgantly
in sdxettisins. - sar'l. ns s'oii
rasIomS ArYada, eoescrpr heye t.keI
hf .atfFada that newspaper aaterF|
tiEsg does not pay them. sa
4 They may foret tho Enterprise I'd
ssll what ithey term worthless ,ad
.sYrtisin& space to their Denver com
t9titoTy, because it is only thru the
me- RI efadyertisipg space that ncwsI
papcE lcaN exist. ar;,a bna rueo II
We urge our subscribers in thes9
dR$s OF hard times to buy from thd
peoPe Who can give ,hsm the bcs'
deaM, BUY from the concerns whdI
waAt tSnH business and ask for N
EhrI I'M Columns Of your home town
fH'7'H
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
p,1n11c TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas Jacob C. Wissert by deed
of trust, dated the seventh day OF
Nav. 1919, which is recorded in book
o0I. mage 3sS; OF. the records in the
office Of the Clerk and Recorder OF
the County Of Jefferson, Colorado,
duly conveyed to the Public trustee
in and for the County OF Jefferson,
Colorado, the following described
real estate in the County Of Jeffer-
son. Colorado, to-wlt:
The North one-half IN 1-2) Of the
Northeast quarter (NE 10 Of Sec
ton Thirty-six 1867, Township T. y
| South. Range Sixty-Nine (69 West,
less one % acre for road, being
seyenty-nine 90 acres more or less,
except reservation Of coal and min-
eral underlying said land and right
Of ingress and egress, all IS provided
in patent from the State OF Colo
RADIO to The John Thompson Grocery
Stores Company, together with any
| and all water rights used for or in
connection with saia premises, which
deed of trust was made 70 secure the
pavment of six promissory notes OF
even date with said deed Of trust,
| for the sum of Nine Thousand Five
Hundred (s9, ,5OO.oO) dollars, pay
able to the order Of The John
THOMPSON Grocery Stores Co., eight
\ years after the date thereof, with
interest thereon ut six per cente per
annum until paid interest ,yayable
semi-annually as is morE Particular
set forth in said desdSf truit, ref.
erence 70 wi,ieh Is hereby made fol-
gTcetef certainty, and, =
y WHreas, The said Jacob C. Wis
sert 9rd all perspps claiming by
thru r under him having dsfaHlted
in th4 payment of the principal Of
said rttes aegregating the sum of
" Eight3One Hundred Dollars ($S100)
and iferest thereon payable on OF
befori the Fth day of May 1921
and b legal holder of said notes
havin| elected on account OF said
defa4 to declare said notes unpaid,
}, due I'D payable, 5., ilr
n Nv, Therefore, At the written re-
d cues Of The John Thompson Gro
II cerYtores Company, the legal hold
1 er 9said notes pursuant to law, l.
thetndersigned, Public Trustee in
n ap(for the County Of Jefferson.
y C3ado, do hereby give notice that
y cpl, at the hour Of 10 o'clock in
} tHorenoon of Monday the 18th
= dApf December, 1921, at the front
N d9 Of the Court House. in the
of Golden and County Of JEFF
BON, Colorado, sell at public auc-
IN, to the highest and best bidder
tn cash, the said described premises
Yhd. all the right, title and interest
bf the said Jacob C. Wissert. his
heirs and assigns therein, for the
purpose Of paying the sum Of
Pf5ichtv-One Hundred Dollars $4,000
principal and interest thereon from
November 7, 1920, the indebtedness
secured by said deed of trust, and
the cost and expenses of executing
this trust, and will deliver to the
purchaser certificate Of sale as
provided by law.
Dated at Golden, Colorado. Nov
omber 5th, 1921.
GUY f. JuCHEM,
Public Trustee in and for the
County Of Jefferson, Colorado.
M"v. 10. 1921.
First run.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

Walter II. Johnson, residing near
the Rifle Range has just put in the
feed lots Of W. b. Patrick and Harry
Hill on the F.'O. vaile ranch near
Fl. Logan 1b0 head Of ycnr old
stesrs to be fed on hay. silage and
grain. seventy.five head aNs IN
each lot. Mr.. Johnssn. bSuRht the
hay on the ranches and bought sill
ags from Dave Palmquist and W. B.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
I'm THE ESTATE OF JOB ".
- KIMBER. DECEASED:
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
FARMERS
SERVICE

Of this sort (which lets us prove ,hn.
when you are busy on thte farm
We are your friend indeed" here in
Arvaad.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
a friend 1hS is
ncH in need
is y friend
indeed

That's the sort Of friend this
Bank has b,en since its foundation
in 1904.
l. there a. draft to be mailed; in
suranee date met; small purchase
nadc-let us attend to it FOR you.
IL l.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
ORDINANCE NO. SO.

AN ORDINANCE CoNCEREIMG
THE TOWN OF ARMADA TAy
LEVY FOR YEAR 1921.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
TOWN OF ARVADA:
Section 1, There is hereby levied
against the asscssablc property. real.
personal and mixed, in the Eowr of
Arvada. for town purposes for the
year 1921. tax of ten q o) mill
on the dollar of the asscss ID vnlua,
ton of said property for ),hc yea,
1921. being levy Of 2.i mills for
sinking fund for refundjkg water
bonds and 10 mills <Sn other
purposes.
Section ? TbTown Clerk shall
'mmeo'a.e'y,s sHHon the passage OF
'h's ord'naf cc, deliver or cause to
oe ael'verec to the County Clerk OF
'eiieisoh tounty. Colorado, u copy
oi 'his orc nance properly certified
y INC row Clerk with the seal Of
the Town hereto attached.
insscd' lcrcd ard approved this
is'n day November. A. y. 1921.
Sat- RICHARD RUSSELL.
.-se, -u..\ Mayor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

FOWLER HINES
Representative for Prudential Life
Insurance Company. He can give
you any kind Of policy.
Phone Arvada 23AJ.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

First ruu.
Last Pub. Dec. 8, 1921.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

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s~e.ssft6Ea ~e.sf6 I nv esleIfHed sult sists1 y
*saYkneiAinkI y BSetbDir N Ans N
Na1d " tht Msdwledeg.IE'' ::"',St !:
%'''.1N6Ssr9esuS n0,st1p fntA-w3have
~ i1i:1ilyfetttIlvle6Vfh 1lftttIll w tos'r... a,SNfd!ea
.,s7 sfA payA1k b. hyi.~ufbfrg ana
..sr,s III ( - 't',r y ~! ---,--rS =
7. siladG Asfax ob yl,ssmsps 4ecIthe
~. t6Wi4Sf terfect tareses. ,h- I.
y. yxa&itS6e persc6t M stsest. sshtub
n,'.'bs lnaikAted '.ri' ~ = s.H3srE 8!
q. ~ lhvS. .taksatyne tirn an an 'j'ds.
v't31ISe steptfprwstd and,we like W.
~ e66isj! n ~ s.',;-l;.s' Z" lit' 4 :
Let the slosan- ~ another yearbe
more improved streets and nj n
.tstkrestaxbet4ee .NahteA ..l!a... ~ Il i
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
ADJUSTMENT DAY NoricEl

ADJUSTMENT DAY NOricEl
20 Estate Of Albert H. Barth,
ceased. No. 1863.
All persons having claims and ;
mands against said Estate are hek
~ notified to present them for 4
lustment to the County Court of /,
!erson County. State of Colora&f
1t the Court House in Golden, on u
10th day Of December A. D., 1924
. hrs MAMIE NJ BARTH,
-.F.u Executrix of sad Est n,
First Pub. Nov. IT, 1921.
Last Pub. Dec. %, 1921 ...
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT bA
Estate Of Peter A. Chenot, 10
ceased. No. 1871.
All persons having claims agAin
said estate are hereby notified
present them for adjustment II I,
County Court of Jefferson Cot,nt
Colorado, on the 12th day of xDe
embcr A. d. 1921.
H'r CATHARlNE CHENOT
NJ. ~, . AdministY atri
Last Pub. Dec. S. 1921. p.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

Patrick and will buy quite I lot Of
grain to finish them OF. Outside
Of feeding operations by Frank
Church this is the only steer feeding
that has been done In this county in
recent years. o 1'1ilf glh71iNs'
Are you giving your cooperation
to ths Community Clsb7 t.i9egs
sabscribs for Arvada Entsrpeiss
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

=
a.. NswvpAper men are getting somc
ptSoyts'y these days L. +. % Hill
EDITOR ,of Hills Weekly, Il new Dem
pSet newspaper is threatened witt
sSx md 9n .he front page of his
TY3Ser hefics Governor Shcup in an
editorial hendcd Bring on Your
IxMJn' Down in Walscn burg. Edi-
'ttr Go% iuas hSlcd before the CnpI
htnlm,of dtht Guards told Tint he.
wns living in mn imitation Russia or
I.x9r5s 3p. figures to that effect md
that no srch thing us liberty of the
press existed. Coss stood pat tho.
with NfK 4 dcscn newspaper men
hmtntiA a ny governor these squcl-
'pHets ~ fscc speech hhd better be
III tkeir kuard. I'D y 70 W -Hlf
roDoeiAxs& Hansen recently unload
eedatwq cars Of registered Holstein
otcvysanf hsifsrs from Lincoln Ncb
sh4kafSAAxc Mr.. Dorlcy purchased
.Mu q eh1 bsaU brss1ing and In
NGnps& tl1thnyc rvcs Ass,61hs4
~e6 ccldtltlo in 'sons AhipuDook
~h,v -rc nt the Hnnsen rsxen' on
Federal Boulevard.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-17
SPECIAL SESSION
CONGRESS TO Be
called april 4
Congressman Fordney
Brings This Informa-
tion to Congress
From Harding.
EARLY TAX REVISION
Fordney Conferred With
President Elect on This
Matter.
(I;y The Associated Press.)

Washington. ID. c.. Jan. 17.--Con
greSS will be called into special ses-
sion April I. according to information
given members of the house ways and
means committee today by Chairman
FOrlney On his return from Marion,
Ohio. where he has been comforting
with President Elect Harding.
Mr.. Fordney discussed with the
president elect general tax and tariff
questions which will be among the more
subjects to come before the
special session of the new congress.
The chairman, it is understood, told
Mr.. Harding the date of the session
had direct bearing on the tax revision
hearing which the committee is now
and it was said that Mr.
informed him that April had
been decided upon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-17
CHICAC0'S TENTH
GRAND OPERA SEA-
SON CLOSES JAN. y
(By The Associated Press.)

Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. 17.--ChicagOs S
tenth season of grand opera will close
here on Jan. % and according to
critics will be long remembered.
Executive director Edward NJ. John
son Of the Chicago Opera association
has prepared the following program for
the final week. 1t began yesterday af-
ternoon with Il special performance of
"OteIlo," when Charles Marshall, who
made his American premier in this
opera earlier in the season again was
heard. Mary Garden will be heard
tlis evening in Faust" On Tuesday
Dorothy Francis will sing the principal
part in the Wasncrian opera THE Val
kyrie' while on Wednesday evening
Norma" will be played with Rosa
1saisa i'll the name part.
The first performance of the season
here of "Salomc,' featuring Mary
Garden and Lucien Muratore. will be
staged Thursday cHcning while Friday
will see the initial performance here
this season of Thomas "Mignon."
Tch csason will close on Saturday
with an afternoon performance of
''Arhroditc' with Miss Garden in the
leading role while on Saturday evening
Nine. Kosina Stmchio will take the
leading part in Madame Butterfly"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-17
PROHIBITION OFF,
Ger GOES ON TRIAL
ON MURDER CHARGE
(Ry The Associated Press. J

Springfield. ILL.,. Jan. $ Glen
Aoung. federal prohibition enforcement
officer was scheduled to 90 Ia trial in
federal court here today on Il murder
charge in connection with the shooting
cf I.uka Nukovich at Madison Nov. g.
last.
Nukovich was killed by Young when
the latter. accompanied by Walter
Cowgirl. Il Granite City policeman. en-
tered the Nukovich home in search of
Illicit liquor. Eight bullets were fired
into Nukovich'S body. Young admits
h" fired the shots, but asserts Nuku-
vich attacked him. and that he fired in
self defense Nukovich. Il lahorcr. WAS
~ years old.
y coroncr'S Jury cXoncratcd the fed
cral officer. but states attorney Strcu-
Eci conducted an investigation. which
resulted in the return of the murder
Indictment
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-17
BILL IS DRAWN
TO GIVE iowa
SOLDIERS BONUS
Would Float a Bond Issue of
Twenty-Five Millions
for I0wa's Ex-
Soldiers.
BY VOTE OF PEOPLE
Basis Proposed is so Cents
per day During Ser
vice.
(By The Associated Press }

Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 1.-THE
treasurer of the state of Iowa will be
empowered to float Il bond issue of
500. 100000 over period Of twenty
years for the purpose Of providing
bonuses to Iowa's eX-service men, il
bill just drawn by the legislative com.
nittcc of the state department of the
American Legion is adopted by tho
Thirty Ninth general assembly. The
legislative committee has just annOunc.
ed the details of this bill.
The bill makes provision for the sub
mittins of the question, in accordance
with the state law governing bond is
sues. to the people of the state at tho
next general election. which does not
ccme until November, 1922. If this
question. then, is passed by the people,
the sale Of the bonds will Immediately
create fund from which the bonuses
will he paid a one mill tax will be
levied, according to the provision OF,
the bill. until the principal Of the bond
issue is paid off.
The actual work of the payment OF
the bonuses will be carried on by a
commission. to be composed Of few
high legion officers. 1t will be the duty
Of this commission to examine the facts
of the case of each ex-service man.
whether he is entitled, BY
the provisions of the bill, to bonus:
and if so. how large one.
Take in Women Too.
bonuses will be given to no man who
served for less than sixty days: and to
no man who held a rank higher than
that of a captain in the army or a
senior lieutenant in the navy. a man,
to receive the bonus. must have started
his military service between April 3.
1917 and November II. 1918. His bonus
will be paid on the basis of fifty cents
day for every day of his service, pro.
viding that that amount does not ex.
,eed the sum of $3.50, which is the max
mum amount which may be paid to
my one man Each man entitled to the
bonus will receive Il certificate from the
bonus commission. 1t is provided that
his certificate can not be transferred for
css than par Upon presenting this
certificate, man will be given the
amount OF his bonus Under the pro-
visions of the bill women who served In
he war are also entitled to bonuses.
In ease ii man has died since leaving
he service. provision is made for the
granting of the amount he would have
,een entitled to under the bill to Ills
egal heirs.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-17
EMERGENCY TARIFF
BILL, AS AMENDED,
REACHES THE SENATE
(By The Associated Press.)

Washington. d. c.. Jan. H.. The
house emergency tariff bill amendment
by the finance committee. was present
ed to the senate today by Senator Pen
rose. chairman of the committee who
promised ''to make every effort to pre-
pare for its early passage"
In the majority report of the finance
Senator PenrOse did not
make any argument in behalf of the
bill nor the ten amendments by the
Senator Simmons of North
Carolina. the Democratic member of
the committee. said he would not file Il
report for debate on the measure.
which is expected to be taken the lat
ter part of this week
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-17
j, S. HINTS THAT
JAPS OUGHT TO Be
OUT OF SIBERIA
CBy The Associated Press.)

Toxic. Jan. 16, delayed. 1.-The gov
crnment officials have not as yet made
public the text of the American note
protesting against the shooting OF
Lieut.. w. II. Langdon by a japanese
sentry at Vladivostok.
Publicists expressed the belief, how
ever, that the note not only asked
with the guarantee of the
removal of the probability Of similar
instances in the future, but also again
pointed out to Japan the advisability
tlat the reduction, if not withdrawal,
of its troops from country where she
possesses no sovereign right but which
is literally dominated by her military
powers.
This would open the old story of the
question which Japan herself finds diff
ticut in settling
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-17
6 BANDITS Kill.
2 AND ROB AUTO
OF $4,000 Cash
Highwaymen Intercept Auto
Carrying Money and
Kill two Occu-
pants.
ROLD HOLDUP AT NOON
Occurred at Noon Today
Near Union Station in
Toledo.
BOLD HOLDUP AT NOON
ny The Associated Press }

Toledo. Ohio. Jan. 17.-SiX bandits
killed two railroad. officials here at
noon today after holding up an auto
mobile and seizing $4,000 belonging to
tie New York Central railroad.
Louis Schroeder and A. +. Long were
killed in resisting the highwaymen.
The bandits Intercepted the automobile
coming from the union depot with pas
senger fare receipts. Six outlaws in
an automobile edged the railroad auto
mobile into the curb and Immediately
poured fusillade upon the railroad
officials.
Schroeder and Long were drawing
pistols when they were shot down.
Tie bandits seized satchel containing
the money and fed away. exchanging
shots with the taxi cab driver who
gave pursuit.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-17
Sentry Testifes.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 17.--The
Japanese sentry who shot Lieut.. w.
II. Langdon, chief engineer of the L. S.
Cruiser, Albany. at VladivOstOk. gave
his version of the shooting before II
japanese court OF inquiry, his version
coincidng with that of the dead Off
GERS ante-mortem statements. it is said
in dispatch received by the navy de-
partment from Admiral Gleaves. at
Manila. The sentry was recommended
for court martial