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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

papers in the past because the editors
expected to do harm. Probably no
great amount Of thought was given the
matter. 1t the owners Of these news
papers realized that every time they
print so-called calamity article, they
are giving out enemies a bullet to Shoot
us, they will soon stop it.
July 1, 1919, I was at Williston, N.
D., and in the hotel / picked up two
papers, one the Grand Forks Herald
and the other the st. Paul Dispatch.
Both Of these papers carried an article
which appeared in the Muscular and
they copied it under a Missoula date
line. This article told of the drouth
in some of it's worst phases.
Spread Broadcast.
The Associated Press doubtless got
hold of it and l suppose it was spread
broadcast. / tell you that when they
have a freeze up in Florida or Califor-
mia. or in the apple district in Wash
ington, mighty little Of it creeps into
the papers.
/ would like to show you how this
works out. I was formerly a country
banker in northern Minnesota. / want
to tell you that great many alert, &C.
tive business men in other countries
are jealous of Montana. They do not
like to see good men leave their COM
munities and settle in this state.
When l lived in northern Minnesota
| knew nothing about Montana, but /
did everything in my power to keep
every good man right there in our own
territory and to help every bad man
have an auction sale and get out of
the country and he could go to Mon
tana il he wished.
Keeping EN- Away From Montana.
When | picked up st. Paul morn
ing paper and saw an article in this
paper under a Montana date line, tell
ing about the terrible drouth and the
fact that Montana must have govern
ment aid, / would cut this out and slip
it into the little drawer in my desk, and
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
New corsets

Just suggestion. Before buy
Ing the new Easter outfit step into
the Corset Section and be fitted TO
new Corsets. You will find 1t win
in every way add to your enjoy
ment Of the new costume, From
$2.75 to ........--....-. 1890
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
PUBLICITY.
Rv Grace e Pol (.

Publicity work is distinct branch
Of the newspaper field. Here woman
has at least an equal chance with
man, and many will tell you that her
chances are better.
However, no man or woman should
attempt to 60 into newspaper public
ity without thorough all around train
ing in straight newspaper work first.
The only way publicity agent can
know what kind Of copy an editor will
accept (and therefore what kind Of
copy to write) Is to get the editors
viewpoint. And this can be gotten mo-
where outside of newspaper office.
The basic right Of publicity is differ
ent from that Of straight news. Writ
ers Of both aim to be read. But the
aim of the reporter stops there, while
the ultimate purpose Of the publicity
agent is to sell to the public that which
be writes about He works under two
distinct disadvantages that do not hand
leap the reporter: the editor isn't eager
for his copy; the public isn't eager. for
his product; he has to "show" them
both. And he has one distinct advan-
tage over the reporter in general if he
is successful, his work is much better
paid.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
Coro Jewell'y

Showing the new Sterling silver
and gold wristlets, ear drops and
screws, bar pins and lingerie
clasps.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
New Wells

Add the "chic" touch Of charm
to milady's Easter costume. Here
they are shown in all the new crea-
tions. From $1.00 to ..... $500
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

the reporter who does not soon acquire
it and follow it explicitly may as well
choose another business. To have 9
good memory, to be good mixer and
observing are other requisites: Accur-
acy is an essential, accuracy in obser.
walton, in fidelity to facts, in choice OF
English, and in the choice Of the prop
er emotional mood to fit your subject.
More than one man has received forth
with his pay to date" for waxing
witty on the wrong subject.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
New Gloves

To harmonic with every new
costume for Easter. In all fine
kids. chamoisuede and silk. Short
or long styles. From 1926 to $8.75
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
Spring Frocks

Easter day takes on new as
pect if you join the parade clad in
one of these smart Frocks. When
It comes to selecting between the
fascinating silk models and the
equally smart cloth ones, the wise
est solution is to take one of each.
From $500 to .........$165.00
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

Where the magnificent yuces u
a flock Of birds attracted by the honey.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

As a result Of tho war the UHted
States has become the leading source
of the worlds zinc.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

The banana viii flourish II tropc0
countries up to IN altitude OF eooas
5000 feet.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

The great nine-stoEy Poscohna
Tower Of NanhnE. Onans "a ~ -
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
Silk Lingerie

New clothes just naturally de-
mand new undertakings and here
are boxes Of the softest, laciest
bits of Lingerie one could desire.
Valenciennes and Irish laces, en-
broidery, ribbons and flowers add
touches of distinction and beauty
to the garments in this showing,
all of which are specially priced.
From $500 to ........-...$16.50
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
Spring Suits

Variety abounds in the new
Suits and one may select models
for the Easter promenade in semi
tailored, three piece, box jacket,
cape coat or coolie jacket styles.
Navy, covert, tan and gray pre-
dominate. From $500 to s225.0O
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
New WeckWear

An old suit or new suit is much
the smarter with the addition of
fresh Neckwear. Specially priced
from S1.o0 to .............S9.5o
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
New Hosiery

Slippers nowadays permit much
display of Hosiery. Fine silk Hose,
plain or fancy, is a detail not to be
overlooked in the Easter outfit.
From $1.00 to ............$6.00
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

early gentle reminder THAT longer does Spring
n the reality and here You will
and all the interesting details that reflect the fresh
Spring Lowered prices make unnecessary postpone
selections Easter Early inspection of complete stocks
of Spring apparel is requested.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
PETROHRAD PRED NOVOU
REVOLUCf?

Riga, A. cervence. Moskev-
sky sovet byl informovan vice
presidentem mesta Ceka, I'm
shlichtem, re V Petrohrad6 by
10 objeveno move revolucni
spiknuti a taktez i V polskych
pohraniGnich okreslch, jak O.
znamuje depese 2 Moskvy. Z
nalezenych dokumentu vysvital
re do spiknuti jsou zapleten!
znacnym poctem socialnl revo-
lucionari, mensevici, CHI agi-
tatofi, kterizto jsou vetsim di-
lem Polaci.
Moskevsky list "Izvestia" O.
znamuje, re jest provadeno du.
kladne vysetrovani pfedchozI
nynejsi cinnosti kazdeho Gle.
ma komunisticke strany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
v.
POSETILE
HISTORKY.
Adolf Cervinka.

Jedinou, a to jen hygieni-
cke stranky dobrou vlastnosti
lasky slecny Jifiny jest, ze 81
libuje v nesmirne dlouhych
prochazkach. Jsou ma svete
RUNE druhy lasek, jak to po-
drobn6ji vylicil Mantegazza.
Ale V jeho zakoniku lasky scha
n laska slapava, kterou pfive-
dla slecna Famfrlikova k netu-
senemu stupni dokonalosti. Ja-
kasi obdoba tohoto druhu milo
vani vyskytla Sc pouze We val
kach krizackych, kdyz tehdej-
81 blouznive pani divky -
ktere mimochodem receno sly
nuly bohatstvim, kdyz mely "a
rok dive koSile - posilaly sve
ctitele do Zemi sverepych po-
hanu a SaracenG. TAX krve-
zizniva sice slecna Jiiina neni,
ale pozaduje cd svych pratel,
aby S nj ma priklad vysli cd
Zvonarky ma Vinohradech a
dorazili mrzkym pesourem az
ma Vikarku. Ledviny pfi techto
turach primo okrivaji, ale no.
by drevenejf a nabihaji".
Delkou teto otcovske reel je
naprosto ospravedlneno, re Sc
pri nj pan rada s revidentem
dostali az daleko "a Halkuv
pomnik, tam kde Sc skvi ma
skale zahadny napis I'm memo
riam Nickerl".
Oba pani byli 2 horliveho
plneni kancelarskych povinno-
sti slime kratkozraci, a mozna
tedy, re napis vlastne zni j.
max.
O vyznamu tohoto napisu sc
Ijejich min6ni valn6 rozchaZe-
la. Pan rada minil, re Nickerl
byl podobny itchy blazen, ja-
ko znam6jsi Barrande, a ze
roznasel skaly po kapsach do
svych mineralogickych SHREK
Pan revident Ease tvrdil, re Nj
ckerl je jmeno zamilovaneho
foxterriera vysoce uroZeneho
majitele panstvi, ktery (toti2
ten foxterrier) zde 2 nest astnt
lasky neopatrnym skokem bid,
1ne7zahynul.
U opici klece v zahradni re.
stauraci setkali Sc pani opet. :
| damami. Slecna Famfrlikova
lvrhla Sc oddane Ike svemu pru-
lvodci tichou vyzitkou We IRA.
cich, re il tax dlouho zanedba.
val, a vyzvala no ma mensi pre-
chazku po vyslunnem vltav.
Iskem brehu.
Pan rada vyznamne mrkl na
trevidenta, ktery Zachytiv jehC
soustrastny pohled, vyrozume
II neho upozorn4ni: Holecku
uz to chozeni ma nj sedlo, tes
te SCI
!, S hofkym sebezapfenim o
Ipustil revident stinnou zahra
du a praSivou silnici dial sc NJ
cestu do strasliveho slunetniht
1palu.
| Zavisive pohlizel ma ostatn
lspolecnost, ktera Sc pohodlnt
utabofila u dlouheho stolu, M
nemz Sc penily pohary chmelo
viny i chlaZene smetanky. La
Iska je odfikani, pomyslil 81 re
vident nemalym vztekem, ;
pomalu loudal Sc "a slecnol
Jifinou. Zdalo Sc, ze tato pc
kelna when je nevlastn4jsi Ii
vel slecnin. jeff sucha teles
most ovsem Sc nemohla zapotit
Ia to tim vice slevalo z revi
denta.
Nehrazene bystfiny potu ST
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
TRAGEDlE. NEDOVOLENE LAsKY.

Chicago 5. - Clinton Harper, mlady 2
Dalton Ill., zasfel zde dnes kdyz byl stfe ezce zran
zenu, kterou z pf Vivian Davdsonovou z chtel zabra
niti vratit jemu manze Harper mel nj znamost
svobodna uchaze jeff ruku kdyz vzala 81 Davdsona
stale il pozornosm obtezova minulem noru prmel ji re
opusla veho manzea sla zt nm Harper obdrze $3 900
nahrady zratu T prs pi zeeznicnm nestes avsak
nfze byly pryc pax dochazeo hadkam Davdsonova pro
hasa vrat ku svemu muz To pax vedlo ku traged
Zranena zena bya dopravena do nemocnce kde ekaf
mali mnoho nadeje jeff zachranenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
NEMEC MLUVf DO DUSE
NEMCUM.


Pafiz. A. cervence. Maximi-
lian Harden, prosluly vydava-
tel tasopisu Zukunft, dli praye
V Parlzi, kde mel $ MIN roz-
mluvu zpravodaj easopisu EX-
celsior. Vyroky Hardena jsou
skutecne prekvapujfci, jezto V
Mich dava lekci svemu vlastni-
mu narodu a prohlasuje, re va
lecna nahrada, kterou Nemci
mali zaplatit, jest naprosto
spravedliva. Harden doslovne
prohlasil: "Francie zada pouze
cast toho, CO nasl vinou ztrati-
La. Potom pravil, ze V Nemec-
ku stale sc veri, ze neZavinili
sv9tovou valku, re nebyli We
valce porazeni re do miZerie
nynejsi dostali Sc tim, re vefili
tomu, co sc povidalo We ctrna-
cti bodech Wilsonovych. Pan
Harden pokracoval: "Velke
vetsine vlad nemeckych chy-
bella uprimnost. Jevi-li dnes
Nemecko ochotu zaplatit va
lecnou nahradu a napravit sko-
dy, della to pouze proto, ze mu
Francie pohrozila, a re Sc pre-
svedcilo jeji sile. Zadna Via
da doposud neukazala upri-
mnou snahu napraviti, co bylo
spachano. Nemecko podepsalo
smlouvu versaillskou a musi
podpis sv1j podepriti. Mas lid
nysli, re Francie jest We spa
rech militarismu, ale ia jsem
pfekvapen, jak We skutecnosti
Francie ma daleko do militari-
smu. Ocekavali jsme, re ma
sledkem vaseho vftezstvi obje-
vi Sc mezi vami novy Cesar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
VEZEN Sc. VYHLADOVEL.

Moundsvile, W. Va. 5. cervence. - Usvedcen loupeze
vrazdy odsouzen dozvotf do trestnce, Tony Grads
zemel zde v6zesk6 nemocnici jako obe hladov6
stavky Gradscen die sd6len veZeskych fednik odepTe
jst 20 ervna den kdy by dopraven cd t6 doby
sousta pokrmu nepoz By sice kmen nasne avsak pres
to sab vG6hede Gradiscen by zatcen usvedcen prepa
drevafskeho tabora Warrington, W. Va mnuou zimu
kdy pf loupez byla tez spachana vrazda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
Opatrnik.

"Dnes jsem zaplatil "a usiti
obleku 60 K"
"To neni NONE, to Sc vam
dnes zdalo We snu".
"Nezdalo sc mi to We snu,
ale platil jsem to "a oblek,
jejz jsem 81 dial siti jeste pred
valkou".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

ae zdslo, Re je v krematoriu r
NJ jeho hffsne telo ceka oci-
steni 5ehem a re Sc nedostane
domu, nrotoze Sc mu horkem
roztavi domovni klic. Byly to
predzvssti sluneeniho upalu.
tyto divoce nespofadane N.Y.
slenky.
Pokra1oVAnn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
PLATlME HOTOVE
Ia bondy Svobody, usporne
vslecne znsmkv.

tee stare zlato, sttlbro. pla-
thu. DIAMANTY. skvosty. hodinky,
rtut. magneticke ukazovaky, neupo-
trebene postovnf znamky a vse co ma
jAkoukoli cenu. Platfme "a vse cenne
SIMON, spolehlivy jedna-
tell, mattel The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Ufadovna, pokoj
4. PIC v. Lenox budove, roh 9. ul. a
Euclid Ave. Denne oteyreno do no
din veeer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

Chicago, s. cervence. VGera prije D. Karel Per
ger vyslanec Ceskosovense Repubky pro Japonsko Ro
syoji zanecha pfbuznych Oakland CAL "Svornost
prav ze pfjel dovoenou sve msto vrat
za Prazke casopsy pnesy zpravy, ze defintvne opou
s dipomatckol suzbu take jz oznamly jeho nasupce
trade vyaneck6m japonske vady Pan Perger sam nevy
dial zadneho prohlaseni t6to v6ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
MAJOR ZABIT We. SLEZSKU.

Londyn, s. eervence Kdyz Polaci vvklidili Bytom v
Hornm Sezsku dnes, pravf depese Opoi ku Daily Mail,
fancouzskJ battalion vessel do mesa neprateke demon
n6meckeho obyvatestva Pozde major Montaeres
francouzske armady byl zastreen sym cviou Pravi
shluknuvsf zastup di posky ochranu totnkov
podafio uprchnouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
Pocty.

"Ctyfi ode trech neodecte-
me, lie ano, Tonicku?"
"Ano, musime 81 vypdjciti a
kde 81 vypujcime?"
"Vedle u Zeleznych".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
OsM OBETi VYBUCHU.

Spokane, Wash, s. (ervence - zoufelstv mad chair
nym zdravm die prohasenf jez ucinla 1a poc pr Irene
Weberova zaea svoi dvouetou dcerusku kdyz dko spa
Dale sdelila pocsm. ze chtela sprovodti
sveta avsak zratia omu odvahu Bude zalovana razdy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
SOUD S VALECNYM ZLOCINCI.

Londyn, s. - Procesy gen. Harlem Sengerem
maorem Bruno Crusiusem pred nemeckym nejvyssm
Lipsku obvneni vyvstavs valky vznesena fran
couzkou vladou byy skonceny die pske depese London
bude sfedu Stenger byl zalo-
van ydani rozkazu zaben francouzskch ZaatcG Zdr
v1ch ran6nvch, major vykonanf tohoto rozkazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

Mfsto toho pozorujeme, ze Wy
meme ukazujete svoje vitezne
generally, nez my to delame Sc
svymi porazenymi vudci."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
Will Safety Board Ask
Mrs. Sholly for Badge?
Civic Bodies May Petition Officials Again Relieve Chief
Klnes Aide of Duties and Wipe Name From Police De-
partment Payroll at Meeting Tonight.

presented on next Friday evening.
Mrs. Shelly was dism Used from
the department several weeks ago
after the numerous civic bodiSS of
the city had protested against her
serving on the department. At that
time she was employed as a special
investigator and confined her eff
forts 10 the Illegal sale Of liquor In
certain sections of the city. Her
work. however, did not eliminate the
booze traffic" in that section.
She was again placed on the pay
roll of the department on June 10 "a
a special investigator. This fact
was not made known, however, until
early this week. It was then with
reluctance that Harry f. Josephson,
clerk Of the safety board. and Peter
Kline, chief of police, admitted that
The woman had been given police
authority.
1t is understood that the board
has received several protests against
her since the time il was made
known that she was again employed.
Whether or not these charges will
be aired at the session at 8 o'clock
this evening IS yet uncertain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
HOPES FOR IRISH
PEACE STILL HIGH
British B elieve De Valera
Would Attend Meet if Smuts
Were Chairman.
BY Associated Press :

LONDON, July 1.-The Irish peace
movement on the surface made no
further progress Thursday, but hopes
remain high, mainly on account OF
the fact that Gen. SHUTS, premier Of
South Africa, is taking such an ac-
tive part in the negotiations with an
evident purpose TO translate into
practical politics the kings message
and exhortation for fOrbearance at
the opening OF the Ulster parliament.
The kings evident and serious in
terest in bringing about peace is also
a strong factor in the situation. His
proffer Of Buckingham palace for the
meetings of the proposed conference
points in the direction OF a REPETITION
Of the peace efforts Of 1914. when
the home rule conference assem- bled
in the palace under the craftsmanship
of the Right Hon. James William
Lowther, then speaker of the house
Of commons.
1t is believed that II an indepen-
dent chairman were appointed 10 the
conference now contemplated, espe-
cially Gen. SHUTS, who is trusted by
the Irish people, there would be a
far greater chance for Mr.. De Valera
accepting the conference. 1t is prob
able, however, that nothing will de-
velop definitely pending Fridays
Dublin conference between the Irish
republican leaders and the southern
IuniOniSts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
THUNDERSTORM BRINGS
RELIEF IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July IA sudden
thunderstorm late Thursday caused
a temperature drop of Is degrees
within ten minutes and at eight
o'clock had brought the mercury TO
II from the days maximum of SO
degrees.
Since June Is the thermometer
had not, until Thursday night, regis
tered less than as degrees. The eX-
cess in temperature during this pc
riod totalled more than 1000 de-
grees.
The thunderShOwer which brought
relief came suddenly just as thou
sands of workers were hurrying for
their homes and threw a pail of
darkness over the city Nearly two
inches of rain fell in less than an
hour. the wind prostrating electric
feed and telephone wires. Traffic
was INSTRUCTED in several neighbor-
hoods by trees which had been
blown down.
At Milwaukee. Wis, 20 persons
narrowly escaped death when light
ming struck a flag pole on the union
station and sent it hurting among
pedestrians. Storm damage was also
reported from Madison, Green Bay
and Beloit, Wis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
PEACE MOVE ECLIPSES
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

LONDON. July THE conference
of empire prime ministers, for the
time being. is eclipsed by the peace
negotiations with the Sim Fem
leaders Premier Jan Christian
SHUTS. of South Africa, has thrown
the full weight of his eloquence and
his prestige on the side of a settle
ment. The British press, of all shades
of politics. is standing behind him.
and this. aided by the favorable at
mospherc created by the presence Of
the dominion prime ministers in
London. has. il is believed. brought
the Irish problem nearer TO solution
than has been the case in the last
quarter of century.
From an Irish nationalist source
closely I'm touch with Premier SHUTS
and the British government in the
negotiations proceeding, II is de-
clared that Eamonn De Valera Will
abandon the claim for an Irish re-
public but Will insist upon a meas
ure of dominion home rule, with a
separate parliament for north Ulster,
vested with powers similar 10 those
enjoyed by Canadian provincial leg
islatUres lie Will also ask that the
central or Dublin parliament be vest
ed with a wide measure of fiscal au-
tonomy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08

VIII Mrs. Ella Shelly, special po-
Hcewoman, be called before the
board OF public safety this evening
to show why she should be allowed
to remain on the police department
and to answer the allegations Of civic
organizations in this city that she Is
not the type of a woman to protect
the morals of the younger genera
tions of South Bend? Or will her
case he permitted TO hang fire" dur
ing the coming week by the board o.
safety in the hope that the agita-
ton against her may die down and
that no action will be damended?
These questions were asked many
times last night around the city hall
and by those who were responsible
for her dismissal from the force sew
eral weeks ago. 1t could not be as
certained whether those same per-
sons who directed the charges
against her when she was first let
out" by the safety board. would ap-
pear before the board tonight and
demand that action be taken. or
whether another week would be
spent in investigating her record so
that more forceful case might be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
ADVANCE TO CARRIERS

WASHINGTDN. July 7-Negotia-
lions between government officials
and railway executives involving ar
rangements by which the carriers
would receive approximately $500
600. 600 in additional treasury ad-
vances within the next six months
are expected TO be completed within
two days, Sec'y Mellon announced
Thursday. The advances would be
equivalent 10 the sums expended out
Of railroad earnings by the govern
ment in capital betterments during
the period Of war time control, he
added.
Additional appropriations by con-
gress. Mr.. Mellon indicated, may he
needed before all the money can be
furnished, but a part Of il may be
advanced by the treasury out Of
present authorizations If agreements
already tentatively reached are con-
firmed.
The government will receive S per-
cent securities from the individual
roads, involved, in exchange for the
advances, and the railroads viii be
enabled TO pay of outstanding &C
counts for supplies, and embark up
on repairs OF rolling stock and other
maintenance which have been de-
ferred because Of corporate deficits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
DE VALERA CONFIDENT
OF EARLY SETTLEMENT

NEW YORK, July Hope that
the present negotiations will lead 10
peaceful settlement Of the centuries
old question was expressed by Fam
on De Valera. president Of the Irish
republic, in an exclusive statement
cabled 10 -he United Press Thurs
day.
The statement-the first author
lied public expression Of De Valera's
views since the negotiations started
follows:
we trust that the British prime
minister's letter may prove 10 be the
drst step toward substituting a civil
lied basis OF right and reason for
that Of barbaric violence in the arbi-
tration OF the question al issue be-
tween Ireland and Great Britain.
Should the conference now in
itiated lead 20 an ultimate under
standing and lasting peace between
the peoples OF these two islands.
which have been in q state OF war.
or suppressed war, for more than
seven and & half centuries. IL will set
a worthy Christian precedent for the
entire world.
The British prestige will be re-
stored. whilst young Ireland viii live
in history as having saved, by It's
courage and steadfastness, the ideals
for which millions were led 70 offer
their lives in the great war.
CSigned) canon De Valera"