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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-14
Literary News

As there seemed nothing to create
an interest with the young men of our
community and everything was on the
bum, so far as literary work was con-
cerned, we decided to organize some
kind Of society that would create an
interest and bring the young men to
life again. AS it happened we agreed
that literary and debating society
would most likely create an interest
as our young men are always inter
ested in any kind of work that is edu-
cational and uplifting to mankind.
Consulting some of the young men in
regard to our plans they at once be-
came interested.
On the appointed night we met and
organized the Defeated Literary and
Debating Society at the home of v.
d. West, a man who deserves credit
for his work as he is always ready
to lend 2 hand to anything that is up
building and worth while to the COM
munity. With an aim for better cit
izenship and characterizing young
men in the right path, we pledged our
selves toJsee that things were carried
out right. With temporary officers
the constitution and by laws formed
and the following officers elected:
Earl Hackett, president, Raymon Nix
on, Vice-President, Johnnie Hackett,
Sec Treas, v. A. Woodland, chaplin,
Clarence Williams, Sergeant arms,
and George Massey. prosecuting attor-
ney. The laws of this society are
very strict and in every instance will
be enforced.
The following are crimes and if
committed at any time or any place
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-14
This goth day of June, 1921.
JERE GARDENHIRE, G. & M.
J. N. FISHER, Solicitor.
6-23-4t.
Administrators Notice

The undersigned hereby gives no.
tice that on the 9th day of June,
1921, he was appointed by the County
Court of Smith County, Tennessee, as
administrator of the. estate of j. w.
Atwood, deceased, and qualified as
such administrator on said~date. All
parties having claims against said
estate will file them with the Clerk of
the County Court as required by law
6-3O-4t. r. E. ATWOOD.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-14
Turn Onto
the Road to Church

Church helps from his moral and him the
highway of right thinking and right living. The longer
travel in the deeper they become and the difficult
to get of them.
The churches of this community here help you of
both social and moral They provide Christian fellowship
and offer the only solution for the gospel of Jesus Christ
No regretted the time he church attendance
Let help you of your rus-perhaps you will help
of Come church Sunday.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-14

A cap to gasoline tank on Buick
Four Automobile, between Carthage
Motor Co., and Rock City on July 4th.
Finder please return to j. B. Williams
at Rock City or the Courier Office and
receive reward. ~ 1-tpd.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-14
NOTICE

To do your cleaning and pressing at
my home in South Carthage. Prices
reasonable.
MRS. J.AT. LAWHORNE,
6-3O-2t South Carthage, Tenn.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-14

eternity share the joys of endless days
for there will be no night there
SAM T. SMITH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
CHICAGO WELCOMES
aDMIliiI. EAIil, III. AI'rN

CHICAGO. oci. 30.-Adm!ra, Earl
David Rcaty. first sea lord 81 III"
British fleet. arrived here today ac-
companicd by Admiral Hugh Rod
man. OF the United states navy. and
Il STAFF OF aids. lie was given an en-
thnsiastic welcome by ChicagoanS and
American Legion delegates IN route
To the national convention. and MAJ
escorted /" the ChicaX" club. where
he Viii make his headquarters during
his brief visit.
Lady rca;ty. formerly Ethel Field
daughter az Marshal Field. OF chico
go. remained in Washington. post .
days.
Lord Beatty, who is chief naval ad =
wiser of the british delegation AT the
conference on limitation of arma-
mcnts. expressed high hopes for the
success OF the conclave.
We are san&uinc that great good
Will result from til" con:ercnc".' he
said, "othcrwis" -. would not have
come. President Harding is dcscrv-
ing of the gratitude az the whole
world FOR arranging such II gather
Ing.
The present dcplorahlc cCunomi t.
conditions throughout Tho world dc !
nand that something be- done 10 re
due" the heavy burden of taxation
created by tn" costs OF armament.
surely some formula can b. de-
viacd To this end. aud II tn. nation &
Of tn" earth cling together in sup
port Of such a move. IL cannot but
succeed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
q DEAD, IS MISSING, Is
HURT IN CANADIAN FLOOD.
Torrent Plunges Down Steep
Mountain Side at Britannia
Beach, Near Vancouver.
[By Assocluted prn.,I

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Oct. 40.
lwenty.thrcc persons are known 10
he dead. thirteen and perhaps more
are missing. and fifteen are nursing
serious injuries as Il result or mr.
disastrous flood which plunged down
steep mountain side Friday night
ana transformed the model conner
mining settlement OF britannia
hehch into scene Of dcsoIation and
ruin. ~
Fully half or the ITO neat. freshly
painted cottages We're carried away
on the crest of the Hood Othere
We're smashed to pieces by the force
OF The on rushing waters and most
OF The remainder were stjll partially
submerged tonight.
Four children are dead and ton
others are reported to be missing
rem of the dead and all of the In
jared were brought to Vancouver
iast evening on he steamer Cant.
'ah" All the injured are expected
To recover.
IN energetic search for the miss
me was made today. but the work
Was necessarily slow because OF tho
h'nh'uiti"s In clearing away the
"fc"haGe In the sea Of mud and
water II is considered doubtful II
the bodies Of some OF the missing will
ever be recovered ms they arc be.
li"v"d I" have been washed into the
muddy waters Of Howe Sound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
CHlNAeS ADVANCE
GUARD TO PARLEYS
REACHES CAPITAL

49, ii'ii' tlrSt i'aSc.)
limitation OF arrnamcuts moved
through the hills and mountains OF
Montana today With everybody In
iinc humor. Nature could not huyc
presented more beautiful weather as
greeting to the distinguished men
from tn" Far East who silently en-
j"y"d the glorious "oloring of the
crcu, West;
Admiral Baron Kato and Prince
TokuEawa took brisk WALKS when
station stops afforded. as this l. the
admirals first glimpse Of the interior
Of America. and he is especially at
tractcd. Ut Albcrton the prince and
the admiral boarded and rode on the
big electric locomotive while the NOV
ing picture operator travelling with
the party filmed the scenery.
Prince Tokugawa stood last night
on the platform of the observation
car admiring the engineering feat
the Snoqualmic tunnel In the Cascade
Mountains. near Hyack. and put TECH
meal questions to trainmcn
The train is due in Washington
"Wednesday. Captain IL. y. Pcrriil, Of
Tie navy, and Colonel Leitch. of tn.
army. are on board as honorary
escort, and H. IL. Ear!inE. vicc-prcei =
dent OF the railroad. is travelling
with the party to do everything pos
sible for their comfort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
QUESTION RETURN TO ]. S.
OF CAPTAIN TAUsCHEn
Left for Germany in 1917 for
Violation of American
Neutrality.
Try Associated prcss.l

WASHINGTON. oct 30.-'rhe State
department has asked the Depart
hcnt OF Justice TO rule upon the
question Of permitting the return To
thls country OF Captain Hans Tau
scher' lhtc OF the Imperial German
army, who lcft for Germany i'm I.bru
AIRY. i9lI. with former Am ssssador
Won Bernstorn. while under indic,
meht IN San Francisco for violation
OF American neutrality.
According to Official advicns from
berlin. Tauschcr wishes To h.cou,.
AN American citizen as nm cxamni,.
I" ms counirymcn of the proper solu-
tioh of Gcrmany's future, through
the cultivation o! good relations viii,
THIS country. He IL reported To have
suggested that the government dron
the Indictment still pending in san
Francisco In order that he may Trans
fer mis- allegiance.
Despite Tauscher's record of al
icErh connection with the activities
OF Won BcrnStorff. Won pap,r mud
o'hcr German agents during the anx-
ious days Immediately preceding
Aincrica's entry into the war, ne
war ana Navy Departments .rc uu-
GrrStOod to see no obicctIou 70 bIu
return. ~ is intinatcd that Tau-
Sch"r 10 in possession OF secret in
formation which would be- Of v.iu.
ho'h To the government ana certain
American industries
Iauscher' according 10 intelligence
agents. was concerned Win wid.-
spread German intriEu" In th.s coun-
Try before Americas declaration OF
war and Was Indicted in san Fran
c'sc" with the former German milf
'arS attach". Won rapcn. fog viola
non OF neutrality laws In connection
WIN IN" So-ca!l"d Hindu plot To shin
arms ANA ammunition 1" India. ATT.
rS"'hlhE Germany. however. ne is de-
c,t'th I" nay" evidenced - friendly
altitude towards this country .n,,
ns"d his Influence In behalf af Ame,-
lcin prisoners Of war.
B"y"nd stating that TIA" iun,:nr WIS
under Amusement. Justice pepar.
inent officials declined to discuss m
case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
LEGION CONNENES g
IN KANSAS CITY
Ncontinned from E,Irst pncnl

Continued from First PageJ
President Coolidge. President, Hard
ing's official representative. Pro-
ionsed cheers also greeted MIR.
Coolidge
This big mid Western city tonigh,
was riot OF color and crowds. Hun
drcds OF olive drab ana many naval
uniforms Were in evidence.
y national political convention
baby never developed more cleo
pioneering and lobbying than was
witnessed today and ,onirht s,,is
dclesaiions. virtually all Of which are
here. began .caucauses and vote trad
ing.
New Orleans Seeks Meet
Three outstanding points engaged
IN" attention Of tho lcgion--thc
ch"ic" for next national commander.
S"iec'ion of the n"yt convention city.
an" :; fight TO remove the permanent
headpuart"rs from Indianapolis.
lh'r" seemed TO be a general ac-
ccrtan'c among delegates tina; a man
from IN" SOUTH or West would I've
the next national commander
Ne" Orleans ard san t'ranci.:eo an
parcniiy nave come out as tho
strongest contcnd"rS Tor tho next con
voution
resolution v"icina an unmistak-
ah!c demand for Immediate action by
congress on the Federal honus propo-
Sition VIII hc one OF the principal
issues taken M by the convention, II
WAS said.
The credentials committee today
ccrtIii"d tho total convention voting:
strength at 1861. Ncw York holds
m" most votes with . total Of eighty
PENNSYLVANIA comes next with sixty
five. ana Illinois stauds third with
sINty-iwu Delegates from Alaska.
Africa. chile. the British Isles. Can
ada. Panama Zone, China. Cuba.
France, Guatemala Hawaii. Japan.
Mexico. Peru. Porto Rica and Turkey
VIII he seated.
Til" aitcrnates Will swell the mum
her on the floor more than two-fold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
L. S. STRIVES TO
AID UNEMPLOYMENT
CONTINUED rrom rIrs. p,

''ohtih"ch from "lrs. paccD
and $l22'5S.soo for industrial build
ines.
Summarize statistics from the six
districts in the rcpor, follows:
l:"ston district CNcw Enrlu y
Statesl- Contemplated projects. 1.,o,.
value. s2?.357.5Oo Contracts awarded
i,2c2; value. sIG.02G.0oo.
New York district CNcw York state
ana Northern New Jcrsey) - Com
tcnpiatod. 2.550; value. s7S.y,, non
Contracts 1866: value. sSe.9SG, 800
Philadelphia diatric, tF:as,r
pennsylvania. Southern New jersey.
MARYLAND. Delaware. District OF CO.
iumbia. Virginia. North Carolina and
south Carol!nD Contemplated. I.73..
value. S5S,2?3.+OO. Contracts l3y3.
value, $3i.liS."OO.
Pittsburgh district western Penn
syivania. West Virginia. Ohio. Ken
lucky and TENNESSEE -contr,npla,cd
l,26i: valmc. Sii,oo5.G0o. Contructs.
LILO. value. Sic.SS5.lcn
Chicago distric, ullinujs, Indiana
Iowa. Wisconsin,. Michigan. AlissouIt
ana parts of Eastern Kansas aud
g bra $ Is a)--,'ontcmpiaicd. 2,Ta7:
value. SloG.iSi.SOo Contracts. e.o.e:
value. S5S.153.iO0
Minneapolis Iistrict minnesota and
North and South Dako;a)- Contcn-
plated. ''l: value, Sl&.63i.loo con-
tracts. aOl: value. s7.Oi5.jOn.
iinlf Of PROJECTS. Not Contracted.
Approximately half Of the IaIild-
lhS projects contemplated for 1920
III iwrnty-iive Northeastern Statce
We're rot contracted" The rcror, cx-
piain"d. In educational buildings.
hospitals and institutions. publ.
huildinG" ANA public works and util-
tics there were 1890 projects, con-
iempiat"d, at - cost OF sl.G7G.S43.-gS
ana only ?,H1G of these enterprises.
costing SSl2,E3i.l3O. wcr. contracted
IF some OF these projects that
We're planned for last year could he
rushed 1T this time. it would help
materially in providing jobs for the
nations i,00o. 900 men who are out
Of work. the conference members be-
licvc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
EA-PRESIDENT WILSON.
ILL, CONFINED TO HIS
BED FOR SEVERAL DAYS

CONTINUED from First Pagc.)
abl" 10 attend the Armistic Day ccre-
monies at Arlington Cemetery.
VIII not make "a speech, lie will pre-
par" "a little Armisticc Day tribute
To thos, who fought IN the great
war. PUTTING 1T out through the chan
mel OF the stars and Stripes" vet
Grams newspaper. Az he did his
Memorial Dny statement. Beyond
THIS he plans TO make no statement
whatever on the Issu. OF peace. the
armament conference or the League
"f nati"ns. he might. however, IL
asked, to- expected To prepare some.
short tribute To the unknown dead
1" be- read at the Arlington ccre-
rnuny.
~ for writing "A book on Americas
part In war nud the peace which
followed. wilson apparently has
abandoned all thought OF u. Ills In
tlmatcs d"clar" that there VIII never
be book by Wilson on Wilson.
They quot" him as telling those that
HAY" urged him TO write such a
volume that Il prefer To lot history
Judge for Itself" Meantime he has
turned over To Fay S,lnnard Baker.
IA" author. considerable Of his per-
soual material. which Baker will en-
body ia a book to be Issued next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
REPORT NEW INVASION
IN UKRAINE DISTRICT
Dccinrr Fierce Hattie tagging In Town
Of knmcnctH-p0-
dOIsk.
lhy Associated rrcas.I

W WARSAW. oct. 30.-Thc Soviet To-
CATION here, ANNOUNCED today that
there has been "a new invasion OF
tho Ukraine under the direction of
General r.tlura. the anti Bolshcvist
leader, from Polish territory. The
towns of GUsatln and Grcdck have
been taken 10y the Pctiura troops. and
a battle is raging at tamcnc,a TO
dolsk.
The legation says tina; fresh de
tachmcnts OF Pctlura troops arc
crossing the frontier with the tull
co-oneration OF the Polish military
and railroad authorities
The Soviet authorities here have
demanded an explanation for tho i'o-
lish Foreign oNicc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
FRENCH PRESS REJOICES OVER WELCOME
EXTENDED TO MARSHAL FOCH in AMERICA
IBy United News.l


New York and
ton of the backs
learns the ranc frolnFo
~ more american statesmen talk
is
% says lie Temps He well personfies
och or Premier BRAND when
the
tha artcra
he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
TREATMENT OF j. S. WAR
VETERANS IS CRITICIZED
Senate Body Investigating Sol
dier Relief Finds Faul,
With disqualification.
MANY CHA GEES LAUNCHED
measurable Delays. Rcd Tnpc and
Incompetence Alleged In Conncc-
ton With Vocational Training for
Former Service Men.
BY United News

WARRINGTON. oct. 3o.-Govern-
mcnt treatment Of war veterans as
regards hospital'zation. vocational
training and the handling of insur-
ancc and compensation. is sharply
criticized in the second report Of tho
Scnatc's committee which inycsti-
gated soldier relief
lncXcusablc DELAYS. red tame and
inc"mprtency are charged in connec-
ton with vocational training. Hos
pitai facilities. In many instances are
Salu Ia have been Inadequate and UNI
suitable for providing proper care.
The War RISK bureau is accused OF
SlowncSs.
The commits" declared it's intcn-
ton Of submitting legislation To cor
rect tho defects which /, believes II
has discovered Relief was expressed.
however. that some of them would
he rcmedicd through the cousoli,ia-
ton of the various agencies under
one ndministratin n-thc United States
Veterans bureau.
I.nmcntnbic Failure Is Evident.
There is no doubt that there has
been lamcntablc failure on the part
a.! the government to provide ade-
Guatc hospital facilities for the
wounded. sick and disabled veterans
Of the world war" said the report.
I ne men Rave iccn cared for in
many places III temporary. hadiy-con-
StTucicd and ron -'ir"pToof buildings
ri tho wartime type. which should
never have been used for other than
temporary purposes
thousands of men arc sttll rccciv.
inE hospital treatment in such places
There has been failur" to pro
vide adequately for the special prob
lens of tuberculosis and ncuropsy-
chiatry. which. together. now cnnsti-
iEtc two-thirds of the load. The use
Of the miserable war-shack siruc-
lures ana the large use OF contract
hospitals has resulted in denying To
thousands az men the careful. ndc-
Guatc and efficient disqualification to
which they were and are entitled.
Delays In Appropriations.
There wer" delays IN making APP
pr"priations. delays in the supcrvis-
ing architects Office, delays ON tho
part OF the Secretary OF tho Treasury
III making the contracts ans: delays
in the construction Of the hospitals"
The system OF transferring pa
TENTS. the committee holds. has been
dctrimcnt and an expense.
Vocational training work tho COM
mittcc said was very slow in get
ting under way" The number re
hal ili,atcd" and given training is
called poor showing considering
the sums expended"
The delays were incXcusablc''
said the report. adding that reforms
now effected lead 10 the hope for
better results
Among the recommendations for
Legislation is that the director Of the
Veterans bureau he authorized to
provide additional hospital facilities
At cost of $l6,i00.oO0. and that the
sums b" made available at once
Senators signing the report were
Sutherland tho chairman Calder
Weller, Walsh and pomcrcnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
To Plant Liberty Tree in
Soil From Valley Forge

HARRISBURG, PA. Oct. 90
iy direction of Governor Sproul.
the Pennsylvania state Depart
mtnt Of Forestry Will dig Il small
quantity OF soil from Valley
Forge. historic camp grounds of
George Washington'S troops. and
SEND IL 10 Milledgevllle, ia, 70
be used In the planting Of
Liberty tree" IN that place on
Armistice Day.
y request was received from
the Georgia authorities for soil
TO remind tho youth OF our coun-
try that sectional arrangement
no longer exists and that in piac.
of IL we have q Union Of States
no man can ever sever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
NOTABLES WILL ATTEND
BOTH DIVISION MEET
Number Of IItgh-WnnkIns 0niclais
VIII Take Part In Nashville

Hy Associntrd Press. |

NASTINILI.E. TENN., ONi. 10
Many nntablcs, including General
John j hcrShing. and a hummer n
hiEh-rank military officials. gov
eminent ana former GovcruprS ';om
at least thrc" states. will take part
IN The Thiri!cih Division reunion
prnEranI here November and =. nc
cordinR to Frank II. Bowen. sec; O.
tary OF the Thirtieth Division Asso-
citation.
Marshal Foch and Admi:3i Beatty
have declined invitations to Include
this reunion ON their itinerary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31

CHI AGO. Oct. 20 National head
Quarters of the American Association
me recognition OF tn" irish IL.
public wili he moved rru,,- f1,,,,.,
- Washington tomorrow. so ma,
Toe organization nay cuucenf.i-, on
US legislative prov; in. ant -. il.,r
IN" center az such activities Il was
S"ll her" today, TO watch tho AZ
tFu.cs on tho conference uf l.inii,-
u"n @! hTmafncnts and 20 TAX. such
"ction a. may seem PROPER TO sarr-
suhrh IN" common Interests OF Amer
lea and Ireland"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
Observe. iosth ,n,i,cr>,r

Ne" YORK. Oct 3o.-St. Ttul's
chanel. AZ III" corner OF Broadway
ana Fulton street, today observed tho
i'o'h anniversary OF The dedication Of
Ia. "riI!na! building which sun
s'"h"s III thc churchyard IN his SER
mon on the social character Of the
church. the Rev. pr. Joseph T. Mo
Somas. vicar Of the chapel. laudcd
party politics as the remedy FOR an
archy or class domination ard do
cared the politicians aud their rnr-
'isaHs wcr" thc id"alisis Of America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
,,,,,r e. Quintcro Dies.

NEW ORLEANS, IN. OCT w. q. :
mar =. Quntcro, attorney c"nSui =
rcncraI for Costa lI"a and pr"mi-
rcnt for many years in Latin Amer
lean affairs. died today after a ioht
illness IN addition /" s"''"' nv
,,rn.cesior,I prominence here. he
,r,s ,,iJ.l, Known III the countries
70 tho south through many EFFORTS
10 bring aDon, a better understanding
n,nouy the Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
Hank Resources Decline.

wASHINGTO% Oct 0.-Arsr"gate
r.sourc.s OF tho 30.Sl5 banks In the
country. amounting TO si96NN. H3''o"V'
declined by 5000, 269oco during III"
mas, fiscal year. according I" state
u,cnt al the bank reports for June "p'
1921. issued tonight by 'omr'r"'iei
% the Currency criss!nser. ne 500
,,,inral hanks reporting showed q
rnluction in resources OF s2,So33'i,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
FOCH AND PERSHINC
SPEED TO LEGION
CONVENTION TODAY

Continued from Eirs. Pnec.)
Secretary William j. McC;inicy, OF
New Haven. Conn: Supreme Advocate
Joseph g. pclleticr. OF Boston, AMI
supreme Treasurer William j. Lar
kin. OF Washington.
John Mccormack will sing for
Marshal foch at the banquet.
Veterans organizations and Polish
and bohemian societies will cooper
ate with the knights or Columbus,
IL was announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
rc,,o.rnd Under Military Control.

pETKOGRAD. oct. 3o.-l.ocal au-
,hori;ics have placed the port OF
Pctrograd under military control IN
an effort 10 prevent ptiierinE. SNUG
Cling Of liquors and intoXicaiion. Oh
tenders will he punished Ivy "A court
martial This step was made hcccS
sary by workmcn conccMils quaint
ties of grain. Hour and other pr"o"c,S
in their clothing when they ictt Worh ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
~. ,a Mn.c Loul,innn Capitnl

l.ATON NOUGN- La Ol'' "U'-N
serious project. said 20 nave 'ne
hacking Of q large number OF 'N'
has been iaunc"c" ~ ~
Legislature" FOR the reih"Nn. VI
G,a,a canitaI from Baton Rouge to
So, orleans Representative u. !.
yrIiIjams. ~ Bicnyiilc Parish. sp"n-
acr. INC protect. and has hccn actiN"
trr several days among the various
LEGISLATIVE groups.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
r,,,uru,.c Dc,cgatrs to start,

LISBON. oct. 3O-Captain Nascon-
cclIos, who has been designate" "H
the government of fTein'er "e'""
,rpcthor with Minister u" N>te. l"
ro,,r.,crt Portugal at the Washing
,,r Armament conference. vii! start
,,j,y for The United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
ronoraliy speaking, to Tho end OF

ponoraIly speaking. to tho end OF IN"
pcacc conference.
.,.t,o Iird!ng administration,
trnurh ns disarmament delegation,
e. ,hcrcfo-e following the same gen
rrnI limo Of thought IN III" present
situation ina, Mr.. wilson followed.
II has Called thot II ihc'" iS 10 be
amy rcachiu. results from the
nov conference. Great Brtai u
and America mus; work together. not
against any other or al other pow
crs. bur as "a unit IL, bringing the
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