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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
MOUNT AINEERS DO
GOOD DAYS WORK
Coach Spears Drives Team Hard -
Tackling Dummies Are Put in
Action

Special Dispatch 70 Tho "ll.g"hrer.
Deer Park. Md AGg ?l.--"Fat"
Spears 10 taking thu W-sc Virginia foot
bali squad s!sag faster At It's develop
mert than WIS anticipated. and while
yesterday witnessed ne Introduction OF
his huck!nE strap. today saw the tack
Ing dummies pu' into use and the
strfsed dummies. a dozen in number. set
up Tor the us~ Of ina backs. Thes.
stuffed dummies are AMPLY square bot
toned sacks plscAd around the n-Id. and
thA backs anN ends are required 20
dodge and weave N and ouc among
Them. The purpose. u course. Is obv!-
ous. This - also an Innovation At
West Virginia.
4 two hour dr!ll morning and after
noon marked today's practice. and
everything so far shown tho men was
gone through. The llnemen practlced
one o. the movements ~ Spears shict
play tor moro than an hour. Tho after
noon blackboard 'alk was omitted. but
tonight a long session on the rules Wa,
held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
NO LARGE REVIVAL
OF INDUSTRY SEEN
BY BANKING BOARD

Washington. Aug. %l-Indi"at!"ns OF
a broad general bushes recovery
throughout the country are Still Lack
Ing, according - the rcv!ew or hnan-
cial and commerce conditions during
August, issued tonight by tho fedora!
reserve board
Slight Improvement The board SAID
ia some branches - foreign trade
fairly good agricultural Yields and en-
iarccme1t ~. manufacturing demand
aeem 10 point 10 NOR" faN"r9o'r
autumn senSoa bG> "a" situation is rot
such as 10 for"raS' any extensive o.
immediate revival of business n Il laTtc
sense"
Heavy nonen; o, agricultural pro-
duets 70 market. FASTENED ~ reNiNa.
Of n fair export demand, the board de-
rlared was ~" outstanding econom'"
activity Of the month. deterioration OF
som. crops |, added. notably cotton.
had mudiA.d tho agricultural outlook
bust cost readtus'n-nt hi many aSr!-
cultural lines WAS APPROACHING a point
where II was possible that crops would
show good returns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
F Famous Film Spectacle at
Court Theater All of
Next Week.

T. !s an interesting fact that th~ r1rRt
pubic showing OF The -Four ii"rAcmcn
Of the ApnCa lyrsc." III" vivid rcali2a-
ton Of BlasCo lbanezs remarkable novel
on tho screen. Will lie seen at the court
Theatre week sept. g. was given In
m!d-ocean. 1t Was on SATURDAY evening
February !gih. on the Whit" Star liner
"AGriafir." and Ell the hrst-C.ass pas
sanp"-s were invited 10 participate In
the affair
The orln, that was utilized to give
this notable 'm.d-nr"an show was one
OF Two that were hcinG sent I" Vicente
Rlaqro Ibancz tho noted Spanish nHth"r
" The hook from which tho picture play
was adapted. who was 50 jnurn!nG at
tho time Mt N!r", in Southern France.
In London the pictures we're SHOWN
privately 20 Sir william Jury and other
motion picture exports, and. as on me
Adriatir. t. created n sensation. Offers
for cxhihitionaI rights. aggr"gating
many thousands ot pounds. were i'm
mrdjateIy mndr 10y British exhibitors.
The prints. however. were hurried by
sncc!al messenger 20 Nice where 10 lhaa
ez Il meant keen disa ppolntmcnt IN case
the picture failed to meet expectations.
while 20 the representative Of the Metro
pictures Corporation and Director Rex
ingram IL mems chagr!n. and probably
financial loss In the event that the
Spanish author failed 70 give his appro-
batton 10 the work.
During the screening OF the picture
Ihancz sat perfectly rigid. He scarcely
seemed To move q muscle during the
more than two hours required 10 show
the picture, and his face was inscrut-
able Those two hours were hours OF
detection for IN" motion picture repre-
sentative. who felt that 1banez' atti-
,ude could mean nothing else but disap p
probation. IT was. therefore. plea SAINT
shock when. rs the last closeup Of
Tchernot: the Stranger. appeared on the
screen. 1banez rose from ais seat.
graspcd the picture man by the hand
and said.
Il, Is marvellous. 1t is just as saw
IT as the book grew under my zen.
didn't think II possible for any director
10 put into q mo!on picture he psychol-
ugy which l tried TO express in the
story. 1t Is wonderful! Wonderful"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
EUREKA Pipe LINE
ISSUES ORDER TO TAKE
ALL OIL OFFERINGS

Parkershurg. W. Va OuG. 3l.--0il
producers e.; W"st Virginia Who haze
been dependent on the Eureka Pipe Line
company for TRANSFORMATION OF their
product 70 the market VIII hN feeling
constituencies better this morning when
they receive news ~ ,he IN teSt order -e-
sarding the taking OF oil from tanks In
the red which wH> S>u"d Ncdn"sd7Y
night BY W. Macklln. assistant gem
rrat superintendent at headquarters
lrrr. which is - the effect thar oil viii
u" AIKEN in AL quantities offered until
October |. unleSs circumstances require
another embargo o-d"r hrfor" that time.
The ext ot the order states there
is cry .:;t.r. IL ANY. general improve
ment In the situation. but "" hoH" I"
be able ," run all producers oil offered
until October lSt. Therefore, pleas"
arrrrgo to 10 this unless further adj
yised."
Tits order - !" the field guaEcrs 81
:he pipe line company. and Is signed by
Mr.. Ma"klin.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
. MARTIAL LAW
(continusd from Page ous)

whether the Organization would vo!un-
tcer for service only IN Kama wha county
and more than hals OF the 500 men as
s"mh'cd withdrew from the meeting and
staged a demonstration on the lawn Of
tho I.NC.A. adjoining the executive
mansion. according 20 local police which
was antagonipt!c 70 the authorities Of
Logan county. The sympa thizers Of
the armed men we're later dispersed by
police.
Mullen Threatened
Reports received at the Office Or the
governor tonight were 20 the effect that
II W II. Mullen. prosecuting attorney
Of Boone county. was visited ?t his Of
noes in Madison today by \ delegation
OF armed men and warned that !t h."
Continued 10 t"cr Il his duty to CO.
correspondents know wha;
he Nigh; have learned in his official
ca "a city" his life might" be forfeited
Tho fow OF miners into Roone county
was not stopped by the news OF Presi-
dent Harding's proclamation. Th- last
train passing through Madison this c"c-
ming was loaded with mrn and rives re-
ports 10 the offices Of mo governor said
Military procedure has been adopted
and a we'll planned offensive !s being
carried out on the hring lin" ut Blair
nv tho mon. two miners. arriving hero
tonight from the Sceue of thc shooting
said
They exhibited passes signed by the
secretary OF the local union at Blair.
authorizing them to pass through III"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
COBURN'S MINISTRIES
COME HERE SATURDAY
Nate Mulroy. Wheeling Boy, IL With
the Organization

Cuhurn's Ministries for the past
twenty-five years ore OF the leading
attractions md too We! known FOR It's
progressive and clean methods 10 re-
Qu!re further super!ative adjeCt!ves TO
the lovers Of good rtnstrelsy, will
make Its annual appearance at ;he Court
on Saturday. matinee and evening, Sept.
3. Charlie Gano the producer and stage
manager and ono OF m!nstrelsy's best
known funny men. Is again in the stellar
roie among the comedians. and Mana ger
roburn has surrounded him with an all
new cast o. dancers. comedians and
entertainers with the latest and best
acts oh,ainahle In minstrel vaudeville.
The singing with this company has al
ways been n principal effort with It's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Washington Will Be
Launched Wednesday

Camden, y. J.. Aug. 3l.--The |. =. :.
Washington. the naTy'S latest SUPER
drcadnauEht. is scheduled !" l." !aHnHh-
Cd ,omor~ow a. n" Yards "t the NewiE K
Ship Building corporation.
The ships sponsor viii b. MISS JeNA
Summers daughter Of Congressman -
W. Summers Of Wn!la Naila. WASH.
The Washinc'"n. The clird "f me
navy electrically operated hattlesh'nS,
IS similar to IA" ColnraL", launched AZ
The same plant on March -. 1871. ana
now being completed in the wet hasi1.
the MARYLAND. which Is about o. h" de-
uv..rrl 90 tho navy. and ~" W"s' Nir-
xInia. All four will he equipped with
siXt~"n-irch guns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
FIRST SHOWING OF -four H0RSEMEN"
WAS ON BOARD STEAMER ADRIATIC

manager and u Is said 70 surpass al
previous attempts. carries some exec
!cnt soluis's and iirn chorus. TIL" first
part opening comprises A beautiful OK
terror perKola setting in floral de"ora-
ton over Rocking one OF -tmericn's beauty
spots, The Golden Gate on the Pacific.
IN which a beautiful sunset background
serves to throw into relief tha' mag
rncent ocean highway {" the Orient.
1t "a said 10 be tho best performance
Manager roburn has ever offered - In"
public, and IN the past his policy RI
keeping faith with his patrons Is We,
Known. Your Moneys Worth and
Clean Amusement" it's motto. 4 fine
ha nd and daily concerts under the dircr-
lion If Band Master Proctor at noon
and before the evening performance Cor
those VIII" Ike popular and SnaprE IN
strumnntal music A fnn orchestra ms
YEAR under the direction Of Prof. l. O.
Garrison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
WASHINGTON RACES
CALLED OFF DUE TO
DOUBLE TODAY
Heavy RatnEtorm TsstsrdAy oAnsss
PostponsmAnt OF Racing Card

Spscla, Dispatch 20 The rU'eHiGencer
Washington. IA. Aug. I.-"hen =
heayv rain fell for mora than an hour
here this afternoon. the racing card -
four events scheduled FOR today "a, The
Wa shing.nr county fair was POSTPONED
until tomorrow when a double cad VII
be offered
There was n hard rain a. o'clock
this afternoon hut Il m cleo7"d up.
ard ~. card was 70 hive started at .
O'Clock. About ,"n minutes before ths
h,lyla cal WIS % have started. another
shower started. aad rain f"p heavily FOR
more ,han an hn'.c. i,akinS the track
sea - mud.
There was a good Attendance today
d,srtte tho Weather conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
MOUNTAIN FEUDIST
TO PRISON FOR LIFE

Noun: Vernon. Ky. Aug 3,.-John
Bale. mountain reudist who has ben
on trial herr for moro than a week 90
day was found guilty .: murder and
sentenced 10 imprisonment Cor NE.
Bailey sho, and killed Beverly -.
v'hi;- lnS' AHril. The tragedy was tho
outErowth OF feud % twenty years
standing between he Ra!ley and White
families whose Kin and Ciansmen gath
cred here in large numbers for the
trial Due 70 the pr"Sc""" Of state
troops sent hcre by Governor Horro~
rs prrcau'ionary measure, the tria!
was uneventtul.
Rai'-v Today was ordered taken N
p:rvill- cor safe keopinT r"nhinE The
outcome OF I motion for a new trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
BODY TO CoLUnus.

The body OF Arthur Wilson. aged p.
colored. who died Monday morning at
the Ohio Na,iay General hospital. was
shipped yesterday 20 relatives in CO.
lumbus. Ohio. - W Cory. Of tho Union
Mission. succeeded In ,oCatlug The "a
rn.ly with the aid 81 Columbus police.
The younE man appeared At the local
mission last month and was unable to
WORT - account Of illnesA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Swift and Hunter Leave
For National Tournament

New York Aux. 81 lIayr'ond Swift
an English golfer. WHO has been prac-
ucirg on Metropolitan courses since his
arrival in This country 4 week as". lct'
today for 81. Louis where h" Will play
in me National amateur tournament
nsx, month Willie Hunter. British
amateur hampton. who ais" Is to play
Mt 81, Louis is continuing his practice
on courses in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
III. us. o, . beautiful big mansion v

tho use Of q beautiful big mansion -
Pasadena, to use as an exterior. ~ ia
camera man focused critically upon
FIRST one corner. then another OF thS
estate, the owner followed him about.
Finally. he said
We'll. sir, never realized before now
many pretty spots there are on these
grounds 1t takes a motion picture man
n nninf tLr,n uu, IN ne. I never
though what pretty picture that
bend 81 the drive makes. Now ] Will
Arrays enjoy It more" '.M!!estones'
will be seen ut the Liberty theatre, Tor
three days, commencing today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
''Mi|estones" At Liberty
For Three Day Run

Many 4 millionaire around Los An
geles is learning the beauties OF his own
estate for the first time with the DEBUT
Of some motion picture COMPANY upon
HE groom lawn. While dining the new
Gn-dwvn picture. "Milestones." Director
raul Scardon and company were given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
FINE COMEDY DRAMA
At PLAZA THEATER

J. Lander Stevens. or" Of the really
fire character actors Of both stage and
screen has created tn" important role
"f Socrates Potter In the Rocket Film
Corporations hiG production ~ Irving
EachnIirr's story. Keeping Up With
Lizzie" TIOhNnsoa release which will
be shown for three days Starting today
a. the Plaza Theatre. Mr. stevens has
the opportunity OF his screen career in
This role and is ont 20 make IL one OF
America s screen Classics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
POCAHONTAS JURORS
TO SERVE IN M|NGO

Mariinton. W. Va. Aug. 3l.--Fitty-
one pocah"n,uS county citizens sum-
m"ned from MoriInton t. serve IN tho
M.rgo County circuit Court Il; Nil'!aW-
son on September has been instructed
by .iuig" : II. sharp. e n" Iocah"n'as
County circuit Court ~ ,earc NarHnt"n
on the evening OF September =. The
diS'aur" from Marlntnn 70 Williamson
Is So miles. The ord"r entered IL Min
20 Comfy WAS under the now law
passed by he las, session Of IL" leg
stature whereby jury In criminal
case may h. summoned from another
county ;hau THAT in which the crime
was rOmn.i:ted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Consider Applications
for ". & J. Presidency
Special 10 the Irtelllgencer.

Special % The IEtrIIIReNTFr.
Washington. IN. Aus Si.--Three
committees were appointed ibis after
noon by the trustees Of Washington &
Jefferson College In s,,a, IA, session 70
consider several arr!:"aa's frr IN" pres
idarcv OF Tho college. % succeed the late
Ir ( r,Url Rack. wNuse death occurred
sevs @; weeks ago in Denver Colo
Ii" members ~ rho h"'rd refused 70
give OF, the names of N" applicants.
sav!rS 'h.rs were S"v"-a' under co1std-
Grafton TIE committees vii max" their
rerur.s ~ another sn"c'a' meeting ~ h"
on Tod within Few weeks. y was said.
pr. John l.. p.cKrv. 81 Wheeling was
nrcsen; AT the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
MOROCCAN TR|BESMEN
EXTEND BATTLE LINE
Activities Are Intended Throughout
The Coast According to HsporN-
Rasums Attacks On SpA1iArds.

Paris. Aug 3l-RNhcllious Moroccan
.rihssmer arc extending their activities
,hrnGGhou. the coast. says Madrid
diSra'ch - tho Journal. II Is declared
hat The rebels have made fru!'iesS at
lacks upon villages near Ceuta. Tatuan
End N.i"z De Gornera. and have resumed
their attack on Spanish positions near
M.lii,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
GEN. oElvHY TO RAvAu

Washington Aux. S1--Rrlgadier Cen
eral Henry Jervey who served as d!rrc-
tor Of the division Of operations. Gem
eral stan. during the World war. was
today relieved Of hts duties a. thu war
department. and assigned TO command
the Eleventh neld artillery brigade at
Sconeld Barracks. Hawaii. Before 60
ing 10 Hawaii he will servo short tours
OF duty a, Camp Knox. Kentucky and
Fort Sill. Oklahoma. nelds artillery
stations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
SIGN FOR RETURN MATCH

Philadelphia. Aux Slew Tender.
Philadelphia. lightweight, and Sailor
Friedman. Of chicago. who fought an
eiKh.-round draw here last Wednesday
n!Kh'. have signed articles for anoth"r
match on Monday. night. September IL.
The bout will be held a. he philadel-
phia National league baseball park, the
scene ~ The previous encounter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
RED SOX BUY PITCHER

Flipt Mich Aug 3i-Announcement
was made today Of 'he sale Of Sam
Dodge. crack p:,chcr Of the Flint club.
- tho Michigan -Du'nr!o league n N"
Boston Americans HI will r"I"r; Sep
rernh~r :. az Boston. Tho rur"has" price
"a said To have beer the highest ever
paid for a pitcher OF; Of this league
Dodge ia right handler and 20 years
old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

They had been. we'll. pretty good
friends .0- some years and the maiden
wasn't getting any younger. II vas
about time something happened.
nYnu know" sh" said "uyly. every
one IL saying that we arc To be mar
rieh"
"Tha, So" he responded re a good
Joke on them when they End ont there's
noih:ng 20 il, won't it:"-Country Gem
t.cman-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Commander Maxfie|d'S
Body Now Recovered

London. Aug s,.-The body 0f Com
mander Lewis H. Max6"il. commando
ing officer Of the American naval con-
tingcnt. who waS hiicd IN the IE-@ dis
aster. has been recovered. according TO
G!SnntCh 20 Thr Daily MAJ from Nul!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
DIVIDEND Dr0LAAm

OIL City. Pa. Aux. 2l-The Southwest
Pennsylvania Pipe lines today declared
dividend Of 81 per share payable
October l to stockholders Of record Sep
temher Is. This - . reduction OF 81
per sharA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
NOTRE DAME FACES GREATEST
YEAR IN HER FOOTBALL ANNALS
LOSS OF GOOD MEN tbs YEAR AND
HARD SCHEDULE THIS YEA1
wuIS1LAKE SEASON BEST
IN HISTORY
Coach Roctns Will Give the Bsst He
Eas This Season-Loss Of Opp
Xesnly relt

SIae' "a l'i-t.'tt'l - ~ l'tF &C. H'i'''''
No,re Dam" Ind. Aug Sl-No;rs
pamr .oo.haU e.cVenS .: ;he past have
Invaded cast AMI wrS' win disastrous
results - the regulations OF r"pcesen-
.2..lr teens IN thos" sections. They
have ad led - al astonishing record %
victories hl '-uUmph~ over Conference
..lirS AMI s:Hg},"r NV u he middI"
wcS. IN too" .hNy eIN" earned a
r"-'I.r.i y Or .'.n~:W. and $T'"'.N team
i,,v hat has nude :h~m drawing cards
~ AZ se, 'jo2S, ": We country and mas
......j,. cfr";~ men respected among grid
i~,.:r fans WIN A:i,w e :hrm only by the
printed word.
Ia ne \o'r" Dame ,"arC "t 1871 aaa
embarked uT'I 4 S.'""""." wH'ch p2'"s
ma. -: any nt!..- War both in ;He COM
p-capnS O." 90 territory involved and me
calshrc ur opponents. The schedule. as
arranged ~ p,rcr'or 0t Athletics
Rockne. includes II games In 81 days.
averaging on'y i've and onc-ha't days
between pcra"a'c~s. and - probably the
mos: ,yplra. at;-Arur-.c1a card attempt
el b. any university in ;hN country
A.te- opening games with Kalamazoo
and pe,Auw on ths h"m" field. R""Nne
sends his men agaias; Iowa. PURDUE
Nebraska. Indiana. IVES; Point and Rut-
gers wtthia the short period from oct.
8 70 NOV s. Five % these games Will
he contested OF foreign he'dS. Including
a ten DAY jauat 20 the east where No're
Dame meets West Pom: and Rutgers
with hu; three days res, intervening.
Indiana. wcs' l'"lr. Rutgers and Has
ke,l are crowded into - DAYS, Will"
the las, th-"" :a~r..s o; me season win
Haskell Marquette ard MiHh'Saa AES'"S
will ba Played IN - days.
Iowa. wesi Paint. Nebraska and R"'-
gers are the high Spots - the season
although Indiana. Purdue. Marquette.
Haskell and re ASIle games WI! he
dangerous CnmpetIt"r~. Indiana Ea,'
No,re Dame ~ hardrs. 'uSs'e OF Us
greatest season and ne Arg,"s inflicted
the only defeat N"ire la1rH has suffered
In three seasons by \ Thanksg'vinG DAY !
upset In ta!1. FTaSk"l Marquette ana
Purdue are amo7g tho best secondary
tea ms IN n" west.
victory over IOWA
A victory over Iowa. always top
notch Conferences contender a.! ra";ir-
ularlv s'rong this season NJ! 60 tar 90
ward setting the annually disputed
question 81 the relative strsrx'h 90
So,re Dame ard the Conference cham
pions Rockn.s men hay" acquired
western prestige by topping Nebraska
in lose gar,s, Snr the past three sea-
sons as the Go-ahuskers are usually m"
cIass % he Missouri: valley. West
Point and Not-e Dam" annually :urn'Sh
one % ne big IH;"-$e";!"na. classics
Ind the soldiers representatives % '"'S
Aeason wi, bn s.rcurtHCn"d by II" ado'-
ION OF recognized stars from other
ehooiS Rutgers = "r" - ~" cr"''
p,ent.a,!ries OF eastern f"o;9a, t"r IN"
par
The Coconino sun., 1921-07-15
BONUS INVESTIGATION.

Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania, chairman of the finance committee, has appoint ed subcommittee to investigate the subject of soldier bonus. Senator Porter J. McCumber of North Dakota will direct the. inquiry, and as- .sociated with him will be Senators Howard Sutherland of West Virginia, and Walsh of Massachusetts. The subcommittee will con- cen themselves particularly with probable costs to the government of the various suggestions that have been made regarding the form the bonus should take. The actual need of such legislation will also be ascertained.
The Coconino sun., 1921-07-15
ONE OF THE LEGACIES.

Almost billion dollars of unpaid interest on the foreign debt was one of the legacies be- Queathed to the Harding administration by the retiring democrats. Plans for the payment of that huge sum must be worked out together with an effective policy toward the principal of the debt, amounting to $10,000,000,000 Secretary Mellon says that inquiries have been received from several of the debtor countries regarding the attitude of the United States toward the in- terest payments, and that he told all of them they must pay up. Republicans of congress and the executive branch are determined that inter- est payments shall be kept up to date in the fu- ture. and that the principal shall be refunded in such away as to make certain of its eventual repayment to the United States, while at the same time showing proper consideration to the financial situation in each of the debtor nations.
The Coconino sun., 1921-07-15
VETERANS DEPENDABLE AMERICANS.

It was significant scene in Detroit when fifty delegates from the convention of disabled war veterans invaded the socialist national con- vention and warned the latter that the overseas men were ready to fight again in the mainten- ance of American principles of government. The men who offered their lives and sacrificed their health in the defense of their country have no intention of standing idly by while plotters from within are conspiring the overthrow of the gov ernment Americans know the attitude of the overseas veterans and it is well that it has been brought home directly to the socialists
The Coconino sun., 1921-07-15

Attorney General Dougherty has discovered and discharged seventeen special U. s. attorneys who were appointed by former attorney general Palmer to help him tell the people what he was going to do to reduce the cost of living. Each of these specials was drawing down $6,000 per year. Dougherty has commenced at the right end to help reduce the cost of government and is scouting around to find more of the same class of taxeaters who were quietly holding down their jobs in hopes of being overlooked.
The Coconino sun., 1921-07-15

Flagstaff as convention city" demonstrat- ed how we'll it could treat visitors from all parts of the state, during the past week, and also dem onstrated it's weak point-the lack of big hotel to accomodate visitors. Visitors were cared for in one way or another it is true, but there was general chorus among the visitors of "why has n't Flagstaff good, big hotel, then they could have all the conventions of the state during the summer months" It was rather strenuous week with three state conventions going at one time, but there was not the attendance there would have been had not many felt that accomo- dations could not be secured.