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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06

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again POUNDING along me roaa At
breakneck speed.
ACROSS the cascade ptiose they
sped ana up hii' round set Oh
curves ana down a smooth incline'
Then OF sudden the car stopped
Tor no apparent reason
WHAT'S the trouble nowf raspeu
the great MT james
out OF gas, l guess repneo DICK
hurrying round IN pacR' iep' 'he
INDICATOR REGISTERS notn'ps
Whatli we dof fumed tne poss.
stop car and siphon some from
us tank In the meantime 1 suess
Ia better see ABOUT OIL" ne ra,seu
the hood' took . LOOK anu nouusn'
"oou tn'hs ,ooseu. ro''unn'ey'
thees can IN 'he 'onne"u' "nu "o
nave ruoper nose Win ""'e" '"
Apnoh 'he ehs'
here comes car crleu 'u"e.
Good' SAID DICK stop u ana
ask Tor gas while ! get onsy WIN
the OIL BOSE i guess us up 10 yo" "
siphon the gas.
Why-i-dont Know now pre
tested MIR. James DICK was pusy
pouring oil INTO the engine June eh'
planned 10 the poss'
The ohcom'ng car arrived smoruy
and was stopped. 10 the meantime
DICK discovered TWO loose spark p'uRs
and was Tightening hem'
Up to you ~ the siphVl, boss, ne
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06
lIoh. Railway. In New Zealand.

The minister OF public works an
nouncsd In his annual statement, to
parliament that the. proposal to- eph-
struct privately owned light railway
lines In dinerGnt parts Of the pomin-
Ion to conIsnt, up rural sections with
the goyernn> - main trunk line would
he encourageui spd effotts made TO
push the project, The construction Of
these lines will ,csn for Q large amount
Of material as wen a. construction
machinery and rolling stock.-Sclen-
tlhc American. -"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06
Con,nsnsatIop,

:..A5s. you soiasi& isss any summer
"Fixln' up the rates now" replied
iVafsiAs CorDtossel. a. ssit.,s..b,s
Remembering, Of course, that food
cost has been going down."
Eyes, But rememberin also. Tat
rents have been going up q = =
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06
Nav. Good and Bad au.,,,r...

Persons born between May 20 and
June p. when the sun Is In Gemini,
are affectlonate, generous. courteous,
careless In money matters, and excel
in the arts and sciences. They are
prouder OF accomplishment than Of
wealth. They are nervous, and unset
tied, their opinions changeabls and
easily. influenced. ,.tn- .,-. ....l.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06
Toe Little Mustard.

i"why did Tom quit the photogra.
phes,s daughter after all these monthsy
1sHe says he'S been calling four
timesI . week. and ~ h6sn't gotten
half through the picture album yet"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06
Knevs. What ,ltaMsahss,

g;Gater-rpo you mean %, nv. Rptby,
that tlySusqpderstand Frenehf @'f
2laBQbhy-TYes. ! do f0Ps whep pa. and
ma talk Il at the supper table, u Elbow
sthatsefter I'm sslssp- 4 aR;so-GoIet 70
the movies. VI ! a N - (
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06

Mrs. Exe-Do you like your new
sniaid' 'E''a.sa ,,-iga iFAENA1
Mrs. Wye--No. but she's 90 stylish
L think III keep her. ] may.he able
70 borrow some or her ciOthS5' -Bos'
ton Transcript. ~ ifas
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06
Authoritative

"ls"Bili is going to1'tetire nron sbuA,
sness' for Ave yesrs."In, A.,ii.S ,ssl !
.0h, I've heard him say that b.
fore syAssyN st---.4 - TYi,.. !. 'j.e 'TJAs,
"Yss. but this time the judge said
It." .Sia ,tit t,t Q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12
a. $159 pe cap u 4 Datoria Husici

Canaei f5st az $o astazi a. $15s % Datea sei
in 1878 fest $27 81 iii 191 1a fost $125ipeSC eSCa&
Cfre siinare ~ putea da penru flee tara din hume
Aara de tarle mentona mai caror orie - ur
cat toate arle nnt1nglodae in dAter datoa
sSngerqssui il sabatecuu razbeu provocs de coRa ger
care inca ndrazea sd ceaEx gEatial
81 ma pentru poporul or pentru casta apanitoare
Toate rasboaiee provocat dezaste VI oaba fost p
Ga numai 81 nunla din 81 sudoarea prUrcdtofifcr
La pacea della Utrecht 173, datora natibnaa ume IA
fost numai echivaletul Ia $i500O00OO Asta numai China
ngura datoreaza a Dup opzeci ami dc pace relatva
in aunul razboaieor napoeonce, datora ure de ST.
100000 La cheerea rsboaclor napoeonce datora luci
fost de Dupa trezeci de an Ia 7nceputu ras
boulu Creei 1885, daoria Qe Ia S. OOO
1861 irceputul Razboulu Civil din Staele Unite
sa urcat Ia Ia sfrstu rasbouui franco
german, 1871 $22 00OOO0 La 1907 fnante de
rzboiul paioamerica boer aponex 81 rsboiu bal
canic datoria $3O,200,OO00OO
Razboiu provocat de gernani prOdus dczasru fl
nanciar pc carl generatun inreg null putea drep
daca mai mentine militarsmu!.
In anil 1914, datoria ume $44 1900 CO., aproape
doua miarde putin decat datora de All Frantei 81
in fiecare an ners crescand In 1915 fo
in 1916 $20 100000; in 1917, $3.50 OOOO0O; in 1918
OOOOOO IN 1919 $248 0OO0; s in 1890 4225
l0O0OOO0OO 81 mprumuurile contractae dupa sfryul
anulu 1920, $265, ,3O5, ,O22, ,O0O
Suma att de fecare fntreaba de unde alta
banete
nteresele daca reduce aramentul 81 mitarsul
lcare inghe peste toua eimi din veniture statului
Vor ceda lnsa la aceasta refom mai care
face in astoria omen acei pentru carl armamentu
arismu 81 rasboaee sunt moace sgure de casg!
Iaa nebarea pune ace carl nvartesc In cercu
lvicios 81 sd tenn Sd apuce taurul de coarne.
Presedntele Harding facut propunersa pcntru
reforma vazu inscrsa 81 in proamul Partidului
Republican,. Sa vedem respunde diplomatic Lumei
Vechi, stiricitor tutulor rasboaelor. 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12

Ce-au devenit felneilc acele
carl esind pc Arada intro ri plo-
ioasa, ridicau poalele rochii de
teama sd nu Sc qlde?
=
sIn ori ce caz, 81 orr &c $ ar zice,
trenele~de la rochii faceain up
mare serviciu salubritatii publice,
maturind trotuarele.
u
Civilizatia facut multe pro-
grese dar n a fost. inca in stare
sa civilizeze 81 accidentele cailor
fera.e.. n
Il
S'a inventat felurite seruri dar
pima acuin nimeni nu s'a gindit
sd inventeze un. ser impotriva
prostiei.
=
Tn confrate tlin tara zice ca
gradul de civilizatie al unui po-
.por SO poate constata dnpa can
'titatea de hartie care sc constlmi
in tara. Admitem, ma; Gu seama
cind Sc transfornnsD in bancnot'
de 0 mie.
In serviciul aerian fntre Pari.
si Londra s'a infiintat reflectnart
palternice, ca piaotnl sa yaza d.
|departe trecatorile spre a eyits
vre-un accident de >automobil.
=
Dintre cetitorii si cetitoarel,
noastre pima /acum nu ne-a comu
nici unul 81 nici una, daca lei
[trecut durerea de cap tinind III
nasture in gura, dnpa sfatnl pro
|fesorului unwersitsr. rrcbabil q
inc5 n'au saferit de dureri d
esp.
81 fiindcd train in epoca IN
ventiunilsr, ma pms srieial =
fac ii eu iaventie Il am feusit
Zileae aseste q patentez. p "
elixir, din care eitega pieaturi n
|trodnss Gu . pomps9 ihiea ne och
lie sehimhx cnloarea, din neesn Il
[aIhs&tru sisdin slbletrn fn verdi
~ vie yeraa. Daex n.l, voi ajsllaot'
,seu,n miaionar apoi eit iumea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12

wara Ivsak u urrs intrsun
I|trsHsvain din Dtcdway !. SsElstd II
ocul l,li a le(insts SSingeic cairgea
tdin el. Coild1ctordl condus
tfsiavaiul Ia tita'hd AIsxis, ,islde
Aoetorii l'au legat. Dsosreces un
|eutit Il aillls PIMA Ia qtdmini, sta-
rea lui E foarte serioasa.
Fntrebst despolitie sa .eiise sunt
Eacei trefoameni earl Pau ranit,
nu Volt 81 sprma nqlmele lor Ii
[cinT ca ya araalja et afacerea Gu
Eel, daca Sc va vindeca. Dar poll
tia a facut cercetaris 81 stie deja
Pc DIR dintre ei carl lipsesc de Ia
lecainta lsr de atasaei. IPolitia :
in ar,na Tor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12

In serviciul aerian fntre Paris
si Londra s'a infiintat reflectnare
palternice, ca piaotM sa yaza de
departe trecatorile spre q eyita
fvre-un accident de sautomObil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12
.lGsuua N forfia cabinetul

1paaiDl
Madrid. Antonio Maara, fost
prim ministrn al Spaniel, . fost
Iins6rcinat Gu formarea noXlui ca
sbinet, care va urma csbnetul
sDato. Prim ministral Dato 9 fost
lAsasinat. in saptamina .ceassa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12
~ " vaccinati CONTRA
|. v1systniui.

~ "
In Cleveland este epidemic
Me varsat. Din 1 Ianuarie stunt
deia anuntate 81 cazuri. Acfasta
epidemic poate fl dncunjurata
daca fiecare sc va vascina (ultul,
contra varsatqllui. Ora$ul face a
eest serviciu gratis. Doctorii ora
suiui vaccineaza pc brcines care
sse prezinta.
,, i Fiecarel are dkatorinta fam df
sine sa Sc vaccinese, csici nu9
ecosta mimic 81 asa poate fl sigu'
Sca va ii >imun contra v3rsatului
4 - lF F 4E
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Ts,nsie aflat& uaoartx.

IEm040 a1l&t4 u3O01C6.
,Procatrorul Hammond a facut
gszi investigate in cazul d-nel
Minnie Laaerberg, de 81 AM, care
a fost aflata mosrta la locnints
lei din 1905 Parkgate Ave.
vecinii spun ca ca a fost bolna'
Sicgoasa lie mai mult tignp si ma
1ales decind ia murit barbatul
Fri seara q fost Ia o vecina 81 aNes
voie buna cind s'a despaftiti d.
ei. Autopsia corpului Sc va efep
tui All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12

Ce-au devcnit fe,meile acele
carl esind pc strada intro ri plo-
ioasa, ridicau poalele rochii de
teama sd nu Sc ude?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12
Karolyi fasa lstris.

~ 49, - $'~sOs
Faimosul cShte unguresc, Mi.
hail Karolyi, ass y ~ prsye-
dintele republieeia maghsare, pre-.
cum am .anuntAt; . fgst expulsat
din Italia nnde s'a refugiat hspa
&c a predat pnterea, executive
ibolsevistulli Bella Kun. Nevoind
sa ! 'prfmeasca nici o tara, ru-
gat guyeriirl italian sd inter.
ileze pima ce "a face o investiga-
tie in afacerea din Florenta pen.
tru care fost expllzat. A fust
arestat in Neapoli u loan Hoch,
'fostul presedintes al censiiiuisai
national maghiar pc vrsmea re.
volntiei din 1918.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12

tiei soferilor, parte usarihtii pai-
blicului 81 mas alcs obiceinhai. cd
icopii <sa serins oaba in dosul au-
tomobilelor .deShide dc lntIite Ori
cad, striviti find de automobilele
ce vim in nrmarlor. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12
Maiorul Coeoului " vsrba
Duaninoox.

0u11nOoo.
OsCallaghan lord-maiorul ora
sului irlandex = Cork, Msccesorn1
.lui McHwincy, Va vorbi' Dumineca
cu' ocaxia unui meeting la Keith
cind a foat add sora lni MsGwi.
ney, vorhind dsapre Irfanda, pro.
fesoruA Edward h. Turner q vor.
bit contra .ei spunind cd rBaats
din &c u spsls = M corespuHi. y
devarulni. Acune invitat IA 0 ,lis
puta publica gu o 'Callaghan, do,
pima acum nn 4 rasptins Cd i,rii
meste invitarea orr ID. D-soars
Adelia Christy, presidenta fila
lei din Cleveland . asociatiei q
mericane pentrn recunoasttres
repuhlicei ihlan1eze, 10 scru 1
scrisoare hui Tnner, ck ii Va d
1850 dcllari on0rar daca Va vsni
ldar nu q primit snc6 nici I'M r,is'
pans de Is Il.
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l6uiur8 lui viviazIi.

41Gisiun<4 lui Viviadi.
Paris. - Din sursa oficioasa Sc
,desminte stirea Cd Viviani ar avea
III alta imkilne in Statele Unite
deceit aceea ca sd a felicite pc Har-
ding.
| Gu teate aceste JelsseraDd, am
basadorul Frantei, a priRit man
datul de d sc, sfatui Gu Hardirts
referitpr Ia chestia aigei natillni-
lor. Franta cere lui Harding s9-si
formuleze parerae sale despre 9
modificare a constituted ligei
hatiunilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12
Ce ~ 81 "a dsetfina 11e1ros?

Ce ~ ii "a d0otfinA 1aoAfUe?
Geneva. Deja s'a Great I'm
precedent de esceptie de sub doc
trina Monroe, eerind Panama ill-
Ptervsntia ligei. nstiunilor in dife:-
Irrndul sau GU Costa Rica. aiRa
insa, find chestia tfoarte Selicats,
nu va face nici 0 dispoxitie tara
|consimtemintah Statelor Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-12
unnc]nee - einnoido.

Chelsea, Mass Harry -.
James de So de ani, yice4prese-
d;ntele bSncii Nationsl City
Bank, 50 sinsacis asi inpuscinkirl-
1se IN . samssk din ssss m''hict
pala. Fspts aui ny e pcate exs
'plica.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
Simple Way To
Take Off Fat

Are faf felix's enthusiastic about per-
forming athistic stunts when the mercury
10 soaringf No--net enthusiastic. Do
they subscribe readily To a diet of half a
glass Of buttermiik and toasted
eraekerf No-not readily. Arc they
happy. then. while reducing by such
methods during this hot weather, No
they are not eaetiy happy. Some fat re-
ducers arc happy. though. during the
process but these neither exercise nor
diet They lose fat--as much as two, three
or four pounds . week. In many in
stances-but they do II without missing a
single. righteous meal or lifting an un-
necessary finger. These emancTpated ones
reduce either in hot Weather or cold,
without bother or harm to themselves. by
taking quietly and secretly, and even cum
ningly---one little Marmoia Prescription
Tablet after each meal and at bedtime
That's all They get their tAblets
tmade after the formula OF the famous
preecription) In generously filled boxes at
> cost of one dollar the box from any
drug store or from the makers. the Mar.
mola Co., <s11 Woodward Ave. Detroit
Mich. take ono as per directions, and get
as thin as they want to be--just that
way, without causing wrinkle or the
least internal fuss.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
By FAY KING.

NEW YORK, July S3.-For vars
and vars l lived In the wild and
woolIy West. i watched the cattle
men when they came down TO the
annual stock show and planted them
selves on curb in front of the hotel
they were putting up at and never
budged any more than they do when
they ride into nearest small town
from the ranch.
attended the yearly roundup and
cheered the star ropers and riders
and steer bulld0ggers, ind got to
know the antipathy between the
sheep and cattle clan.
IL was great to watch the Indians
painted up and docked out In miles
and miles Of elk teeth and gay feath-
ers doing their weird dances while
the squaws stood In line and teetered
1 thrilled when the bronco bust
ers iesped around swinging their
hats In the mir, and the Wild ponies
plowed dthc dust with their hoOfs
and finally gaIloped off Mt = great
rate across the prairie, while all the
gang, i'm their bright shirts and wide
chaps, waved their thirty -fivc-dollar
hats In the air!
But since I've been knocking
around these parts I've come to the
conclusion that the West give tame
SHOW" compared with the everyday
life In these here parts.
Riding the range Is nothing COM
pared to riding tho highways and
byways In New York. The slow
shuttle of the Indian dance Is about
the regular pedestrian speed around
here, and doubt II the widest
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
Girl, Rock, Deadly Aim
Ends Life of Polecat
Robbing Roosts

WITTEN MILL, Va, July 20.
If Clark Griffith, the silver
haired pilot of the Washington
baseball club will step down this
way he can find some splendid
timber with which to bolster up
his corps of hurlers.
There is only one hitch, so to
speak, the hurler's name being
Miss Helen Gillespie. 1t has not
been recorded that any women
have broken into the major
leagues with any degree of sue
cess, but of course there is al
ways a chance.
Here's Miss Gillespie's claim
to fame.
Chickens and young turkeys
have been mysteriously disap-
pearing down this way for some
time. The other morning Miss
Gillespie arose at A o'clock ard
going to her hen house she saw a
large pole-cat making off with a
chicken in its mouth.
She grasped a rock and threw
i from the regulation pitching dis
lance of ninety feet. The rock
landed squarely on the. polecats
ear who forthwith died.
Some control.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
SPAIN PLANS TO REPAIR
ALEXANDRIA, MOOR CASTLE

MADRID. July 23.--Plans for the
repair of the old Moorish palace OF
the Alhambra, at Granada, have oeen
approved by the government, and
the minister of public instruction has
signed a royal order appointing arch
itccts to execute the work as rapidly
as possible.
The Alhambra was built late In the
thirteenth century by the Moors, who
had invaded Spain and established a
Moorish kingdom. The Moors held
sway over large areas of Spain from
1925 until 1871, leaving behind them
many noble works of architecture.
the most beautiful of which was to-,
Alhambra.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
NET VOCATIONAL
SCHOOL LEADER
QU|TSUNDERF FIRE
w. F. Shaw Resigns as Crit
cism Over Neglect of
Vets RACES.

Following the retirement OF Director
Vel w. LAmkin, the Federal Board OF
Vocational Education has lost another
OF its most prominent officials through
the resignation of w. F. Shaw.
Mr.. Shaw for while acted as head
OF the division having to do with the
restraining of the disabled soldier and
when the New York office was being
subjected to the strongest criticism he
went there. Reducing much of the
needless procedure he took charge of
the office which Is today in better
shape than at any other time since its
Inauguration.
Two other prominent figures in the
board who have left are c. A. Zup-
pan, In charge at Minneapolis, and r.
II. Shultz In charge at Atlanta.
Together with Mr.. LAmkin, all three
OF these men were prominent during
the long period In which there was
constant complaint against the board.
As was predicted in these columns
during the long time The Times ha =
been fighting for Improvement of the
handling OF the cases of the disabled
sweeping changes were to be expected
In the Board and former service men
were to be placed in positions of
greater responsibility than when the
Board was being most heartily ar.
raigned.
Three service mep have now come
into office as heads Of districts where
those who did not wear the uniform
formerly held sway.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
Wild, Woody Range Has Nothing OF
Local Highways and Byways.

bucker ever saw jorixs the atmos-
pheeo half ~ much - some Of these
fresh elevator pilots that araS you
up thirty stories and stop with .
hitch that would make the most e..
filcent prize winner out there In the
prairies break Leather" which
means falling off o. letting TO-.
The biz handkerchief that the cow
boy wears loosely round his neck to
cover hh nose and mouth when the
dust from the herd he's driving gets
too bad would come In pretty handy
in sofne Of the subway Jams I've
been up against.
Out there In the widp pisces,
where It's 3 clnch 70 gAllop along
and raind your own buainesA, Il
seems peaceful and sweet compared
with the Stampedes you get into
around these dltgins. IN tell the
world.
A fellow also needs . coupls six
shooters on his hip and . belt full
Of cartridges to ret any attention
around hore. wish had taken up
fancy r0pinsr while had the chance
to learn for Il would como In pretty
handy now when l want to lasso .
waiter.
Il strikes me sheep herder's Job
In Wyoming h more like playing golf
at the country club than working for
. living after being shooed across
Fifth avenue q coupla times!m
AND WOT A SPOT FOR SPURS !! 1!
And then, too, when the subway
starter parks the gang into . six
o'clock express, believe me, Stell.
/ sure envy the cattle In nice cory
stockade waiting to be escorted into
. freight car
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
dad" ARMSTRONG, Cop"
TO PICNIC $50 "KjDs"

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 2s.-
Most cops dislike the kids on their
beats as violently as they do the
stray dogs. but here's one who tust
as violently likes his younr.ters
He knows every one of them. OF
which there are $50. by name and
they know him as Dad Arm.
strong.
On Sunday morning Dad" NAV
be off, duty, but he manages to get
around to the home OF each to see
that he is started to Sunday school
on time. They may choose their
own denomination, but go they must.
And now Dad Armstrong comes
forward with the announcement that
he 10 going to give his boys a pic
mic. His beat is mostly Tenement
district. Auto dealers and confec-
toners win contribute the trans
portation and 'the fixins" and Dad
will spend whole day with his
$50 boys in one Of the city parks.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24

Dresses of French Bingham, organdy
trimmed with net, dotted organdy, fine
dimity, dotted swisses and linens. For
merly s10.95 to $3.50. July 2.05
Clearance Price .............
Crepe de Chine, in straight-line styles,
trimmed with rows of silk fagoting, in
white, tan, navy, black and brown.
Values from $3.50 to
$29.75. July Clearance S16.05
Price
Simply made Tub Dresses, of figured
lawns and voiles, with orRandy collars
and trimmings Also plaid and checked
ginghams. $685. values. July Sd az
Clearance Price. .......,...
a~s
Kann's-Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
COURT BALkS PLANS
OF U. S. FOREST RESERVE

LYNCHBURG, Va, July 23.-Er.
forts of the Federal forest reserve to
take several tracts of mountain land
In Shenandoah county by condemna.
ton proceedings at prices fixed by the
reserve officials failed In the Federal
court here. The Bear Pond Lumber
Company resisted the effort to take
the ,2sS acres owned by II al a price
of $3.50, jury fixing the price at
$685..
In the case Of Walter NJ. FraveI. Of
the same county. the Government will
have to pay se.s5 an acre for 26s ncres.
The Government offered sa.:5 for tie
land.
The two tracts were sought by the
forest reserve to becors. a part OF the
Massanutten area
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
Clearance of Blouses

-Blouses of georgette and taffeta
also of lace trimmed voiles, with CLEAR
tuxedo collars; colored striped
voiles, and some white dimities with -
colored collars. Values from s2.25 v.
i ane s'-p price. July Clear .a.r..$1.89 e
-Georgette blouses, in bisque, ~
white, flesh, Copenhagen, navy and NSh|
brown, and some embroidered satins 88N
also striped satins and georgettes in u NV
the darker shades trimmed with &NW
embroidery and beading. Values WI
from $3.50 to s5.9S. DO on lW
July Clearance price. pZ.0J w
The Washington times., 1921-07-24

al purple. This room is over one
hundred feet in length and approx
imately SEVENTH feet In width. One
thousand persons can be easily seated
within its limits.
There is also the possibility that the
conference may be held in one of the
large committee rooms of the Senate
or the House office buildings, but in
view Of the large number of people
who will attend the conference, there
is little likelihood of that. 1t may be
also that these important discussions
may take place in the Senate chamber
or the House of Representatives, either
of which would be ideal II Congress Is
not in session at the time.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24

ADvERTTsEMENT.
The Washington times., 1921-07-24
Clearance of Dresses

Sport Dresses of silk mignonette, in
plain colors and combinations, also
light colored dresses in georgette and
slipover models in pongee. Formerly
$3.50 to $500 July Clear S11 OK
Dresses of dotted swiss, organdy, It's
sue ginghams, and dark ground voiles;
also some of silk tricolette; regular and
extra tsizes. Formerly $3.50
to $500. July Clearance sc. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
Call On Germany for
Immediate Payment Of
Huge War Indemnity

Paris Mar l5---i;"rma7y was yester-
day called upon by ~" allied rcpara-
IONS C0mIn!S SIrN to carry "ut article
- CC The Versailles treat. which SN7u-
'af"S Germany mus: pay hcf"-e Nay !,
l0"L the cGullaIcnt Of twenty .t!iior
gold marks. Toe t-sa;% provides that
hts PAY nlcnt mu-: p" made IN gold com
rnu,lIt'-s. ships. SECURITIES or Other va
uablcs andI that out "r th:s sun the
cApcnsea Il tn" armies OF occupation
are first 10 ," met.
Tho commission also took Steps 20
~ rry out article 50 Of tn :rray.
Nh:ch provides that Germany must &c
notified before May !, next the total
amount ot war damaE" imposed upoH
W. hy tn" treaty N"gu;.aluns between
France AMI Germany concerning TIC
transfer ~ funds Col,r"',d Tor r." par
pose - paving disability and I'D age
insurance 10 residents 81 AisACH am!
I.urroinc have failed and France. y
- declared. Is prepared u ASK tHat
article - % N" Versailles treaty be
enforced. Tbs ar;ici" provides that the
Gr~man government shall und@r'aN" 10
raN over 10 the French government a
nrorortjnn ~ reserves accumulated ~
thu cmpirt or by tho public or priNa;"
bodies dependent On It for the purpose 81
disability and old age insurance.