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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
"MRTVI NEMLUVf."

Ironwood, Mich, 18. list, -
Vysetrovani zahajeno bylo V
usili o vyjasnenf tajenstvi. OBJ
klopuiiciho smrt mmulJs patek
Carla .Arensteda z Marenisco,
lovce vysoke zvefe, vedle jehoz
t6la nalezen byl listek Sc slo-
Wy "Nekdo mne strelil." Phi
patrani V mistech, kde telo na-
lezeno, pratele Arenstedovi ma
sli noyy listek pfibity ke stro-
mu, obsahujici vetu "Mrtvi ne
mluvi". Pravi Sc, re Arensted
vykazal druzinu muza z po-
zemku, ma nemz byl zastrelen.
Prohlidkou zjisteno, re z jeho
vlastnf rucnice bylot osmkrate
vystfeleno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19

Slecna Mildred Lee-ova 2
Los Angeles s dv6ma velkymi
cennymi perlami, jez nedavno
naSla V district, kterou pripra-
vovala ma polevku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
BANkA OYFVRENA v MOSKVE..


Moskva Is. list = Nova statn banka dnes otevena
Moskve budov6 stare Union banky pnym n6kdej
SIGH bankovncl TednikG klerku Bylo Ctvt6
vroc dne kdy sove ka vada znarodna pfevzaa vechny
ruske banky
Naves jsou vyvesena stenach move banky, pro-
noku budou placena dcty procen ma yka-
dy des dobu
Nebyo zadnych obfadG pf otevTen banky iez
c rozhodny kro zmen6ne hospodafske
ka oznamuje re bude poskytova pcy korporacm ednot
ivcGm obchodova cizlm valutam pfiiimati Obchodn
city vkady jez zajs konfskaci vadou
zavest op6tne kapaistcke mehody SVEN s provede
nj hospodfske rekonsrukce Pobocn bany budou oeveny
co nejdfive ednotlivych obchodnich stfedech
Oznamuje re banka bude obchodovati vymenou c
zlch penez p cemz bude dit starmi zakony poud
We nebudou zavedeny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
DR.. LOEWENTHAL MUSf Do
VEZENf.

Riditel Rest Cure Sanatoria
ma vych. 55. ul., DIR. Moritz
Loewenthal dopraven byl V
bezpecnem prdvodu vypomoc-
nych marsald Spoj. Statd A. E.
Younga a l.. Wilcox vcera do
federalniho vezeni v Atlanta,
kde 81 musi odbruceti ctyTlety
zalar "a to, re prestoupil tax
zvany Harrisonuv akt o uziva-
nj narkotickych prostfedku.
Odsouzen byl pred dvema ro-
ky odvolaval Sc postupne ke
vsem soudnfm stolicim az ko-
neene byl rozsudek V plnem
znenf nejvyssim federalnim
soudem potvrzen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19

vereinost zajima nyni sensacni
process. Pred porotou Sc octla
apacka Henrietta Miffonova,
zVana Jeyetta, ktera asi pred
rokem prOvedla iadu peknych
kousk1 apaGskych. Ne sice sa-
ma, ale jake nejodvaznejSi z
nekolikaGlenn6 handy apaGG.
Banda Zmoenila Sc napfed ne
kde V okoli Parize automobi-
lu a potom "a jeho pomoci pro
vedla n6kolik lupu, mezi jinym
take V klenotnickem zayode,
jehoZ maiitelka byla V zapase
zastfelena. Brzy potom zmoc-
Mia Sc policie Jeyetty a jejiho
pfitele Degouye. Pri ZatGeni
opet tekla krev. Policeini in
spektor byl Zastrelen a Jeyetta
tezce postfelena. Apacka Jey-
eta ma velmi zajimavou minu-
lost. Jest dcerou vazene rodi-
ny Alfortville a dostalo Sc il
dobreho vychovani a vZd6lani.
Ma uGitelske zkouSky, ale ne
cht9lO GO II ZaVTiti GO do SkOl-
niho prachu. Priiala misto V
bance, kde Sc seznamila S De-
gouyem. coz stalo Sc il osud-
nym. Pod jeho ylivem pocala
ziti "yolny zivot', to jest GGast
Mia Sc lupicskych vyprav. Do
konce Sc vloupala IS apaci k
vlastnim rodicum. Celia banda
= celkem 16 mladyeh lidi
krone Jeyetty ieste dive zeny
= je nyni pred porotou. Hlav-
mimi vinniky jsou Jeyetta a je~
il diva pfatele, Degouy a Tel
lier, tfinact ostatnich jest eel
KEN bezvyznamnych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
ry deti.

"Strycku, kdo te honl?"
Go t4 to napada, ty klutino?"
"Tatinek fika, re isl pro-
hnany"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
HORTHY CHCE BYTI
KRALEM.

Berlin, 16. listopadu. "Vor-
waerts" oznamuje z Budape-
sti: Pc nekolik dni jsou rozsi-
rovany letaky, V nichz Sc pou-
kazuje ma zasluhy risskeho
spravce Hor'thyho a Sc zada,
ably byl vyhlasen "a krale. Jest
to po prve, re sc nepokryte We
vefejnosti della k tomu nalada.
Jako vGdce tohoto hnutf, ktere
chce provolati Horthyho Ia
krale, imenuje Sc POSI-. Julius
CONDOS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
Rukujici zaloznik zastrelil

svoji zenu. Ma silnici z Horni
Krupky do Vrchoslavu (okr.
teplicky) udalo Sc predevci-
rem krvave drama manzelske.
Zamecnik Drapp z Voitsdorfu
ubiral Sc Sc syojl zenou k W.
choslovskemu nadrazi, ably wy
hovel mobilisacni povinnosti.
Ma ceste doslo meZi obema k
prudke hadce, za ktere Drapp
vytykal sve zene manzelskou
neveru. We zlosti prohodila ze-
ma: "Kdyby te jen chtela kul-
ka trefit!' Ma ta slova vytahl
Drapp revolver a bez okolku
zenu svou zastTelil. Ma TO
dostavil Sc pax k teplickemu
okresnimu soudu, kde udal, co
sc sbehlo. Ponevadz soud nena-
fidil zatceni, odebral Sc Drapp
ma cetnickou stanici, kde vse
znovu vylicil, nacez teprve byl
zatcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
DR.. RENES o PANSLAVISMU
A o RUMUNECH.

(CSTK.) Pred nekolika t.
dny uyefeinil byvaly mad. "a
hranicni ministr DIR. Gratz v
Poster Lloydu tlanek, jehoz
tenorem bylo, ze Rumunsko Sc
musi emancipovati Cd politiky
pratelske Jugoslavii a Cesko-
slovensku a pfikloniti Sc k Ma
d arsku. Dopisovatel rumunske
agence "Rador' vyzadal 81 ma
dru. BeneSovi vysv6tleni, co
soudi o tomto clanku Gratzov6.
Ministr-president dr.. Benes od-
poved6l, re tendence Gratzova
tlanku jest velmi pruzraGna -
ma yyvolati mezi staty Male
dohody nedGv6ru a pax hlavn6
ma zachraniti Mad arsko z NY
In6jsi isolace. Poole dra. Bene-
Sc nejaky politicky panslavi-
SINUS, ami RakouSku ami nyni
neexistoval. O politickem pan
slavismu nemaze Sc mluvit dfi-
We, pokud Rusko nebude eXi-
stovati jako cinitel zahramCni
politiky evropske. dokud Pol
sko bude Znepfateleno s Rus
KEN, dokud nebudou odstrane-
ny trenice polsko-ceskosloyen-
sk6, dokud Ceskoslovensko ne
bude miti Spolecnych hranic $
! Jugoslavii a dokud Jugoslavie
bude Sc svarit S Bulharskem.
Ostatne mentalita panslayska II
YSech narodu a u Cechu speciel
ne jest znacne vyYinuta. jest
to- pocit solidarity rasove, KITE
ry jest u Rumunu vuci ostat-
MIN narodum latinskym - o.
vSem mensim kvantu, nebot'
Slovane jsou vdbec mnohem ci
toVejSi nez ostatni racy. EXi-
stuje pax panslavismus literar-
nj, intelektuelni, moralni, KITE
ry muze vstoupiti V rozpocJy
diplomaticke, ktery mGze byti
zuzitkovan. Vytvofenim neod-
vislych statG slovanskych byla
vytvofena suma vlastnfch "a
jmu kazdeho, ktera urcuie
smer zahraniGni politiky vGci
jednotlivym zemim bez senti-
lmentalniho zfetele Ma rasovou
pfisluSnost. Pokud Sc tyce po-
litiky Rumunska, TIA jest wee
jasna. Dnesni Rumunsko jest
obklopeno kol dokola staty slo-
venskymi. Proto musi jiti nut
ne s mimi. Neni to paradox,
jak by sc snad zdalo. Proti MIN
! iiti rozhodn6 nemuze, pone-
vadz by bylo pax 1plne isolo-
vano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
Maly kupGik.

ga mu dam Ultra, KarliG-
ku, 20 hal6fd, ale on nesmi
mamince fici, re jsem dal Ma
renee hubicku." - "To mi mu
site dat, pane doktore, hned
tech 20 haleru." ia mann
jen korunu u sebe.' "Tak
mi dejte korunu a muzete dat
Marence jest6 ctyfi hubicky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
X smrti odsouzeny vrah D,

K smrti odsouzeny vrah po-
praven. Pred stamina soudem
v BeregsaZu ma Podkarpatske
Rusi konalo Sc dine 2.2 m. nj.
liGeni Ferenzem PolanskVm.
38-letym d6imIkem 4 Brodd V
irSavskem okresu, pro yrazdu a
loupez, ktere spachal V noel ma
u. rijna ma delniku Petru Cor
zoovi Y cihelne v Beregsazu.
Oba spali V cihelne a kdyz Cor
20 tvrd9 usnul, uSkrtil no Po-
lansky kozenym cernym femin
KEN, ktery vynal Ze sve boty,
uloupil mu jeho 1spory $50 X,
mrtvolu prikryl pla$t6m, ma
hazel ma nj plevy a rano ode
Sci do m6sta. Po skonCenem II
6eni byl vrah uznan vinnym
die zaloby a odsouZen die stan
neho prava k smrti provazem.
Rozsudek vynesen o ~. hodin6
a vrah popraven o Ia. hod.
NemeGti politikove mini
stcrskeho predsedy dra. Bene-
Sc. Jak sd6luji nemecke liSty,
dostavila Sc k mmisterskemu
pfedsedovi dru. BeneSovi depu
tace n6meckeho parlamentni-
no syaZu, ably ma podn6t ma
d arskych krest amSkych socia-
In intervenovala Zalezitosti
zatykani ma SlovenSku a ably
zadala "a uprychlene vySetfe-
nj zatcenych. MiniStersky pred
seda prislibil, re vysetfovani
bude urychleno. Dale deputace
zadala, ably il sdeleny byly W.
sledky uredniho Setfeni o uda-
lostech Y KrasHcich a ably vim.
nici ma t6chto udal0stech byl
pfisn6 potrestani. MIniste1sky
pfedseda slibil, re iakmile do
jde uredni material, uGini pri-
slaSna sdelenf. POSI-. DIR. Il.
| Feierfeil dale 81 stezoval, ze
zadosti nemeckych zaloznicf
dustoiniku "a prijeti do ceskc
! slovenske armady, pokud byly
jiz vyfizeny, byly z nejvetS
casti zamitnuty a dustojnic
zafazeni jake prosti voiini
Kdyby jeSte ostatni zadost
(jeSte 70 procent) byly zamit
nuty, znamenalo by to, re b.
Y armad6 nebylo nemeckycl
zaloznich ddstojniku. Deputa
ce proto zadala, ably bylo riZe
nj t6to veci obnoveno. Mini
stersky predseda pry 81 vyza
dal blizSl udaje, ably mohl We
pfednesti ministerske rade. H
netne Sc deputace ohrazoval;
proti tomu, re zadost "a povo
leni nemecke odbocky Lig,
Svazu narodG byla minister
stvem vnitra zamitnuta, pont
vadz nebyla podana statnin
jazyku. Ministersky pfedsed
slibil, ze zadost bude ivyfizena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19

JUGOSLAvIE kAPTULUJE

Pafiz, 10. list. Jugoslavie
Sc uvolila uznati albanskou
Vladu, uposlechnouti rozhodnu
tt vzhledem ku hranicim uti-
neneho radou yelyyslancn a cd
volati sve vojsko albansk6ho
uzemi, rada Svazu naroda 0.
znamila dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19

RuSke drama o HaviIckovl
pod nazyem "Prazskij pO-
grom" spracoval roku 1877 ru-
sky spisovatel ID. Il. Mordov-
cev. Kdyz drama bylo Petro-
hrade vytisteno, bylo hned
censurou potlaceno IA cely ma
klad spalen. Myslilo Sc do ne
davna, re neexistuje ami jedin6
no exemplafe. II Ruska nedav
no se yrativSimu profesoru vi
Franceovi podafilo Sc vypatra-
ii V rodin6 spisovatelove lediny
vytisk, pfivezl no do Prahy a
opatfiv knihu predmluvou, wy
dial il pomoci riditele tiskarny
Z. Geistlicha, Vacl. nam. 21, We
dvojim vydani. Vydani cislo-
vane je tist6no ma imitaci japo-
nu q stojl Kc so, vydani neci-
slovane ma peknem bilem tisko
vem papiru stoji Kc 30. Stran
152. Tisk modernim a krasnym
ruskym pfsmem obstarala knih
tiskarna "Politiky''. Drama ma
pet dejstvi. Prvnl dejstvf ode
hrava Sc v Moskve r. 1843 V
ruske rodine, kde Havlicka v
nemoci oSetfuje slecna Varja.
Zamiluji Sc. Druhe az pate
dejstvi odehrava SIC r. 1848 V
Praze o Slovanskem sjezdu.
Del konci zatcenim Havlicka a
Stura. V dramatu yystupuji Wy
znaGne politicke osobnosti: Pa
lacky, Rieger, Brauner, Pin
kas, Fastr, poznahsky Polak
Liebelt, vynikajicf rusky bas-
nix slavianofil Chomjakov,
rusky revomcionar Bakunin a
.pfedstavitele ruskeho zapadni-
ctvi Hercen a kritik B6linskii.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur 1t Brings
Back Its Beautiful Lustre
at Once.

Gray hair, however handsome,
denotes advancing age. We all
know the advantage of a youthful
appearance. Your hair is your
charm 1t makes or mars the face.
When it fades, turns gray and
looks streaked, just a few applica-
tons of Sage Tea and Sulphur en-
hances its appearance a hundred
fold
Don't stay grayl Look young,
Either prepare the recipe at home
or get from any drug store a bottle
of "Wyeth's, Sage and Sulphur
Compound" which is merely the
old-time recipe improved by the
addition of other ingredients. Thou,
sands OF folks recommend this
ready-to-use preparation. because
it darkens the hair beautifully: be-
sides, no one can possibly tell. as
1t darkens so naturally and even
~. You moisten a sponge or soft
brush with it, drawing this through
the hair. taking one small strand
at a time. BY morning the gray
hair disappears; after another ap-
pllcation or two its natural color
is restored. and it becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous, and you ap-
pear years younger. - advertise
ment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
AMERICA TO BE
PEACE HIGHWAY
Int9nnfi0nk Conference Back.
grsu1&sRev. Mr.. Stcyenson's
Sermon Theme.

Expressing hope that President
Harding's disarmament conference
win lead to world peace, Rev. John
McGown Stevenson, pastor OF the
Broadway Presbyterian church
yesterday morning devoted his SER
mon discussion to Backgrounds OF
the International Conference"
"It is hardly fancffnl To say that
because of Americas unique posi-
ton through her the pathway shall
run for peace and reconciliation OF
the whole world" he said. God IN
His mercy has already united the
nations of the earth in peace under
the stars and stripes. Let us hope
that the recent action OF our pres
ident shall ultimately lead to a
highway OF frfendliness and genu-
inc understanding among the ma
tons.
I'VE are not well enough inform
ed to say, but Japan's delay in &C
cepting the invitation suggests a
background of difficulty that evil
IDENTIFY concerns the diplomats.
There are powerful forces at work
which must be known and under
stood. or we cannot hope for sue
cess In the conference In a recent
book entitled, Must We Fight ia
PAM Mr.. Pitkin has given us a
clear statement of this great back
ground. Everybody should read it..
Japan does not see US as we are,
and thus misjudges. The chapter
on this should be pondered by ev-
cry citizen that our good name
might not be blackened in the far
east.
Again, he shows conclusively
Is points of similarity between ia
pan as she is today and the old
Germany prior to 1914. Possibly
the most staggering thing in all of
his contention is that Japan is i'm
pregnable against enemies from
without just as Germany was, and
for similar reasons. He says. AT
this very. moment japan is con-
tinental power greater than either
Germany or France 1.-THE book was
written in January, 1920.
But his treatment is purely eco
nomic. and while it covers broader
fields than most books, it does not
take account IF the religious sane
tions. This is one chief danger all
such political conferences have,
namely, that of dealing with most
of the facts except the one great
fact. the religious sanctions.
There is no one principle big
enough 10 make a highway for the
maintenance of peace between the
nations outside of an acknowledge
ment of Gods purpose for human
ity. 1t seems that the divine pur-
pose is to perfec, the race
through international intercourse
and friendship The nations are de-
pendent upon one another just as
individuals 1t takes one hand to
wash the other. The good things
OF the earth are not all in one ma
ton
The mission of America to the
world is one of high spiritual
blessing, and II would seem that
We are called by our Maker to lead
the world up on the great highway
of righteousness and peace In
confident hope let us work and
pray to this great end"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
STEIN SAYS HE
IS CONVINCED
Can't Doubt Powers Of Tanlac Since
Own Health Remarkably
Restored.

"Since I've tried Tanlac myself
heartily endorse everything good
I've heard or read about it. 1t is
certainly one great medicine" said
VIM. F. Stein, 1924 Humphry street,
St. Louis, recently. Mr.. Stein, who
has been engaged in the plumbing
business in St Louis for the past
sc years, IS located at 1884 North
Fifteenth street.
q got Tanlac at a time when |
was pretty nearly down and out,
he continued My stomach was
! giving me a lot of trouble and it
! looked like l couldn't digest any
| thing l ate. My food would form
hard lump right in the pit of my
stomach ami l would bloat up with
! gas so bad that it pressed around
my heart and almost cut my breath
off l was subject &c severe bilious
attacks and awful headaches and
dizzy spells and my kidneys both
cred me lot. My nerves were on
edge all the time and at night l
was so restless thar | couldn't get
much more than half enough sleep.
III fact. nearly everything seemed
to be wrong with me and l worried
ard suffered until ! was almost a
| wreck
Seeing Tanlac so highly recon-
nIended by so many people right
here in st. Louis l got the idea it
might fit my case. and it certain
ly has. 1t has built up my health
to where I am feeling fine and
there is not & one of my old troubles
left. l eat three hearty meals
day, sleep good and sound and feel
we'll in every way. l have also gain
&c in weight and l don't believe.
there's a medicine in the world
that can come up to Tanlac."
, Tanlac is sold in Rock Island by
the Schlegel drug store, and oy
leading druggists everywhere
(Advertsement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
Sale of stamped goods

Royal Society crochet cotton, mercertzed in several
colors, regular 15c value for special selling 10c
ball, less 20@o discount ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
inches special 45c EACH less 209o discount. SEC
Stamped buck towels guest SIZE assorted patterns
special at Csc EACH less 209o discount zoe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
The sales this week
offer extraordinary
saving opportunities
because they com
prise Pre-InventOry
ClearanCe-2O%DiS-
count Sales, result
ing in unusual bar
gains.
Notice to credit customers:

During the 20 Discount Sale merchandise will be charged
regular prices but deduction of oneffth will be made
charges provided aaccounts paid in full
TO- 1921 No discount allowed after the 10th.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25

in recent years. So why cause this
one institution all of this handi-
CAPT
Ny experience the other day is
the same as many Cthers, / pre-
sumo. A friend stopped in the mid
die Of the block facing north be-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25

tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. We
consumed about thirty seconds in
exchanging parting words and as L
was about to alight from the car so
the driver could drive on to his des-
tination. we were interrupted with a
sermon on poor eyes and other i'm
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
pNpkypllpIt

fp.a6rr~ of The Argus are invited 10
expross their views unde1 TINS hesa.nx
You are ut liberty 70 write on any sup9o -
Of your choosing. A Newspaper vans ~
hear all ssdes of question The coiun.n .
81 The Argus are open 10 you Al com
urunications must Be fully sigma -.
the name and address OF the - :.
though ysur nane win mot DC pfM -
you desire that Il not e3J
No Parking Versus Discrimination
Rock Island, July 23.-EGtnr
Argus: I wonder IL amy other ctn-
zens have noticed that there fs
new type of safety no-parking zone
on Twentieth street four blocks
from the business district which
differs IN all respects from any 9TH
er that I have notice, because most
zones have q reason. fundamentally
for public safety or fire protection.
but this one apparently Is only
discrimination against the one in
stftution within its limits.
A general application OF this
zone throughout the business dis
trict lid soon create a strong
protest. One IAN no. stop within
this zone to discharge passengers
or exchange parting words with a
friend : no has given you lift or any
other momentary business without
receiving an elaborate bawling out
to his regret, from a gioom-spreader
ON three wheels from the city pal
ace.
Certainly this zone could got have
been established because OF the
slight traffic interfering with the
rapid service on the Elm street car
line or because the street is too
narrow, for this street was especial
ly designed for this kind OF tramc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25

perial assertions, the whole of
which was absolutely uncalled for,
as The street was almost entirely
cleared of traffic and being broad
daylight with no street cars In sight
as usual. / don't like to criticize
the motorcycle policeman, because
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
COrSetS included in
this One-Week
clearance sale
LOO 4.SO 1.35

We have specially arranged for this sale
four dozen lace corsets for the slender, med
ium and stout figures. The corsets are made
Of both plain and fancy materials. Boned
with rust-proof boning. Regular prices
800 to $50, now selling at 200 to 600, less
20%0 discount ............... 1.6O to 4.80
Our full line of Warmers summer corsets,
made of double net, four hose supporters.
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Use REPAYMEyTS,

Washington, July rs Repay
ments of s70.7o6.ss9 by foreign
governments on the principal obli-
cations to this country was used
by the treasury to retire $685.
800 OF Liberty bonds during the
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BARGAIN MOONLIGHT

On Steamer G. w. Hill, Wednesday,
July 81. Fare only 55c including
war tax. Leaves Davenport SIS p.
M, Rock Island $50 p. m. New
York 10th Century Jazz Orchestra.
--(Advertisement).
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he is not altogether to blame the
job is very ef sential and necessary
but there are other ways OF guio-
ing the public with less friction 70
all concerned by removing some Oh
these stumbling block regulations
A CITIZEN.
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last fiscal year. Secretary Mellon
announced.

The Norwegians are the longest
lived of Europeans; the Spaniards
shortest.
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Argus.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
SUFFERING IN INDIA
CHARGED TO BRITISH

WASHINGTON. Dec 2i (Associated
Press) British rule In India was crlti-
cized to-day in an address before the
National Popular Government League
by Syud Hossain, one Of the three rep
rescntatives of that country who pre-
sented her claims at Versailles. as the
cause of the present widespread suffer
ing throughout India, and as being ap-
parently designed solely to transfer
Indian wealth bodily to Great Britain.
Mr.. Hossain expressed the opinion
that Il was futile TO hold such a con-
clave as the present arms conference
when British militarisn "is holding
under its heel one-fifth OF tho people Of
the world by a brutal and sordid sys-
tem'
A great hope had come to India. he
said. through the appearance and Tabor
OF love" of the Mahatma Gandhi, leader
of the movement for peaceful non-co-
operation throughout India.
Asked as 10 how far Mr.. Ssstri. one
nj the British delegates at the confer
ence. represented the people Of India,
Mr.. Hossaiu replied II was "farcical and
outrageous 10 suggest Mr.. Sastrl as an
Indian representative.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Conference Doings

A FAIRS in Washington prac-
"A tically We're at a standstill
so far as was permitted to
become public. France. however.
was busy preparing a complete
statement for the full naval com
mittee TO consider to-day in the
hope c. settling her capital ship
rhtiu
limitations were made that be-
cal use of the reduction in lig war
ships France may ask for a huge
increase in submarine tonnage.
There were indications that
Japan was preparing to make some
concessions to China in the Shan
tung settlement, 1t being expected
that new instructions from Toxic
would point way to a resumption
of conversations.
Lord Riddell said his farewells
to Washington on the eve Uf start
ing for his home.