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Evening journal., 1922-05-09

Wool and Fibre Rugs. rever-
sible, durable. pretty. Here in
big assortment of patterns and
sizes. used in every room. Ami
versary prices:
9 #. X u IT. only SIS.
8 #. in. 10 IT. in. only
Sf4.
IT. x 9 #. only 50.
- IT. X Is #. only S25.
#. X 10 IT. only $50.
12 IT. x IL It. only S22.
80 in. X so in. only $3.50.
Rattania Fibre Rugs. Just
arrived in time for the anniver-
sary sale.
9 #. x IL It. for S15.75.
IT. in. x 10 #. in. for
s14.
Imported Grass Rugs IN stem
ciled borders or all-over pat
terms. A first-rate low-price
grass rug for summer use.
#. X II #. size only $3.50.
IT. 10 IT. size, only $500.
It. fl. size, only $3.50.
IT. in. X Z #. in. size.
only $3.50.
3 #. K IT. size. only S1.5O.
27 in. x 81 in. size, only S5c.
IS in. X SO in. size, only soc.
The Best American Grass
Rugs in the largest assortment
OF patterns and the prettiest
you've seen. sizes from IS in. X
36 in. at 75c up to IL IT. x Is #.
at S22.5O.
Third Floor.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

Administer Rugs. one Of the
most satisfactory medium
priced values 60 be had, highI
pile, rich colors.
9 IT x IL #. size, S29.75 dur
Ing this sale.
s ft.3 in. 10 It. in. size,
S2S.75 during this sale.
Royal Wilton Rugs, a splen-
did rug. rich colors, handsome
designs.
9 it. 10 #. size. SIS for this
sale.
8 IT. 8 in. K 10 #. 6 In, SOS
for this sale.
Seamless Velvet Rugs, we'll
covered designs in neat figures.
special anniversary sale prices:
#. II IT. for S22.5O.
IT. 3 in. X 10 #. in. for $50.
Z It. 6 in. x #. for SIS.
#. X Q II. for SIS.
Seamless Wilton VeIvets. at
tractive patterns that you won't
tire of; rich colors that stand.
A good rug. Anniversary Sale
Prices:
9 IT. x 12 IT. for S67.5O.
8 IT. in. K 10 IT. in for
$3.50.
81 in. K 81 in. for $3.50.
Seamless Administers, Of the
best grade. Anniversary sale
price:
8 #. x IL IT. at $3.50.
8 It. in. x 10 II. 6 in, $4,000.
7 IT. 6 in. x IT. at $3.50.
IT. X It. at S31.5O.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Extra Specials From Our
Art Dept.
For Our Anniversary Sale.

Stamped Pillow Cases, scalloped
edges: regular 1925 and $3.50 each.
Anniversary special price. S1.OO.
Women's shoulder strap stamped
Aprons, unbleached. good size, 29c
each.
Former Use and 81 stamped Art
Cloth cream white aprons. special
Anniversary price. only soc each.
Cover-all Aprons. stamped, Of
good quality chambray, were s2.50,
reduced now to S1.73 each.
Large size stamped Bed Spreads.
with throw attached. regular $3.50
good quality in attractive designs,
Anniversary price, S2.63.
Dry-well Towels. for crochet edge
for limited time during this sale
these will be only 29c.
Scalloped Edge Scarfs. all-white or
with colored borders. were 35c, now
only 23c.
Stamped Nightgowns. Of good
long cloth. were s1.25; Anniversary
Sale price, only 81.
Corticeln Silk Wool. all shades,
special Anniversary Sale price, only
85c bail.
Art Dept, First Floor.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
RECORD PEA CROP
Is EXPECTED

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. May 9.-Unless the
louise plays havoc with the pea cror
in lower Delaware and adjoining
counties in Maryland, between now
and the end of the month. the larg-
est packs of peas that was ever put
up on the Peninsula will result. ac-
cording to a local packer. who
states that the acreage sown is the
largest in the history of the pea
industry in this section. The pea
industry is one of the oldest canning
industries in lower Delaware. the
soil being especially well adapted to
the growing of English peas.
The crop will be on about June 1,
and from then until June Is the
canneries will be rushed to capacity,
as peas must be packed as soon as
they come from the vine.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Toilet Goods
Special
For the Anniversary Sale

Reg. 81 Boncilla Sets, special al
soc.
1Oc Twin Bar Glycerine Soap, 8
for CSC.
Reg. 81 Toilet Water. 73c each.
Palmolive Shampoo, soc size, SSc
75c. size. special at 43c.
25c Daggett 6 Ramsdell Soaps
for csc.
Reg. soc size MEET. deodorant,
sec.
Reg. soc size, Nilodox. soc.
Tea Rose Face Powder. reg. soc,
29c.
sanitol Tooth Paste. reg. S5c, for
19c.
sanitol Hair Tonic. reg. 45c for
CSC.
Sanitol Shampoo reg. 45c for 23c.
Palmolive Face Powder. reg. soc,
23c.
Palmolive Cold Cream and Van
ishing Cream, 23c.
Toilet Goods. First Floor.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Anniversary Sale
Basement
Bargains
that save Won money

Ht SnNO 9Ou AiOhty
on good quality desirable merchan-
disc.
Se-in. Bleached Muslin, special 7
yde. for 81.
S5c Bleached Table Damask, full
mercerized, 59c a yd.
Heavy Toilet Twill Crash, reg.
12lac for 1Oc yd.
S6-inch Percales. worth 25c. Nice
stripes for shirts. f7c a yd.
S2-in. Plaid Ginghams. formerly
here for soc.
Handsome colorings in large brok-
en- plaids. f9c yd.
Kraft Kloth. 36-in., for aprons
and children's dresses. SOC a yd.
Union finish Toweling Crash, alb
sorbent, 22c yd.
basement
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Beauty Hint
For Today

Before going ont cleanse the skin
with Lska cleansing cream. then ap-
ply dcrwillo and you will have a COM
nlavion as beautiful as a rose. This
combination beauties when everything
else fails over 100000 discriminating
girls and women use nothing else. Try
10 today II you don't Ike IL, take %
back and get your money. At toilet
counters everywhere.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
AMATEUR CIRCUS
AT CARNEY'S POINT

cARNEY's POINT. May "A
dress rehearsal was held yesterday
for the big amateur circus, to be
held by the Carney's Point commu-
nifty Y. M. c. A. at the Dye Works
athletic field on May II and 12. The
performers will be members OF the
various gymnasium classes who have
been in training several months.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Anniversary Sale Continues With Growing
Interest and Added Bargains

Locks that stray need the
restraining influence of we'll
made hair nets. Blue Bird
Nets are extra full size, cap
or fringe styles, and are here
in a range OF perfect hair
shades. Every net is guaran-
teed perfect at the time of
sale. 1t has been carefully Sc
lected and examined by sew
eral inspectors.
We recommend double
mesh for every day wear and
single mesh with evening at
tire. 15c each; 3 for 35c.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
SAYS RELIEF
CAME At once
Wilmington Lady Was
Weak, Run Down and in
Poor State of Health
TOOK PLANT JUICE
AND NOW is HAPPY

Many local people are daily testi-
flying that the effect of Plant Juice
the new herbal medicine, upon their
systems, is almost immediate in
cases Of stomach, liver and kidney
troubles and such blood disorders as
catarrh and rheumatic aches and
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Elegant
Silks

You delighted with the quality and assortment OF our
ss in this Anniversary these figured
Emono silks the different designs,
3e-lnch goods sfOO am S1.75 yard.
These Geogetes perfect shades for afternoon
evening wear, 4O-nch wide, Sf.5O 10 $225 yard.
These white Jap blue turquoise and
black SO inches wide. only S175 yard
Fouards popular this for every
ve and occasion Printed S15O s275
SILK Dept-First FLOOR
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

Are you looking for a bargain in
automobiles? The Want Ads will
satisfy any and every want you have.
especially in this line. They are
the medium for all sensible indi-
viduals.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Anniversary Sale Special
Prices on Good Rugs

You'll find standard quality Rugs from the in the
world here variety
patterns
what customers tell you'll find that quality
quality
elsewhere yourself
the tell Come their quality
beauty you'll appreciate
special prices for anniversary sale.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Tomorrow only ss.Th

silk and Canton Crepe Dresses
from our own stock of well-made
and fashionably designed highgrade
dresses formerly selling from $500
to s45.00 each. Individually repric-
ed beginning tomorrow at $3.50 to
s29.5O, almost half what they have
been.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
S1x90 Bleached Sheets
Were regularly $3.50 each.
Anniversary Sale
Price, $1.00 each

Properly made, without center
seam. of excellent bleached muslin
of very good weight. we've sold lots
OF these regularly for $3.50 a piece.
Special in our Anniversary Sale at
only 81. Come early.
Pillow Cases to match. 42x36 size,
formerly 35c each. for our Anniver-
sary Sale only at for ST.
Basement.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
BEAD SPECIALS
ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIAL PRICES ON
Muslin Night Gowns,
Starting at 43c each

But don't Judge the price! These regular
65c kmono style nghtgowns regular stock AS key to
limited quantity this
should be before the day Is out
nainsook and batiste most OF them kmono
versary price only 75c each
washable satin and lace either
white or flesh color original $3.50 piece Ami
versary Sale Price. only 92c each
Size Slpover Nishtgowns trimmed with en-
broidery, Anniversary special at 81 each.
sleeveless nghtgOwns of excellent quality and
neatly made Anniversary Sale price only $3.50.
Floor take elevator.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

increased your weight. strength and endur-
ance. II is often remarkable what an astonish-
ing difference II makes in persons appear
ance 70 round-out face and figure with few
pounds OF good firm flesh. II Is often equally
surprising what a tremendous amount OF pep.
vlgor force and energy a little more oxygen
ated organic iron will give a person whose
blood is deficient in this magic-like substance.
Over four million people are using Nuxated
Iron annually. their experience proving that
It increases the strength and endurance Of
weak. nervous. run down people, in many
cases in two weeks time.
SPECIAL NOTE. II. after making the above
test with Nuxated Iron. or Nuxated Iron and
Nitamines. you do not obtain all and even
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
WOnen'S
Stockings

Bull-f stSihOutO lhSie
and Cotton Wayne-Knit
Last year these soldson special sale
for 79c a pair. They are slight ir-
regulars OF the Wayne stockings that
sell regularly for s5c to $1.25 pair
now
Anniversary Sale Price, SOC n pair,
black, white, grey, brown, reg
ular and extra sizes.
If you've had any of our Wayne
irregulars before you will lose no
time in securing a lot of these at
this low price. It's only occasionally
that we can get them.
Hosiery, First Floor.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

the discovery Of Vmne shows why thousands
be weak thin and undenoushe three or four big meals day. while
much smaller quantity exactly the food and by addg
quickly flesh obtain greatly
increased strength and provided blood contains sufficient quantity
igenate enable mate Without
organic both food and absolutely useless
snge dess food matter into living cells Ae
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

local and
this wishes strength and
$100 package of
Yeast Vsmine Tablets absolutely Free explained below
offer good for days
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
Three Big Meals a Day-Yet
Thousands are Thin, Weak,
Nervous and Under-Nourished

SCIENCE TELLS A REASON WIIY-Are you one of those
whose diet consists principally of meatsoups, white Bread
of various kinds fish, potatoes timed fruits and
vegetables pies and cakes Then read what science
says in regard to why you may grow thin, weak
and emacated, matter how much you eat.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09


blood. Organic iron takes up oxygen from
your lungs. This oxygenated organic iron =
unites with your digested food as II is
absorbed into your blood like Ere unites with
wood and by so doing it creates tremendous
and energy. Without organic iron in your
your food merely passes through your body "
doing you any good
\ Blood Examinations by yphysicians all over tn,
Utry have shown that an enormous amount Of
fare deficient nhemoglobin orion contentin tn
stream. and this is often the real underlying C
thin. emaciated, weak, nervous, rundown
ton and it is for this reason that thousands Of
may take Vitamines without obtaining result
not the fault Of the Vitamines, but it is the +
your blood. Therefore, in practically ever
where Vitamines are necessary. organic iron
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
FEAR MONTANA may LOSE
MILLION OF ROAD AID
Missoulians Lead Movement to Pre-.
vent States Share Being Dis
trlbuted Elsewhere

Missoula-W. B. Dennis of Carlton,
Ore, author of most Of the good roads
legislation enacted by Oregon, will ad-
dress a statewide good roads meeting
in Missoula Saturday night, October
IA, under the auspices of the Missoula
chamber of commerce.
The need for state funds with which
to match federal funds for road build.
ings purposes in Montana at this time
Is crucial. 1t Is believed If the facts
regarding the danger of Montana losing
n big portion of its allotment of fed,
eral funds are brought forcibly to the
attention of the business men of the
state, some plan will be developed to
remedy the situation.
Mr.. Dennis will represent the Port.
land chamber of commerce and will ex-
plain how Oregon has worked out her
splendid highway system To gain a
representative Montana audience TO,
this meeting invitations are being SEN
all over the state.
If Montana cannot match fedora
funds for roads, she stands to lose
approximately S1,OOO,OOO July 1, 1923.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
STEEL MERGER CALLED
OFF BY HOSTILITY
Independents Abandon Three company
Consolidation as Trade Commission
Doubts Legality

New ork.--Announcement was
made here that the proposed merger
of the Inland Steel company, the Mid
vale Steel and Ordnance company and
the Republic Iron and Steel company
Will not take place. The decision was
due, 1t was said, to the action of the
federal trade commission in holding
that such merger would be Illegal.
"A statement setting forth the rea.
sons for the decision was issued by
w. III. Corey, chairman OF the board
of the Midvale Steel and Ordnance
company, John A. Topping, chairman
of the hoard Of the Republic Iron and
Steel company. and l.. +. Block, chair.
man of the Republic Iron and Steel
company.
The decision to abandon the three
company consolidation. which was to
have heen known as the North Ameri
can Steel company, was strengthened
1t was said, by the unwilllngness OF
bankers to finance the merger in the
face of the federal trade comlssion's
ruling.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
GEORGIA SOLON IS
CALLED BY DEATH
Senator Watson Dies Suddenly at
Washington From Attack OF
Asthma

Washington.-United States Senator
Thomas f. Watson of Georgia, died
suddenly at his home here. Death was
said to be due to an acute attack of
asthma, from which Senator Watson
had suffered recurrently for some years.
Although failing health had inter-
rupted Senator Watson's attendance at
senate sessions frequently in the last
few months. he was In his seat when
the senate adjourned. He was GO years
of age
Although having served only short
time in the senate, Senator Watson's
oratory and fiery attacks on legisla-
ton he opposed added to his national
prominence gained in his home state.
He was a strong advocate of bonus
for former service men and another
of his strong policies was advocacy of
release of men convicted during the
war under the espionage act. He
wrote President Harding and made
many speeches favoring a general am
nesty for such prisoners
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
DRY AGENTS TAKE MANY
IN BUTTE LIQUOR RAID
5000 Gallons of Wine and Other
Liquors, Valued at $4,000, Are
Seized by Officers

Butte.-Armed with a hundred war
rants, II prohibition officers and depu-
ty United States marshals raided q
places in Butte, and arrested the pro-
prietors under charges of violating the
laws against manufacturing and selling
liquor.
The retail value of the goods seized
in the raid is estimated at $4,000. AT
one place officers found French cham
pagnes and brandies, imported whis-
kies, absinthe, vermouth, benedictine
and other favorite beverages Of the
past. In the suburb of Meaderville
more than 1900 gallons of wine were
seized.
Those arrested were placed under
5000 bonds by the United States COM
missioner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
TURKISH FORCES
HALT At CHANAk
I 100 lcAvALR YMEN RETIRE UN-
DER WHITE FLAG AS THREAT
TO FIRE COMES
BRITISH TAKE FIRM STAND
Chance Of Front Follows Meeting AFTER
Turks Cross Line at Chanak
Because UItimatum Failed to
Guarantee Return Of Thrace

Constantlnople.-The British offic-
ials announce that a Turkish force
Of 100 cavalry which crossed the
neutral zone at Chanak, have retired
on Bairam Jik, following conference
between the commanders Of the Tul'
kish and British forces. No shots
were fired The Turks retired under
a white flag.
The Turks stopped their advance
when the British notified the Turkish
commander that farther forward
movement would cause the British to
open fire.
The Turkish ultlmatum allowed for
guarantees respecting the return OF
Thrace and it was because TO guar
antees were forthcoming that the
Turkish cavalry crossed the border
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
IL U. S. pEsTRoYERs
TO TURKISH CAPITAL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DENLY has
ordered two destroyer divisions. com
prising II destroyers, to proceed "as
early as possible from Norfolk to Con
stantinople with extra supply of provi
slons" In response to a request from
Rear Admiral Mark Bristol, American
high commissioner at Constantinople
that they be sent "for the protection OF
American interests"
In addition, the supply ship Bridge
will proceed as soon as possible tc
Constantlnople.
THE purpose Of sending these ships
Is to protect American interests" It was
declared, and furnish supplies should
they be needed. The method of distri
button and In general the use to be
made OF the supplies so furnished will
be determined by Admiral Bristol"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
CONSTANTINE OUT
AS ARMY MARCHES
Crown Prince Becomes King; ReVo'u-
tionary Movement Making Head
way In All Directions

Athens.-King Constantine, bowling
to the will of the army and navy, has
abdicated and Crown Prince George,
who married Princess Elizabeth, OF
Rumania, becomes king Of Greece.
until the people say they want me
no more, / shall hold my throne" the
king had previously declared. He ac-
cepts this swift revolution as the
voice of the people.
Oddly enough, II was the former
American battleship Idaho, now the
Greek Lemnos, that started the revoln-
ton. In 1913, Greece bought the Idaho
and the Mississippi. The Idaho was
named Lemnos. The Mississippi was
named the Kilkos after famous battle
against the Bulgarians.
The revolutionists announce that
they will proclaim their choice Of a
ministry on their arrival in Athens.
The revolutionary movement, which
Is said to be led by General Gonatas,
is making Roadway in all directions,
but thus far without reports of blood
shed.
The insurrection which, while not
altogether unlocked for. broke out In
formidable force with unexpected SUD
denness, had its inception among the
vanqulshed troops brought fro M
Smyrna to the island Of Mytiene and
Chios, and among the soldiers at Sa
loniki. Strangely enough, however
these two revOlts seem to have had
different objects, the former aimed al
the overthrow of the government and
King Constantine, and the latter ut the
defense Of Thrace against the Turks.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
IRISH BEGIN ADOP1l
OF STATE GlNa|I
New Convenant Contains n
In Ratifyino First Pail
ess Is CONSIDERED n

Dublin.-The parliament, /
tee, has adopted article / Il
Irish constitution. Keyiu 4
minister of home Affairs j
the adoption of the arciAI
AngloIrish treaty had ID
under duress inasmuch d y
tive was war, but that tier
exercised their choice and I'd
treaty as the best thing oanl
There are in all IS arid
constitution now pending i J
ment, many of them Of u
length. Article l cOntainsM
sentence, reading:
"The Irish free state
eireann) is a coequal nlenl'
community of nations foruls
ish commonwealth Of nafiaa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
Gold Strike Causes Stampede

Randsburg, Calif-Announcements
coming almost simultaneously of gold
and silver strikes in seven mines of
the Rand mining district have caused
repetition of early California scenes
here.
The mines in which paying ore was
said to have been found are widely
scattered over the Rand district, which
was the scene Of a gold rush about
25 years ago.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
Carpenter Loses to NEGRO

Paris. - Georges Carpenter. the
heavyweight champion boxer of Europe
and Idol of France, was defeated here
by Battling Sikh, the Senegalese fight.
er, In thre sixth round of what was f.
nave been 20-round bout. Carpenter
never had a chance after the third
round. He was barely able to re.
spond to the bell at the beginning of
the sixth. With his right eye com.
pietely closed and his nose broken. he
was unable to put up a guard.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
ALLEGED Slayer IS

Sheridan, Wyo.-Joe
Italian coal miner cnsls
Staying of Fred Hoffman, =,
at Kleenburn, wyo- a ces
here~ was captured by
er, Mont, after a runnl D,
ing over two miles. ., y
after being wounded sD
here for safe keeping
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
Forest Fire Damage J

Port Townsend, WASH
fire which destroyed Two q
Discovery Bay, Logging y
miles south of here, mas VI
ing into the heavily un
near Washington Harcef
400 men have been sent
trict to fight the flamn y
damage is placed at s''ep
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
Bandits Shot In Bank HoIdup

Eureka Springs, Ark.,-Flve bandits.
heavily armed, rode into this mountain
town In two automobiles to rob the
First National bank. At night the
bodies OF two OF them were in an un.
dertaker's establishment, one bandit
so badly wounded his death Is mo
mentarily expected and two other
members OF the gang, with less severe
wounds are in Jail as the result of a
battle between the bandits and cit,
Gems OF Eureka Springs.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06

WARL0RDs n
TO Attack
'So-l'H AND olsrr,l
DIVIDE uNrAxss !
OF SIBERIA
NEGOTIATIONS MI
Big munition store. , s.
by Japan sei,.a
''0-l'"; Two l.s1,|
Merging TAals i.

Tokio.-Japanese NINA.
ties are credited with the i
General Dieterichs, the " l.
er in vladivostok, and a b
Lin, the war lord Of N,
been negotiating secret, /,
under which the arms IA h
anese in Siberia win i
tween tw the Siberian genea''
chinese general, who b, !
opposing the soviet forcs !
of the far eastern reuuhls \
Part of the military eqp,
doned by the first coptip,.s|
anese to leave Siberia 4 \
ready to have been tuna'
Chang Tso-Lin. TheJapaps|
ment is investigating.
The newspaper Kokuu,
charges that some Of ii, ,
munitions which Japan N
give the Chita government \
clusion of an agreement \
disposed of to Dieterichs \
through the machination d h
military clique.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
Bail Men Accused v !.

Marion, Ill.-Eighty.ssn. -, \
of Herrin, Johnston Wv
have furnished BONDS !" 4,
which the men inoN' ~, I
connection with the Ia i.s n
lngs were released win ~ VI
lions, six of whom are aIs q
bail, and two Others W.
been appreheuded. II
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
5000 Cases Of Rum y

Fargo, N. D.-Three q
bonded whisky, containing Y
and valued at between y
100000, were seized at Paa
by federal prohibition @
liquor, shipped from the =
distilleries at OwensbOro' \
National Bell Drug conpal'
couver, B. c., is being %
toms agents at Portal.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
Win Call World Debt Meet

Brussels.-An International confer.
ence To consider PREPARATIONS. inter.
allied debts and loan to Germany
will probably be called for early in
December.
The December date was proposed So
as to await the results of the Anglo
American negotiations for debt fund.
Ing and to afford time in which 10
Induce the United States to particlpate
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
N. Y. Giants AGAIN chamnions

new lork.-The New York Giants
are champions of the National base
oall league for the tenth time in their
o oaarer' Eight of these triumphs have
occurred since 1904, under the leader
snip of John J. McGraw, and this Yeas
finish. N"i -"eefra"