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him.
Mr.. Wendell Simmons seems to be
the hold Coke" Of club at each meet
tiers until the time to dismiss, can
one suggest a remedy for this case?
Mr.. w. T. Warren Of Ardmore,
Okla, passed through this city Friday
on his way to Cleburne, to visit his
recovery for Sher
1t Is really puzzle to the Junior
choir members of Mt Gilead church
that so many young men come there
the young ladies home, but are lls-
appointed. Tuesday night seemed to
have been one of those nights.
Why is it that Mr.. Dalter Allen,
suggested a spotlight at club meet
Mr. w. w. Jackson of this city visit
ed some of his friends in Keystone,
Texas, last week.
Mr. Rhodrick Houston Of Denison.
Texas. is a visitor in this city he Is
very popular with the new dances IL
you wish to learn any of them see
him.
days ago to Beevllle to spend their
grand father willed to him a part of
his flower bed to which he Is suppos-
ed to build his home.
Mr.. Thomas Allen, the jet black oil
KING VIII ne III LhiS City lOA iOW
days and then return to his native
land, Africa.
Mr.. Johnnie Lacy Of this city has
been warm on the trail of Mr.. VIM
Anderson for the last few days so
without any success, he gave up his
triumph.
Mt. GIIead Mission $. S.
Due to the fact that the weather
was not permissible for many OF the
numbers to be present Sunday. but
nevertheless the good work was car
ried on. The superintendent was
at hand at the usual hour instructing
the masters work to those present.
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OAK CLIFF NEWS.

Mrs. ]. Green of 1902 E. 9th Street,
has returned from Corsicana, where
she attended the bed side OF her sis
Ter, Mrs. Florence Carter
Mrs. A. B. Ellis of 1923 E, 9th st.
was buried Sunday April S0tn with
Woodmen honors from Smith Chapel,
A. M. e. church Rev. Weakly of st.
Paul M. e. Church officiating. The
following out of town relatives were
present: Mother and Father, MIR. and
Mrs. Tom Moore of Pilot Point; Sis
ters: Mrs. N. j. Green of Oklahoma
City. Mrs. Aisle Clark, of Denton,
Miss Lillian Moore of Kansas City,
Mo. Brothers: Messrs. w. l.. Moore
of Pilot Point, David Moore of Okla.
City. Mr.. and Mrs c. e. Moore of New
Mexico. Cousins; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Haywood of Mineral Wells, Mr., j.
Kirsey of Mineral Wells and MI Hen
ry Thomas of FIT Worth.
Mrs. Fannie Berry of Lewlsville,
who was operated on at Hames SAM
tarium, has returned home.
Mr.. ]. N. Nichols of 1880 Hutchinson
St, who was accldently hurt few
weeks ago, is very much improved.
Mrs. W. w. Harp OF Texarkana, Tex
as, who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal of 824 Jefferson
Circle, has returned home.
Mrs Mary Jones of 1927 Hutchison
St., who underwent an operation al
Falkland Hospital, As improving al
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Mack Of Colo
RADIO Street who were forced to flet
from the high water, are domicilec
with Mr.. and Mrs. p A. Bacon, 3O'
fCliff Street.
Mrs. venia Collier of 1106 N. Better.
ton Circle is very i'll at this writing
Mrs. A. L. Swami Of 1924 Il 9th st
has returned from visit to Corsicana
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City

ReWs

of the occasion was not present, a
very profitable evening was enjoyed.
The secretary set forth the plans and
program of the "Y" for the month of
May which were heartily approved of
by all. Several gave their names to
join the Y. M. G. A., stating II would
be their delight to interest others in
the worthy work of the association
Regular meetings every Sunday after
noon at 4 p. m. Everyone is invited.
The track and field day under the
auspices of the Y. M. c. A. Is Satur-
day. May 90 on Hall Street Park
Boys from all the schools and others
outside may register for this impor-
tant event. A small group of high
school boys met Tuesday afternoon
and elected as their Captain LaSalle
Donnell. We urged the boys register
early for the different events Prizes
win he awarded the winners accord
ing to finishes.
Many of our subscribers to the an
nual budget have paid their pledges
out in full. others have a small bal
ance due. Every pledge was counted
in the campaign as 100 per cent good,
those who have not made their pledges
good. the association will greatly APP
preciate an early remittance in full.
]. ID. RICE. Executive Sec'y.
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AN EXPRESSION OF cRATIrUpp.

Sympr thy is so sweet when death
invades our homes taking from US
our loved ones leaving Il sad and des-
olate. The family of Mr. John Lloyd
who departed this life Thursday. April
90 wish to express their deepest
gratitude and appreciation to their
many friends and neighbors for their
comfort and cheer in so dark an hour.
Your floral offerings were plany and
so beautiful, and II was you dear
friends and neigbbors who placed
yoursel ss as a staff that enabled us
TO lean upon to stand this awful trial.
again please accept our. sincere thanks.
Signed:
Mrs. Leda Lloyd. Wife.
Miss Maggie Lloyd, Daughter.
Tom Lloyd. Brother.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDDING.

At the home of Mrs. Minnie Austin,
zoos Allen street, last Sunday even
ing at o'clock there terminated the
short but eventful chase of Dan Cur
pid. that goddess of love which knows
of no defeat.
The contracting parties being r. H.
Hendricks and Mrs Minnie Austin.
At the hour above stated, Rev. Harper.
assistant pastor of St John Baptist
church entered and performed the
solemn vows that made them man and
wife. A large crowd of friends, both
white and Colored witnessed the af-
fair.
The couple was showered with con-
CALCULATIONS by their friends. In the
living room of the home where the
ceremony took place, resembled a
bank of roses protruding from the
breast of mother nature. Flowers be-
ing in profuse in all parts of the
building.
Many useful gifts were given the
bride and groom by both Colored
and white friends.
delicacies were served.
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Mrs. Viola Hughes of 1916 L. 9th St.
is again up after an illness of several
weeks.
Mrs. Signora Boswell. Mrs. T. B.
Williams, Rev. Starks and wife, and
Rev A. F. Johnson left Monday. May
LIST for the general conference OF the
c. NJ e. church at st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Sadie Hooper of 1876 ~ Bish
OF who has been i'll is UP and able to
be about.
Leave your News Items at PENIS
Drug store or VOLTS Grocery Store.
Show your race pride by doing and
not talking. Help us give Oak Ciff
better News service by substrib' ing
for the Express and paying promptly.
Express: 20 cents per month, pay
able in A-D-V-A NEE.
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he managed to stay with Wills some
time ago. Young jackson has been in
the habit of facing fellows, who when
they fell from one of his blows they
remained down. 1t was not thus with
Langford. The ancient Sam probably
pulled the stunt for a purpose 1t is
a little trick that always puts dam
per upon the ambitious youngster
when he seemin sly downs an oppon-
ent several times but he does not stay
down The vetern scrappers and their
managers have Dag after bag of tricks
for the unsuspecting public and mex
perienced boxers; so If Tut jackson
is wise, he will continue to steer Gle
ar of the Tate, Langford and Comp
any game.
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WEAK WOMEN ArrnNrIoN

EGl ' sacb a. wi OVARIAN SHP paIbs
Pains in the lower part of your Stom-
ach, Bearing-down Pains, Headache.
Backache, Whites Painful or Trreg,
ular Periods. II you have that tired.
Ing so common to women. II you
have tried all kinds OF medicines and
doctors, and even though you have
been told that an operation was nee
essary YOU MAY BE MADE WELL
AND STRONG AGAIN. Write for FREE
booklet Of information and advice to-
day.
THE PELvO MEDICINE co.
Dept AS Memphis, Tenn.
5-6-4t
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Residence Lots.
ATTENTION, COLORED PEOPLE


Just few facts concerning the
IDEAL ADDITION. The entire adj
dition Is free and clear from any
DEBT not five cents owing on any
lot. Deed and abstract showing a per-
rect title is given when you have
paid one-half Of the purchase price
Of any lot, so that you are taking no
chances In any way when you buy
an IDEAL ADDITION lot. Sandy loan
soil. not deep sand but real loan,
the finest land In the world for gar
den. fruit, chickens and hogs Why
ever buy in the black mud section OF
Dallas and bog up every time It
rains1 And, remember this the
IDEAL ADDITION is the prettiest,
the cleanest and the fastest selling
Dallas for coLoRED PEOPLE. with
S0o lots IL the IDEAL ADDITION and
BIER TWO ADDITION we have now
less than 100 left in the year and
half time that the addition has been
on the market We are now selling
addition, beautiful lots. 50x110 feet
to a 10-foot alley. for only $3.50, and
for Sc cash and SO monthly, NO IN
TEREST OR TAKES and you may
after making your first payment We
also help you build. loaning you
money and we also sell homes very
cheap and on very easy terms. RE
MEMBER THIS: Our terms are so
easy that any man. woman or child.
can buy and pay for a lot In the
IDEAL ADDITION. Statesmen on the
ground from to $3.50 D. m. every
Sunday--can meet you any day during
the week at the addition. You can
car to the end of line, going one
block east to the Central Railway.
then south on Il to Anderson street,
which leads you EAST direct to the
street to brick store opposite Meters
Dairy. then east one block to Central
Railway, thence on Anderson street
satisfied customers will endorse the
IDEAL ADDITION as the one choice
place in Dallas for Colored people, in
y hich to buy and live: Further infor-
nation given from phone x 2OSs,
residence e. 3784 or at office, sOl-2
Slaughter Bldg. 1917 Main street
IDEAL DEVELOPMENT CO. a. =,
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their deeds of
kindness, during the illness and death
of our wife and aunt, Lille Beed and
we are very grateful for the beauti-
full floral contributions by House
hold of Ruth No. 23S The Excelsior
Mutual, Mr.. and Mrs. Bird and Mrs.
Dora Holt Camp We are asking Je-
hovah's choicest benedictlon upon
each of you.
Sincerely yours.
SAUL BEED, Husband
and other relatives
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MIR. AND MRS. WALKER
ENTERTAIN.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph Walker. enter
tanned at the hospitable home of their
friend, Mrs. Ellen Brown, 1923 Mea-
2S, about ten couples, to a real Gin
the good old days" Dutch luncheon.
1t was an enjoyable affair where
music and other innocent pleasures
swelled the occasion to the joy Of all
present.
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nee at all times is Harry Wills. Prob
ably no boxer knows Wills as we'll as
| do, as l referred two contests for
him, one against Sam Langford and
one against Jim Johnson. Wills won
both fairly easy.
=" Wills is as big as Jack Johnson
and a better natural fighter than he
ever was, but not as good in defense,
Wills is another Peter Jackson.
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TO THE MANY FRIENDS AND AS
SOCRATES OF MRS. J. II. GLAS.
PER. ONE OF THE CONTESTANTS
IN THE MAY FEST.
She has made Il convenient to all by
placing votes in the following places:
o. X. BARBER SHOP,
208 North Central.
PRIDE OF DALLAS CAFE.
1904 Hall street
THE PARTISAN BEAUTY PAR
LoR. S07 North Central
and at 1900 Jackson st.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our MANY friends
for the kindness rendered us and the
beautiful floral offerings for our be-
loved brother and uncle, also aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs a. d. Lomax, who were
drowned at Palmer, Texas, April %.
The bodies were shipped to Dallas,
for burial Sunday, April 30 from the
congregational Church. We wish to
especially thank the members OF Adah
Chapter No. 4, o. e. s. for their beau
tiful floral offering.
May Coos blessings be upon all OF
you.
Signed:
MRS. LAURA WALKER. Sister.
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WILEY UNIVERSITY.
M. w. DOgan, Pres.

A Summer School and Summer
Normal will be conducted jointly at
Wiley University, Marshall, Texas pc
ginning June 18th, 1922. A strong fac
ulty and fine equipment. Expenses:
Registration $500; Tuition, Summer
School az weeks $500; Summer
Normal e weeks) $1,000. Board and
room need not exceed $40 month.
Write President M, w. Dogan, about
Summer School courses or H. B. Penn
berton about Summer Normal subjects.
5-6-3t
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DALLAS LAWYER APPOINTED TO
REPRESENT MEXh OIL SYNDI-
CATE AND INSURANCE INTER-
ESTS.

Hon. Robert r. H. Simmons, presi-
ident of Deroloc Mexia Oil Syndicate
was in Dallas, Saturday, April 20.
While here the appointment of
Lawyer A. S. Wells was affected by
him to represent the interests of the
DerolOc Syndicate Co, and the Mexia
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Texas
of which he is one of its strongest
financial hackers. Mr.. w. H. Moore
of this city is president Of the Fire
Insurance Company and while here he
was a guest of Mr.. Moore at his home,
1921 Thomas avenue.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their deeds of
kindness during the Illness and death
of our beloved vife and sister. Bessie
Mae Taylor. Plo se accept our heart
floral offerings.
w. H. TAYLOR. Husband.
MABID FORT, Sister.
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PICTURES HARRY WILLS AS AN0-
THEIR PETER JACKSON.


New York, City. Way According
to Tommy Burns, former heavyweight
champion, who is now using his right
to write wonderful news items for
the London papers about the MANLY
Art.
Burns opinions are widely printed
and generally respected when he
talks about ring matters. Expostula-
ting about present conditions OF the
heavy weight class, Burns says; "The
onyl tighter who has real good cha
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NOTICE DALLAS PATRLARCHY.

All members of the Dallas Patriar-
chy who have ordered suits are re-
quested to meet Wednesday night
at 8oclock at office of d. C. S., j. P.
Starks, Dallas Express building. The
outfits are expected to be here. Come
on time.
B. C. CHOICE. M. v. p.
j. @. SHARKS, W. p. r.
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WIFE of DALLAS BUSINESS MAN
DIES.

Mrs. Rosa Graggs. aged 40. wife of
Chas. r. Graggs. local writer, jour
naljst and business nan died at the
family home here. 1910 Hall street
q brief illness.
Surviving, Mrs. Graggs is a husband
and several children. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at 1880
o'clock at New Hope Baptist church,
The remains was shipped to Marlin
Texas, 8:45 Sunday night where bu-
rial was made the following Monday.
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HAIRDRpsspR.

Madam Ellis, Is an experienced hair
dresser always gives satisfaction to
her customers and guarantees the
hair to grow. cures dandruff. stops
railing hair and itching scalp and
produces a luxurious growth OF hair
Come and take the first treatment and
be convinced.
RES. I'LL PRESTON,
PHONE 10. 92DI.
4-22-3t
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Wanted-To adopt little girl or
z wears old, must be healthy. Good
home and education given. Address
WIS I'D Fresh, Temple. Texas.
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NOTICE-MEMBRRS AIGIERS
TnnDr, Ern - - - :.

LODGE NO "A. X. OF p.
All members are urgently request
ed to meet 3rd Monday. May Is
This is the last meeting before thu
Grand Lodge and important business
will be transacted.
F. C. A. LYRAELS, C. C.
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BRANCH Y. M. c. A.

A splendid group OF young ren met
at the Field House last sunday alter-
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GET mAnaYrD,

Mary refined Colored men and
women seeking early marriage
through the Creole Correspon-
dence Club. Stamps for partic-
ulars. MRS. EUNICE n. Full
GUM DOx s, Folsom, La. 4-15-4t
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WANAMAKER WILL
Be BURIED TODAY
$3.50 IN PHILADELPHIA


PHILADELPHIA Dec. 13-In r..
sprct Geo the memory of John wana-
maker IA, cIty cluucl viii meet
and adjourn IT, regular weekly session
tomorrow afternoon and the PhHtdrl.
ph.a stock exchange will CLOSE It's
doors for the same period Tn, public
schools of Philadelphia win he closed
fnr one session iu memory of the
famous merchant who was long ac.
lively Identified with the clfy's cdu.
catoual system. The leading depart.
prim,uts oi thc W1uamaScr depart.
mont store viii UlOst fHr the FIRST five
minutes ut th, funeral service which
Will negn at o,loyk u Bethany
Presbyterian Church whore Sir
Wanamaker was long familiar
gur,
Preparations have hccn made 90
allow thousand. d persons O., view
Nr Wauamk,rs body as d les n
state from t'n I. w until noon 90.
morrow Boo bethany Church The
funcul service and tho inierucnt iu
thc Nanamikcr miusolcu iu thc
cemetery ot ST. James the Irss viii
Do. Ifrutr.
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{ N CINE is
SIDESW|PED
BY T R A ! N
AT HUMBLE
By Associated Press

By Associated pross
not STON. dec. H. Between eighI
and fifteen persons were instantly Kill.
I'd and approximately forty others were
INJURED, many fatally. wlien the "Rab.
hii' passenger train No. - Of the Hour.
ton East aud West Texas railway sid.,.
'wiped switch engine near the depot
~ Humble Few minutes after ten
o'clock "Wednesday night.
The cylinder heads ~ the twa rn.
g'nes struck. that ON the right side OF
the passenger engine and that ON the
left side of the freight locomotive helm!
ripped away.
send Injured 10 Houston
SHREVEPORT Ia. Dec i3-Accord.
ing 90 telephone reports from Humbl,
twenty persons were killed and a score
injured IN wreck OF a Houston East and
West Texas train near Humble tonight.
owing % the darkness and the gen.
crtl excitement about the wreck no Of
&C. al attempt was made to identify
the dead and injured al the scene. The
FIRST ~ the injured were sent In auto.
mobiles Co. Houston
An unofficial report said the wreck
occurred when the passenger train side.
sWiped o. switch engine In the Humble
yards AZ r. late hour these dead ha 1
been identified
Conductor Ctmpsey Of houston in
charge 90 10, train wrecked
News agent y train unidentified.
-Four unknown negroes
Engineer Holland ot the passenger
train. reported that the headlight on
The switch eng ne struck by the passen.
ger was uo, burning ana tha, by the
time the passenger train engines head.
light had served TO outilRs the Other
engine on tine sde frnct L was t0l
loo. to 1tDll the crash
CONTrNUED on PAGE Twn
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GIVE BURNS.
warm QUIZ.
HEARING ON
DAUGHERTY.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec l3 Hearings
before the House Judiciary Committee
ON Impeachment charge against
Attornc' General Duugherty took on
today somewhat like lhat ~ trial
and defense of William j Burns.
director of the bureau * luyestira
lion 81 The Department 81 Mst.ce.
Witnesses Included Mr. Burns.
senator Johnson of California former
Attorney General Wickersham and
samuel Gompers. president 90 the
American Federation ~ Labor.
Three Sessions Held
Testimony during the three soss .ons
morning. afternoon and night
covered "a wide range beginning with
The oregon land frapd trials u 1905
and running through the arrest and
pnfesslon ~ the Mcnamara
brothers in the dynamn NJ ~ the
Los Angeles Times haHdng and
events OF more recent date Sum.
hered among these was ths political
fcud which developed between Taft
and Roosevelt In 1879 and tho aSsis
muce which the American Fedora.
uun ~ Labor is rendering Rcuresen
ati,e Keller. Republican. Minnesota.
in The presentation of some of his
charges against Mr Daugherty.
Defends Burns
Senator Johnson preceded Mr..
Eurns 90 the stand. being introduced
as a character witness fE the invcsti.
gaton bureau director Senator John.
son declared he had known Mr.
Burns intimately durinr the graft
prosecutions iu san Fr.ncisen after
the firc ~ 1905 aud has urged ap
poin'mcnt % his urvscut fpst hy Mr
Iaugheriy 10 add. eat hr had
observed Nr Burns Nnder the
pressure and under the firc' ia san
Francisco Investigation and had com
mond,d him 90 the attorney general
as man ~ integrity and possessing
Do, qualifications essential a. the
nfuc, to which be- aspirod
ln h.s test mony Mr Burns not
ont dealt ut considerable length with
the f.aud cas,e but charged that
sinoc th, arrest ~ the Mcnamara
Brothers samuel GUmpcrs had
bounded him at every opportunity
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CONTRACT LET
TO Y. {, Ware
FOR HOSPITAL
BID OF S145,000 ACCEPTED,
WORK TO BEGIN IN ABOUT
as DAYS

Contract Tor the Potter County Hos
niial was awarded unanimously by the
commissioners court Wednesday after.
noon TO V. 4. War; OF III Paso Tor
stis OU0
The contract includes the construction
of three buildings the hospital. the tu.
herculosis ward and the nurses cot;
iage The electrical fitting and plumb
INK contracts are not included IN the
contract with Ware.
Building Is eNp,uted 20 start within
nhou, A. days according to RAY G. John.
srn, county Judge The building must
he completed within i3o working days
after work actually starts.
The electrical fitiiug CONTRACT was
VARIED TO Martin Wright of san An.
tonic iur SgSOi. ~ bIds tof dc niufn1.
ing and heating were rejected and will
DE re-advcrtisei 4 waterworks plant
win also be- built and bids will ~ called
for latol. according TO present plans.
Bids submitted follows. Stewart n
oklahoma city. Siss1l0. Walsh and
Burk. of san Antonio. Sl67ass. Central
Construction Company SiSO.a00. Rice
obstruction Company of Amarillo for
M, main building only Sl4e.Sg7.
The hospital will be- built according
10 plans and specifications ~ Guy A.
Carla'dcr, architect The main build.
ing viii have about % beds the iuhcr
,Iar ward about beds and th, nurses
cottage viii have quarters for - nurses
besides q suite of rooms Tor the super
.njendents
The remainder of the $3.50 .000 bond
ISSUE VIII hr almost 10 not quite con.
simcd. the commissioners believe, hy
~" purchase of equipment and bids vet
to ir awarded
1ar Ware Construction Company ls
roN buiid.ng tnr new Municipal Audito.
tium lu Amarillo
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IIe expressed dsapproyul of the
Turkish plans Tor the exchange OF
populations n Turkey and Greece and
explained 10 lsmet that the people
~ The United States were willing To-
holp the miserable victims uf the
war
Tomorrow morning lsmet will ap.
pear before the suh.commission on
minorltirs and make further state
ment regarding Turkeys counter
proposals concerning the allied scheme
fol protecting the mnorities in
Turk IN tciritoroy
Private Conferences
While the conference g. badly
strained by Pashas fiat refusal to
ohcv tha allied plans lor the admin.
lstutiun ~ affairs q minurities IN
Turkey there are many private con.
fcrcnccs going ON bctween the dele.
gates and the Indications are that
some compromise plan may be- work.
cd out whereby the Turks viii be-
accordrd such "a large voice in the
handling of the minorities problems
that they viii mot regard the cooper.
alton ~ representatives ~ the great
powers iu this work as an infringe.
mcnt of Turkeys sovereignty.
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~ Associated rfsss
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS IS
va. prr I1 Prohibition rrf.r..
Henf aHi fhe ku KluN KlaH ..Hr.d
torlht l. Important suhiects f. ds
.uss.Ou at fhU fnIrteenth annual
.0nf.r,rr. 20 GOVERNORS which VII
af-.n here tana ruN This w.a H1I
atrl as state rNrCutivcs arrived r
nr.mmtor f.r tho moctlne
AHhaueh ro d.seu-sion 20 fH.
ulgor avs OIL h.T appllcatun b. I.i
re on thr Diifai urugmm. Ge.Hr..
Parker ~ Louisiana announeel flf
o.. intended tH mIect ihe uuesiIar rf.
tha conference 90 the f.rs .Hr
wru U. referred g. Pn. I.r.
Ubri rrn Intention to Summon H
meeting uf fc rl,onorn in wash
nrton u,yf month to Discus. fI.u.