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~ Assnciatcd Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. Nov. lS.-Nothiur
""hEer"us to the continued
mcnthi ana spiritual health Of the
icPnpiic could well be conceived "
IMAM the ''rccridesccuc. of certain
TOT ms al secret organizations. an
p"reh'Iy designed TO supcrscdc law
anu enforce their will" Secretary
ltenby, OF the Navy Department, do
c'nr'n tonight at Masonic mass
meeting here
men any community or body OF
men or women within a community +"
Mr.. DENNY continued. disregard tb.
orderly processes Of tho law. "a blow
rs struck AT the roots OF the re-.
public. Oppression does not take mo
form OF enforced labor. or any -,
the acts. security from which we are
guaranteed in the first ten amend.
mcnts 10 the Constitution, the so
called Bill OF Rights Religion,
freedom liz the most sacred posscs
,7En OF free peoples. Yet. II we are
believe the tales told with such
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ALL IRELAND WATCHES HUNGER
STRIKE OF MACSWINEY SISTERS
Annie Follows Example of Mary in Hospital of Mount
JOY Prison-Policc and Government Unoffcias Are
Un.listurbcd by Armies Demonstrations

not taking the slightest notice OF
Annic : demonstration. even news
papers evincinc only curSory interest.
Dublin * restless over the cxecu-
lion az four irrcgulars and the re-
port that Childers had been sentenced
To death.
Although fearing wholesale re-
rrlsris hy Republicans who are
present In the city In force. at ths
same time the Sovernments hrmnrss
IN carrying out the death sentences
e being welcomed by solid mass OF
ciilz"urN. no arc now assured that
the Free state means 10 ruls with a
firm nnnd
Little notice is taken OF De Va!.ras
proclamation on tho sentence OF
chiidsrs but the governments hnaI
decision in the case Ia hsirg a~sii-d
with tho most intense Latarest
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TO PERMIT WOMAN
TO SIT ONE DAY
IN !. S. Sc NATE
Unless Some Senator OBJ
jccts. Mrs. FELTON, Will
BE Sworn In.
REPUBLICANS WILL
URGE NO OBJECTION
Scnator-Elect Gorge Gets
Commissioners Willing
to Proposal.
COOLIDGE DISCUSSES THE Plan
u willing tn Have UNPRECEDENTED
Honor conferred ON
REPUBLICANS WILL
URGE NO OBJECTION
COOLIDGE DISCUSSES THE PLAN
~ wiling tn Have unprecedcntrd
Honor Conferred ON
GrorEiHn.

KY Associated Press
WASHiNGToN. Nov Is.-Mrs. w. n.
from her homo In Georgia vim m.
announced Intention Of seeking IN.
distinction II being the first woman
20 slt In the United States Sena,.
"h"thcr her ambition Will he realized
h"""Ecr apparently will not he do.
term!ncd until after Congress con
N"n.s at noon next Monday.
The situation which will arise i,
Mrs. FELTON, presents herself TO Vice
PRESIDENT Coolidge will o. unprecc-
h"h'ea She Vas appointed on octo-
Der by Governor HardwIck OF C;eor-
ga. 20 tn" place made vacan. bv tho
death q: Senator Thomas +: watson
Sine. that time. however. Walter y
;c"rg. has been elected to mi on,
Mr. WaiSon's uncI3ircd term and he.
t"" hoids commission for the Seat
Mrs felton, scek.
Has M Legal Right.
In Wow of this. senate leaders agree
with Governor liardwIck mat Airs
FELTON, las no LEGAL right to- a Srnat.
place but they said today they were
not disposed I" int.rpuS" objection
unless NJ. George should make de-
nand FOR his seat Momday
after a conference with the Vice
President Senator'S said the seating
%; Mrs. f"ltpH would depend on
whether objection vas offered hy an
individual Senator. Should objection
b" made. Mr.. Coolidge, i, was *.
planned. wonld lie prepared TO follow
the ruling Of former N!ce-Presideut
Marshall In a similar case. MIR Mar
shall held that former senator Christie
i"nct. Of south Carolina appointed
10 succeed the late Senator Tillmar
ceased To be a Senator with the ciec.
iior OF his successor.
Mr.. George obtained his certitica q
OF election today At Atlanta ana OK.
p"ctcd TO arrive here Monday in
time for the converting OF the Sen
ate. IL" has announced his willing
ness 10 permit Mrs. Felton, to occupy
inc seat for Il single day II that
could he done Legally. Should Mrs.
FELTON, Toe sworn in she would h. me
nrst woman To sit in the United
states senate
The prohl"m that would he pre-
scented should Mrs FELTON, prescu, a
claim to tho seat was discussed to-
day a conference between Vice
president Cooling and senator curtis
or Kansas chairman OF the Senate
kui.s Committee.
Before entering the conference.
Vice president Coolidge. In reply To
question. said he would. greet her
as an old friend" He declined TO
ampiify this statement
Mrs. FELTON,. VINO is 81 years old
made the 1So-milc trip from her
home in cartersville Ga unaccom-
panied. Sine was fatigued after her
journey and spent the day quietly al,
her room in "A hotel mere she would
not discuss In detail her plans other
than 10 make clear her intention to
present claim FOR the place TO
which she was appointed by cover
Continued on Page >. Col. ~
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u! Associated Pr"Ssl
fAhlS' Nov is.-I.ord CurGon. the
Erlush Foreign Secretary wh,
stopper on his way to the I.aI.-
"hhe conference. was officially vel.
coined b! President Mi!l"rand and
ifSh''f Foincar" today. II" was
a luncheon guest of the Fr.ncb
Premier. Anon: tho guests a, IN.
luncheon were NJ Bompard and N
i'"fr"fe the French delegates /,
Lausanne: Baron Avczzano. the lt.l-
IAN ambassador. Marshal Fuch. Lord
iardIhSc. the british ambassador
anu u" Immediate collabora,ors o.
,."rH Snrzon and NJ puincar. in
Eastern problems
Premier Poincare and Lord Cur
h"n' however. xiii proceed ,omnr.
row to Territ". Switzerland. to nice,
Continued on Page .. Col. y
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LONDON. Nov iS MI ireland is
watching IN" hUnc"r-strikinr Mac
sydney sisters Mary is in the hos
pital OF M"untjoy Prison. while Annie
is outside OF tn" gates Swearing she
viii not tax" food until her sister is
released or dies
Annie SAYS IT Mary dies. VIII
die with her"
Annie h"gaiL>hcr hunger strike yes
;crday, hundreds "f Republican WON
"u joining her outside ~ the gates.
r"citiuE prayers for the Weakened
sister inside.
Prison authorities declare Mary Is
weakening, hut there is uo danger rs
vet. She IS treated with every con
stdcration, food heinz offered to her
daily
Police and soyernHent ofnciA!s are
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PARSONS, REFUSED
NEW TRIAL. IS SENT
TO PRISON FOR LIFE
" cnlihy Cape Charles Mans
attorneys UW 4ppeal to
Supreme Court.

Special to The Times Dispatch I
AYE CHARLES, VA. Nov Is
'harics Parsons. convicted OF tn.
murder Of George L. Lewis at cane
ChafIes August l6 today was re
iuS'h new tria! hy Judge y. r.
'*'"N' III TIA" circuit Court of
Northampton County at Eas,vile
judge W"scott also refused TO re-.
new Parsons bail bond Of slUu. 0o0
ana t.r defendant. whose ;ur,sh-
mcnt jury last month fixed AT
M" Imprisonment. WAS again lodged
ia jail
Attorneys for Parsons. whu is a
man OF considerable means. an
n"nnced that they would Immediate
~ appeal 10 tn. Supreme Court of
Wig mia in an effort to obtain a
rehcarug az the case.
Attorneys for the state commended
mat Parsons has been given a fair
trial and declared the jurv had
shown him tn" greatest considera-
ton after finding him guilty OF
murder IA TIA" first degree by fixing
his punishment at life imprisou-
n"nt instead Of death. This aIi,rus-
tive Is permitted under new State
Jaw ana PARSONS is said to have been
IN" iirsi man to benefit hy IT,
= The arrUmcn; rs The attorneys
WAS concluded at 80 this morn
inG Judge Wcsc"tt immediately rem
d"r"d his decision and sentenced Far
sons. Who had been Il; liberty ON
pan since his trial last month.
Lewis. whom Parsons killed yea.
4 striking Pennsylvania Rai,r,,d
sh"rnah. The strikers had ac,us.d
PARSONS "f being "a SPY After Sc,
era incidents which gave rise. Ia III
''"i'hS -Pars"nS shot and Killed I,,wis
''''r u very prI'f conversation when
Ivy met on ,n. street AT Can.
ares PARSONS cont"ndcd that he
N"S h''hE surrounded 10y strikers
""" having been several times
threatened. believed ii was neces-
Tense.
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HE WEST VIRGINIA IS
TO BE QUEEN OF SEAS
LRv Associatcd rrcss

HE.WFoRT NEWS. VA. Soy. is
me bhttIeNhip West Virginia building
'''" Tor 'ne United states govern
mn" VIII hc the most modcrniv
,r''pP'" c'"tt IN tn" world when
.uFh"d over 30 Uncle Sam.
This is the statement Of oui,.,aIs ~,
Inc shipyard, who saw tina, no
government is leaving nothing I'M
uohc To make the West Wright,
IN: quecn OF the seas
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DENNY SCORES CERTAIN FORMS
OF SECRET ORGANIZA TIONS
Secretary OF Navy, Speaking Masonic Mass Nec;no
on Attacks on Religious Freedom, Says Law Must
Govern Chaos Ensucs.

seeming truth and 50 frcoucntIv 70
iEi"uS freedom itself i m.n,co, 4,
'',,"Hh parts "i This country.
" seems that ORGANIZED ,t,,l.
are made upon individuals becaus. -,
'heiF religious faith IL is b,yL
enough 10 meet the realities nr M.
NE ana Ia compose our carthlv dif
icfthcts without attempting In max,
war III th1 realm of the spirit, or Ia
'hrr'Sh against our height evil
.h""Sh'S because he may think dif-
'''ch'y from us about the world to
come.
There is no harm in religious zo,
Sancly and properly displayed, bu, in
this country. neither excessive prou-
aSahdiSm nor acts OF suppression
nave amy place. The law Of the r,
public must govern, or chaos will
cnsue."
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On the other hand. Il was jus, the
cola -bioodedness and tcnacity Of the
Eng !ish- amounting almost To sui
lon determination that prcd.stincd
th"r to prefer defensive to offensive
action. What the British ,roous
achieved even at tn" mos, critical
moments when the regular army was
""lng hl"d IN the attack and tho
newly improvised formations had no,
Yet been completed. was nothing
snort OF mastery. Eut is mus, ha
'cm"'n hered that IN" picked troops
Gs"n IN the big attacking movements.
hah not grown To manhoud ON Eng
lIsh SOIL. bu, came from tn. North
american Continent. These were he
doughty Canadian divisions
To my mind, thor. is something -;
me character and temperament OF INC
American pcopi. indeed. something
growing directly out Of tho inter
mixture ~ races displaying iLinct.
traces OF German agEressiycncsy
Irish inconsistencies aud tho hauny
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III. e.. WELLS TRAILS
PARLIAMENT RUN
Try Nssociatcd rr.ss.

IONDrN. Nov II II. o. Wrlls. os
Labor candidate for member Of Far
Lament from the University uf Lon
don. not only was defeated hu, poll"d
TIA" smallest number OF votes for ia"
constituency.
Sin" Sidney Russell Wells. Cunserv-
ativ". was elected. receiving 2SSa
votes against 2.lA0 for Professor y
+. Pollard and Lac. for Wells
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TRAFFIC UPSET COMING.
RESULT OF CHANGES
Member of Tribunal Urges
Carriers Aid in Scientific
Adjustment.
Jor>T CONSIDERATIONS .skr
"nriinE'on Executive Tells or Rc-
quest Z" Western Line. To Hold
Conference
IBy Associated rressl


WASHINGToN. Nov. lS.-ConsoIi-
nati"n OF railroads tn tn" West ouEh,
." result I'm the creation OF four Erea.
systems, each having terminals on
N" Pacific ana Gulf Coasts and a,
chicago "r ~. Louis. President Hal.
Holden "f the Chicago. burlington
ana quincy. declared today At the
interstate" Commerce COMMISSIONS
hearing on suggested mergers He
opposed tentative plans rf the COM
mission for consolidation Of tn.
Northwestern roads int" two systems
IN such manner as :" Scparat. his
railroad and the Northern Pacific
from tho Great Northern
Higher officials Of the Hiil group
Of railroads in the Northwest con
tinu- I" present adverse arguments
today hefo'r" tn" Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission on tn. govern.
ments ten:atiN" railroad consolida.
ton plan in IN" Northwest The
plan would divorce :hc Great North
"ru from association with the
Northern Pacific aud tho Chicago.
burlington and Quincy. and comhin.
It with the Chicago. Milwaukee ann
st Paul.
Hale Holden. president Of the BUR
ingi"n, suggested that the commits.
sion might consider more advantare
road m"rGcrS through the West. each
If which would tap tn. Mississippi
basin. the Gulf Of Mexico and the
Pacific Coast
Howard Elliott. chairman Of tn,
board Of the Northern Pacific. d..
clared that Instead OF considering
any divorce OF the three grouped
roads. the commission ought to unity
them even more completely into "A
= In 10
while Ralph Hudd. president OF the
Great Northern. said that If divorc.
within the Hill group was forced.
The logic and practicahility of things
called for union OF tho Northern
Pacific with the Chicago. Milwaukee
and ST Paul.
Suggesting that tho commission
consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of cErl larg-
or ccmbinatiurs Of railroads St"ctrh-
Ing In u CHOU; the WrS. hu,.cv"r.
Mr.. Holden said the reuirans.n,rn.
should mainta.I north and sou,c trif-
nee routes AS well as irtnscontiue:,-
iI' east and west routes through the
West.
Discusses Objections
III any sIch cast and west pan
OF c"nsuiida lion i,ttcrEct,s with north
anc south movement. "'Iil no. ..n ar
ticulation of roads turning north and
south result in shutting OF business
at tn" present free functions points.
really reducing materially the
amount Of railroad operation at
points like Council Hluns. Kansas
'i,y. buffalo and the East" asked
Professor W. Il. Ripley. author Of the
commissions tentative plan.
ihaps So. NJ ioInt is hat he
commission either hasn't gnn. far.
enough or has gone too far" Mr..
Holden responded. III YOU combine
Tho transcontincntal lines in the
North aud Civ" each one "a line Ia
the Southwest. there will he no rX-
p-Ctation ~ u great amount OF in
tcrChanEing traffic between roads.
My conclusion is that the transcon-
tincntal lines in tho North must have
continued on PAGE IL. Col. So
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snItnn To- mcnch Mnl,a romorrou

ny Associated press.l
MALTA. Soy 18th. British
dr"adnongh, Malaga. which is con-
'"ying the sultan OF Turkey to
Malta. is expected 10 arr!v. Monday.
ia" Snl'an's aid has been here for
several days. Although officials re-
fuse denni," Information. +, iy be-
licvrd that Mohammcd vi viii oc.
cury the Governors country place.
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Motor shin /, >o p,,u-r

StNTTI.f:. WASH, NOV lN-Thc
motor ship Anvil. reported ia dis
ir"SS III Il heavy storm III the west
coast OF Vancouver Island Yesterday
was today apparrn,i&, in n" danger.
\ in'SSaS" received here said tho
Avn had mad. the entrance to the
strait OF Juan de Fuca. conveyed by
The coSst Guard cutter iIaida. and
that tE1 wind had subsidized.
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MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. lS-,;uv-
crn"r John l.. I;lainc. of Wisconsin
touring the Mississippi Valley 10
sell the State OF Wisconsin," uIeadcd
Tor commercial ana Industrial CO.
operation between the Valley States
IN address today before the Memphis
Chamber Of Commerce and CITY Club.
ana mutual effort to devotion tho
resources Of the Mississippi valley
region He emphasized the need nf
waterway dcVcIupment
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Complete Markets
Bank Of England
Note Fraud Exposed
ny Assncia,"d rr"ss

SAN FRANCISCO. NrN is Ivan
';layadoylC. In "a confession which
secret S"rvis" agents h.r" today
sad h" had made. tuld OF an al
legged c"unt"rf"itluE plot whereby
Sapu."u IA bogus l;nN 81 England
notes. made by photographs pro-
""~s. w"r" 20 have been placed on
IA" market,
HIS purp"rt"d confession fol
lowed tn" arrest oc oscar Simor.
u commercial photographer.
Seven SAN Francisco and OAK
land banks cashcd $1,000 Of the
notes
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French Ace Will Co
After Air Speed Record
lby \ssocIatod I.r..s

PARIS. Nov. iS.-captain CharIo.
NunH"ss"r. French ace. is building
great egg shaped nirpianc cuuIu-
ped with 00-h"rS"powcr motors
IN which y" intends 10 go after
IN" worlds speed record His plane
Is described as "f entirely n.w dc
"'Hn with wings forming a V a,
an angle OF -" degrees and OK
'"nhinS forward. Experts assert
mat 'he plan" vii l"aSily be ca
pablc OF 20" miles per hour.
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COAL MOVEMENT
AT NEW LOW MARK
IN Assnclntcd press |

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. lS.-coal
movement at Hampton Roads sank
!" the lowest figure this week thai,
mas '""h recorded since tn" close Of
'''ctm"'r' I"@l. DumpinEs were
smaller man they have been at any
'i'"' TINS year. the amount of coal
PASSING over ihe piers having been
only 1850 tons.
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HARTFORD RET|RES
FROM i. S. ARMY
Deputy Chief Of Staff Is Sue.
cecd,d by General
WEEKS p 4 Y S TRIBUTE
War Secretary Expresses Ap-
probation of Officers Ser
vice to Nation.
WEEKS p a Y S TRIBUTE

WASHiNGTO%, Nov. lS.-Retire.
mcnt from the army Of Maiur-Geu.
eral James g. liarhord. deputy chic,
"i stan, and one Of the outstanding
american military leaders In the
NorIn war. to accept the presidency
OF Inc Radi" Corporation of Amer
ica was announced today nv Score
tary Weeks. II. will H. succccd.,t-in
Washington by Major General John
l.. Hines. now commanding the Eicbib
Corps area
Genera! Harbord's retirement, he
comes effective December 90. and he
VII! take up his new duties January
/ lie mad been selected to succeed
genera Pcrshinc as chief OF stan
on the latter's retirement. and Seq
rotary Weeks said In his formal an
h"uncement that the loss to tho ac
i've forces OF the army through Gen
era haTpords separation from the
SerNic" cannot be adequately cN-
pressed"
Given High Prnisc.
\" have not had in our military
service or III our government scry
ice IN any capacity. Il man Of higher
qua il''tS or one who has inspired in
: 1lhefs greater degree Of conf
dencc. said the war Secretary .~Ths
business he VIII enter is in its in
fancy ana II VIII offer fun scope
Tor ms ability. That he will prov.
himself great leader In Industry
ana commercial affairs seems as cor
tH'n 10 m" as his great leadership
In military activities. have an acute
sense Of personal loss in his going
HIS ability and loyalty have been Of
VITA Importance /" me in administer
'hE IN" ahaIrS OF the War Depart
m"nt."
Ia his letter to SECRETARY Weeks
APPLYING for retirement. General liar
hord pointed ont that he had boon
on active service FOR ,hirtv-ihr.e
years. having enlisted ON January
10 lN>'. with continuous service sine.
enlistment. over sixteen years Of such
servic. being abroad"
Would sd,nnrr Young Wen.
Whrn"Ncr occasion has offered
during nearly thirty four wears Of
service" General Iiarbord's letter
said. Il have been an advncs,, of
opportunity for the younger men Of
IN" army Al this time Of rlim!ua-
ton, 10y conversational action. of hun
dr"ds OF officers from IN" career to
"hich thcy have dedicated them.
selves feel that nay retirement.
mus saving some man 10 the armN
wh" would o,h-rwis. he Inst 10 il
ana "H"rdiIS promotion I" ynunger
officers Tor whom | step aside is but
consistent"
General Hartford has had the offer
from the Hadi" Corporation under
consideration for almost q year His
h'1tPtan'" was o.'!,"s"d 10y Secretary
Weeks AMI uthnr officials including
General rcrshing
General John l.. Hines. now com
continued on Page >. col ~
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SULTAN COUSIN
ELECTED CAL|PH
Angora Announces Successor
to Sultan as Head
Of Islam.
PEACE FARLEY MONDAY
Lausanne Conference Opens
With Object of Ending
Greek Turk BroiI.

CDNSTA Nov. Is
r"wn Prince Abdul Mcdjih Encndi.
cousin OF sultan Mohanmed vi. has
"cei elected Caliph. according TO an
announcement from Angora
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baltimore by boat. $500, connect
ing win through train To Franklin
rleIu Tor ARMY and Navy Football
MHdv. reservations. 500 East Main.
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|ROGRESSINES CALLED
TO MEET DECEMBER l.2
isconsin Senator and Ala.
bana House Democrat
Initiate Move.
'''' FIGHT SUBSIDY BII
'">n' Nrnn'"r. Fnrm Hoe chief
outlines Legislative
Policy.

WiSH1NGToH. Soy. is.-A call FOR
ns'ional conference OF progresslves
meet here Dcccnhcr and . and
! rAniz" progressive rrour in
I'hSr'ts "as issued ,origh, bv San
'f l'' f"llc',". Republican. Wtscou-
ana Representative iiuddlcston.
N'cra'. A'ahama chairman and
hartman. respectively. OF tho
.ulo.' icglslailv. Service.
"'mhii"u %, not only cohesive
oppressive hl"c In Senate and iIoua.
also national council OF bro
'>siN'-, without regard to marry.
aS ia" apparent object Of tho
'N"in"ui There wa no mention 81
hi'i H"l'tcal party. and before the
went out Senator La Toilette
H+"f'H q ne" party must toe :, mat
81 evolution and could no, be
'hhIish"d through meeting Of any
r"nr "' men aud adoption Of rcso-
it!ons
Invitations Are Issued.
ne call proposed a meeting ~
Progressive members ~ Congress
'e'"n'b"r md ola gathering Of pro
N'i's leaders, generally ON Dec..n-
~ invitations to tho Latter meet
~ W"r" sent. u was announced. Ia
representative group a inf,u.n-
'5"Fr-fSiv" men and women
F"Hsh"E' tho country" who's.
"er" not given out.
~ aphic replies were requested
hH II Was said tho names ~ ,husc
,''r'irs would be announced a. re-.
ii"s We're received
pr"HipHs 10 announcement Of rho
difference call. senator La Eo,l.,,c
fNhcd statement declaring ma,
-hs time has now come for the ar.
'HIR'i'"n OF Il woil-daaned grour In
Np"ft ~ accepted progressive rrIu-
ana policies" and the defeat
! 10" administration ship subsidy
H proposed antiStrikc legislation
90" t'e projected transfer OF Federal
rests - the Interior Department.
'npr"r Also ia Rc,oI,.
H"n' 'or CARRIER Republican,. KAN
= chairman OF the senate farm
t"r' almost at The same time issued
statement declaring against Inc
MP subsidy hin and outlining = n-o.
ram "f legislation Including farm
F"aiiS prohibition oftaN-frcc sccuri.
o. and reduction ~ frcigh, rates
"a government taxes Both son
7'rs Let fo.lctt" and Capper said ,hc
''tHt elections were Il victory FOR
tc pF"rress!vcs over the reaction
TICS nut Il was not apparent to
NAT extent the plans OF tho farm
Voc might coincide with those or
lc La Observation-Disclosures sroup.
continued on Page II. Col. So
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by Crown prince Wilhelm.

Corps
German Crown Prince"
copyright. 1922. by King Features
Syndicate, incp
Continued From Last Wook1
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The Weather

showcTn today; tomorrow
ciehrinR mud much
colder.
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. and Mrs g le1s0n 4 nd.
s1aughter Winiired sofs Isftss2
ed Sunday and Monday az the hu1ns.of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil G. Lundq uist.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred JulsonH md 1.
daughter Iona visited with Mrs lulss
sons parents, Mr.: and Mrs: Otto Swels.
ven in Minneapolis over Sunday
- Miss Ruby Carlson left SATURDAY,.
for. Pennock at which place she ill=
practice teaching for coup Of
weeks. -
Miss Mildred Leedahl returned to-
Pennock on Wedne sday after aAWeekss22 !:
visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs g 3
Carl Hookom
--Erick .sea:stedt returned . to his
home at New Lond Ion on Friday
Seastedt had an operation at the Rest.
Hospital while here. s
mrs n. &C. Helgeson and 81. non
Albert visited in this city on. Thurs
day and Friday 81 th fcrmersS dau
ghter, Mrs 2. N. Olson.