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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03
uoral9te 8pger.

) StOrm o. stiae, aIpebpsSiortrlins al eli5abetb
@crnsr, gn paiter % presst's go9. per- Tor i es'
Speciel Yris for Ibonrenter SOC.
lluSer 5ren,meb giapn, Ell anonbnl 6ortGllin9, netop
frroi9 fra Tresien. 9lan iaor ct aoot Snbblit bet
tnie 5pioupeien, iom bet article Jig enslano ale
fSSs aaSesI Opium arl os Sa'St 200 gHa'set YRS III; 75 Sc
Speciel Yris for sbonnenter 4Oe.
sapitola, al e.. 8. 6. g.. Spltbtuortb. 2bet Splas.
G an Ss = sor 4pSilsse s sn 8 3 s. @iSnats sSstS Sc
maiterebe 0'enb. get bruitne Sicrte. On ynsIines
H]irsIisbeS: gsreIiet i0' bet ipsats / . ! =
Rerico. 1855 ~toipaltebe Giber 8partiornat. Urls
SOC. Speciel YriS for abonnenter 35e.
Spbe @Ssber, So~rtenin9 ira Nor9e al @ibeon Olien.
S Sft'I fsit ilsinr aen,p; gSHr lS' sqsSenS pOS g, ea40e CO. p Usa
ianme Sib bpor iterfe % bpbe DC Nsbber er, bcors
meo mon CT b,lnset til .SGsrelanbets iiGrs SOrb.
%ris SOC. Speciel Yris for abonrenter $50.
grauitarf, af George Barr IeGutcbeon. 355 SiSer.
9enue bersrnte .Siitorie er bel en- al be melt epentnrs
I9e o9 i%pGnoenbe 8omaner, iom er lfrepet Ymerita:
VI bens IS sapitler iiaI bare irsmlrpes; Samen !
ct Slot. 5 SGnsslets Geue. ct natli9 @eisa. Si
bar tiebt gneretten til ben norite llOsape. Yris soc.
Speciel Iris for Ibomenter 35e.
Sarper. CIR Samline af nprife, iueniie % baniie SGbres
Ia~nosian9e % Solfepiier, De patreite % melt pupus
Irre Sa9er itanbinaniit San9literatur. On prrstis
,9sqa |" f0E ar 6slq set' g SSt apL sais i isq S sSSn:
ncuter $50.
stsrte oanien, 5ortauins al 6. SiooS. 5orfattercn til
I aon9ers Sreic" os Timber aaperfIag". en- al De
melt ip%Gnbenbe Sisiortruineer Sloob bar itreoet, %
oct Tiger life libct. Sans Bigger bprer til De melt
lrlte | Torge. Sris soc. Speeicl YriS for Gbons
ncnter SOC.
1c tire Ylnfeterer, bitorM 9ioman al ben bersmfe
iranite Sorfatter Ileranoer Sun,as. en- al Seroens
melt IGite Seger... pa Sioer apartfornlat. Yris
SOC. SpecieI Eris for Gbonuentcr 3Oe.
Spaa Sofa eucr aabinettet, iom i~nbebolber Iaaben,
hborpaa man po Sirlp af ct beipnberlig SrateI tan
crboIbe &nnbifab ON fortneube Sesiperbeoer. Yris
i~ubbunoet 35e. Speeiel Sris for abonnerter zoe.
Susnanbssutteu. en- Sortnuin9 fra Siaoal at s. ".
HoIs. Saa Seeer bar opuaaet Ell iaaban Yopuloritet
ion berne. Np llb9apc, GILLETTE Splag, 274 Siber
CmIa9. 35c. Speciel Sris for abonncnter zoe.
S~Drefisbt, Sortrline al @li5abetb 8erner. So~riatters
iuoen bier 2Gieren, bpao Der fan ioregaa blatot De
"hue" / Santtlnoet: On b~bretisbt aiGrIisbeb CT Den
rsoe srdao ! SortGIlingen; 100 Stoer, tort 6ornlat.
&riS 35e. Spccicl Sris for Nbounentcr zoe.
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Speeieae Ypger -75e.

Samen bpibt, SortaIine af 8ilfie Collins, 2bet Splas.
Com en- mbtif spsseiiesbiforie eler ion1 en- Go,oil
9pples 9eteftipbiitorie bolber ben 2eierens Spnterfe
iombeb iarsen fra fsrit til iioit. "8an1en bbiot"
er ct SpinbelpGb af Gift og G9nfer. glfop % Sob.
479 Sioer | fort 8osformat. Yris $1.25. Speciel
Yri3 for Gbonnenter 75e.
aprb Snfburns Sbtre, SortGnins ai 0trs. Senrb 8oob,
Ben nfbolbte enseIle Sorfatterinbe. 8eo Siben at
"0anlen bpibt" bar ineen S~ort1liug ct iaobant 9b
blanot BET itore Yublihim iom "2oro SaiburnS
.Sstre". Sen sf "VA @rnen" for ca. 10 gar jiben,
% paa nanses Spforbrin9 bar 81 M optrpft ben i
goeform. Gen er pda 400 Siber. Eris $1.25.
Speciel Yris for Ibomenter 75t.
Den Spripnnbne ener Sen rsbe % ben buibe Stole,
gtobeac af Bertha Glap. Senne Sort1liua bar pi
optrptt / 8o9form for at intsbetomnle en- itabi9 Otter
ipsreIel efter bernie f9nsslenbe Sfilbrins af eusellf
Serre9ooslib. Sc to interesiante, men Iaa bibt fors
ifieaige Setre, er be TO "Roier", Iom Sort9ningen
handler ONT. Pris 500. Speeiel Yris for abons
renter 75e.
On ifialt TprtiS eler 9abb Samers SemmeIisbeo.
gtau ipsrser zig ielp: Spab er Sernmeligbeoen /
benSes 2ip? Saobe bun p9ret bemnteliet gift eaer
bapoe bum ipiit ~fprbuoeu Srust? Bar berbes Ssn ct
neete garn? goaen giper Char pad ale Spsrgsudal,
rte1 life for belle 3abp Gamers ~bepeeebe 2p er bet
fortalt. Opsr 800 Siber. Yris 800. SpeeieI
qa Gris for Gbonnenter 75e. ~
Silicn ira Hprge. en- observation-disclosures beaeiiireSe
Sfilorina af Horae. 35 Sauitrationer 90 aart. vi
z. 8rsnflir. Be mango Sfilbrinser fra Snetuoflreter
oQ e~pentprlisc Sinoebeiti9rineer er aleie pGrb goe
gems Sris. Sris 500. Speeiel Sris for abor@
ueuter 75e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03
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vicks VapoR ub
mar bsrtis aHiamlinaer, iorOi bet optases o. inbaauSes.

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8rgit. Tibet meb ct Slannefipi.
2esemets 8arme oil mart lpsgipre
De lesenoe Suroun,tuinser, iom
bliuer inoaanoet itimeois berefter.
Slimet lBsner, Saarbeben %
3rangbeben | 8rpftet lettes ua
Gniamiinserne upisies. geiriel.
len fommer burtis.
Vids antiieptifc Apaliteter sipr
bet til ct furtreHelis Mtboef for
Befaoiselier i Suben % alse -
Staar, 8ranoiaar, Stpb, 5pr.
f%trettelier, Bib, Citing os Subiys.
BONNIE. 9u timber ct npt 8rus
for bet buer Dag.
Selses ale Npptbet. 80 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03

Song Grif % be 5reblsie, at 9. g. Snsemann. Gosen
anbefalin9 al Snsenanns biitoriife 4omarer er opers
%teresiante ban bar ~Itrepet. $50 SiDer. So Spalter
paa bper Sibe. Yris 40c. Speciel Tris for Gbonz
nenter zoe.
Seteftipen % Sspnsjenseren, af allan Sinferton. gu
ppern,aaoe interesiant % f9ngsIenoe Setehipronran
ON ct Sanfrobmoro, iout ubfsres at en- at -&asierez
bens beoite Yenner. lie Siber. Yris 35c. Speciel
Yris for Gbonnenter 2Oe.
On spmmer blanSt @labiuler, at en- sanln,el @IaoioIs
ntanb, ialt IS l9reriee % unberholoenbe &apitler ON
Sbrtninaen af ben bersnlte Sapeblonit. Wdnae upper
lige Snuitrationer. Yris soc. Speciel Eris for
Nbonuenter Toe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03
Bore nDeite 8p8er.

Siemmet paa Yrerien = Sotas Sliens fsrite aar /
Gpbpgqet. Norfsameritanif SortGQins af "Grnliot"
SorrSen at sibe nosle liplise o9 ~trGffenoe StiIbrinser
af Sott os Sorbolo ! Yioneeroagene uoe paa ben itore
Yr9rie, ct Der tiaise inbp9bet mango foitelige %
Srantatife Situationer, lpm bill n9fte sanite mesen
9qtter oe 0aoro. Yris $1.25.
6an Ola % ban Der Seeniuser al g. 5. 8oiens
babI. S@gte norife aarifatrrtesnin9er ira norif>
,amteritanif Solfelip. @afte itorlnenoe 2bfe ba be
offentli9siorSes i Soften. Batter ~llbfsrelie. Ses
iouers melt ~populGre Sos. Yris 75e.
Gn ssnaboms SpfpIbelie, al ben bersnte frantic Sor>
fatter Gleranber Dumas. Sub at ben Gambling os
S~pGnoins, iom fienoetegner ale Dumas Bigger. Gle
giant inbbmoet rteb Sitelen Cub paa gps oe Yern,.
Pris $3.50. Speeiel Rris for abonnentcr $1.25.
Sntet Rapn, al Wilfie Collins. 3 "Sntet Tapn" bar
FONT grfellrten. aaptein @raese, % hans hInss
remnre aisobier9 al en- 8one er rbpre lrtberholbenoe
% tpineer 2eieren til at traffe paa Smilebaanbet
gonIc ofte. 446 Sioer. Senne lb9re 9fonan foiter
$1.25. Speeiel Yris for abonnenter $1.OO.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
Two Criminals in
Death House

Columbia, JAM 1S.-Two electro
cations are scheduled to take place
February 8. and one Of the crlml-
mails. Curtis Franklin, of Aiken.
was lodged in the prison TUESDAY
afternoon, to spend his remaining
seventeen days in the death house.
Franklin is to pay the penalty for
a criminal attack on q young wo-
man who lives near Aiken.
The other criminal is. Abraham
Williams. an aged negro from Or
angebl re county, who was cons
vieted of attempted criminal as
'sault on young white girl under
fifteen years of age. The old mans
sentence has twice been postponed
by the governor. acting on pc
tition of Orangeburg county citi-
zers. The old negro claims that he
y IS merely playing with the girl,
who it is said is not of sound mind.
There is said to be some talk of
the governors postponing this exc
cution again
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
Women and Girls
Bring in Money
,
Demonstration Club Members
Add Nearly Four Millions
to States Wealth

Rock Hill. Jan. lS.-The tota!
value of material produced by
home demonstration girls and wo-
men OF South Carolina during 1871
is S3.9G7.S1S.5l. The federal
smith, Lever appropriation Tor this
work is 3O.6l3.32; $20.2G..14 is
The amount of the state Smith-Lev-
cr appropriation and the county
appropriations for the past year
amounted 10 $4i310. making a
total of So 933. 794.09 earned by the
stat. home demonstration depart
meNt
The sale Of meat products by the
club women brought in the largest
amount. this being $2."33. 1852.
The. sirls OF the various demonStra-
,ion clubs had the best success
with The sale of thcir vegetables
and fruit products. this amounting
To $50 501.5%.
These figures are according to
the report Of Miss Christine y.
south. state home demonstration
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21

Only a Few Cars Ope-
rated in Richmond
and None in Ports
mouth-Violence in
Norfolk

Richmond, Va. Jan. l7-Trac-
ton officials said that fourteen
cars We're operated today compared
with six yesterday, as the result Of
the employees strike over the wage
cut. Portsmouth reported that not
ac ar had been operated up TO
noon. At Norfolk the first vlo-
lence was reported when a conduc-
tor was injured by flying glass,
when chunks of cement were
thrown through the car windows.
Cross ties were found on the tracks
III the suburbs. It is reported that
fewer cars were operated in Nor
folk today than yesterday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21

The $4,000 for agricultural re-
search included in the above liter
ally saved the life Of our expert
ment station. which was languish-
ing on the small and inadequate
federal appropriation Of $4,000
from the Hatch and Adams funds.
Among the improvements not
visible to the eye We're the inaug-
uration Of the new curriculums,
whereby the college courses were
greatly extended and enriched:
greater cooperation on the part
OF the cadet officers in maintain
ing discipline; and a growing sem
timent among student leaders that
the Inauguration of q thorough
going forma. honor system is the
most important thing that the stu
dent body can DO for Clemson.
a record of the achievements of
the past session would be incom-
plete without mention OF the home
coming last summer. and the re-
orga niZatioa of the Alumni AS
sociation, the election Of Mr.. Folger
as its secretary. and the promise
which this movement holds for the
good of aathletics. increased at
tendance. and the promotion of all
other college movements in which
an Alumni Association can properly
assist
In closing this epitome Of last
session l regret TO report so small
amornta :rceived from the fertiliZ-
er tax rs $167, ,5o3. 1.-THE smallest
income from this source in any
year. but one Gal4-l5). during the
past fftcer years. But for :, re-
scrv. fund saved up to meet just
such an energency.and at the eX-
pense Of many needed things, we
would not have been able 20 com
plcte the Year without the use OF
borrowed Efoncy. As it waS the
college went through l320-21 on
the basis OF an rrcducible mini
mum OF expenditure and had to
give up many hopcd-for items Of
equipment and Improvement. II
our resources for operating Glenn
son as n college only this past ses-
sion are compared on Il basis of
attendance With those of any asri-
/ cultural and mechanical college III
the land. or any state college for
men in South Carolina, the serious
strain through which We have pass
ed can be readily appreciated. Let
us hope that the good work Glenn
son is doing may not be so hamp-
cred again by mere lack Of money.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
Bank Of Nations
Is Now Suggested
United States to Be Majority
Stockholder-Dollar Sub
stltue For Gold

New York. Jan. lS.-A bank Of
nations. with the United States as
majority stockholder. IN interna-
tional trade dollar" as 4 suhsti-
tute for gold and conduct Of world
business on /; credit instead OF q
cash basis. were advocated by
United States Senator Hitchcck,
of Nebraska, in an address today
before the American Manufac-
turers Export Association here.
Senator Hitchcock discussed q
bill which he has introduced in the
Senate providing for establishing
such a bank Of nations. with So
Oo.OO0,oOO capital. The United
States. 'he said. would hold $780,
OG0,0G0 of the stock and bankers.
importers and exporters Of this
country another $4,000, 100000
leaving the remaining $500. 100000
TO be purchased by the leading ma
tions OF the world through the
president. =
The United States by virtue OF its
stockholders. would choose thir-
teen OF the banks twenty-four di-
rec1ors. Headquarters would be at
New York. The directors would
have power TO issue currency to
Ibe known rs the international dol
lar. which would eliminate the con-
tinual shipment OF gold between
countries. according TO Senator
litchcockSs. plan.
Asserting that credit represents
the difference between the vast
business enterprises Of civilized
man and the insignificant opera
tions Of primitive man" Senator
Hitchcock told the association that
the practical collapse of national
commerce is due to the fact that
rationS are trying TO do business
for cash
Nations, within their own boun-
darics. conduct nine-tenths Of their
business on credit, the Seator said.
adding that if the United States or
any other nation suddenly was
compelled to do business for cash
there WOulO I)t ttIl SiiO4 ''hpt'.'
shrinkage Of business. business be-
tween this country and Europe has
been slashed in half in single year
he asserted because America de-
mands cash on delivery and Eu-
rope can not pay.
Speaking OF the enormous
amount of gold now in United
States banks. Senator Hitchcock
said:
we ought to use it as basis
for currency and seize this oppor-
tunity 10 make the international
doi,ar the money Of the world. the
medium Of exchange between coun-
tries. II we Go not do this our
gathering Of all the gold here in
the United States is worse than
folly. Would be almost an inter-
national crime We are playing dog
i'm the manger with it. We have
drawn in here and we have very
much more than we are using.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
Coal Miners
Make Demands
international President Lewis
Determined That No Re
-
duetion in Wages Shall
Be Made

Shamokin. Pa. Jan. Il (Ey the
Associated Press John L. Lewis,
international president OF the TINT
ed Mine Workers, today told the
anthracite miners wage convention
that there must be no backward
steps in their attitude toward the
demand of coal companies to re-
duce wages. Delivering what the
delegates in the convention re-
garded as d keynote speech for the
organized miners Of the country,
Mr.. Lewis declared:
When l say that We will take no
backward step, say ii with an APP
pmciation of what that policy
means. and ii il requires an indus
trial conflict to avoid taking Il
backward step then the industrial
conflict must come.
Mr.. Lewis is presiding at the
hard coal miners convention which
will formulate wage and other de-
mands to be presented 10 the coal
operators bef6re March 81 when
the present contract expires. Wage
agreements in the soft coal fields
expire at the same time for the
first time in many years. Predic-
tions have been made by hard coal
miners that instead OF agreeing TO
a wage reduction the anthracite
men will demand increases, among
other things.
After the convention adjourned
until tomorrow 4 representative Of
the general committee OF anthra- :
cite operators gave out n statement
''taat fun time operations OF the
anthracite mines on the scale so far
maintained Will not be possible in
the coming Year without adjust
ments which will permit reducing
the price to the consumer"
The conclusion is unavoidable. >
the statement said. that full time
production can not be maintained
unless wages are reduced.
After stating that there are
more than 10000 men in the btu
minous mining industry who are
entirely deprived of the oppor-
tunity OF employment and that the
great majority Of the remaining in
dustries are working broken time.
President Lewis said the talk OF
reducing the wages OF men in the
industry who are now enduring he
privations OF poverty and destitu-
ton is idle
The minds of the business men
and statesmen Of America" he con-
linucd must devise some other
method OF curing the evils in the
bit,iminuuS mining industry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
TOM WATS0N'S
INVESTIGATIONS
gUNC0MP
New Witnesses Con-
tradict Testimony
of Those Heretofore
Heard

Washington. Jan. I-Former
service men on duty with the AM
erican graves registration service
in France denied before the SEN
ate that bodies Of soldiers legally
hanged in France were buried with
n piece Of rope around their necks
and q black cap as charged by a
former witness. John r. Flynn, OF
Cambridge, Mass, testified that he
was confident. Benjamin King. OF
Wilmington, y. c.. was killed in
battle and not lynched. as charged,
rs f}fey were comrades in France.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
Renters Have Friends
House Kills Bill to Regulate
Parol Leases

Columbia. Jan. l9.-The House
of Representatives voted in favor
OF the tenant Wednesday night,
when il killed bill, introduced by
Representative Mcmillan. of Char
lesion, which was described as a
measure 10 benefit the landlord. Il
was 4 bin Id amend section 1901
and section 3502 Of the code of
1912, relating to parol leases. So
as 10 define the termination of
such leases. the aim being TO rec
ognize renewal month by month
OF such leases. y lengthy debate
WAS wased over the ,easure. and
an effort 10 make amendments
was defeated. The bin was final
ly killed.
The house, also Killed a bill. in
troduced last year by Representa-
;iveS Bradford. OF York. and Dick
son, OF Anderson 10 reduce the Ii
cenSeS fees charged against motor
trucks. Opponents OF the bill
stated that they believed such Ii
censeS should be increased instead
OF reduced. as the heavy trucks arr.
injGring the roads
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
RECOMMENDS
RETENTION
OF CAMPS
Gen. Pershing Favors
Using Camp Jack
son Among Others
as Training Centers
For National Guard

Washington, Jan. 1S.-General
Pershins has recommended to the
house committee the retention OF
nine of The main training centers.
enc in each corps area including
McCleailan, Alabama, and the re-
tention of supplementary camps
Tor the training Of national guards.
Lee. Virginia, and Jackson, South
Carolina. The war department
plans TO consolidate ut Camp
Rraga North Carolina. all field
artillery schools east of the Missl-
,ssippi river.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
Asks $4,000 For
Charleston Yard
DENLY Wants Authority to
Proceed With Work

Washington. Jan. IL Secretary
OF the Navy DENLY today sent a
letter TO Congress urgently recon-
mending the Introduction and pas
sage. of bill authorizing him to
proceed with various public works
at navy yards and stations among
the items Being two Of $4,000 each
at the Charleston yard, one Of them
to continue dredging and the other
to provide magazine for war
heads at the naval ammunition
depot. The Secretary says that
these items have been approved
by the president and are included
in the budget.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
More Testimony For
Senate Committee

WaShineton. IAN. lS-Thr Am
rriran government has intcrVencd
in lhr controversy between thllr
and Peru involving III" execution
of the T@cna Africa treaty 10y m
vitinc those countries tc send dele
satc& To Washington Tor confer
.ncc. chile has accepted the inv
tation
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-21
INFATUATED YOUNG
WOMAN TO BE DEPORTED

Philadelphia. Jan. lS-Eeatiice
Herbert. Il young Canadian stcno-
er ipher. who has been three times
deported because OF infat,,atioit FOR
William ZinScs the tourist agency
for coming 10 philadelphia TO be
near /inScr
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SOUTHERN
~ W -
RAILWAY !.
SELLS BONDS
Issue of Thirty'Million
Dollars L ar g e | y
Over Subscribed

New York, Jan. III. P. Nor
gan & Co., tod.y opened and I'M
mediately closed the subscription
books for thirty million dollar de-
velopment and general mortgage
bonds issue Of the Southern Rail-
way, bearing six and one-half per
cent interest, the issue being hear-
ily yoyerSubScribed.
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Premier P oinc ar e
Submits Platform
to Chamber Of Dep
uties Propaganda
Denounced

Paris, Jan. l9.-Respect for the
treaties that fixed the peace terms,
is Premier Poincare's platform. as
presented 10 the chamber Of depu-
ties. He declares shameless prop
aganda is responsible for the opin-
ion abroad that France is tainted
with inperialistic madness.
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CHARGED WITH
CONSPIRACY TO
KEEP PRICES Up
The Big Three Tobac-
co Manufacturers
Said to Be in League
With Jobbers' Asso-
cations

Washington. Jan. 1S.-"hree
principal tobacco manufacturers,
American Tobacco Company. +.
Lorillard Company and LisSett ana
MYERS are charged with eonspiring
with johbcrs associations to keep
up priccs in n report sent TO the
Senate by the Fedora! Trade COM
rliScinll
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Tribute To
Italian Heroes

Rome. Jam. lS.-AmGric:l paid
tribute To an Italian unknown SOL
,licr. with American soldiers par
ti..ipating al the ceremony :f IN"
iomb. " here Ambassador child de-
NVrrrd an oration.
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THE LEVIATHAN TO
BE MADE READY
FOR SERVICE

Washington. Jan. lS.-A con-
tract rcconditioning the Leviathan
has been promised the Newport
News ship Building Company. ac-
corlling To Representative Dalling-
er. Massachusetts,
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De Valera Stirring
Up Trouble
London Times Has Reports of
Unrest in Southern Ireland

London. Jan. lS.-I'nrcst pre-
walls in Southern Ireland, accord
ing TO reports 10 the London Times,
intimatins tha, De Naiera hiay be
stimulating disturbances
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Cleveland. Jan. IS-Unemploy-
ment may be eliminated and busi-
ness. booms and depressions con-
trolled by the consolidation Of man.
agement in industry. ]. Parke
Claiming, of New York, told the
association Of general contractors
in an address.