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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-04-06
Has n Full Supplv.

Hub-So you've been TO teacher Of
physical culture Well. what did he
tell your
Wife-The nrst thing he told me
was to keep my chin up.
Hub-Huhi I hadn't noticed any
falling on In that line.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-04-06
Ito be continued)
MuIeoloolcaI.

On mules we md two legs behind
And two We ind beforsi
We stand behind before We md
What the two behind bs fori
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-04-06

CHAPTER I-With his srandfa her,
small Ramsey MilhOlland IL watching the
Lpcoratiou Day Parade Ia the home
town TIE old gentleman. a veteran VI
the CiNl war, endeaNOrs To impress the
youngstsf With The ssHinyaute OF the
great conflict, and many yeaTs aftervard
The boy Was to remember his words with
starting NiyIdBess
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
Garage Company Sues
To Acquire Property

The Capital City Garage Company.
Inc, began proceedings yesterday in
the District Supreme Court to ac-
quire the property at 40 to AIS
Eighth street northwest, which for
many years was used for a livery
stable by Ernest Burgdorf. the own
er, and later as a garage. The pur-
chase price of the property Is given
as $4,000. and the option to pur-
chase the property is alleged to have
been contained in a lease to the
garage company In 1917, when Burg
doyf was living.
At his death in January. 1918.
Burgdorf left his estate to him wild
ow. Mrs. Elizabeth Burgdorf, who
died in June Of the same year. 5leav-
ing as her heirs two dadbhters. Lena
and Ada Burgdorf. and grand
daught$. Dorothy Burgdorf, years
old. Because the granddaughter Is
under 81, the garage company asks
that q guardian be appointed in or
der to comply with the terms Of
the lease. Attorney NJ. A. Ballinger
appears for the company.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
"A. A. "A. PRESIDENT
CALLS MEETING

George c. Diehi. president Of the
American Automobile Association. has
called meeting Of the Washington
advisory board Of the association for
April -. when automobile taxation
and reciprocity with Maryland will
be discussed.
Mr.. Diehl. who left yesterday for
Buffalo. will return for the meet
Ing. He announced that the organl-
xation Ia in favor OF the Maryland
tax on gasoline. believing It will tar
the notorist IN proportion to his
mileage. or use. of the roads. and
declared that It would lead quickly
IN his belief. to reciprocity with
Maryland. Other States, he declared
would soon follow. were the exam
pie once set and the benefits shown
Mr.. Diehl also said the local as
ISOLATION Ii planning many innova-
lions for members of the organi-
xation.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
And ERUPTI0Ns
r Guarantee My Ointment, Says
Peterssn-Every Boz Of It.

IF you are responsible for the
health Of your family" says
Peterson. of Buffalo. Il want
{ you to get large so cent box
o. Peterson's Ointment today.
or Remember. 1 stand back of
every box Every druggist is.
authorized to refund the pur-
chase price IL Peterson's Oint-
ment doesn't do all / claim.
Il guarantee il for eczema, old
sores. running sores. salt rheum,
Itching skin, skin diseases, as
we'll as for burns. scalds, cuts,
Bruises and sunburn."
S.s.1 had 80 running sores on my
leg for IL years, was in three
different hospitals. Amputation
was advised. Skin grating was
tried. / was cured by using
Peterson's Ointment-"-Mrs. F. E.
Root, 2s7 Michigan Avenue.
Buffalo. ". Y Mail orders filled
by Peterson's Ointment Co., Inc.
Buffalo, N. Y.
For sale by O'Donnelrs or Peo-
Piles Drug Stores.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
Y. w. A. Gets $1,000
In First Day of DriUe

Nearly $1,000 is the sum reported
from the first days work on the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton campaign.
About ITS women attended the two
meetings at Epiphany Church. The
speaker was Mrs. Samuel MacClin-
took. vice president Of the Washing
ton Y. w. C. A, and a member
Of tire national board.
There will be another luncheon at
evening.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05

NEW YORK. April 4.-while
watching the board in a down
town brokerage ONCE recording the
prices of the actives bull market,
Francis d. carley. who made a
fortune in Wall Street years ago.
suddenly slipped from his chair.
dead. Carley was the father of
Mrs. oliver Hartman. He was SO
years, old.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
LEGAL Temperature.

Highest. 5s.2: lowest. <5.s.
Relative humidiyt-S a. m, ~;
p. M 81; g p. m, So.
Rainfall (8'p. m. to p. m.) trace.
Hours OF sunshine. 0.3.
Per cent of possible sunshine. 2.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess Of temnera-
ture since January 1. 1922, III.
deficiency OF temperature since
April I. 1922. 6.
Accumulated e>cess Of precipita-
ton since January 1. 1899, 217.
Deficiency Of precipitation since
April 1. 1921. IS.
Temperature same date Iast>year--
Highest. 70: lowest. so.
Tide Conditions.
High tide 20 q. m. and 1856 p. m.
Low tide sos a. m. and s:5s D. m:
sun rises s:4S a. m. sets 6:34 p. m.
Moon rises 1l:47 a. m, sets 1:17
a. m.
River Conditions.
Potomac River very cloudy and
shenandoah slightly muddy at
Harpers Ferry yesterday. afternoon.
Forecast Of Flying weatAer.
Washington to Long Island. Partly
cloudy sky: moderate northeast
winds at 1000 feet and moderate
nertheriy winds at 5000 feet.
Washington to Dayton. Ohio: Cen
orally cloudy sky: probably show
ers In Southern Ohio: moderate east
erly winds surface and frseh south
west winds aloft, except northerly
east Of the mountains.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05

For the District
Of Columbia and
Maryland. Cloudy
today: tomorrow
rain; slowly RISING
Temperatures: mod
crate cas- terty
winds.
For Virginia,
fair today; tomor-
row unse I tied,
probably showers:
somewhat warm.
err; moderate,east-
erk winds.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
TonaN Has No Equal
As a Spring Tonic

1t IN compounded from thirteen
different herbs. roots and barks-
Gentian, Chamomile, Quassia, Sem
ma, IVA Ursi. Virginia Snake Root.
Juniper Berries. Elecampane. Wild
Cherry, Dandelion Root. Licorice
Root, Sarsaparilla and Nux vomica-
Each and every herb. root and
bark contained in TonaH is a
tonic anJ tissue builder and is
blended together to act upon the
vital organs Of the human system.
and to assist nature to restore
your lost vitality and health by
Strengthening your nerves and
enriching your blood supply. As
you. are aware. most of the mall
aides from which human nature
suffers arise from a disordered
stomach. You have headache, foul
breath. nervousness, unpleasant
feeling after eating, loss OF men,
DRY. constipation, sluggish liver,
pain in the back and your general
system is run down. You are
subject 10 Rheumatism and Neu-
ralgia pains at every change Of
weather. your catarrhal condition
! is thriving due to the impoverished
condition Of your blood. the sircu-
lation of which is irregular and
your whole system is becoming
poisoned because your kidneys and
liver are not acting as nature in
tended. The food which you eat
does not create any strength and
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
Memorial Association
Meets Today in Culpepe,

CULPEPER. Va. April 4,-The
Culpepef Memorial Association VIII
hold Its regular quarterly meeting
tomorrow st $3.50 p. m at the home
Of Mrs. W. W. Chef, on East street.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05

Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon
Optic as . safe home remedy in the treatment
Of eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight.
Sold under money refund gusraatee By al
druggists.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
DEEDS AND DEEDS OF TRUST
Pubshed D.ib, Ezesps Sunday. The Washington Herald

This record transcript Of ali deeds and deeds Of trust
filed the Office Of the District Recorder Of yesterday
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
herbs Used m MEDIcInEs

A Manchester. England. paper urges
1.-The renewed cultivation Of old-fsshioned
medicinal herbs in English gardens In
the United States they have also gone
out Of fashion as q feature Of the small
garden, although they are imported In
I, large quantities from Turkey, India and
China. where they are grown purely for
commercial purposes, as their medicinal
value IL recognized BY many leading
Physicians. Tons Of Medicinal herbs are
used annually in the pre3aration OF
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, a most successful medicine for
woman's ills. II contains no narcotics
OF harmful drugs, and women afflicted
with such ailments should try IL.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05

The Y. NJ. C. A. drive which will
be launched May is Inclusive for
the purpose of building perma-
nent Y. NJ. c. a. building here.
will have headquarters at the
rooms of the Bachelor Club on
King street. Through it's president.
o. II. Kirk, this club has rendered
the use Of its rooms
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05

sou are losing your vitality. Your
memory is fast returning to
things which happened years ago
and is not attentive. You do not
enjoy company. but prefer to be
alone. You are losing weight.
and it is harder every day for
you to do your work, for life is
becoming a burden to you.
These are facts and well you
know it, so you should prepare
yourself to meet the conditions of
life as nature intended. Do not
allow yourself to become a medi-
cine fiend by taking into yosr sys-
tenn medicine which contains an
excessive amount of Alcohol and
which just stimulates you and
deadens your nervous system. nor
medicines which contain acids and
minerals to eradicate diseases and
leave your stomach in a most de-
plorable condition. Know what
you are taking into your system.
just the same as you would the
food You eat.
Tonall contains the elements
necessary to restore your health
and Is purely vegetable as analysis
proves.
TONALL is sold at all of Peoples
Drug Stores. The Tonall represen-
tative is explaining merits OF
Tonail to the people daily at Peo-
pies Drug Store. 18th and e SITS.
N. W., Washington. ID. C.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05

Members of the Washington Bible
Glass of the Second Presbyterian
Church last night presented a
handsome travelling bag to Rev. DR..
John Lee Allison. pastor. who soon
will leave for svangelistic work.
d. G. McWhorter. vice president Of
the class. made a speech of presen-
tation and a response was made
by DIR. Allison.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-05
DEEDS OF TRUST,


So 4o4s, lot 2s-Elizabeth Penn
to Chas.- e. Marsh & Robert NJ. Nor
rison to secure Lille B. Bailey $3oo,
year. per cent, s. a.
So 2sSs. lot 45-Aaron Blondheim
ct ux. Juliet. to Edw'd A. Garvey
q George r. Cook to secure Ada
G. waid s1.sss.s7 years. s per
cent. 8. a. ST.
So rs. lot s7-Elma W. Endriss
to Francis A. Crawford & Thomas
]. Burke. to secure George F. Cook
50, 900 years. Z per cent, o. q.
So 1915, lot 43-Chas. e. Smith
ct ux, Stella A, to Wharton e. Les
ter q Michael ]. Colbert to secure
National Perm B A $500.
So 1880. lot 3o-Paul e. Mahan
to VIM. 8. Phillips & James H.
Holmes, to secure Samuel 8. Dalton
-. 500. monthly payments. Z per cent.
So $50. lot 2S-Jackson Harris ct
ux. Grace. to VIM. 8. Phillips &
James H. Holmes to secure Samuel
8. Dalton $4.o27.50. monthly pay
menfs. z per. cent.
/, So 24o. lot s7-Sidney r. @. Par
ker to Frances q. Addison. jr., q
A c .Houghton, to. secure, Eiisa-
beth r. z Mary Addison $4,000.
monthly payments, 6 per cent.
So 3s3S, lots 4, 5 & 1Wm. W.
Stokes to Melvin F. BerEmann 4
Chas. W.. Schafer to secure North
ern Liberty B A $1,000:
70 Frank Owings, and Clarence F.
Welch to, secure Helen B WEIGH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
MEAT CAUSE Of.
KIDNEY TROUBLE
rAks . gIass Of salts " ysar H~sx
hurts or Blsddsr bothsv- Heat
isvms aFln arid

n yaa mHlg hafe yuar usst rvery asr.
eat IA. but nush your ksiaeys wttA sait.
o,easiuaally. sa4s = nrisd snthnfiiY was
tolls ns that ssaat lesnis rfie aid SHEA
almnsf psfal,ls - tha tiiusis ~ s,sir f.
forts to sttsl a lfam tho biessf fhsy
lssemr sluggish and weAksa. tban yeu
saifsr w,th : dull mlsssf ~ tha Kelsey
Esgoa. SHARP rsiaa In ths beck 90 sisk
hssiaehe. dizziness. fuin slauaeb elafs.
tHaxus u eo.sei kna shea ~ ~ssiheF
4 ts,i Y0s hase Farusnalic twlnEes The
nflne erfs ylaady iali a sealmsni. m
channels uftsa 80 sure snd lgIlta,s~i.
obliains fou io sak relief tsa - thfss
tlm. iaFlnx the uixht.
- nsuttal,fe these Irritating ssids. %
slsansa iha ktiness eni noah - ths
toiy's nfinaat waste Rsf I1hf eaness u
JsI saits irem sns phsfmaeg here
taAs tatlsspeanfpi in siast "a
wassr lelats bseAA last iaf q few ds4@
snd yoaf hlaesys wlll then set upe Ihls
famous salts i made from tha ssll "a
vrtp~s and lefunn jules. e,mbluea vita
llihla. snd tas baeu nssd ~ senetsilaas
A. aueh snd sflnsaiste si,lrrlsh t.anFe 3.
als 4 hr4ffshze tke sests ~ uFias.
- a ~ hmrrr lffnasss. thn. anslisu
fasldef wrshnsss =
sJsi Nalts B. snespsnslssi rsnnet in'
lufr. "a ulAkss . ishghtfai arsrse@sal
llhsa-uafsr dtink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
THE lOWll CORN COB TO
Be C0MMERCIlllEO
Valuable Acids To Be Extracted
rsom Cohs l. the Promise
Of This College
Professor

Raelnc w. Jan. - rae oo,n
mon corn cea ~hiSh heretofore Aas
heeu = waste prsia1 on she issm
NAY come "a - considered 'sla.
side article q c.smac - a. = result
a experiments lds esadu,ed b,
prosesaere = b fr.i and y ~
reterasa ~ he VnNsrs'N u VS..
coasln and reported - tAe Wisconsin
Akficanaris Cora soHs l. va dls
covered arr ioA ia aeests and laei,e
alods h.Ah o. shlca afe asea eNteusi
scls IN tAe iadassstes
wAaa fAe corn cohs sfe rarilah,
water soaked AMI inosaiiiea ~ih
sAe - eesia y nta is 'ienioao-
c,.eas esua qnsngi,iss - AZ s, an I
lact.c acid Afo pr,tacea y tn
,icids On a commen.al soAic are
cqaai 10 Tie laborA;o 3 resiais
esers. lon & ooTn ci'sa vi ieia
more ,han 500 peonas q aoets and
80 .l-o1nds q isc IL g
Thew are rroiuced ia tto tnnct
States alone more fhAa -.eeee tens
of ooru cohs seasis A email am
Qua. q these arr assl tst p.ecs or {
feed bet tbe ereai buls usually 3
tiseA det
Acetic aclt Is uscd lsrEcl, .n the
dye sndasiY and lsetis acid s -.
,ensiseiy ased 10 the leather indus
a., Roh $50 Are used a. many
technical orcfAtlone 90 varoa- other
lndastrvs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
HAD CATARRH
Of STOMACH
FOR 70 YEARS
Remarkable Recovery or
Mrs. Mary Graves. OF
Dallas. Again Proves
Wonderful Restorative
Power OF Tanlac


a have useof Aaosa aaYtnlas
nAftelaus "a mY uie as ~ es4 90
short slms rauiss has assfeeme saY
eanuh ana sssmseh ,foahie b ~ ats
fsaF. standing Nohsds knsws the
mlsss / suffered sselae sl lhs 4
sears usat 4 siass / ~as - wa
ihs, ,oaldul a, ~ u ~ ana eofli
have d ns "a bed fer tsys has
headaches TOO nps4lY ssevy merpias
and Wss las, a. dearonasnl ana s
sourarea a. tnS ana could ~
4 am iatt feeling flas nov simet
nke ynapa sirl esslnk anYthla
want eoshaus she least tialfasa slp
warts The headaches are eesv 'aa
ara IA fast. am lasi like dlilelcut
l~fson. thanks 20 amna TaaiAt
rho ahoys stAssmrnt ~as matt ~
Mrs MARY umyes fpto toaa A.
Dallas Ttsas
Na,s fanias Vsse,Ahls rlilt Age AZ
essential aaa tiislly important port
~ The rani..s lreafmorl You ,arnt
haps 90 set lbe mast Atlstastprs -
anita fem reelss wglheut Hfnt r.
satllahlas ,tso and resulse NAVE
meat ~ tho bnwala ranlae Nsts
nhle pills a., Absolutely ffee 'fom
sAlemel ana arr s"ld on puai'ise
guarantee 90 KlVs sallsfaetlea
eraniae 3 sold in Oulalle ~ Llili~
DRUG Go, ana ~ leading dlufklals
eysrf ehsfr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
TEACHERS OF NATION
ORGANIZING RAPIDLY
Membership IN State and Ma
tionh Associations hitting In
Nigh A. redagogues
Oct rcgvthcr

lopekA 1sh 80, McmnsE lJlp p
slate and naIional ,sacaers asfoc .
tlcne hss sgo~n D, leaps and hounds
IA the isa soar scaHs tafoafheui he
vaael ssasea IN eompiniion ls
saca hs sls Sapoaai Eduoation a..
s.s ai0n. kansas s FNen the h.sh
ess railng IN pcs csrisa meabetshif
fof every 1e,eee lA,puiaton. "a
Kansas Ssae TeAehcIs AsseiAtiea
has ss.i memhe~ o. is50i cat 81 4
ssa,s population q ises 81 nem
hersalp 81 ne kansas State resah
ers association has mere than douiN
"a IN four years ln lhs h.sl ,caf
the Naglors, Flneailaa a. e,latlcn
has rra~r flom sSSts 10 s. set
Wcmhes y he reper saNs
Neares, aplwoacaine kansAs 81
this respect ls calcrado win a psf
oensAxe u ga, Aainr esS nes.
ass. NoftA Dakota sls orescn,
SOS. Oklahoma ses FLORIDA rsnt ,
asia with percen,agc g ai
a number y sais aasac ,ilous
have shown nhero enai 9o~th The
largest asseelation acmhersain IS
that - penns,lsania i8oso IN
1915 81 haS bai Is sss fnuis.
sectnf las ru~n from i1zse &c
So ia four Years ohio fran ZOO to
.isGse. Iowa. nom iQs1s a. i5iol.
TEXAS from ssge 70 itoea. calls.
hena. nom 5000 a. is0es Mich
gan from 2 2Sos 10 iseso. Nassachut
csl.. from isooo to i5 5ool Colorado
2 2s> to elsoi Afkaasss 25oo 10 a.
lsso
New Yors the laeses state 10
population. piih ia hers aesoe'a.
ilon 81 i5ooa member hw pe
capita rank tref looeol ~ Ae
ranking iist among ihe states
The Garland brother. Who ra.nnel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
hrokxr o~s Ski, snS lsShirs
ksrz-s HslreS ovs< Nisss

F~ un<xAt1 s&az srugsssns. r<sA
- kssrArx ~ lace. n~SA. srus %
hc&y, ssa O. Ecs hsse - ssi fex re-
kcf troz torture - er-ssrrsom~r,.
acc'sr~s = ncs-9 s>in sprcsa'sf Ar9is
= itgit Nrnshs- Ssaghur sze iragrsvr-
narns khcu< n<x CAV
heS.ss- = - germ d-sfrcsirg prep-
evtr-~ .sEAEg has eyxr kctn foz2d
= takr ths pA4cr q tAss saAgsns prera.
rsfsc. Tt msz<nt va s1Tie q hal
"a h-sirs Oalv thesr No hss< ksd
srssts,y sssn gra@hles car knce thr
e So tks N~nsAe-Sa,pAus hxmgs
hrz ksEy. iscAaS crsrraa a efsc4
sXht -
Get szsN jar fron sny gccd
trcSssst ard sse a hke co,e cream
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30

wnsi4ngten. Jan. SO TreAsafy cp.
Pos.s.on % a solder bonus remains
unchsnse1. bot u therc q 20 he =
toaas. Il must Ne pros tea a. ogea
taxa "a 10 addition % taxes imposed
~ eaisring iAw. SccrctAr1 Nclion A.
Cared io3&y in = letter 70 Chalr.
mkn fcraney u the house way and
means conn ace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30

Th.s . rieasNnt ssfc nnd rcfiahie
medicine fcr coashs and colds n has
A<e1 IN nSe for many years anl =
hel1 "a liza esteem n those house
holds where rs GOOD qualities are
bess kncwr. Il 10 favorite wita
nact1srs ~ foung ehlidreu. a. 4 Goa
tains 20 oGlum o. other harmful druv
Try i whes you have ne>d q; such
remely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30

There u more Cataffh IA thla SEC
tl0n of the country than ell other Dis
eases pat teFeiher, and for years II
was supposed % l,e inc araHe Doc
tors prescribed iocai remedies, and by
constantly falling 90 cnrs lccal treaf-
meut. pronounced q incnrable Ca
tarrh i 4 loeal disease greatly intia-
enced ~ constitutional conditions aud
therefore requires constitutional
treatment iIali's caiaffh Medicine
manufactured by y Cheney A 20.
Toledo. 81 constitutional fomeds
il taken internally and acts thru tho
BLOOD on tho Nue0nf surfaces of tas
System One Hundred Dollars re-.
ward 4 offered for any case thnt
Halls Caiarrh Medicine falls TO cure.
send for circulars ana testimonials
.f. J. CHENEY. s co Toledo. ONO
Sold BY praFsssu. 75c
Halls FAMILY pills for constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
This Pure Cream
Stops Head Colds
tuply IN Nostrils - n opens
Air Passages Instantly.

Colds and casffi Yield likc magic 60
sooth.rr. healing antiseriic cream thar
pcncigAtcs lhfoNEa esefy ar passage
and relieves se Hen. inhamrd mem
bfancs Ol nose snd throat Your c'eg.
red nosifils opcr right rp and son can
breathe freely Hawking and snuihmg
stop. Don't siay stuffed ~ aad fnisef-
able
Cti small bottle of Fiys Cream
naim from your drugEsst Apply a
Little % ihe noafds &nd set instant re-
hcl. Millions cndorse thl, femcoy
known iof mere hsn hi,y years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
ECONOMIC FARLEY COMES
TOO EARLY, U. S REGRETS
Opens While Arms Conference
Debate Will Ne Al Its
height In the
Senate

washiastcn Jan ie ~ a. tine
ths wa.hlassan eongrfepe epsnsd
Ambassador tfar,sy spessa a. i.eadpn.
making t-slntrtlv aAserse sliasssa
% ne pafls peaee sunie eass aAia
lha, she pfesenl conference psa sat
"a No, 10 ses ehtsaer she Rateua
~ the ~oF.a sauld asfee apsn ail
shinas bus ~ spe ~hsihef thef roai1
aerso upon ene lhlns
Also rfsslaeat llarilne AMI teefe
.aey unshee hAss bs their seaaaes
lel Il b. sren tlss they have sltass
,esardea the sass esa - ne pessrns
oonferrnee A. pfelimnAY teat
which should determine kmsritN
y .llluTneaa OF illInsntss 10 parsl
ciuale IN future eohiof usrs
Would lNe More Tive
"a h true thai ne rrraen4 ,onfrg
onco has ateaiy achieved substantial
su,ce.s Ia asfreins upoa tlo a,ala
oaliiae. u ghe arin,llal satie {. lmi
tAtlon - naval agmamont. hai i is
ne,eglhelc-s ai.c trae ihN i poold
~ maoh none comfortable for
America Il The saecess % ths pfessat
coniereaoe ,oaia b. more definitely
and finally assurei before thn cali
lng of lho Geooa conference sna 81
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answer n me hNitalion ard eaylns
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nient of rcnief ioine1rc ~ Franea.
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take up thc subiec 81 ucfmAn -
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policy IN oaf conduct ~ foreign affalrs
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manaeed ia sucl saS a. in make
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the question uf participation !.
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