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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-10
RESiCNINC PREMIER TO
REMAIN IN OFFICE NOW

ROME. Feb. 10 sisnor fons lai.
who resigned as premier Of the Italian
cabinet. today promised King Victor
old ministry The Premier Will appear
before the chamber OF depGt es mex.
Thursday u defend bis policy. / s. s
announced During the last WeaA slie
King has made nn@vall ng Efforts ~
ind some statesman who copli con
struct a new cabinet fGiaei - ef.i' /
Orlando. former Pr-nie3 ciulest'. sne
Presi1en. DE Nichols. III thn efala .e'-
all tried but failed. The religions sile
ton Ia, been h.g issue n s1,N oi
h. possibility OF 4 rranar aas h'N~ft
between the Vatican and tile ,sniiaai.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-10
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
UElIES ROMO2 IMPENDING
CABINET RESIGNATION

w sliisGTCN. Feb 1o-'l have
nn5 s.si., ns.ti | have not seen asked
10 s-sSn and nave no intention OF
resienine said Secretary of the In
terror Albert 3. Fall. today in re
Spouse II a published story that he
Was ai4ont % set ont Of the cabinet
because of dissatisfaction with the
pnlfein. 81 The Harding adm Illustration.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-10
New York Cash
Grocery

W E. vOORhlS. Prop.
Phone 2io-W. 3t7 voiusi4 Ave.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-10

q -AHD-WFiERE.T TO BUY IT y

adopted many high sounding ress'lI-
tons but accomplishing nothing. and
that n..thing was done up in u tlnsol
Of words
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-10
NEElSBsJKC, w. VA. HAS
STAMPING FACTORY FIRE

WELLSBtRG. West Va. Feb. 70
+ re. starting al O'clock this morn
ng burned to the ground the stamp
ing factor. of the Eagle Manufacture
ing Company. one of the bigs lest
plants in this section. The main part
Ut tae factory across the street Was
not damaged.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-10
NO SAFETY IN oueouT

. AREAS. France. Feb. 10--A thief
fleeing from gendarHes took refuge
in an Did British dugout near here.
The police were just about 20 &C III
after him when thu dusolt coiiaps ed
The victim had to be dug out.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
.ino. sLANs NEGRO. aAMDlT..I J

HR .6fR eofII3 UITLD nsliUsl~N ffu
chicagoan Was, Armed for Highway
r"'s''' ~ MANS Attack p'ssn "tGa
NChieago..M Elmer 'Iaihes was
helahp ahd,robbed,two months ago. he
bought. a gun and vowed. he would kill
the next bandit that stopped him. He
made good this week. A@burly negro
Jumped from a1tioor@ays as Haihes was
returning home after midnight.i nattt
- stick ,em. up. you white coward. or
ri kill you.' the negro commanded. -
asHainesi fired oyfrom; his overcoat
ppeketlrpypel negro yfsll with a 4 bull bullet et
through his chest and was dead before
the police arrived. 9ioy y4ui aaul
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

Mexico City.-The foreign office do
MED the an4puncement pf q note from
tfk 'UhRed States of the recognition
Of iMexicdl through Charge d'Affaires
suWmerlips or the Mexican embassy
ct WaShingtop. n,.,i n.nim nnl ..n,n,.a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
INQUIRY
'S100h NABE
-. Al Az
GOVERNOR cHAgoEss,BsuRAncE
COMPANIES fosfERED
-. scaNoALI
'Pkur.@ SMITH EkoSERATED
,EesmesIAaG M. Head eIu BY House
Committee Not ResppnsibIe for
,.oI2 Certain Expenditures ofSs--
institution. ~

<4%lf sOAAII #
Jackson, Miss.v-The house OF repre-
ssntAtiyesNby an Ing creased vote upheld
it's decision to Investigate charges
made By GeyILef M. RusseR in a spe,
cial message to both, bodies Of tteaeg.
islatnre last Thursday Representa-.
tive Russell's motion to reconsider the
itotes orderipg the investigation, was
defeated by avote Of TITO 43. 3..Appeals
were made on the floor of the house
to rescind It's order fol, Investigation.
some members suggesting the mes
sage be expunged frop<the records.
After thefNe bM beer taken Speaker
Como {anhoilfced th4Uhe/ would name
a. aMhittee Of sefen mSmbers of the
66se to sit as4 special investigating
Committee, andsit is the belief that this
will proloNg the session SAthe lsgisla-
ture. at least 80 days. The gSvernor
schafged that MisA Frances c. Birk-
heaAs s10O,to0 suif\alleging seduction
was Ihstigated by tie insurance, com
panies. Van -
!. Un9ar the resolution the e0mmittee
mas wlAS powers and the investiga-
tiNn wiWncltuS hseesAafkes.naade by
a MrmeT stenogfaphezagainst the gov
AernS[ ssu.sas,ss,a @~.A~s
IN In TIE senate abill was passed TAX
ing away hom the governor the right
tcr-pardeR sHdef--aaF-- F--eircumstaness
without petition for pardon first be-
ling published for 80 days AS stated
on the floor of. the senate, this bill IL
the outcome of "a pardon issued Sup-
day to- Leonard Altman after a, petit
ttot containing $500 names had been
presenter to- the board of pardens
againstA the. pardon and that. body hav-
ling refused to recommend pardon.
The governor said he pardoned Altman
f0b "4ergiittarious conduct ,.,',
The special committee of the house
appointed 70 investigate the alleged
deffciB.fh the iaucountr of the "A. and
M. College during ,the administration
of Prof. w. H. .-5faith--while president
Of that institufinn mAdeih report com
pletely exonerating President Smith
and showing that shis adihintstratfol
wxsinotQxspoasible for THE deficit, be.
yopdI certain war ,expenditpAress, ,imTIpoQ;s; p,oQ;s;
ed, upon the Institution, and which had
AZ iu9th tuA 'bJ lfi8n3 tHuv
SThe, university apprbpriation e bHi.
wiffch passed she'senate by oncv vots
opn out whiehohapdicaps the college
will prchably, he called lllyas W. again, The
| bill as passed -ca.ts-ths appropriation
of 1920 about Is and one-hal1 peE cent,
bHs resGsNp GsNpsiaeSed Y. when il " sailed istIl up
for reeonsidefatfon. '',''''' ~ ''e
ni9'u :I2il2l.ls1Q- -xxnl-n4 a "a soil
hns 1shTskas Bank Closedio ~ .yso
u,Austins Tex The First State Banh
Of Gray Pamela ,f,0,pppn1gty. '0,ppp1gy has suspend,
ed bysihess. It was aanho4Hced BY Com
missidner 81 insurance, ahd Banking
Ed Hall. odtwasgolosed by erden of thu
commissioner. j., The, cagital stock o.
the bank is $20,60O. with a SIC, 900 sur
plus and approximately $5O,O0O An dc
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
IewANr y4.soo,ooc.

Unless Sym RId.InssrsoIhMatch Com.
ansn,sslpanysto es,AuetIasedpda Ont
J. New York Creditors Of Roheyt II.
Ingersoll 4 Bros, bankrupt makers Of
the dollar Watch have authorized
theatruAtsesit lsAli >thes company at
public, s4les April 10 unless an offer Of
at least 81 ,50Q, 900 - slreceiyed within
the next 10 days. An offer equivalent
IL aboHt 81 200. 900 In eAa& hAs been
received j ieounsenfors th5' trustees an
49,
nouncea' .eos,sug
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
Ball In Wagon.
hrNAklaRda1E ALI fARad&xpTasET wagor

'urNSh e50I HseAfssHb MI "u5offF
Load of silver half dollars-$2, 900,
Worth dofitHsML2*ast bf0ughtetb the
Oakland ,policer ista,ti9Hh ,lRYI, BY George
Bruno, manager of an Italian bank,
Yrncney taprl Loreiz6D
,Guissi, under arrest on charge OF,
igilihgH 9 8 7feifder = 'Assistahcerot to a.
1wsamea ;whq, bad q been, EpH, down by
his automobile.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL {
sil1nldaiyscliiIIo''I,'ve'l|| i'I 1
J, !, Lesson. :.

By REV. p. b. FITzWATEB,i,D ID, p.
Teacher of English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute 6f chicago) - es-s
Copyright, tasss Western .sseussnpsr Union.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

.oi.ts .,o1 ,,i.t-- e,eiaa,,i, ils IA
MiesiaS
ENiENT! 81
f-Ts---,T : -7T q 80 : = Z ~ =
Principal Happenings
Over the Stare Told
i'm Short Paragraphs


IAN .'ihterestingt compilaticnuofi tlie1
total bonded debt outstanding 'and due
by Counties, municipalities and schocfI
districts Ras lust fneen ocodpfieif FOR
the inforfnatioh Of the, Legislature,
which shows that count les, sch oof n
tricts and municipalities have. or had
In 1920, a total bonded debt of s54,-
2fyi04S, as hgainst'a total bonded'dett
ofstke state of Mfssissippi tof e8,34f,-'
D47 "t ne .siiiersasa,i 10 lssr,nsd a = fa
sai,
Tfs 'Yiftyseighth anniversary of the
KniahtslsS .Phvthssryas 3itSisE}YfaP-
served with services at the Episco-
par Chthch 'bfv IGrsenwoBd..' Drl''W.
Rose,rtectoriof yths, stisdrch preachsdh
an sleeneau seTmoR upon ,'thei esseps,
tials Of ,GAEtRtjanitEET, and lapppliisesd Fsi,,
hgioph asI sxsmplibtied ip .tRf teiatSshlrn1gs teitS r1gs
OF TINS order. 9. .s."psi;o SrrE
F. Te sepket,N WHO mas been making
+" Survey uof the dairy p6ssiBilfties' OF
Installing a. branch of, the Brookhaveh
Creamery, has, reported to, the. ,dire9trl
ors of the. Natchez Chamber of Com
merce that he Is very favorabie I'M
pressed With the prospects Of building
rNbithe' dairy industry there. lw bnt,s
Lincoln .Coynty's, six months COM
mon schoof- term viii etsd completed
as .phmihea. "a EVEN If teaehers have to
acceptra cptlin thsi last ynonth's sal
ary, the, teachers agreed at the last
meeting OF the Lincoln County feAs
chers' Association. .''nn''p "n's1S :
kolT sls I. Toaas aafes,n !,
.vlpNes tigatiQn,, ofl- f0Ad dlflQl llSn, AT y UP
A. & l. State Normal School at Nash
viiier with -peference to- qthe.,extortipn
charg6esag W. J.r Halea presidents,
was rbegtfh Behind lclossd ioorsm-by
three Representatives of the veterans
bdfeau at Washington hsssesr ,'S's IN
-in,r f'aH ns''Hf7a Ia.is'.' 10 ttfw hit- .ssg
eContrHcts fori two carals tin the
Jones.ttaftorf Drainage Dfsfrirtain Lee
floss ~ y,bsdaS 4 lst s. To- e = :
cQns9rp pcti2R fonpapy lIgfIlllas VI tIeEs
The Texas 90 DRasrns Il i'd was the lpEi
esto of, Bsxanafiladr with the drainage
commissioners 'arsfrwas' Id g centss per
BiG Yatd Ar e TOT tns yxsavati x|ar "a a r work x
aG BspBaFrs, E ,ds epSIh ppsIdii iSis|ati68 4 ss
agent for Oktibbeha County, deSjTeS
the opeople 'sOfi- the ,tSountynRat -tp tor
get ffaf 4" wflfosnfpa 'esirpof spdsltry'
fp1 SlIts It y ,stargis hr llat pei wssh' \
npn ''''t'i, fasSs ,.ss. i.ods. sais, '.sa :
Lieut.. Wallace C Burns of the
RS9Wys VA Sala dead is ss ad tfs q. son ,5 ot Roes
Burns, postmaster OF BrapdAn, ;, ,1i MISE y
and enteredss army Through the
second officaxsi,straiifjng camp at
LlsbM .Spuings; Fexasoins 10 slss.umoo
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

goiTcaJ:i AsfsssIs ,4f scirpr
Al hillloshas lrheen,sl passed hsin nthe
Legislature authorizing ethe fissuance
Of S., O8o, IN bonds, fora building for
Aa,burn, n,p9onsolidated lSchocl tabtandedu
byi alD0ut' ssD pupiis mountaineering
FraYKlihc aHds lAIifiilte eoihtfes' 70 s'ei'
.ydaN :" y3'b usri ahs sosbifsrf ofr 9tnit sns'
nrPhS pTibtfro schools 6f tiTe heounty'
win 'ff6id fiald day meet at SehSt6bfA'
on Aprif IL" fhe Contests ,@diI,l
opsn to All L the saRbanls. ,incllgdiR the,
'ssparate h,sehaOIs, csf,o Cold water and
SenatChias oicq,gq hrs syiirt-ss harrsi ed
ss, -, -s,,4 aini s,sls,s a-sat ~ ~ 30 fss,
"a, meeting, .ofuthee chamber ,of coygr,
menceifor Winston GeNHtEl WiA,belheld'
Monday, March i6r;As Fihereshas been
soma a a,mispnderstandin as,tQ.the. mean
ing ref ,syrehcaH oOrg anizatiOn, this meet
ingp was called. ip9lssAslh .tirpoo anros:'
- rat;sais bier srw,rvs bs7irpar az aAlson
ienfany, farmeps in BentoH' county ORE
setting aside small tractsutor be tilted
this tsRf dndeF dir@tions fd lbb' sup
ptAef cbyo the / EEK helfsion foreesp ofo the
state county farm agent. sset fsaufdsH 10
ilswr,rr~rs.s ~
In sOtb to the Laurel
NtssAnispuG Club Senator, .BHto .Hapuis1n
Of mississippi states that he is irr-
s,'ss, ssSss / n ,H!ss1g I I y I 'si'f r
sIsg frlll arcs ~ 40 .isss IL ars s:inI IA
VS. W., h.. He.sAite q al Al id6pahm Gpts,
healquarteEs captain at fdhani and
Mrss saWhite celebfatAd zstfeirn agoldefil
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
HProposa l. Offer ,contefhplates. Re-
turn 70 Private ~1iiftfstiVe and Pfi- =
vate Enterprise, safeauarded,
a ekssfxSt axvats 6reEd.gssl1 :

q AdstnSt HHiwats Eresd3SsG :
washington sidenY Haaa ding
. message he read in person to con-
greshN1pintS SssEig8s 9reYnted ths
administration program for develop
ment through direct and indirect sub
sides of the American merchant ma
rine19$s iAxSedetfty 1tf4 ha,pa9,
outlined his Views, steps. We're, taked
TO translses shiserscoHsaendh ion poi
icy into legislation.
Bills embodying The iadfsiAstfasden,
policy were introduced simultaneously
before tke.president had left the capi-
al, and affa6RyRepts were made for
early dbmmittes t6grstion. Joint
hearings by the senate cq3 3h5eRe and
the houae merchant marine ~cdA unit
tees, to which the bills We're referfe&
were proposed by Senator Jones, ~
publican, Washington, chairman of the
formed 4 aSI4E 81lfvwili be taken up
by the senate conifniftee and also by
the house committee. 4
In addressing the Joint session sf
congress, President Harding declared
that the policy. of government opefa-
tion ofaitsfn1erc aips had Hen
demonetrate6 fo be fund am tally
wrong and practically impoAible-s Hs
poposed the~saie eyen at an admit;
ted sacrifice-4of the goxsrnm mt fleet,
built during the war, and the granting
sof the direct and Indirect subsidies,
,toaer1eta ysth pshsrs stdi tOa sAEig@ e
ship operators. -
/ This programhis, ,-sa presQie ftb'e4
Ndinaisssvsss advanced in lieu of inef-
'fective provisions in, existing laws de-
ssigned fq, aid shipplng,. These The. ,,,iyi, II,
cIadedf ttie. "subvention' or tariff re-
nate, ptdWd9H for oh imports I III
kmsrir6h vessels undsro thes present
ltasiEf.- law which us ,inopeFativa nbe
clauses clause III II comSimSercial treatfiesss
xndninhisRrationR iadtafs isaadteafs III ihfc congress- congress
llatef safds tilat NO attempt ''w6u1d be
made ito rspehdsthS tneaby aabrbgation
cAnse ,o& the Jopess sactnbW that, the
the nttrsa Treaty IabrogatioHhf Provision left on
fh9 sstafite books. xai~o'iol .4issSrS
ssrhs opiesidenty4n iifs yadiress, and
ths,Iad1dinistsatt3ni dbills which iwere
,gtsodAssa, Z 'pFfR0aASa tths f0llGyins s
a1NIr esrAh~ceddAt 'sss3soOa0o- annuab
Eita .ha AFpvjaad AH priPSiRsAillyr prlSitR9si Tx d.
~ In Ina tts.fs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
Need to Think STRAIGHT,

Chicago.IIAnerican educatIon needs
the SUPPORT 81 AfiferieaaHh bhsfness and
Anfef4caff faDusihess ais absolutely nde-
pendenthipdn tbeaTddact of american
eAucstjarAs JUilliamln Mathew Lewis 0f
the, VHitsd Statss ,ht9sTfp ,sht9aspTfper Of I s com1 Pm
eettttiiA 10 MN rAAuiow tssssti stSpussn
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

eign. ships.
v@ls76f thestbnhageTow herd by the
shipping. iboatdizndf use -of the-funds
asl "a senstrActia9 leapnfuad; .anthpr',
isHSI Ss Psg6ssn SsGs s A#sEeas ssas %Ss iss
ths' iavaa srssefve s~ithr tie oattehdAnt
sliewancei an pay.io auliE sds-ui u'iuo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18
:. Lco. sure. yVu're right
living or him lIho this.
arI". hmt mot -" 'oon'
:, H. RIIIdcn.

I can't - ilIinE on MIN hh" '"'".
sure gotta slI". but not -" 'opn'
Nut 80 ALI 90 i'll sudden.
IIr was etry"d. but suiien.
Say, Won amt doing IN" no favor.
IN, ,nrIr IusYnEr 10 all on yor' AIN
4" nidn'i Won say 50 yOur3cit-hoth-
iu:, her amt y"urs?'
''Y-ycs."
"Thrn what's hurting"
- I'm all on, Of step. too, Lee
Ito turned I" her. conciliht0ry.
nut won amt lost your looks kiddo
.-nt 10 hand il 10 you there. lou
aim los, your looks"
e couldn't go without teti!nS hm-
Hcu."
"'TCl hlm you're on your Jop ht"
. Ike "a %"'f-r"sp""tnS GIRL ana n' -
! think NOR" Of YOU ~
/ 'Inut t"ntrtim~f It's nearly w..
When lac passes from me M"nn"S -,
1"""'!nrs and nnd tho uA'' V"
'hry'u. seven"
"Nriio him. Geo. felI'" CO."
hht 'pry h""-" I" Ia. ." "''''
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-11
MILITARY TRAINING
Application Blanks for Courses Of In
structlon Now Available

Burlington, May ll.-ApplicatioT
blanks for the citizens military train.
ing camps have been issued and may
be obtained from S S. Richold, Yer
mont state chairman,
The camp will be held at Camp Dew
ems, Mass. II you are at all interest
ed II VII be well to not wait, as many
applications are already on file Mr.
Richold will gladly furnish any in
formation that will assist a worthy
applicant
There is positively no expense to the
candidate while attending any of these
camps The government provides al
railroad expenses to and from the
camp, including meals en- route, as
well a. uniforms and complete equip
ment
Applications must be mailed to S 5
Richold. Burlington, State chairman
before June I. Shortly after this dat
the candidates selected will be noti
fed. It is very important that those
who are interested should apply al
early as possible. for the number o
candidates to be selected IN each corps
area Is limited.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-11
Pay Think Of Yol

ward J. Lestage, Edward O'Connor
and Mss Mary Curtin, J. Frank
Leahy and Miss Rose Hefferman,
Raymond j Cone and Miss Mary Nc
CURE, Mr. and Mrs r. f. Corbett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Quadland OF
North Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mclaughlin, j. Emmett Leahy and
Miss agnes Lashway Of North Ad-
ans, Leo T. Nash and Miss Gertrude
Bo@.ey Of North Adams, Francis
Riley Of North Adams and Miss Mar
garet Nash, Hugh e. Clark and Miss
Mary Z. Ryan, Dennis Nash and Miss
Frances Lashway Of Billings, Mont,
William Ryan and Mss Agnes Wad-
dell Of Troy r. II. McCue and Miss
Elizabeth McCue, r. c. Quinlan and
Miss Margaret Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Durocher OF North Adams,
Edward II, Shea and Miss Rose Duro.
cher OF North Adams, William Butler
and Miss Audrey Lynch, Mr.. and
Mrs, George L. Clifford Of North Ad-
ans, Kenneth Shea and Miss Agnes
Schramm, Patrick Brazell and Miss
Julia Brazell, Edward Pilling and
Miss Mary Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Silver, Harold Levin and
Mrs J. Levin, Mr., and Mrs. A. Sat
ter Samuel Levin and Miss Alice NJ.
Schrager Of Troy, Frank Kelly and
Miss Helen Malone, Edward Tromb-
ley and Miss Christine Jensen, Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Lundergan,
Thomas j. Donovan and Miss Katha.
rine 4. Mcmahon, c. Kenneth Car.
penter, II. o. McGoyern and Mrs. II.
G. Sheehan of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Rammoth of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. F. Closson of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. j. Brisker, NJ. b. Morgan and Miss
Julia Fitzgerald, f. c. Martin and
Miss Stella VanGorder Frederick j.
Beecher and Miss llene Sargent. Mr..
and Mrs. Orrin B. Bowen, Edward
McGurn and Miss Julia Hughes. Alex.
ander II. Lister and Miss Beatrice
Loomis, Thomas ]. Lister and Miss
Irene d. Savery Mr. and Mrs. D. r.
Sargent, Ray Hart and Miss Ruth
Godfrey.
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GREETINGS TO PASTOR
Reception by Brotherhood TO Rev.
Cole

Reception by Brotherhood to Rev.
J. L. Cole.
The members of the Methodist
Brotherhood turned out exceeding y
we'll last night, in spite OF the Con
gregational club meeting and the
Elks' ball. to welcome the new pas,
tor, Rev John Leonard Cole
After n few words OF greeting by
'1e president, Fred c. Martin and
the enthusiastic singing OF several
popular songs by the members OF
the organization. Mr.. Cole was given
,,le floor He very appropriately
talked on brotherhood especially
how It fills need In the church and
the community.
A vote was proposed by Leon G.
Orr that Brotherhood Sunday
school Men Bible class be organic
ed. 1le idea proved popular with
the majority and was voted favorably
upon. The first class will be held at
the church Sunday with the men
themselves, as organizers and Rev
Cole as teacher,
The business program over. sand
wiCles and coffee were served by Il
W Atwelrs team.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-11
GERMANY REPLIES
ON PREPARATIONS
Pleads lmpossibility Of Imposing SIXTY
Billion Marks New Taxes
Before The 31st.

Paris. May H. The German reply
to the reparations note Of April lS,
which has been received by the repa-
rations commission protests the good
will OF the German government, but
pleads the material impossibility oil
imposing 60O00,0O0000 marks new
taxes before TIE 3lst or complying
with all the conditions laid down on
March q.
The German government the reply
SAYS. is convinced OF the necessity OF
covering expenditure without further
monetary imitation Having regard,
however. for the German economic
situation and financial obligations
abroad, It is considered inevitable
clat important payments due by Ger
many in foreign currency cannot be
met without the aid OF foreign loans.
while it will be impossible in
view Of recent heavy increases IN
taxation, to impose 600OO,O0O, 600
marks fresh taxation before May 81,
as the commission has demanded,
the reply continues, Germany Is pre-
pared before that date to submit to
the commission a complete scheme to
cover expenditure without further
monetary imitation.
TIE German government notes
with satisfaction that the commission
desires to support Germany in regu'
lating her finances, and to this end
will be prepared to afford the commits
sion all the facilities for Investigation
It may ask for and viii be prepared
to consult the commission with re-
gard to legislative projects planned
by the German government in iinan'
cial markets during the time OF tAe
regulation of reparations payments
as provided by the commissions de-
cision of March 2l.'
In conclusion, the German govern
ment declares that it will do its best
to comply with the conditions Of the
commission note OF March p. II
is of the opinion, however, tlat some
OF the conditions are incapable of fuI
| a mcnt, but relies on tho commits
sion offer in its letter of April /,
ito examine any practicable sugSeS
tions which may be put forward bl
the German government for meeting
the difficulties in which 1t is placed.
The German government expresse.
regret tlat owing to the prolonged
absence of several Of its members a
Genoa. 70 has not been possible I,
observe some of the time limits lait
down by the note of March u, anD
requests that reasonable extension
OF these limits be granted by III,
commission.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-11
WELFARE ACTIVITIES

Enthusiasm aud all signs point TO.
ward the realization of a Twilight
Baseball League in Bennington.
Reports from the various industrial
groups and clubs give FIVE teams def.
nitely formed and ready for actor.
These are the +. z. Company Ben.
nington Wax Paper, Holden and
Leonard, Woodmen and Y. NJ. c. A.
o>lers have not yet given definite
reports American Legion and Elks
teams have a chance OF still beoom.
ing a reality Reports also are not
yet full from Allen A company and
the Fhemen
In order to get the league organi.
zat'on moving forward there will be
meeting of all teams or interested
individuals Friday night at 1880 in the
Welfare rooms, third fldor of the
! Hawks block.
Teams not yet formed will be want.
ing to get lined up for the beginning
of practice next week, The playground
diamond will be at the disposal OF all
teams.