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TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1921
immTURE Aifihmio FOR
TOMORROW . _
ng‘ll ‘lldt‘ 6:25 a, 111.. (SI-ll} p, In
Sun rises 6:33. sets 4312,
my local news published herein.
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BIASOS [C- DIRECTORY
o
01d Well Lodge, NO. 108213. and A.
I. meets in Masonic building. South
lain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. July and August except-
7 Iliasonsi
‘11,. at S oclock. All Master
-.ordially and fraternally invited.
EDISON T. HARRIS. \V. BI.
ROBERT MI. \VILCOX, Sec'y.
1::—' -
A Stated Convocation will be held.
‘pn Tuesday evening, Nov. 78111. at S
The Associat-d Press is exclusively
”titled to the use {or publication of
.11 news dispatches credited to it Or
not otherwise in this paper and also
‘ “Above fining gallon chaos; inf
_~ ' 5 Germany th'e'American ‘Flagg”
' 7337 MRS. BURDEN AHARRIM'AN, in, New YorkHerald.
t'Above all the. political chaos in Germany the "American flag floats
above Coblenz, on the medizoval fortress of'Ehrenbreitstein. A5 itustands‘
. out against the blue sky over those massed cliff-likcuwalls it. gives a' most
wonderful impression of- youth and power—“with malice tOWard none,
right.”
Verily the world does more. Under that New rWorld emblemflying.
above the ancient Old World symbol of, grim fear and. force-Land hatred
there is being enacted whatniay go down in history alien epochrmaking
drama—theAmerican occupation. _ '
Here in the busy, little town of Coblenz the streets are full of stalwart,
ruddy-faced American boys—13,000 there are in, the area. And because
. of the kindness and consideration of these soldier boyo to the native, chil-
dren the parents have become tolerant and‘evenvfriendly to the Americans.
This army and thospirit of its administration form the keystone that
is holding the whole fabric of the occupation together by trying to prove
1 with charity to all, with firmness in the riglitvaa Gvodfgives us to. see the _
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that idealism and altruism are, after all, the most practical things in the
world as applied to human affairs. . ,
this was with the young woman in front of
in .
the New England Candy , companvs
Noticed the cheerful line
=b'clock.
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Fraternally _
CLARENCE Rx. BRO“).
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F. S. LYON. SL-C'y.
()l'R FIELD MAHFHAL
“Notrv .‘lurvclmlf' tin; l-‘rcm'li (-zill
Foch. “He" is "our marshal." too.
‘1 fact not always i't-LT-glilzfi'd
That is .
morning‘s. papery——
“Only 40 more shopping days llll__.
Christmas.“ '~ ’
store on South Main street last night:
atmosphere and wondering how many
.._0_....
morning. too. Had ideas of all sorts, the Hill" by the crowd we saw coming
the Palace. and
GE RAL ORDERS |
“‘e werestunding there. admiring; the
And we. were feeling so good this; gallons of tears were shed at “Ow-r1;
wondering
_ sommxlzul m1 tl1. lazy-s (a! tin ‘George for London last night. but. Sinn Fcin
Junim. lopuliic. throughout the headquarters here doélflred there
comm-y. (Him Midge. N. 3.5 now has Sould be; no developments (n:
:l \‘1 :‘3‘ llllf‘lT‘SllllE,’ and l‘CtSpOnSlQl‘e" thgir'side until after 1110 {3‘1“ng and
"rice in furthering good city. governs
44...”th
33." An“ "Rumba , 7, ‘1, ,4. A feeling that we, would like. to do on.‘ from ‘ 5
111 in. last )‘t-IH‘ ”if“? .‘l‘m “It-{‘4 mum.- mun gnod-«larned good [or whether it was too damp lnrtllé‘ then- 2
Vvas gel‘c'l‘imssml" , "3 “I! ”E", "2'1“ tlmt' mutter—and help the world and tre for us to go in and wondering 1t 3t 2
form-s. ““1" m “m” “my in? ‘ ml all that sort of thingf’l‘heu this comvslvnw damp WOUld it bring; hack 0”?
ericu ' [“Tilil‘rm “5 “$1; “3 0‘ H Mnnw and gel-til. spoils the whole div1rheumatism—ehowever we were :ltandi
the "‘3 “‘1": “FUSE-“id ‘Mls‘ «50;» i}: . ing- there-null this girl and fellow came
trio. .1 -lil“'*:*"f~" “:E {WSW}: ‘ H —0— ;along. Stopping in from of the florists
from “i H" \ “‘3 h1:_ 13:“:th 1,“: Prulxlllly the :ulnrrlisur meant wcll. ism» admired the flowers. Yes. he ad—
'11“” m’mm'“: “L FM. ( “Him; {'5A7..I)1fr>l but hizxmi it why drug: in SOlll‘?tlllil.:;lIlll‘ff\l tlxeni loo. ’I‘hcnu littlo further
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{ho “‘1 ‘ klslni :1 It.“ Lion-Eh? tlw {‘1 men or (E114 woman found inf-loos. let's stand here and smell it a.
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3 ’W‘mm m ”my men... - lwe— lumped it mid wiriuyml um: Nickles
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“TXXINING Jt'NIOH (ITIZHNS l (COllllDIlC‘d fI‘Ulll Page one)
In mulling 1(i'lulll i2: ' . .' in; ._7... ‘
""5““:"Hm‘: “"13: “W” ‘ lmols jr-o 7' iron“; with llnxmil-i: Lloyd
‘1 ““5 11'7“”) ll " V Sim-'1’: (‘ll}’ Ger ‘1. HE is rom‘rst-uh-d an
é'h- rv le“-' 1mm» ll . 'lv-"J‘w‘l lurfx's :lll‘l. Si Hiring ”mt fl“. pl'opusml basis: ”r
girls 11’1“"7”; “3 uml 32' lynx“ OH .K‘rll int-1;: stilnnilu-d by the Britishl
“lb” 3"‘\" “'7‘ “5' ”w This l):.-li‘.lx-i' Would. in his opinion. S\‘l'l~
.‘ll’i‘ 120’. L131; lmimd lUl‘ L‘ill.ir'li$lilp. (nusly impvl'il 1—15,“..5 fights. Should
and ll‘: {lax fll‘St‘llt‘t‘ LII illizx'rrPOSlllYl‘ Unis {lllllll‘li‘ he- llpl‘lt‘ltl by {HP l‘lsll‘l‘
good ”mm”: t‘m’y “r“ n-cxjiving a (Ill-incl. :iud the 'lmcrnmvnt lirOlio-‘l-
kind of Imirm ‘ for delinquency and “)5 rk’jt‘l‘ll‘él. it “3.92:”.de as possible
crinm. In smalh-r communities no (lint Mr. Llovd George will carry om
doubt “"9 same (1"‘Ylizil‘lnu (“5‘5 in his l‘ni'cnt to tender his resignation as
similur prnpm'ilntri Prime Minister. Everything: conso-
1‘ ‘i‘: to d” m “If“? ‘ qucntly, is thought to hinge upon
5”““55‘1W ("n”‘sniu'flw' 1 Thui‘sdn\"e’dm‘elopmcnls.
.1lxsi- .\ it~fler¢ l‘lllli\‘l?t ll‘iUVrlllx‘I‘l 13“ Michael Collins and George Davin
being pusllmi lay fur—5 :lmwl illt‘ll and
'l‘lix aims to
modeled
Duffy, ineinlfic‘rs of the §inn Fem delir-
gation. who have been in Dublin con-
ferring with Eainonn do Valera. left
litrl'i'l lllv‘l.'
‘wmm i“.
14pm 11d junior grm critmvms,
branch which is doing valuable activism, Premiers conclude their-5071—
mx .. . _ ‘ _ 7 . ’e'rences.
~ ‘ 1.1.11: 1'3 ~1' Wm?" police forge;_ 1;}.The members of the. Iflstcr Cabinet
nilil JllnlOl‘ rcpresentatives*nleetrr with " .0 will come to },mj'adn will include
atm- School board and‘pther 1mp°rt"lJohn Milne Barbour. the Marquis 01’
:int lai'ulwlu-s ut the City government. .L‘ondonderrv. 1;, N. Andrews and I‘.\..
Tm" mmmlfi‘l'g 0f Ems Puma" 30“}Archdaie. They will'be accompanied
“T‘lml'm 3"" 0‘“ 0f mischief. b1”: ”13‘: bv Thomas Moles chairman of the
(SlUllLV :1 Small part of the benefit. Cmnminpes of 11". 1'1qur- qunqmeqt
'l‘ ' < "‘ ‘1} ll .' ‘V "- ' . “ ' l k. 1‘ l ‘ d
.., f9) ‘1‘?" 2“ 'l‘f’7 14?“ ‘0 cam}? , Although the lll()l‘lllllg‘ newspapers
.ponsi "nuts “"1”“? “111 1-“? thou-5:111 a"gener'llh' recomiiyc lint the (“lllll‘lO‘ of
‘vT'I‘Vi‘rr‘uc. l‘. 1‘. '5 '7 ‘ . ‘ '5
~ “‘ 3? ”F“ - the l lSH‘l‘llt‘S in .lIllldUll is :1 signif‘h
,(‘ruxt Stu-12. which mm not mil to pro—
. .
~. - . _ qucc rim do ll‘npnts' llicv 10 n ,i .13-
- 3v. ilk 21-. k luullcock. a Chicago law- 1 l ‘ ' C L '
Jli'ill.
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LIONS AN 1')
I’LIVYERS
_ _ (“cpl Hz» \iow llml it imlic‘ues ‘1 fur— corned. .
n-tau'nrl from Africa. tolls or. . . . . - ‘ ‘ . ‘ ,
‘m‘lu “0:13 from a” flivver H‘ in ' l};il‘xlt*lll2lg‘ oi [ lster's attitude or had 30 officemnow haverfrom 200‘ to
D. , . . , ‘ _ ‘ adds to [llv acuiencss of the situation.' "300. ' ' ‘ ’ 9
'Lut rig it into the hone in t —.. . . . ‘ ' 5 ' ‘ ' "ak " '
‘, ‘ l , _ .:. T ‘ .1- ‘1‘1 THE’)‘ point out that it has been recogf' , r'GenerallY she in?” the» officers in
minute. and “hen the lulu, o xig_.>»,g ,. - .j e are holding rank of from
appeared. turned the Scare r or illZm’l from the start that. Lister “maxilla nerve . ' i h‘ h . th th’ .
him. "he lion. (hind ‘ ‘ lbw “‘7": likely ‘0 moderate its kno@\\point,‘ 101.39 to two 1'33 - 13;?“ ' an 13:3
gasted. was an cowl ‘ 1'}: of Vimv or meet soggestionsiofr com—_ ,did underrthe $§rggisr§§ng§§ on _}:.
Tiflé). Eulscock 20: 1:3 y. in .g.’ . a. » ‘ l-l‘OilllSG “Vith alacritY- « V L\. '7 fore the War . I ‘ ’7 l, Fer‘.w ‘0
ion ‘ l H \ _, ' l ‘15 “bk" Nor is it thought surprismg‘ byrthfirw‘th “‘9';me nnm 19‘. .Of Mums m.
- » service had been a Captain in the 011a;
u»..- (“m we newspapers that SinJames reinfmttiuto
., Llr inlq 2"]: O assume th‘e ’93901131g17ntx 30f 'ac 1T3
. “4113 . a without first consulting" 1‘154‘33bmet‘
exp-wt soon to see - ’ I l
the idea with L
It is 2:10 Lwer. A W. . .
almost
iii‘ .11 l glans;of the Home“
«un- 111 )0 no big game 2 Reg Beep‘iso numerf.
. or. the plains. “rhea -§§Z§§tafigga§citfiey saysfi'hat iron-1r
we to the hills. they can acc'epmncé'ofthe-fiewFrODOsalsm’ould
1 into"? by hunters in flinier oéégsidxigi'eatQWifpflseW 7' . '
Ami very likely 'there will»: gmargsegmsroggvehappened. ac—
kS built to penetrateihe; Wang reset-era accountsis that the.
re such a. catastrophe lgterin-remiél‘. while, modifying in no
95:913. - Alpm‘wveé for h?“fi.ngz*pm‘;d damsknr owmattitugle in regard to
70:31:: ‘ '6” ”:‘U-‘F‘éd m 1119 “germ-9:1” . 'er‘s rights, has 'merely cofisented
' c" “L ‘ '3’ sportsmanship: - to examine the proposals with his col-
1__._,_______ . .1 x ._ 1' ti .- h
Tl‘e 3 mm , ._ , 5 .r eagnes. pon iese proposals. In t e
are Amgrimhfxsséihfi sme'rifint‘rsfopinion for the British and Sinn Fein
but people “ 1 u la“ m1 ones- negotiations. dominion Horne Rule for
. to, flmm ”We" did like What’s Swan Ireland Inight be based without in;
, fringing I'lster‘s autonomy 9f: offend;
I: Lem”? isn‘t .Ofia ._ . -0. . _ my Irish national opinion. ' I ,
~ c ’emL 0’19 0f “£53 ’ The outstanding fact, sayg ther'fimes
.‘detgrminationxto. .
OFFICER T0 E’VERY .
SEVENMEN IN ARMY
(C‘ontimxcd from Page One)
r-l lllt‘ “.lr. when lhv zit-my cmiélstt‘d
m' lll‘iJfll‘H m'liet-x's and "It‘ll. htfl“-‘0t!l‘
1.1.0:”) and (Lin-0 new officers. Then?—
l’tur. l,l\'* lllllnlu‘l‘ or" ofllccrs is now
:Ll'fflll thru- tum-s :15 grculf‘
il‘lu- uutlmrin-zd slri-ngth of thr- army
:13 I‘l‘()\lllt‘(l in the last iii-my appropri-
zition 'llill is lfi’l.(l00. \X‘hl'n the hill
lwczuuu u lnw the firm): had about
l75.1mm.ol‘llcr-rs‘und men. Orders went
out. lhc-rcl'orc. to reduce the forces to
the authorized strength by allowing
rccrniting: ’ ,
'J'lw “311‘ Department seized the op~
potlunity to makc a. change in the syn»
inn oi" recruiting. It had been (211%:
tomury to handle recruiting from
\Ynshing'ton. but this was abandoned
[or wlmt is known as the. policy of dca
centralization. by .which recruiting is
in the hands ol‘ the various corps area.
commanders. A delay in getting this!
new arrang‘mcnt fitaried caused the
It is expected that almost immediately.
the size of the army will jump baelc
to the prescribed strengthof 150,70d0.
To some extent the additional film“.
ber of officers is due to the. establish?
ment of two new branches-of file fier‘f‘.
ice. the Army Airfiervice rand'r‘ifll"
Chemical War Service "vi'hioh dldi'lwt
exist at the beginning,.59, rule ‘war;
Hon‘ever, most of the other bmcnes
size so .far as officer:- personnelris con~
.13.; Major. ,
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‘zn. Ruswa. to oust him as anogxftaizij ’5 that {TI-Partltefiigg
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able cmeerraiive. ‘igggomsgasand
is wool ygoilk. ortwhé‘the’rit tonne-1'1.
, tt , ixe 0 ds.- ' ' o
enlisiim-nts to (-xpire and to suspendl ,
reduction of the forces to 138.000 men. 7 V
of. the service have=been flier-eased. in . ,
Branches that at one time; '
davs now is a Mont—Colonel or at least '
to go to bed. when you can be sure of. Sweet rrepOse and a night
of sound asleep. ' ' . '
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At this cxccplionally lovarico we are offering for this Wont; only, ‘
November 51h to mm. on all white cotton MATT} ESS ain't-red
a very good grade of woven ticking.
7 We invite you to call. at our factory and look over our
_ different Styles. .
The)" are
materials. soft and» comfortable. yet
with
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F urmture of Today
is fashioned along the artistic lines favored. in the
, old world in the long ago. ,
- Modern methods of manufacture makes it‘rpos'svible.
for us tooffer these worthy styles of
, 2,. . FINE FURNITURE ...
at prices so moderate that‘everybody Can afford
V ' * tasteful designs.
‘ Come in and see, our display.
70-72 North Main Street
Dressed W 0man
By AGNES ‘AIRES.
the back.
mAnother strong ”style note is found
in the fabric of the frock. 1781?“.
black velvet this time,2though colored
'velvets, raw and blatant things, like
hunter’s green; orange, name, are
very much worn for evening, and ass
peciall?" well- thought,Otl.tq1-Xmade—
moise’lle.
The bodice, too,’folloWs very point— -
edly the lines laid down for autumn
9_-——that straight, ’slim, uncorseted ef-
fectpwith the waist line much below
the point wedesignato as normal.
Then the skirt. It is both fun'and
longerz'evemas Paris says-tit should
ugh it is not achieved by Either
gathering or. theéetr-
cular out; both ot-Which are. much
advocated tor fall,'bu.t ~isl’madoup or
dwanj- ,
-'be, tho
the regulation
. alternate: vanels comm: -
els of plain and .Wroms.
The sleeves are ehcronritrom the
shorts, which at in: momma.
~ but are weryxlnte'msflns in ein-_
psalms. “Sher
._ am In Paramount Flam-cs.
‘ “thought ’méir'.a.-very Wat!“ : ,
I. and woarabiegtro'ckttor afternoons -
last week. the details? orrwhich are '
31 moron: the-style point or new. ,
,7; First, {there is the straight golf-033
M11118. so high in this case that it
“completely hides the c0113:- bone.
That is one of the thinm'that the
French “drezsmaken' are doing to
evening ‘frocks,. as high necked as
., afternoon, dresseg in front, and then
cut away'to nothing; much at all in
fl . French-Shoesydoublo soles, army last, welt: . . . . . ....... . ....... $5-
' fF‘uéuiruR‘soo.
221?: f 29* “ass moron.- 52'.
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