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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 27, 1922 · page 8

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WIELDS SCEPTER IN IRELAND.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ores prominent-
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AT he Reconstruc-
tion Hospital.
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hospital devoted
to the rehabilitac
ticrn of anyone
safe-ring indus-
trial injury or dis-
eaur. Methods
511' « ratify dc-
val: :wcd during the
worli war have
ln-v-n adapted to
. ir-Lstrial disabil-
'i1-:a here. The
formal service de-
‘par‘tmrnt of the
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in helping keep
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Peace or U'ar Ray! 1.5.51.1? in
Soul/z American Conference

 

 

Taken from Bolivia by Force of
Arms. Chile has Extracted Untold
Wealth from These Nitrate Beds.

B y George Hitzler.

VERYONE lrn0ws that i
South American Conference is
in session in \Vashington. but

few know what it is about, what its
object is and still fewer Americans
Imow what its objective should be.
Since the disaster in Europe, and
the near bankruptcy that prevails
' ver there, our trade with South
America has increased by leaps and
bounds. Our trade with the Repubo
lics south of Panama last year
totaled nearly s billion dollars and
‘sve loaned to their governments and
their municipalities more than $300,-
D00,000. So we havs a considerable
stairs in those countries. If the
paths of peace and progress are per-
sistently followed down there, we
shall profit by it. If the tension
existin‘ ‘between South American
plates esd to military ex.
nditures the res
conomic loss.
- 'As' we are practically underwrit-
Lng South American business and

will he s great

nance, we would have to shoulder
ooner or later our share of that
'ss. One of the latest South mer-
can loans is that of £3000. for
exam. lust floated New York.
the bonds of which are now, finding
p ready market above par. ‘
Americans, therefore. havs’ a mi
tent! in the South American Con-
crencs now in progress in Wash-
gton. The result of Its labors
no sooner or later ' or war
South America. nos: un-

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Bolivia and Pens. of their marl ' '

previnces, rich in nitrates and 0th
wise valuable. While Peru suflered
territorial mutilation and hen
losses, she remained in possession
a ' coastline spproximatin 1,700
miles in length; while Cgil s:-
tcnded hers to nearly 6,000 4
But Bolivia was entirely shut out
from ‘commercial communion "
with the outside world are
through Peruvian or Chilean
and customs houses. The
province of Antoiogasta was
from. Bolivia and her claims to
distracts of Turn and Aries
denied by Chile. In th days .
claims of Bolivia to a pat war;
supported by Peru. 1'
‘ To impartial American oh ‘ ‘
in Washington it is be
that the labors of the ‘ ,
will revs a failure and the w
of uth America unsettled
many years, unless '
her policy territorial
by conquest which she in
upon American soil '
Bolivia is‘glven

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RUINS AT, HERRIN FOLLOWING MINE RIOTS.

 

 

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use of the strip mine at Herrin, 111., after it had been d?“ -i..

and fired by striking miners. Nineteen non-union miners and two union workers were killed during the
orgy. The inset: shows Col. William E. Swanson, commanding: officer of the minors regimen: mobilized

in Chicago and waiting orders to move to the stricken area.

 

 
 

 

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EXPERTS STUDYING DESIGN OF ZR-Z, THE NEW NAVAL SHIP.

 

 
 

 

:“n o? Rzzitinzwe; Dr. L. B. Tucker-man, L'nited States Bureau at
in liar era of Boston and Dr.

Max Mnnlz. technical assistant

(tom (éermany. The first four are members 0! 13;: Natznnnl Advnory Committee for Agonautics.

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MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.

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Albert Panl will be th. Mexican
Minister to Washington, just as
soon as his Government is recog-
nixed by the tinned States.

GIVES AWAY 8500.000.

 

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EVENT NEWS ‘\

nameless Vismnc cannon mcocnno

Helena.
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(Above) Marion Davies. film
starand guest at a party given by
her §sister Rene (right), where
Mrs. Oscar Hirsh, society matron,
shot her husband, wealth}- Free-
port, L. L, resident, following a
violent quarrel.

MARBLE STATUE IN PARIS HONORS AMER

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