Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 5

as | Give Your Wife or Mother ; an Electric Servent for | : Christmas | ao detode S Setroe: Gifts that make a Merry Christmas last the whole year gemancn 5 oe 08 exe) Sh) Grangeville Electric Light & Power Co. Cottonwood, Idaho i Storage for Your Battery Cottonwood Battery & Welding Shop This unique home-manufactured automobile is attracting much attention | whenever seen in the streets of London, driven by its builder. A window | sbade on a roller is used to keep the engine warm, The body is of hardwood and picturesquely carved and decorated. We Print Butter Wrappers — | Japan | mously re-elected president of {murdered James A Kijuro Shidehara, who is the new Japanese ambassador to the United Stat JAPANESE SPURRED BY U. S. ARMAMENT Geneva.—World disarmament must be a slow and gradual process, league of nations assembly sion which the question more than three weeks jecided. Opinions of leading members are that neither the political situation commis- nor public opinion is yet ready for full | Even begin- | cealization of the object. ning reduction of armament is not con sidered possible The program to be presented to the assembly is to proceed in three stages The first involves an agreement be- | tween the powers to make no further tucrease in armament The second will provide a gradual reduction on a basis to be laid down by the armament commission. The third will provide for general and complete disarmament when found that the situation permits. Viscount Ishii has given notice that | armament | while the United States increases hers, | cannot reduce her One conspicuous fact is the necessity of propaganda to prepare the world | for a radical solution of the question. ERIEF GENERAL NEWS Japan has recognized the new Mexi- | can government, according to a report. Horace E. Dodge, automobile manu- facturer, died at his Palm Beach, Fla., home. A peace treaty Armenia and the Turkish nationalists is re- ported to have Lovn signed. was unani- J. R. Howard of Iowa, the American Farm Bureau federation at the closing session of the organization. Official notification of the result of the plebiscite in ce and an invita- tion to return to Athens and reascend the Greek throne immediately were re- ceived by King Constantine, George Boyd, Charles Valento, between re Fitts and of having Petray, sheriff of Sonoma county, and Miles Jackson and Lester M. Du:man, detectives of San in Santa Rosa, Cal., were taken from the county jail in Santa Rosa, and lynched by a mob. Terrence accused Francisco Farm Tool Inquiry Asked. Washington Correspondence be tween manufacturers of agricultural implements has been made public by the federal trade commission in an effort to show price-fixing agreements. In its special report to congress the commission recommended legal pro- ceedings against the firms Relief Sunday Proposed By Hoover. Chicago, lll.—Herbert Hoover, chair- man of the European relief council, is- sued an appeal here to all churches to observe December iy as national col lection day and to take part in the campaign to be launched to raise $33, 000,000 America’s Christmas pres- ents to European children. as Rail Rate Rises Upheld. Milwaukee, Wis.—The state of Wis consin was enjoined in federa) court from interfering with enforcement of the order of the interstate commerce commission establishing a 3.6 cents a mile passenger rate and other in- creases in rates on railroads in Wis consin Appeals for Hungry Children. Washington.—President Wilson has appealed to the American and a half million children in Central Europe who are described as facing starvation. Ponzi Now Behind Bars. Plymouth, Mass —Charles Ponzi has started serving his sentence of five years for fraud. 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