Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, September 1, 1922, Page 2

“BRITISH PAY ONLY | Washington, D. C—Funding of the | $4,135,000,000 war debt owed by Great | Britain to the United States was de- | clared by Secretary Mellon to have no | relation to the war loans made by the United States and Great Britain to other governments or to questions arising in connection with reparations | payments of the former central powers. Reports have been published, Mr. Mellon said, that the British HMability was not incurred for the British gov- | ernment but for the other allies and | that the United States in making the | original arrangements had insisted in | substance that though the other allies | Were to use the money borrowed, it | | | Be | Do you know that Cooper’s Underwear IS AN INVESTMENT WHEN YOU PURCHASE YOU HAVE THE BEST YOU CAN BUY. YOU ARE SURE OF A FIT AND IT WEARS LONGER. We have your size and any style This store will close at six o’clock starting Friday, September Ist J. V. 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Instead of insisting upon a guarantee or any transaction of that nature, the United States govern ment teok the position that it would make advances to each government to | cover the purchases made by that gov7t ernment and would not require any | government to give obligations for ad- vances made to cover the purchases of any other government. Thus, the ad vances to the British government evi- denced by its obligations, were made to cover its own purchases.” COX SAYS U. S. MUST ACT TO SAVE EUROPE Fr THEIR OWN DEBT) "No Gther Nation's: Liability to United States Guaranteed, | Mr. Mellon Explains. London.—America must act to save so) the nations of central Europe from complete dissolution, James M. Cox de clared fn a statement based upon his observations on the continent. Cox by Lloyd George at his official real was honor guest at a breakfast given Ef i dence, No, 10 Downing street. ie He recommended that Herbert Hoov er should be designated by the United ts States to represent that country on the reparations commission, as he holds the confidence of Europe. ge Cox conveyed a message from Chan cellor Wirth of Germany to the people sage is: U “Unless the United States interests ui herself in Europe’s affairs within a fe very short time all in Germany is lost i is and all in central Europe, as weil.” $1,000,000 PRIZE PROPOSED Reward for Person Finding Cure for One of Five Diseases. Washington, D. C.—Payment by the government of $1,000,000 to the person fF any one of five diseases was proposed in a bill by Representative Sproul, re- / publican, Illinois. | The diseases enumerated are tuber- and dementia praecox. A board com- posed of medical experts of the army, navy and public health service would determine whether discoveries were “Grandmother of Eastern Star” Dies. Long Beach, Cal.—Mrs. Jennie F. Mathews, aged 80, known throughout the United States as the “grand- mother of the Eastern Star” and the founder of chapters of the order in died here, following an attack of par matron of the National Order of East. | ern Star, | Swedes Vote Against Prohibition. Stockholm.— The “drys” seem to have lost the day in the Swedish pro- ‘ hibition plebiscite, according to the latest provisional returns available The figures issued are 772,747 for and 846,53¢ against. Farmer Dead at 126. | Clarksburg, W. Va.—John Drisdale, a farmer, said to be 126 years old, died at his home near Craigsville. Drisdale was born in Scotland and a, family record gave 1796 as the year of his birth. 35 Alleged Kian Members Acquitted. Los Angeles, Cal—The 35 alleged members of the Ku Klux Klan tried on felony charges growing out of the | Ir. lewood raid April 22 last were ac- quitted by a jury in the superior court. | Mayfield’s Victory Conceded in Texas. | Temple, Tex.—James E. Ferguson, ex-governor, conceded the election of his opponent, Earle B. Mayfield, in| | 6 15 | Li an of the United States given to him dur- 3 ing a conference in Berlin. The mes [a She was past worthy grend | Ye STORAGE BATTERY No Water No Acid No Attention Put it in your car and forget it—no leaky jars—no rotting of Lattery box—no freez- ing—will not discharge if idle—no over-charging when running. What does this mean to a storage battery? Longer life—no corrosion—no sulphat- ing—no buckled plates. 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