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HE RACISE JOURNAL-NEWS. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 8. 1921. 3v IRISH PEACE TO AFFECT POLICIES Happenings in tkc City Dei bs; Mrs.

I. M. Hargett, Lake avenue, who underwent an oper nations which gave the six British dominions an equal voice in the assembly of the league along with sovereign states, even though in the council of the league all the British states are regarded as a unit and their votes cast as one. May Create Complications. The linking up of-Canada to Ireland in the new peace treaty is regarded here as likely to produce complications for both countries.

No rights would be granted to Canada presumably which England might consider it Indiscreet to grant to Ireland. On the other hand the" pressure within every British dominion for more of a voice in determining British external policy ation at Wesley hospital. Chicago, doing nicely. is a few days ago. LAWREXCK SAYS IRISH AVIIJj NOW TAKE AGGRESSIVE INTEREST IN' FOREIGN POLICY OF KM FIRE.

is growing and the unity of the Brit I 'j xr-s -Ty 'jfROBERTS 60,000 ROBERTSi ffl Sixty Thousand Is a Gift for Everyone in Racine ish empire in the councils of the woria will depend largely upon the skill of British statesmen. In working out a common foreign policy. Krequent meetings such as the Imperial conference of dominion premiers last June are seen aa an inevitable result with the prospect In the future of a union of British states under a federal control more or less analogous to the Washington government's powers over the sovereign states of the American union. Rig Feather for Premier. Peace between Ireland and England means, however, many other things for the United States In the immediate future.

It means a slow but sure withdrawal of the Irish question from American politics. It means a certain visit by Prime Minister Lloyd George to the United States even if the issues of the armament conference do not in themselves demand his presence. The opportunity It might give him for a triumphal entry to this country following upon the heels of the Irish peace is too good an occasion to miss as British spokesmen here have felt for some time that IJoyd George ought to visit the United States and Revival Meetings. Revival services are now going1 on at the A. M.

E. rliurch. 12S2 Villa street They are being conducted by Sister D. Parey, of Chicago. Is Henry Tin, tson.

1945 Harriet street, who underwent an operation at 8t. Luke's hospital on Tuesday morning, is report recovering. Garage Is UcpalrrU. Carpenters are engaged In repairing the damase done to the garagu at the county jail, being the result of a fire which occurred a short time ago. ray lino $10.

William J. Wcllrath was fined 10 and costs In municipal court this forenoon. It being charged that exceeded the speed limit with an automobile. Tests on Friday Night. First and Second Class Scouts will take tests on FTiday evening at the Association of Commerce room.

K. Carpenter, a member of the Court of Honor, will be in charge. Krror In Nam. In the account of opening of the Uncoln Hospital yesterday, an error was made In spelling the name of the superintendent. It should have read Miss Kmma Bradee, Instead of Brady.

KxeonUvc CXArnndMo Mre-tt The executive committee of the Boy Scouts movement held a meeting this noon at the rooms of the Aswclatlon of Commerce when matters In connection with the movement were considered. Bay Ma in Street Building. Ixuis Duchman and Harry Orennlnger have purchased the brick store building at 232 Main street from John Qemmill, the consideration being withheld. They will open the place as a cigar store. Interfering "With Tax "Work.

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Feaee between Ireland and England mean far reaching effect not only upon the armi conference in session here but poanibly upon the foreign policy of the United Htates in repecl to the lirltlsh dominions. The settlement means: first, that Ireland in entitled to membership in the league of nation along with Canada, Australia. New Zealand and the ljritixli dominions, British now will have seven members in the league of nations assembly fnsteiul of nix. Second. 'Ireland'" territorial Integrity will be guaranteed a against external aggresxion by all tbernember of fSie Wgue under the faaious article ten of the covenant.

Originally, the Irish viewed thU article aa a guarantee of British control over Ireland -but in view of the fact that Ireland now Hume the constitutional status of Canada, the member of the league are obliged to recognize Ireland's territorial entity as well as that of any other member. Third. Ireland will unquestionably find herself an ttggrrsnlve about foreign policy as Canada and Australia and Houth Africa have been. The peace treaty jnst signed between, Ireland and England does not specify what shall be the relations of the Irish free state with the other governments ft the world. This Is a delicate point nd has never been defined in the case of any British dominion.

In fact, Canada, further than any other British state had previously gone when Premier Melg'hen notified the British government at the last imperial conference at London that if the Anglo-Japanese alliance were re- Canada because of the value such a trip might have upon the cementing "SHOP SANTA CLAUS TIME IS HERE Your thoughts naturally turn to gifts. Avisittothis store 'will readily solve all your Christmas prbblems economically. Bring- the kiddies too they'll find Old Kris Kringlc of good relations between English-speaking peoples. UNIVERSITY TO GIVE LIBERALS A HEARING (himself)' ready to greet them in the big new TOYLAND EARLY" Karly in tbe Day Karly in the Week Karly in the Season You get he irfal. benefit yourself in Better Rto-k Greater Variety! Better Service Our Aim Is io "Si-Si PRESIDENT K.

A. BIRGE, HOW-EVElt ANNOUNCES THAT ALL PROPAGANDISTS WILL BE Canadian parliament for ratification i. BARRED. payers who are anxious to secure their statements from the city treasurer are wr rvjtrvnuiu was iue urei uuie a dominion premier essayed to place hindering: the work materially. The treasurer announced today that the parliament.

It led indirectly to the calling of the Washington conference on Ear Eastern Wants More Individuality. Ever since that occasion Canada statements will not be ready for distribution until Jan. 4. There will be no use of calling1 before that time, the official says. Junco Seeks Pai-don.

Reuben Junco, arrested in this city for the burglary of the Wigley warehouse office in Wisconsin street and several other places in February, 1919, and sentenced to seven years in pris ity. Indeed, the general elections in Canada which were held this week resulted in a victory for the opposition to Premie? eMlghen. Some of the 'opposition speakers discusoed Ca- na(fin ti Ta In n- A r0 on, has applied; for a pardon. His eign policy that were of direct concern to her and a controversy was waged in ine press aa to wnetner ir Robert Borden, a member of the British delegation to the armament conference was a representative of Canada or of the Crown, The Washington government waa freely criti cized for not lssuinj? a direct Invita MADISON. 8.

The University of Wisconsin will open Its doors to speakers with liberal ideas to convey to the students, fully as readily as to- speakers with a more conservative attitude if they-are not propaga-gandists and is not attempting to keep its student body "in a sort of intellectual cotton batting." President E. A Birge. advised the regents last night, replying to recent criticism of his policy in refusing to allow certain speakers use of the university buildings. Consideration was given at that time to a petition of the Social Science club, a local student organisation, that the university platform be offered to all. regardless of the message they wished to The president Intimated that certain speakers of this society were denied a right to use university halls because of a wish to "avoid the extreme types of propagandists." No action was taken lay the regents on the petition, although they are understood to have accepted the statement' of the president as a final statement of the university attitude.

The university students "are to be trained to face the problems of the day as they will meet them in after life," President Birge said, "I am sure that no one who knows of the lecturers I have approved Is likely to accuse me of gross tlmfdity' in the matter of allowing men of all beliefs to speak before them. "But there Is a certain decent avoidance of the extremer types of propagandists which, I believe, parents expect of me and this I have tried to secure alike In religion, scientific and social fields," tion to eanaoa. to wnicn ne unnea States officials have been replying in Open ht "Tj flit 1XELMER ROB LqM Special Sale Every Evening, From to 10 O'clock, Except Sat, Extra Discount 308 SIXTH SREET ftJ ijjjlj Alice Johnsen, Assistaat Maaager I formally that the Washington government dealt only with the London )The movement for a Canadian com- squelched at least so official Washington understands by the disinclination of the British foreign office to permit" the foreign policy of any of Its dominions to be handled separtely and hv the arenment that Canadian officials can confer frequently with the British ambassador, Auckland 4 J- ciedde. wno nappena mciaeniauy to SAFE AHD for Coughs Cblds T1 trtv it trl all wkti. is familiar with the Canadian view, point.

On the other hand. Gen. Smuts, the premier ef Houth Africa, Issued not long1 ago statement declaring that Canada should hav received a direct from the United States and fchoul'l have the right to send an ambassador to any foreign conference at girls of the association. On Wed nest-day afternoon, Dec. 14, at 4:30 there will be the children's party with giimes and carol sinking.

The keynote of the entire week will be that of gtvinr for other. Groups of girls are getting ready dolls and making over garments thla week for th Christmas tree. Gifts will not be required for admission to the partus, bu. the girls are anxious to make as large an offering as possible. The distribution of these gifts will be made In time to bring Christmas chetr to the hearts of those who are to receive them.

WILL SPEND $30,000 ON VARSITY STADIUM Dec. 8. Expenditure of, SO, 000 during the next year on improvements the Camp Randall football stadium, was authorised -by the university regents at their meeting here, late yesterday, New addition to the structure will Include a section In place of the present wood of the irrandstand with new dressing quarters. The reappointment of Coach' John 11. Richards for another year a football director was also approved at the meeting The earth is the heaviest planet for its size, being 5.

55 times heavier than Its bulk ef water. The sun's specific gravity Is that of Jupiter practically the same, while Saturn is only 7-ls heavy as water, the lightest known placet, wnicn arrecting her are Indeed, the South African statesman was instrumental in draw- '1 if Hi 4 ONE $5.00 BILLf WUlEnavble You to Get a -Warm Coar The (i. M. club, mado up of twenty freshmen nigh school girls, entertained the freshmen Hl-Y club at the Y. W.

A. last evening. Games and stunts furnished the fusn for the evening. Miss Clara Nelson was chairman of the entertainment committee. Miss Maude West.

Alias Mabel Hos-killy and Mr. Wonim chaperoned the partyN The dolls for the successful sale at the Second Presbyterian church yesterday were made by the Girl Reserve of that church as their church, service. The T. M. T.

M. club, composed of girls in the commercial courses in vocational school, and the Rainbow VARSITY VISITORS NAMED BY BELDEN The standing committees for the board of visitors. University, of Wisconsin, were appointed by Judge E. B. Belden, chairman, at the last meeting of the board, 12, and made public yesterday by Mrs, R.

C. Carpenter, chairman of the publicity committee. The board recommended to the board of regents, meeting at the present time, that a movement be started to lower the expenses incident to dances in order that more students miffht be able to take ad plea will be heard by Gov. Blaine, who has a long list before him To Hotat Girders Savtoirday. It is planned to hoist the two large steel girders foi the east lift of State street bridge Saturday.

The work Is expected to be started at about 10 o'clock in the forenoon and be completed before evening. During that time it is expected that it will be necessary to stopp all traffic across the old structure. "Services Not Needed. The city ambulance was called to Kleventh and Villa streets at 12:10 o'clock this afternoon having been reported that a woman had collapsed while walking on the street. When the ambulance crew arrived at that point the woman had been removed and their services were not required.

They did not learn the name of the woman. Reports Ixose Mank. The Washington avenue patrolman reports a loose plank in the Northwestern Railway crossing at Washington avenue. Efforts are-being made to Improve the crossings on all railroads In the city, substituting common planks for planks which have been soaked in creosote. City officials feel that if such a change can be brought about there will te less danger of accident.

Sehroeder Is Treasurer. John S. Blakey, president of the Kacine County Old Settlers' society, has appointed Joseph Sehroeder, of this city, treasurer of the organisation. Mr. Sehroeder succeeds the late Hiram J.

Smith. It Is the Intention to elect Mr. Sehroeder permanent treasurer when the annual meeting is held. The society is in good financial condition. A number of improvements at the society's grounds are In contemplation, among them the erection of a modern baseball grandstand and hardwood floors in the pavilion.

Reports Finding Car. Spencer Forbes, residing on Minnie street in North Racine, reported to the sheriff's department this morning that an automobile was abandoned in the street near his home last night. The license plate number which he gave indicated the car belonged to a party in Eau Claire, but when Deputy Sheriff Heeter went out to get the car he found it had been removed and it was later learned that the car belonged to a local resident, who had left -it there last night. In reporting the number to the sheriff a mistake was made In giving the figures. Home from Brazil.

George Griese, 1826 North St. Clair street, returned this week from a several months residence in Brazil, where he was em. ployed by an oil company. He brought back withTiim a. porcupine fish, which he caught while fishing in the ocean.

When landed it weighed 22 pounds. It is a curiosity in the fish family and is on exhibition in the Journal-News show windows. The young man reports business conditions good in Brazil and he expects to return after spending the holidays with relatives. In speaking of the prohibition question, he said that whisky in Brazil costs 80 cents a quart. To Bar Baby Cabs.

Chief Baker said today that he had found it necessary to take action against the clogging of aisles in the five and ten cent stores by baby carriages, at least during the coming weeks of rush business. The matter has been before him for 'several he said, there being several complaints of the manner in which customers leave the cabs in the aisles. There is danger of patrons, of the stores being Injured in case of an alarm of any kind, and he will Issue an order covering the situation. Women shoppers should leaye the babies and cabs at home. It is said, in order that the lives of their little ones at well as of shoppers may be protected.

-r nAIkKR NVRSK HJtns PARLKY INTKIIKST HIn JANESVILLE. Dc. 8. Miriam West, first American nurse In the Russian famine area, writing to her parents here from Germany as she was about to leave for Moscow, said that the arms conference has taken prece Is CostiVonossr stealing your Beauty The "RACINE" vantage of the social opportunities which the university offers. The list of committees follews: College of Detters and Science and School of Music Morris, Bemis, Sbrimski, Carpenter.5 College of Engineering Foster, Durand, Hesgaud.

College of Agriculture Hesgard, Titus. Foster. Law School Belden. ShrimskJ Hambrecht. Medical School Greene, Foster, Durand.

Extension Division Durand, Greene, Morris. Student Welfare Carpenter, Bemis, MrMahon. Athletics and Physical Education McMahen. Foster, Carpenter. Business Administration Ti Hesgard, Hambrecht.

Summer Session Bemis, Carpenter, Belden. club joined at a supper ana listenea to a taik by Miss Mitchell on "The All Around Woman." This evening the monthly meeting of the industrial federation, composed of the Naonsi, Starlight, K. D. Candlelight, Joan and Racine Rubber company girls, will be held at the association. Each club will submit a club song and a prize will be awarded to the club presenting the best The Christmas spirit is already in evidence at the Y.

W. C. A. The building- is being decorated, and committees are busy arranging for, the celebration of the -Christmas season which will begin with a pubUc service on Sunday. Dec.

11. with its message and music. There will be a program, a Christmas tree, the Y. W. A.

Candle light ceremony and jolly pa-rty on Thursday vntnr. Dec. IS. for all It wUL Ao it will more. It will put circles nn5r your eyes.

It will take tbe blush ef youth from ysur cheeks. It wuT take tbe energy from year step. It will scad -jrau to the sick-bd wbea yea should be enjoying life. When you are costive yea nssd aa cfiecttve aperient somethiac to tons tip your liver and give youth to your step. i Take PiUxin for natnral action.

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Only one fire instead of several. Saves 1-3 ito 1-2 your fuel. And thev "RACINE" costs no more than a stove. PRICE INSTALLED 1 r7 lIllllIIIIlllllltllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllBIIllIIIflllllllllllllllllllllllllXIIIIIIIII! sMItllillllllllllllll rv aw Uiwwo sue aw oKuif, Make Your Gift a Lamp And select it from the special display we have arranged for Christmas, Most attractive designs in both shades and b'ases await your approval here. Make your selections now and we will keep them for you.

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