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~ Stetson Young Aema >- First Showing of Spring Hats Reduced Prices Winter Overcoats Mens «and Boys Outfitter -F. E. Buddenhagen «announced the complet@ collapse of a Valentines Brion's Store + ARCOLA saved home. But when he saw the __ bids his face fell. .~ 'Why pay for a cellar, said Smith the plumber. \Just put ARCOLA in the kt can have my Atlantic City, ARCOLA\ A Jim the cost of a cellar M planned all the new con- veniences for his new. kitchef and a radiator in each room:\You'll - designed (bothforhot-water cut your coal bill a third in and steam) to farnish radi- the bargain. ator warmth to small houses, at . apartments, stores, offices, 'That's it,' cried Jim..NOw I - shops churches. running water and all-and | quired. R - you get the heating job with Set in the parton, living room, dining room, kitchen or base- 0. pectens! 200 s S6 for he : Arcora is a smail boiler No running water is re- ment, and connected with AmericanRadiators,Itwarnne : * wmntnm-mm water for bu \.: baundry dnd, kitchen. And itpayaforitsell ~ in the fuel it saves. Ademonstrationwilleostyou+ , nothing;it may savayon - . much. Drop in todiy at the + _ swore of your Heating Con- a ner + Tina\ frp - keting need American Delegates Make Wild Motor Dash in Effort to Save Conference Without $u0UGSS: ve _> CURZON 'EVEN HOLDS TRAIN Begged to Sign by Dipformats of all Powere, Ismet Says down Dumfounds Whole: Corps as Turk Envoy Turng Doaf Ear. Lausanne,. -The Europesh states mon have failed to restore peace in the Near East and. the conference called for this purpose definitely col- lapsed after desperateefforts to save it-offorts which were-continued up to the very moment Marquis Ourzon's train' left. 2C The fina) session of the conference was dramatic in the extrome. Marquis Curzon, M. Bompard and tbe: Marquis di Gerront evoked the specter of war and declared the Turks, would be re- sponsible, . bz After the break dedpérate efforts were made to reach an: agreement. The Italians and French said they were ready to make further conces ' slons on economic capitulations, which had caused the rupture, and dispato hed representatives to the, Turk®, who had returned to their hotel, bjfl, later they the negoUations. {og Never in the bistory of 'political con- ferences were such ompzing scones witnessed as marked the tragle of the negotlations, which uti man over almost three months. the whole diplomatic world ran after Ismet Paska, head of the Turkish dele- gation, trying to induce him to sign the treaty, but Mustapha Kemal's favorite genoral, with. gentle smile, was immovable. He said \No\ to all- Americans, British, French and Ital ians. P The American repredentatives, Am- bassador Child, Josep C. Grew and Rear Admiral Bristol, finned upon him after the break in ar endeavor to save the conference, and Marquis Curzon delayed bis departuré for-half an hout in the hope that Ismmgt would change his mind, but all in vain, The conforence fadled ”{mcnuse the Turks refused to accept the clauses concerning the future economic regime in Turkey. and to:mome extent, be- causo they would not accept the Allied formula dealing with juridical guaran-. tios for foreignoré, Which wore to re- place - the | existing extra-territorial privileges ' Chicfly, the Turks wanted to strike from the treaty all clauses binding them to recognize contracts and con- cessiong ranted by the old Ottoman Empire. They maintained that they whould be loft free to study these questions and, If necessary, reopen negotiations | concerning them | with the interested countrios and peoples. Factors There are many this institution, not nature of its policy aad control. The amount of credit ' ap , : am granted & plicant of this bank is-determined by the: spo si_b1hty of the borrower, the character and ciency of the security and the value of the deposit:. account. « °F. H. MEEKER, President Mine of Stre rom the least of w! W. H. SISSON, Vice-Presidert CARL POMEROY, Cashier ngth factors in . the strenst hich -i i fisutfi a= > Groceries, Meats and Fruits in Season . Ed's Best Bread Fresh 'Daily J. C. BOYNTON . Cor. Boulevard & Main'St. Men's ;Work Shoes $2 to $5 A. B. Kodake & Photo Supplies PIXALBEY Aut Unadilla, N. Y. Colts omatic Pistols They could not, they sald, accept the economic burden imposed upon the nes Angora government by the old Tur\igh'regime, which had hand «oncesslons right and left in ed out the for of capltulations. They in: «lated chat vast concessions | had been io ted without fair return and they < ofed the right to revise Al} of the The Turks agreed to a formula where's foreign legal advisers would be ta reframe the legal code .nd be empowered to receive compi- nis from foreigners that the law sas unjustly adminfafered, | but insist 1 that the advisers be seloct ed no' by The Hague permanent Court of Interfiatfonal Justice, but by neutrs! countries which had not par- tUeipared in the World War. The absofutély declined to give the a'visors control over all arrests of for ignors of donifellary searches, main Jning this was a violation of their sovereignty. + Ma-quis Curson sand the other A} Hed however, deemed other- wise. and official emissaries wept back and forth between the Allied headjuarters It the Curzon apart men: in the hotel at Ouchy,.on Lake Lem:n, and the Turkish beadgnar ters af Leussnng in an attempt to conciliste the differences before the final meeting dud. Induce the Turks to sign the treaty fn {ts entirety. 2 $3,000,000 'GUAKE IN HAWAII Seven Tidal Waves Sweep Islands, Kill Twelye, Tosa Ships. Bonolalu=-The - damage done at Kaboilu, feland of: Anal, by the series of vdel waves which hif the Hawaflan tinted at $1,000, $5000. Tha tlial HUcesble at Ha [4 | | ler Flour, Feed, Grains x and Seeds ' OF ALL KINDS-GRINDING A SPECIALTY abends Cleaning & Pressing Department Now Open For Business- R. O. pesar LEWIS L
