'REPUBLICS TO !
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SINGLE HEAD
EL PASO, Feb. 25 (by Associated
Press).—Excelsior, a Mexico City
newspaper, says that the Central
American republics are planning to \
anitp under one government on Dec.
IS, 1921, the centennial of their inde
pendence.
The Unionist party of Salvador in- f
■f augurated the movement.
President Cabrera of Guatemala,
backed up by the reactionaries, is
opposing the movement. j
APPROPRIATIONS FOR
ARMY HELD CAMPS IS
APPROVED BY HOUSE!
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 (by Associ
ated Press).—The house today ap
proved the conference report on the j
bill appropriating $6,000,000 for expen- \
ditures in the two score army field
camps, and the bill now goes to the
President.
INVITED TO THEATER
AND HOME ROBBED
V’
NEW YORK, Feb. 25 (by Associated
Press).—Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Hunter
yesterday received complimentary
tickets to the theater from an un
known source. When they returned
home they found all their valuables
gont A note had been left by the
thiefes saying “Now you kno'w who
sent the tickets.”
OAKLAND, Cal., Feb. 25 (by Associ
ated Press).—Miss Anita Whitney was
yesterday sentenced to imprisonment
for from one to fourteen years in San
Quentin, following her conviction on a
charge of criminal syndicalism.
A motion for a new trial was denied
and the case will be appealed.
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Virtue Its Own Reward, Even in the Wilderness
&YATIONAL park and national forest rangers are usually picked men. It’s
right they should lie. They represent the federal government. Recently
a party of tourists was motoring along,g forest road in a lonely region not
far from the Grand Canyon in Ari- t
zona, The big car was passing a tiny
brown cabin, trimmed neatly in white |
with a green roof, set in a clump of I
juniper and pine near the road, when ]
onf’.ttf the party pointed to the cabin «
aryl ^plained to the man at his side: j
“One of our ranger stations.” «
“Fine!” the man returned. “Sup
pose we stretch our legs a bit and go *
over amt look around.
On his order the car stopped and -*ki-—— t
the party, consisting of four men and
several women, passed through the two tall posts at the gateway, supporting
the n&ftly painted sign bearing the name of a national forest and of this par
ticular ranger station.
Late that day, a tired man threw himself wearily from his horse at the
corral gate. His horse rubbed down and turned out to pasture, the ranger
reached the back door of his cabin, entered and started his preparations for
supper.
There was no indication of the unexpected visit his cabin had been given
In his absence. But as he turned to his kitchen table his eye caught sight of
two white bits of cardboard lying there.
The first had written across it: “1 am sorry I missed you. I congratu
late you on the immaculate condition of your station.” Embossed on the
card was the name “David F. Houston,” and in the corner “The Secretary of
Agriculture.”
Thtr second card had written on it: “I, too, congratulate you on the fine
appearance of your cabin.” Printed on the card was “Dr. Hans Sulzer,” and
in the corner was “Ambassador from Switzerland.”
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