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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30
Cottstein Pleads
for Another Trial

william Gottstein, Seattle real
estate dealer twice convicted of
the murder of John Murray. bag
rage checker. in the woods near
Des Moines, began his legal fight
for a third trial Wednesday after
noon.
HIS attorneys were scheduled TO
appear before Superior Judge caf-
win s. Hall and present arguments
I'm support Of their contention that
Gottstein ~ entitled to new
hearing before jury
His second trial was obtained on
the ground that new evidence had
developed pointing to the fact that
an unknown Chinese Killed MUIR
ray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30
JAPAN IS GIVEN
| CHINESE LANDS
Officially Reported Nippon
Question Is Settled
RY CARL ID. GROAT

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
PARIS, April 30.--The Japa-
nese question has been settled. II
WAS officially announced this aft
ernoon.
While the details We're not an
nqunced. II was understood a com.
promise was reached whereby Japan
win retain temporarily her valuable
rights in the Shantung peninsula
permanent ownership OF which will
bc determined after the peace treaty
is signed.
The American tendency was to
recognize China's claims, as the Ger.
mans seized the territory in question
by force. but II was later deemed ad-
visnble to favor compromise. SO as
to dispose of the matter quickly and
not delay peace with Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30

WASHINGTON. April 30
Omitted Press. b--salcs OF Victory
notes were today reported Off
cially as over Si.UO.VD.W 900. This
total In less than one-quarter Of
the minimum for the country and
today marks the end OF onc.hnlf
of the campaign.
with the Victory bond race
only half over and the home
stretch not yet In sight, Seattle
II already painting IN an effort
10 keep up with the other West.
ern candidates. With u return
Of only Sj.ss9.35O recorded 10
date. she has attained hut u
third Of hsr quotn of Si9. .OO0. .000.
and is making a poor showing
along with such sprintsrs as
Portland. who passed her half
way mark two days ago.
This means that Seattle will have
to step along to the tune OF 81 ,O5b..
555 day from now on until the
end OF the race on May 10. n che
doesn't want TO be branded as "A
Stacker. Tuesday she crawled along
with a return Of s647 400. little
more than half Of the si.055.s5S set
as her official pace for that day.
Az matter OF cold fact. seattle IL
$3.50 900 behind her quota
And what IN Portland. Ore, doine ?
oh, not much. except that she passed
her halfway mark two days ago.
while the state ~ large all eadyl Is
over the top. Seattle should hnve
si2 10000 In ler Victory Lonn cof.
fcrs today. hut she hn. purchased
only to t',c extent OF $3.50 $50.
Just what measures VIII be taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30

The establishment Of a trans Pa
cific cable or vii sIess telegraph sys
tenn for the i'acific Northwest has
been approved By resolution by the
Foffixn Trade Convention In Chi
ca %. according 10 word received by
the ttnfteeg of the Seattle Chamber
Of Com .nerce from Gosd don G. cviba
lay. executive secretsiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30
SEEK BOOZE
CACHES AT
GUN POINT
Take Cash and Break Furni-
ture Under Guise OF
Dry Squad
SUSPECTS ARRESTED

Masqaer~a,nE ~ mesnbsrx cf
ths seattle dry squad In search
- htSden whisky. two m~u
forecsl their wny Into the home
sf 1leary DELANEY. lsts isth ave.
~ Tue>aay. he'd up Delaney.
ressrneS solder. ~ tho point u
. gun. tere tlse furniture apart.
removed the wntnsrotlng lm tho
dlnlngroom sna hitrteM ard ran.
seched saod overturned trunks
sna fusnDlure seorvd Ia thr bssc-
mene. an depars~d with the
warning they weuia come bach
lnbes IN she evealng. Th~y did
~ come back
Ths police "Wednesday received
two. other reports that men. mas.
qusrading ~ police officers. raidesi
rooming house.
On tbs complaint oe chsnsss. 20
iics 6srgsAnf w. H essen and Pa.
troiman II. G. Watson arrested J. G.
11e1konx1e. -. . cook. and J. c.
nvun. ~. an1 4. J. Cheathau. ~.
eoa,0ffsueM n ~ 0u1arzi hnosl Ths
rosneea charged me n,<n flashed n
pao1eR badge on him at 4t7 olfve ~.
and extracs<d 80 from his pockets
on threat of arrest A quantity cl
cocaine and . hog Inyout'' were
seised The police b<licvc the thrc<
men rAnsacked the Dekaney home.
Mo- Psasre OffI~sss
''The nsen were not connected with
the police department" declared
Chief Of Police Warren "Wednesday
II believe tho three men arrested
are the ones we want. a special po.
lice badge was found and that ID
the kind Of badge the men used.
They did not have the regular 20
lice badge"
Charles II. Wood. county purchas
Ing agent. who lives nee. To the DE
laney rooms. reported the first raid
to tho police. and deputy shersffs
who rushed to the house declared
the men were not members OF the
dry squad.
Delaney reported the men drove
up to the house I'm a big auto and
forced their way into the house. de
ciaring they were dry squad men.
II don't think you have. any au
thority." Delaney protested. but one
OF the men flashed deputy sheriff.
badge. The men casually looked
thru the house. Delaney following
them. but his suspicious were arous
ed and ne declared he would call the
sheriffs office on the phone and
Find out"
Draws Big Revolver
you'll stay right here. young
man. and behave yourself" one OF
the men declared. covering Delaney
with revolver. Delaney said the
men then ransacked the house, and
tore up the furniture.
Trunks belonging TO Charles u.
Wood In the basement II the house
were broken open and their con
tents scattered over the floor. Moth.
ing was taken.
The house IL duplex residence.
Wood occupying one side. His rooms
were not entered.
Two Hotels Raisled
Mrs. Haru Yajumi. $40 Washing.
ton ST.. reported to the police two
men flashed stars and searched ev.
cry room in her house. She said
IS was taken. The mon said they
were looking for booze.
4. Mishimura. OF the Lane hotel
I'll Main st. reported two men.
claiming to be city detectives and
police badges. searched his
place for booze Tuesday. After they
left. 81 was missing from one OF the
rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30
ny CAMILID CANAFARRA
uruls.<a pr-~. sfsss rnrr>~ncc.,.s

United Press staff Correspondent
ROME. Apri1 .s.-fNight.p-
Italy officially approved tonight
the withdrawal of It's delegates
from the peace conference.
Following Premier OrisDdo's
speerh. outlining th~ stand he
had taken In Paris. the chamber
cf deputies voted confidence In
his ministry. 2xe 10 49,. only the
socialists dissenting.
There was some speculation ms to
the governments mex, move. Some
observers held. however. that the
Initiative has now passed TO the al
lies. and that their attitude must
consider Itsly's formal endorsement
of its leaders. F
II had taken cnre TO declare on
several occasions. with all firmness
compatible with courtesy. that the
program OF Italian territorial claims
is based on certain essential princi-
pies which constituted for our gov
crnment an absolute condition"
Orlando. declared in his speech be-
fore parliament
Orlando declared Italy based her
claims solely on the right of self
determination. the people of Fiume
having proclaimed their town united
with Italy. He reiterated that
Italy wishes to remain faithful "a
the alliance. hut said that 80 Ions
as dissensions continue peaec Is
impossible"
Urges General Peace
Peace must he general or II VIII
not be peace" he said.
The premier insisted that Italy's
rights to Fiumc are set forth clear
~ and that they should be respect
ed. irrespective of the fact that they
are not included In the pact OF
London. He denied charges OF I'm
pcrialism made against Italy.
"The Italian government again
tcoNT'D ON PAGE Two)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30
ITALY BACK
0FORLAND0
LANDCLAIM
0isquieting Reports Coming
From Rome as Crowds
Rage at U. S.
SUPPORT WITHDRAWAL

PARIS. April s0.--t8y United
I'ressl.--IHsquirtlng reports WERE
received from 1tsly today. The
conferences between Premier Or.
lsndo and American Ambassador
psge sre said In have been not
Entirely satisfactory.
Ansi.Amsricsn demonstrations
were reported In Trieste. where .
crowd h said 10 have gathered In
front Of the y. ~. e. A. and D.
msndci thst the American nag
b. hauled down. Regret for the
incident was exprc~sed later.
The Italians VIII decide todn,
whether they shall return to ths
peace conference. according 10 "a
Vices received a. Italian press head
quarters here.
Reports have b~~n circulated thal
In case the Italians do come baci
they would be headed by former Pre-
nsser Luzzasi. but press headquarter'
appeared certAtn Premice 0riand<
would resume The kndershlp " the,
dccts1ed ~ vvfurn.
Amerscsn ollsclale were qusts con
nA<nt tn1t OfHnd6 would bs back
Questionable sirriHwr~~ was NJ
tsched 10 the fact that minor I;sl
tan representatives here have beer
sounding out the Americans m Z,
whether the rnitcf Press would IN
vor comforting the mandate fo'
syria upon Italy u she would return
and accept a compromise on her Ad
Ratio claims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30

county. Under his spur. wahkiakum
county already has rais<d its quota
~ vfs.soo. and rhco Is bowling for
more. He 10 yoieiinx Tor . raise Of
~ least 10 per cent Of tho allotted
Wahktakum quota and. II possihie.
~ would like a tilt of ieo per cent.
Theo " a high-powcred vehicle. with
oodles Of power under als hood. and,
- there arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30

tcne. count him, real he
bcnd.vAmper is Theo Fax-
stad. banking person IN
and for the smiling hamlet
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tnine. count 'en, days Or
- moro In which 10 take the
Tory out Of Victory. II would
~ seem that Thco has plenty
Of time In which 10 double
Ais quota wahkiskum is a trick
county. II any one should happen TO
1nterrcgats. There are no roads. and
1neo does all his soliciting by hoof
He gives every prospect the dotted
80 personally. During the Fourth
Liberty Loan. Theo raised $4,000
1gOa men In
NE night At . logging camp.
- ard then hfked back to the
electric lights with the kaie
~ Ill ~ his lonesome. Thru
the virgin forest. too. That's
1he Kind u = go-eetter Theo H. He
nnsms 70 b. needed in Seattle. Il ap.
poosn, amer taking . slant At the
Wo6Assday Victory Loan totaia
Ineo = Authority for The statement
lAnk ~ehe man Who fails U invest In
v1seosy bond ought to occupy the
o1nDo GeAtus = tts dodo.- Theo
moono spnBsthlng about -sxttnet. "
vs~s1y.
1eeosa6ed upon the Hoes
uuSl1lnx WITH Z ehsof of Wa
- 1osy nceee ~ ~ FTP. nal
1he Hoge tsuiSdsns nas
- quotn foI1oese4 - y out pary 81
n -. -.
on,oDnoo - - - ouueoou9eo -
1o(1D ; ~ oonk - - eSoon1
l9or but - uZd 49, ~ - evsn
0oD4 - vuMp - W. oWN1wesl seaee
o0olgu1en eoe ~ ytetgy Nan. TOR
- 041v10uol oo001DteDu nor any
= - snbor6tnatee oo0sbody has
evsFjooked . bet-
RAToRY--if Il 4 mot I dad art
~ --sbould force . flock OF
movie hounds 70 rsmovs the
~ .flsh hooks from The lininxs Of
their pockets. Under the ex-
ereueIy effective leadership of John
n. Guthcff. the Four Minute Men
ars surveying powerful propaganda
in their theatre short talks. The
Demosthenian division always tap
she tenpenny on the turret. and do
not keep on talking after they are
thru.
-
- w. suapxier. v..pres. Seattle
National gank--nos even this
IL Victory loan fracas. When
evcr a sp~echster comes a
s..crrer he falls back on Banker
apangler. The tangled taiksmith
snnk. unon the spangler facade and
rroceeds 10 ten how many bonds the
hanks must buy II the Sovereign
peopIe fall down on the Victory
Ioan. spangIar believes every man
ebouId buy a bond.
n,,. how,,rr patrio,ism.
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tnine. count 'eml days or
moro IN which TO take the
Tory out Of Victory. II would
seem that Thec has plenty
Of time In which 70 double
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30

hia quota. wahkiskum is a trick
county. II any one should happen 20
1nterrogats. There are no roads. and
Theo does all his soliciting by hocf.
He gives every prospect the dotted
- personally. During the Fourth
Liberty Loan. Theo raised is.ooo
1gon men In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30

tutettUIfbt7s 'yhs "'Nf =
"A yerisimiitudc---i other words.
they work the old "veni' vidi. vicl
very well: now go ahead with the
,oan, Incidentally, why not live each
dav no that you can look any man In
inc face and tell him to-observe
vour Victory Loan button?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30
FAKE COPS RAID LOCAL HOUSES
Tides in Seattle

W esiuesday.
Arrii 80
let nigh Tide
ass am iso n.
lat Low Tide
toste a u, ~ n.
rnd High Tide
tst y N ist ~
Sud Tow Tide
tistt pm IS n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-30

+ VICTORY bonds Volunteers
\ volubly invoke voluminous
vibrations Of veracity con.
cerning vendibie government
Investments. vying with yal-
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o. hind u . go-eetser Theo h. Hs
oosms 70 b needed in Seattle. u ap
pooSD, amer taking . slant At ths
We6nsodAy Victory Loan totaia
30eo = authorsty for The statement
Cnnk ~the man Who fails u invest IN
v)geosy bon1s ought to occupy the
o1rDo oeAtuo - tho dodo." Thee
1noone spmsthing about -sxtinet. :
ov1opm1ly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10

population Of Japan at the beginning
OF the year at 6z.784936
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10

Miss Margaret Maher. OF Richmond.
spent Friday night as guest Of Miss
Alberta Shuttle and attended the bas-
ket ball game. ). Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Roger and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eby
ana family. near Eldorado, spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Roger. Russell Aker, Of Fairfield.
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Aker over Sunday. Fred Burtch. of
Richmond. spent Sunday with home
folks. Kenneth Midaugh, Of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Middaugh..
Albert Northrop was guest on Sunday
of Kenneth Penland.. Trahord Boyd
OF the Richmond Business College,
visited the school here Monday.
The high school basketball teams will
play at Monroe, Friday night. The
members of the Junior Red Cross are
busy selling Red Cross Christmas seals
the proceeds to be used in the Anti
tuberculosis drive OF Preble and Mont
gomery counties. . Miss Evelyn North.
rop spent Friday night and Saturday
with Richmond relatives. .. Miss Car
RE Haller Is visiting Mrs. ENID Herr
man, at Cincinnati.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10
generations Of tars could test their
eyesight through the Telescope sights
Of the biz guns OF the 0eet
Indiana News Brevihes

CRAWTORDSvILLE Trustees d
Wabash college will be presented with
q petition at their annual meeting.
signed by all the professors Of the col
Iege, calling for substantial Increases
in salaries. che petitioners claim that
while living prices have advanced 100
per cent, their salaries have been in
creased only 20 per cent.
HAMMOND - Captain Luther e.
Ellis, former head OF athletics in the
Hammond high school, and prominent
conference high jumper, has been
awarded the Distinguished Service
cross for bravery In the Argonne.
LOGANSPORT-Cha A. South,
railway engineer on the Vandalia, was
killed when he was caught beneath q
signal tower. The tower was crushed
by the rear end collision OF two freight
trains.
SHELBYV1LLE 49, Farmers Of Shell
by county at their annual convention
here, urged the immediate adoption OF
the peace pact, and numerous laws
now before the national congress, in
q resolution which will be sent to In
diana senators.
EVANSVILLE - Rain, sleet and
snow added to the suffering caused
here by the coal shortage. The mines
are all In condition to resume opera
tons In the Evansville district, &C.
cording to an announcement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10
Earlha1n Notes

Coach Move reviewed the football
season, Wednesday morning at chapel,
and announced Orville Hall as the
1920 captain. He announced that the
requirements had been raised for Els,
from 80 minutes Of play in 3 games.
to 100 minutes of play in games.
Men who got Els were given. as:
Donald Kellum, Robert Hinshaw,
Dewey lookout, Loren Davis, Robert
Johnson, Cecil Collins, Raymond
johnson. Howard Mills, Cyril Pitts.
Eugene Raiford, Ralph Nicholson, c.
L. Nicholson, Paul Gordon. Ralph Har>
ris and Orville Hall.
Neal Newlin and Leslie Pennington
were winners In the Freshmen-S opho-
more debate tryouts held Tuesday
evening. Edwin Teal won for the
sophomores, The Freshmen-Junior
tryout will be held Wednesday eve
ming. Paul Lichtenfels and Vernon
Hinshaw, Leslie Pennington and Ken
meth Kienzle will represent the fresh
men, while Paul Gordon. Julius T1et1.
Ernest Davis and William Jones viii
speak for the juniors.
DR.. Martha Doan will lead the
Y, w. c, A.. and Prof. Wildman will
lead the z, NJ. c. A. Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10
Red, Moping, W6rships
To Be Used as Turgets
(By Associated Press)

(6y Associated FfeS1D
WASHINGTON. Dec, 10.-American
bluejackets will be given an opportu.
nifty to test their craftsmanship on
real battleships steaming at full speed
under actual battle conditions If
plans now being worked out by the
Aavy department materialize.
The bureau Of ordnance It was
learned today, contemplated taking
several obsolete ships to the target
range and using them for targets
moving ct full speed. There, would,
Of course be no crews aboard the
target ships, which would be stecred
b. an electrical distant control sys-
tenn. probably from an aeroplane or
another vessel.
In this manner It was pointed out
At the department. the battleships
could be Unanswered under conditions
approximating those Of battle. Smoke
tcreens could be interposed between
the target and the fleet to simulate a
destroyer smoke screen. Ordnance
cfncer3 believe the experiment will
provids the gunners with the most
valuable target practice system ever
used by any navy.
Heretofore no effort has been made
pears ago the old Texas, renamed the
Gan Marcos, was fowed to Tangief
sound In Chesapeake hey and there
f4ddied with shells from the 12inch
guns Of the fleet For several years
The WTeckage OF the old craft was
used as q target % that incoming
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10
Circuit Court News

1Gnrsas Z Pylo vna gxanAed a.
vusus Hu0 Ri1s ry1A On o1AxnSs Of
0uG1 anA tnhumnn Hea$mamt Charles
4. CUdvin. fA4hse q chs plalnA1l. vas
glvun the Custody q one ninar child
The suit of d.. ]. Il Klnoey against
the estate Of Cora Cxabb On claim, de-
mand. t1kA1k wAs dismissed at the
coot u ths plaintiff
Lee H1chArdDo0, axTogtod a ohAfGo8
q nso1set1ng TO support his dhiA. vas
0n0d ~ md ooota end oou1anoe6 to
- Aa1s IN he psnAl fnrm. Tho sen-
tsnce vas suspended On RichaTdson's
promise 70 pa1 - week fpr the mp.
pert Of The child
Ethel n. HofninS dled sul1 ar a.
vorce against Wulia0 HoGnln3. bas.
ING her charges On crua1 and inhnrnan
xeatmsat The plAtnf13 also aslu oua
Uso custody Of three minor ch11drenA
MARRIAGE llCGNo9o
Raymond J. Nclta, vafnlshs1. Rlch.
uoud. 70 Ruth II. BsooAA sander.
nlohmn0A.
Harry Brown. s2raoA TomtaA CITY.
30 Sarah A. HUFFMAN, a homA Rich.
mond.
David =. Jonsa lasorsr. Risamond.
10 MARY a stalsy, housskesper Rich.
mond y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10
Ea2ie and Altman Meet:
Bird Giues Out First
H Associated Pressl


LONDON, Dec. 10.-Eagie and air
man have met in a contest Tor the
supremacy Of the upper air. and the
eagle has been defeated. The en-
counter occurred high above the Pyr-
ennes IN the half light Of early morn
ing recently when q British officer
Wis plotting q single scatter scout ma
chine from Paris to Madrid. The air
man was flying at q rate Of about 100
miles an hour when q big eagle
SCARED up to meet him.
1T was as II the eagle had thrown
me . challenge" said the airman,
"but the laughter died on my lips
when thought that perchance a lucky
dive by the bird or maybe a collision
L. midair would send me crashing to
the rocks beneath.
'The eagle numbered around me at
about 90 miles per hour and throt-
tied down to the same pace while
we took stock Of each other. The
air by then was crystal clear and I
could see every feather ON him a. we
circled about, for all the world like
two antagonists above the western
front.
Tho eagle started to climb and I
went after him yard by yard. On
AOA0 70 IeSa0t any AouSe<s ! OPeneO
the throttle, put my nose down and
hoped right over him. He made one
great effort to catch up and with Il
hle strength failed.
His wings gave q feeble beat and
With every appearance Of q shot
plane he nose Owed to earth. fol.
lowed him down a good twelve hun.
dred feet and saw him flatten out
and land near a village in the foot
hills, completely exhausted"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10
Funeral Arrangements

oussse-Hunetal services for Miss
Charlotte Durfee VIM b held In KAnkA-
ts4 Illinois, Thursday morning. Burial
viii Be IN Kankakse.
kals-Pr1vate funeral services for
ct 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Burial was In Earlham cemetery.
g. Roberts win be held from his
residence Of 10 O'Clock Friday morn
Ing. Burial In Earlham cemetery. The
Rev. ID. Howard Brown ofliciated.
Hunt-guneral services for Frank
n. Hunt were held In the Fountain
City Christian church at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Burial win be
In Willow Grove cemetery. The Rev.
Lvingood OBLIGATED at the services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10
WHO BRINGS
eToWAWAY TO BE FINED
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-Drastic
steps are being taken by the shipping
board to prevent stowaways entering
the United States aboard government
vessels. ]. e. Gushing, director Of
operations Of the board, today issued
an order requiring that the greatest
vigilance be exercised in the inspec-
ton OF ships for stowaways. Under
the order, q captain who permits a
stowaway to reach America, will be
removed from command.
stowaways as q rule. It was pointed
out, are undesirable citizens Of other
countries, who cannot obtain passports
and take this method Of reaching
America. Many Of the most objection.
able radicals are believed to have
reached this country in such a manner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10

The total number Of new European
stamps issued Il about 1000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10

Mis- Rosalfnd =. SmftA Los An
gelea, Cal, has been acclaimed the
Teincarnation Of Venus BY Robert n.
Manoeck. director Of . physical train
ing school, who has made . thorough
utndy At the feminine physique.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-10
FRENCH PRosPEcToRs FIND
OIL WELLS IN MOROCCO
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, Dec. 10.-Important petrol
cum developments are expected from
the French districts Of Morocco, where
one small well, located at Dgecel. Is
producing three tons Of oil per day.
Twelve more wells are being drilled.
Government committees supervising
supplies Of gasoline for France are
considering leasing the petroleum
springs at Pechelbronn, Alsace, a short
distance northwest Of Strasbourg. Ex-
emption Of petroleum from import duty
il contemplated and many important
industries are Transforming their
furnaces so that oil may be burned in
stead Of coal.