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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
lHERIFF
DIV FEES
T Money for
Deny Re-

the misconduct
the management
now being con-
lrson in federal
|e fact that Mar
rest in the care
fnow confined in
under a contract
i bounty by which
i day by the gov
lenance of each
8 the place, and
zeriR to maintain
1 jail whether 1t
or not, this GO
5ayment for the
and is the per-
sheriff.
the food fur
value of more
4 1t is very easy
It's goes, as the
make an acount-
q In Marion coun-
sheriff to spend
e prisoners and
p day for 1t.
reased the al
10 cents to go
ounty commits
"a yes dissenting,
V. Coffin and
pm Oh Genus, III
e law.
TO recover this
ture legalized
allure to do so
officials liable
II making and
pumish Sherin
clve.j
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
TROOPS GUARD
IRISH PRISON

DUBLIN, March 31-Soldiers armed
with machine guns and supported by
flying squadrons with armOred cars, were
guarding Londonderry prison today fol-
lowing outbreaks Big Sim Feine-s I'M
prlsoned there and reports that an effort
might be made to rescue Them.
The additional troops arrived yester-
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
TURKS IN ARMS
AGAINST ALLIES
Revolt Reported Everywhere
Except at Capital.

PARIS, March 31.--A revolution di-
rected against the allies has broken out
throughout all Turkey except Constan-
tinOple, Budapest dispatch, quoting
the newspaper Poster Lloyd said today.
(The text Of President Wilson's note
to the allies demanding the expulsion of
the sultan and the Turks from Constan-
tinople is printed on page 49,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
Carson Says 6 Men
Leave u. S. to Get Him

LONDON, March 31.--Sir Edward Car
son, leader Of the Ulster unionists, said
in the house of commons today that he
had been informed by Scotland Yard
that six men had left America for Great
Britain to aszassinate him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31

Pns selling at
kolesale.
flower a crate
, IS, wholesale.
! higher. Sell
DC a ton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
Detectives Robbed

WILMINGTON, Del, March 3t.-Bur-
glars entered the rooms of the city de-
tectiye bureau early today, securing
clothing worth S2O0
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
no TELL TOMORROW
ABOUT DISMISSALS.

The reporter asked, Are you go
ing to discharge all four of those
mentioned?"
ST will give that out tomorrow,
said Miller.
Approximately $32 00n ha" Noen
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31

for the sheriff making this agreement" said Hayes
INT system the sheriff gets all the money for the
ers and the county pays the overhead-such as heat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31

Here s Jailer Frank Kemp,
who accepted brides for let
ting prisoners out of the
'1Black Hole" an unsavory
place in the Marion county
jail, according ~ testimony
id federal court. He also
was credited with saying
that 1.-THE county is tired Of
Judge Anderson's one-man
power and intends to put a
st pp to it."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31

mmissioners, for
isoners alone, has
total of S4,921.40
January and Feb
|the Office of the
hers show that
p on an average
month for board
lrs and that this
so cents a day
prisoner, whether
#ted in the federal
was to the effect
rved by Miller
cents a day.
10
H U. S.
made by Lewis
the county COM
rion county had
federal govern
.oners.
ty-fve days late
bottom of this
Hayes, county
resident George
day.
year we dis
of boarding fed
objected to the
bntract or agree
Fal authorities,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
Prison Eats Still Slim

0 improvement in the
t the Marion county
owing startling reve-
federal court.
arraigned In the
Iaid that for break
e given a bowl Of
&molasses diluted
of coffee SO thin
gould be read
thin slices of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31

paid to Sherin Robert Miller by
Dlhcials for boarding prisoners at the Jail yea
Pvernment paid Sheriff Miller total of $17,54595 for
prisoners last year. according to official figures in the
lark Storen
Evening star., 1920-11-24
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
MALE.

ARMENIAN BUTLEK. honseman. good e7peri.
ence waIts work In private family Address
John Khosropfan. 4s7 Pa. ave. NV.
AI'T0RNEY, member Of D. G. bur. desiFes con.
nection with firm a. counsel. or to form part.
nershtp with desirable party. Address p. O.
ReI IA. Hsrpcrs Ferry. ". Va. Ns
BOOKKREPER desires position: many Year, Of
experisnce in double entry and can furnish the
beat Of references: salary reasonable. Ad-
drese Rox Sl0-C. Star nnlce. 2ss
BOOKK KKEEPER--Experienced ONCE man, good
correspondent and executive; In or out Of town
Address Ro1 275-c. Star once. "a
HAITI ~ R--4;ood veferenres; private family
vr tII.L. W. ii. Curry. ll3. 10th Ut.
Evening star., 1920-11-24

Afro INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN.
rtTher. IL no more attractive field today for
fk< anhttious msn than the automobile indus-
eIr~sment. nr go into business for themselves.
fs;tt~es Of from, SIX to twelve weeks prepare
f,Y good paying positions. Day and evening
Rates reasonable. Sec US today. White
~. american Motor School. 9th and D SITS
Phone North 1910.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
Marshall Business Brokers


Chile rarlors and lunchroom heart Of busi-
ness section. No better loca tion in city. Price,
$1.70O.
Employment ONCE: we'll established: first
class clientele; office help only; low rent. Op-
portunity for right party. $500.
Hotel: about 6H rooms: 12 baths; hot-water
heat: low rent. $500.
Hotel; ~ rooms: large lobby; turning people
awsy every day. $500.
Owner leaving city. Price. $4,000.
Hotel: Penn. ave.; 20 rooms: transient trade.
Price. s.. 500.
Near-beer and light groceries: we'll equipped
and paying. Price. 1880.
Candy and confectionery; no better loca-
Beautiful rooming house; near Dupont Circle;
Note the price. $3.50.
RoominR house: near 18th and NJ sts h. W.
heat; electric light. Owner suddenly called
ont Of city. Price. $500.
Splendid proposition. $500. NV ''''A IA 81
RoominK house; near 18th ana sts: IA
rooms. Price, &2.20O
$50 each. Price. s.. 200
Get our exclusive paid Hat. Ten places
listed In the last two days.
Our system Of handling business brokerage
care to handle. and puts us in touch with a
real clientele. In listing with US your place
Is not mixed up With places that are on the
market for n,onths--places that every one Il
trying to sell. We have the confidence Of the
public. and the best 10 put exclusively in our
hands. and all paid listings. II you want to
sell list new and ssye time.
Marshall Business Brokers,
020 N. T. ave.
Evening star., 1920-11-24

POSITIONS for those compe-
tent, who can make small invest
ment in good securities, of large
corporation. Apply Brightwood
Sanitarium Co., Continental
Trust bldg, l4th and H sts.
NV. 26*
Evening star., 1920-11-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SALES MANAGER wanted: capable 81 hand'in,
entire business end Of n going mfg. plsnt. fnIy
equipped over 100. nm products IN stock ready
70 go the market at profit. The right
man. who will put up some money. can have n
half interest. Investigate. You have never had
this opportunity. Phone Col. 1890 or NJ. 3l27
for appointment.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY and gasoline sta
tjon: excellent location: well stocked: show
-eason for selling; $1,000 cash required. FIR.
691s. 2s'
TWO Young MEN with clean business records
control a firm making motion pictures in a new
field with practically no competition. Within
last few weeks have produced and sold several
thousand dollars worth Of work proftably. Big
business md tremendous prospects just ahead
Want to connect with an older man, who can
furnish capital credit needed and give
loan SHARKS. but big man who will tote
square and help us buid the biggest thing in
Washington. Main 42SS.
WE WILL HELP YOU finance your business
You know your business, That's our business -
The Corporation Agency Company, 1922 NV.
RO0MING HOUSE; high-cIaEs: Conn. ave:
Rcx Bic. Star ofice: 90.
OFFICE BUSINESS good income. small operaf-
ing expense: snitabIe for man or woman; con.
slider part cash. Call Main 1897.
CONFECTIONERY. soda fountain, doing good
business: best location; transfer corner: FIVE
year lease: reasonable rent. 1507 Wisconsin
ave. NV. 30
RE YOUR OWN PATENT ATTORNEY. Save
time trouble and money. Full set Of patent
application papers legally prepared for $50
Send sketch Of invention for free report as TO
ing pa tents 70 raise funds. Glascock Patent Co.,
2l4 Mct.iIl bldg. Washington. ID. G.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
WANTED-HEdP


ELECTRICAL SALESAAN to take charge of
store: highest type Of salesman required. III
Jsn nv. -.
GxfE0lAN OF ability and self-conndencr Ino
scAev need apply to represent hish-class
eompany with q guarantee, to purchaser. propo-
sf.eu. 1.OD new saushed customers in this
ETY.. and all Of the better class. your future
prospects; NO samples. $4,000 per year or
beffef can be earned by the honest, consste
~ssker. CAI bstween 0 and 10 a.m.. sos wes-
f~ry bldx. 18th and T. NV o5s
EIJ.ESNEN 70 seil advertisinT: so per week
n sds easily; cooperate given; exceptional
e--ortunify for larger earnings. Mr. Rase*.
F.4~kiin square Hotel. between : and p-'n.
kALEsMEN-No matter what your past or pres
~n, orcupatiou, this sd 10 addressed 70 you. Any
NJ from 25 20 20 years Of asc who can look
- other man in the eye and tell him fhc truth
v. .hout suffering In , salesman in the max
ias. We In position to provo that salcs-
n.s are made. not horn. ] want 10 y. c T.
ss-"smeu. professional men, clerks. can
~e.Sers. collectors. insurance solicitors or rnt
asr ~ will give a half hours time TO havin.
. .i-h-.rade proposition shown him No hooks
Or fnsF,ree: no samples: so per cent OF our
i.fo sat -saen sre earning 800 pr week end
h;ase. ard no experience when they came with
u.s., See Mr.. Null 1i3 Athee bldg. 26s
Evening star., 1920-11-24

ASSISTANT bookkeeper in my
fne grocery store. John H.
Magruder, Conn. ave. and K st.
Bring references and application
in YOUR own handwriting.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
MALE.

AeSnUNTANTeOld stabiis]ied firm OF cert-
1e1 public accountants desire to employ rel-
abe accountants experienced 10 compiling fed
srsi tx reports. Address Accounts. BOX 1856 B.
ktpr Office 2Ss
Evening star., 1920-11-24

FIAI.lS Of al grades and mares nave bees
reduced throughout our stock: Wsltees. SleS:
Kear,.n 4 Each, $l95: Webef. $266. Hugs
Woerb, lll0 q. Pianos Tor 1eat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. it.--Most leading
issues showed fractional Increases At tho
stock market opening here today. unitsd
states steel opened at 1904, unchanged
New York Central at 90. OF Amsri.
can Iotnocotivo at 0sA. off " United
states Rubber at 100. unchanged Btu
debakar at 1904. Off y United Retail
stores at pa.. OF /. pan-American a,
ps, off Y Republic AT iit, off ~ CRU
oiblo at zoe. Off ~; baldwin at iit+.
off ~.
Prices rallied slightly later Mexican
Petroleum recovered 20 1904. United
states Food Products to 70, American
Wooden to iGlk. Industrial Alcohol 10
iotA and Cruoible TO 3osn.
Upon announcement Of an per cent
renewal rate for call money prices again
became reActlonary, Hteei common declin-
ing 20 1914, n new low for the day
Renewed bear aggression succeeded In
impressins most Of the active induntftais
Ia the first half hour.
Steel common was pushed down "a
ioss baldwin ~. TO ii.s. and United
bthtes Rubber y. to i2ph.
American Car a Foundry was un-
changed At las and American ioeofno.
tive also resisted tho general downward
trend.
Hears hammered stocks all around this
room. prices breaking from I 90 points
before the close Of the first hour. Gen
srai Motors broke points. 20 slib
American Wooden .. Go iboAi Crucibie
q. TO zoe. Transcontinentai on ~, "a
1sG MericAn Petroleum Q. 20 isth Re
public ~. 10 ii2H United States Bteel
y. 20 1855. United States Rubber IN
20 1854 Keystone Tire ~. 90 st%.
In most speculative quarters weakness
was aneribed 10 prospect OF an early
increase IN the federal redisoouni rate.
Copper stocks rave . good account Of
themselves. despite irrsguiarity In other
parts Of the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
WIFE'S SPIRIT GUIDES
HIM TO LOST PAPERS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IA sup
posed visitation from his wife after
her death. whether in IA dream or
as n spirit. related by the Rev. DIR.
Russell II. Conwoli. Is causing much
interest among members OF the
Grace Baptist temple. His wife died
30 years ago.
II received three strange visits
from my wife" he said. ION three
successive nights she seemed TO
come and sit on the side OF the bed
which occupied.
while sitting there she gave me
valuable information rclat ting to eev-
eral important papers which ! knew
were In the house, but which ] could
not locate.
1T may have been a dream, but
I got out OF bed Immediately after
receiving the instructions and found
the papers just where she said they
were"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14

ton In his hip pocket. a baby. ait
ting on its mothers lap in front OF
where Morris stood. spied the CLINT
OF the metal container, and reached
for It, succeeding only in pulling off
the top and thereby lighting the
lighter.
There cnsued smoke. a smell OF
burning rags and spilled whisky. and
much commotion, all OF which re-
suited In: Morris being burned so
that he won't be able 10 sit in n sub
way car seat even II one IL vacant
for some time; protests from angry
subway patrons, who object TO be.
ing strangled even by burning whis-
Ky fumes: and, finally, Morris being
taken to the station for carrying
booze and not being properly clad.
And. would you believe it3'' says
Morris. They've even kept my In.
ventlon as an exhibit. This is a sad
world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
CHAMBER ASKS
EQUALIZATION
Says San Francisco Enjoys
Tariff Advantage

Freight from Pacific points
to tho Eastern United states. billed
thru Seattle. IL transferred from
ship 20 train Mt Seattle without cx.
ira charge.
The same condition prevails In
San Francisco. Also IN San Fran.
cisco. freight coming from the
orient. destined only for san Fran.
cisco. n unloaded without extra
charge.
hut in Seattle. Oriental freight
consigned 10 Seattle. Is NOE unloaded
free. II costs IS cents a ton for un.
loading,
The Chamber Of Commerce board
Of trustees Is seeking 20 eauafizc
the tariffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14

useful articles. and aitho none of
them has ever caused any great fur.
ry. no stiii has hope.
The greatest Of his inventions. he
believes. was the spotieas hlottcr he
invented. This WAS n grca, success
as far ms Morris was concerned.' but
people TO whom he tried 10 sell u
were too stupid to see what a great
utility II was.
But. be that an II may. Morris lat
est contribution to progress is com
bination cigar lighter and whisky
tester. With this useful little article
Morris claims you cannot only light
your cigar. but. by applying It's flame
to whisky. you can tell whether the
John Barieycorn product contains
wood alcohol. And, II you find the
whisky does contain wood alcohol.
you Use II as fuel for the cigar Hight.
or. thereby saving some OF the dough
that might BE- wasted otherwise.
Morris was riding a subway car.
the other night. and had his inven-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Rich Gold Strike
Is Made in Nevada

AUSTIN. New. Jan. it.--Goid ore
hAsaytng thousands Of dollars 10 the
ton. has been encountered iA the
Birch Creek Co. tunnel. near here. II
was learned today.
Tho tunnel which II being run on
the eonpany's property. on Birch
creek. IL Ia the center OF a diHtric,
known 10 b, rich In minerai.bca
formations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrivals
January is--str Fushimi Maru from
Manila via ports at .. m; str Fulton
from British Columbia ports at y. m. ;
str ketchikan from Tacoma at p. m. :
str West Islip from Tacoma at 1880
n. m.
Departures
January it-str West Isllp for Now
York via San Pedro and Balboa ut $50
q. m.
January is--str Seattle Spirit for New
York via Balboa at 2 y. M. str Rainier
for Tacoma at p. m. str President for
Vancouver. II. C., and Tacoma at i:4b
y. M. bktn Aurora for Winslow In tow
OF tug Richard Holyoke at 1 y. m; str
Marmion for British Columbia ports at
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Shipyard Workers
Given Recognition

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ii.--Iay
city shlpyards have submitted 10 en-.
ploycn a tentative plan whereby the
workers VIII select their own repre-
scntatiyes 90 meet with tho employ
rrn
Each department. under tho plan.
will choose a representative, and the
representatives will select five Of
their number as members OF the
workcrs' council. TO which viii be ~
ferrcd all disputes that individual
representatives are unable to adjust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14

One Chinaman and four Turks
were arrested Wednesday morning
by the police In a raid ON n Chinese
store at PA Washington 1T. Leo
Soon. "a, was charged with conduct
ing lottery. and Angeles Kaifos. 80
a. p. Gregory. IS; Gust Hagis. 70,
and Peter Nick, 3s. all Turks, were
charged with gambling.
PatroImsn Robert Bridges and
Motorcycle Patrolman william Hoff'
man made the arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14

Stalls 7-s.s. 100 Libby's asparagus
soup. &c; b-ib. Karo syrup. 5sc. large can
Del Monte pumpkin. Use. . fbr nayy
beans. zbe. Stall ~. silver smcits. ms
2sc. fresh herring. 4 bs. 2bcs rock cod
iBe NJ stall 90. fresh creamery butter
csc III: strictly fresh eggs. coo dox
TiIiam0ok full cream cheese. coo 10
Stalls sT-st. Auto club coffee. In. can
sso. An. can ii.tti sse bottle Hnidef q
oAisup. zse. ace Bins washing tablets,
fi.o0. finil 20. hanohuriR walnuts, 2se
NJ coocanut. zoe ~ ground chocolate.
zoe NJ. Stall ~. fresh salmon. $50 h
ooooanut 900 NJ. ground chocolate. 5oc
n. tbc coffee. ~ fba CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Diocese Will Try
to Raise $344,O 900

The quota for the nationwide
campaign Of the Episcopal church
for the diocese OF Olympia West
ern Washington was announced
Today rs $4,000
A canvass for this sum will be
made January IS. and at the same
time Episcopal churches will en-
deavor to raise their parochini
budget for the next three years. the
total expected to be realized IN the
canvass being over 100000.
The nationwide campaign Is the
determination OF the Episcopal
church 10 be IN the forefront Of re-
ugfous endeavor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Deplores Debate
Over the Treaty

NEW YORK. Jan. 1a.--"At n time
when there IL acute need In Europe
for sterilization. political and eco.
nomic, II r. very unfortunate that
tho peace treaty should be made tho
subject Of political debate In this
country" y. w Alexander. secretary
Of commerce. declared In n speech
before the American Manufacturers
Export assocla alton here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Urge Enforcement
of Scamen's Act

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. is.--Dcic-
gates 20 tn. International scafnsnH
union az ita convention her. today
are urging enforcement OF tho sen
mems act, which requires rs pcr cont
Of crews OF United States vcsHcls to
speak tho English language. More
than 1000 has been spent by the
union In defending the act. Prcsi-
dent Andrew Furuscth said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
SANITARY

Stall ~. tse jar honey. zoe; fresh
ehurned butter. ttc NJ Washington milk
cans sse. stalls 1i-sz. crab meat. Toe
~; Eastern oysters. eoe and roc pt. +.
fresh herring. 4 ms. 2se stalls 2o-zz.
fresh creamery butter. CSC NJ; fresh
local eggs. Csc don Nut margarine. 3
lbs. csc. stalls s0-as. liberty steak. 2
fbs ate. homo rendered lard. fbH CSC
compound. ftc N. Stall is1. kings dry
string beans. iSc pkg; pkga corn
flakes. Sic. graham crackers. 2oc N.
stalls 7t-tS. ms Corona coffee. mss.
Cream OF Wheat z1e pkg J pkKs.
creamsi;es sso Stall a.. ANN. can
ifiils coffee. tI.iB. Blue Ribbon tea. Csc +.
large cans tomatoes. zfc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Diamond Digging Zulus
Real Fighting Warriors

enough. As N he wouldn't stand
much nonsense. A Zulu. too-and
Zulua are warriors.
He's got two wickcd.l looking w~ap.
ons In his left hand. one with a
rocky knot calculated 20 crack the
hardest skull And he's leaning
on a iong-handled. smail'biade ax.
hut his naked Krt.up Is only his
Sunday war fixinEs. Six days a
week this wlry Zulu wears the
clothes OF civilization and digs blue
ground down In one Of the DeBccrr
mines. lie Erts IS cents a day. the
average native wage. and II hos
lucky enough TO find n diamond he
gets bonus OF ti.25 a karat and
81 per cent Of Its valuation over 10
knrafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Italian Envoy to
Take Berlin Post

PARIS. Jan. f4.--Immediate re-
sumption OF diplomatic relations be-
tween Germany and Italy was an
nounced By the Italian delegation
here today. Count Aldrovandi. who
has been appointed Italian charge
d'affalres In Berlin. passed thru
Paris early today. en- route to the
German city. II was announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14

% Pike ST.. pork tidneys. i7Me N
small lamb hearts. ise ~ bacon back.
$50 and t7o NJ. Stall 100. fancy Jersey
butter, CSC NJ. cooking eggs, tbe dor
chill cheese. for itu. stan .. sncits
ms ikc. fresh herring. ms. z6c.
skinned sole. zoo N. Htail 2, lard. a0c
No.. ground bone, ms. lie; choice boil
ing beef. i2he 10; short ribs. i1ho ~
Stall 10. matches, be boz. soc Instant
Postum. s7c; tail can clans. lbc. stall
iib. oranges. aso don. bananas. soc dor.
apples. si.t0 bon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14

Killed
And IL Blamed Near
Burned the Clothes
Off Morris
KY LORRY A. JACOBS

On. r. A. Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Jan. is.---Morris
Fitzgerald. n clerk ana a bright
young man. who does his sleeping
hanging TO a subway car strap. had
a narrowing experience hcre a few
days ago.
Morris. let II Be understood. has
an inventive turn OF mind. During
his spare hours. In the last ssvcn
years. he has invented n number Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Decide Fiume to
Be Italian Port

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE big
three" has decided Fiume shah be
an Italian port under the league Of
nations. a Paris dispatch 10 the
Chronicle said today.
The Plume hinterland, according
10 the dispatch. viii remain Jugo
slav territory. but Italy will be
guaranteed certain economic rights
including use OF railways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
They Needed Cash;
Land in Monroe

Louis J. O'Neil, 20, and Elmer
Tood. %. were sentenced TO serve
be to IS years In Monroe reforma-
Aory by Superior Judge Mitchell
Gillian Wednesday. after they plead
ed guilty To grand larceny for the
robbery Of the Pacific Quitting Co,
Third ave. and University st.. DC
tober %, 1912
We were broke and had to have
enough cash TO tide US over 10 the
next payday" O'Neil told Judge
Gillian, and that is why VIC did IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-14
Chairman Hays
Won't Stop Here

VIII VI. Hays. chairman Of the re-
publican national committee. will not
visit Seattle during his stay on the
Pacific coast.
In a telegram 10 Mayor G. y. Fitz-
gerald Tuesday evening. Hays re-
GREETED his inability to meet the re
publicans OF Seattle owing TO the
press Of engagements. The wire
from Hays came in Response TO an
Invitation from the mayor TO confer
with Seattle republicans before re-
turning East.