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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

ASUNCfON.-The Paraguayan con-
gress has granted moratorium for one
rnonth to the Banco de EsDanaY Para
quay. in order tfat the institution may
arrange Its affairs.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-City commits
sioners OF Kansas City, kas,. voted to
tender an official apology to Governor
Allen Of Kansas, for a Labor day pa,
rade in which placards were carried
bearing the inscription ITO He'll with
Aliens Industrial Court Law"
DUBLIN.-A number of effigies Of
Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork were
displayed in Belfast Monday, according
an official statement. Police seized the
hibiticn would be likely to cause dis
turbances,
PORTSMOUTH, Eng The Trades
Union congress In session here adopted
resolution printed by the Agricultural
Workers union declaring that while
national ownership OF land could not
be brought about at present, culttVa-
ton Of all agricultural land should be
made compulsory.
LONDON.--A Rome dispatch TO the
| Evening News reports a conflict be
tween tho socialists and conservatives
at Cremona. Two persons were killed
and six seriously wounded.
| -
| DALTON, Mass.--Announcement was
made that former United States Sena-
tor w. Murray Crane, 81, was seriously
| III at his home here, It was stated that
at his home that his condition was not
considered alarming.
RALEIGH. n. C-The constitutional
lily OF the North Carolina absentee vot-
els' act was attacked when ]. ]. Per.
kins Republican candidate for state
TREASURER, started action in Wake su-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
REDS DISSATISFIED
WITH ARRANGEMENTS
soviets Complain Liberty of
Movement Not Assured.

WARSAW. Sept. s. tBy the Associ-
atCd Pross 1.-THE Russian soviet gov
eminent has sent wireless message
to Poland saying the Russians are dis
satisfied With the arrangements for the
Russo Polish peace negotiations at
higa, because the LetVian guarantees
are insufficient. The soviet govern
ment complains that Letvia made no
reference to the liberty of movement
of the delegates, headquarters during
the negotiations, or immunity OF docu-
ments from examination at the from
tier.
George Tchitcherin, soviet foreign
minister, wants a large building in
which to house the delegates. M. Kan
ieniecki, Polish charge d'affairs in
Riga, has been Instructed to urge the
Letvians TO comply with the soviet re-
duest. Poland, II Is announced, is will
ing to open negotiations without fur
ther assurances The Polish delegates
are planning TO start for Riga this
week In diplomatic ctr1!es here the
belief is expressed that the soviet objec-
tions will be met and there will be no
delay in opening the conference.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
TENNESSEE
WOMEN IN CAPITAL
ELIGIBLE TO VOTE
BY W. MARVIN POPE.
Especial Correspondent OF The New
Crt

WASHINGTON, Sept. $50 confident
are the militant suffrage leaders that
national suffrage became an accom-
plished fact when Secretary Of State
Colby issued his proclamation OF Aug,
Is they will make no active campaign
for 37th state, according to announce
ment OF the National Woman's party
here. This applies even in the cases
Of Alabama, Connecticut and Mary
land. where special sessions have been
called for the purpose OF considering
measures TO enable women TO register
and vote In the presidential election,
Legality OF Tennessees ratification
can not he questioned and therecent
action OF the house in resembling pre-
vious ratification can only be Consid-
cred ineffective" said Miss Alice Paul
chairman OF the Woman's party, in dis
cussng the situation. The women Of
America are now enfranchised, through
the ratification proclamation, under the
law of the land"
Miss Paurs opinion is sustained by
the attitude Of the state department and
by legal authorities OF national reputa-
ton who hold that a legislature can
not legally rescind its action on a fed
eral amendment after proclamation.
State department officials say there
is little room TO doubt the legality Of
the Tennessee legislatures first action
and they cite many similar cases to
sustain their opinion that the suffrage
amendment will withstand the test In
the courts particularly in so far as
the methods employed in its adoption
are concerned.
Whether the Nineteenth amendment
actually becomes operative or not II
is certain that hundreds OF Tennessee
ans now resident in Washington win
vote for their first time in a preslden-
tial election In November, under the
state law permitting women to vote
in municipal and presidential elections
There are close to 1900 Tennesseans In
the departmental service of the gov
eminent here, including great many
women who are expected TO admit they
are "over a." in order that they may
enjoy the novelty OF voting Many Of
these will go home to vote, but a ma
jority Of them will avail themselves Of
the absent voters law enabling them
to register and vote BY mail.
Senators Shields and Mcclellan are
having lists prepared covering the ELI
gible Tennessee voters now in the capt.
tai and as soon as they return 10
Washington IT Is expected they will ad-
dress personal letters TO the voters,
calling special attention of the women
TO their right 10 vote and OF all to the
provisions OF the absent voters law.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
DODSON WARNS
CALOMEL USERS
It's Mercury! Attacks the
Bones, Salivates and
Makes You Sick.

There's no reason why person
should take sickening. saltvating Gallo
mel when few cents buys large bot
lie Of Dodsons Liver Tone--a perfect
substitute for calomel
II is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver Just as sure
ly as Calomel. but n doesn't make YOU
sick and can not saltvate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tons, because II IS per
fectly harmless.
Caiomel is dangerous drug. II is
mercury and attacks your bones Take
dose OF nasty calomel today and
YOU will feel weak. sick and nauseated
tomorrow. Don't lose a days work
Take a spoonful Of Dodson's Liver Tone
instead and you will wake up feeling
great No more hiliousness, constpa.
ton, sluggishnoss, headache, coated
tongue or sour stomach Your drug
gist says ~ you don find Dodson s
Liver Tone acts better than horrible
calomcl your money is waiting for you.
sdy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
HAPSBURCS FORCED
INTO MENIAL JOBS

GENEVA, Sept Slightly members
Of the Hapsburg family are In great H.
nancial distress, former Empress Zita
Of Austria said 10 a visitor yesterday
N Prangins. where she and the former
Emperor Karl are living. They are
chiefly archdukes, archduchesses and
minor branches OF the dynasty. Their
incomes have stopped and, they have
also suffered great loss through the
rate of exchange.
The exiles have been forced to seek
employment several archduchesses be-
coming governesses and others becom-
ing ma Ids The archdukes are enter
ing business as junior clerks
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
CABINET NAMED

GUAYoUTG, Ecuador. Sept s-The
new cabinet Of President Tamayo, which
was announced as follows.
Minister OF foreign affairs. Clements
Ponce: war and navy, Octavio Tcaz.
state, Delfin Trevino: education. Pablo
Vasconze; finance, Gustavo Agulrre,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
cleveland the next in size with 1906. !.

| Cleveland the next in size with 1885,
ALBANY. Ga.--LightnIng that follow
cd a stovepipe into a store near here
killed Robert NJ Smith travelling sales
man, and injured l.. D. Pierce, man
eyer Of the store.
WASHINGTON Reports OF the inn
menseoce OF revolution in Serbia were
Grouitch, minister of the kingdom OF
the Serbs. Croats and Stevens.
LONDON. Joseph Devlin, national
ist member of parliament for the Fails
division Of Belfast. has been In Lon
on behalf of Catholic workmen expelled
from their jobs at Belfast. He obtained
a concession by which they will be
paid the benefit under the plan pro-
vidlng for unemployed former service
men.
WINNIPEG.-"The One Big Union
for Canada announced today that VIC
tor r. Midgley, its general secretary,
had been refused admission to inc ne
immigratioa at Washington on the
ground that he was an agitator.
SALIVA, KAMA minimum price OF
50 bushel for No. 3 wheat IN RAN
sas was urged and millers who prQtiteer
were condemned in resolutions adopted
here at a smeeting OF several huhdreo
wheat growers.
JACKSONVILLE. JFla--Thomas Lee
Williams, a6. was arrested here charged
with stealing $40. 700 in cash and checks
from the American Railway Express
company. williams is said to have oeeh
employed by the company Formerly
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08

and the theft is alleged to have been
committed At Columbus, o., Aug. 10.
Sam Lavine, %, OF Brunswick, Ga. was
same case.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08

irelght cars were loaped curing inc
heaviest movement for the year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08

MONTREAL. Statistics compiled for
the new issue of the city directory give
Montreal a population OF sol, 2lG, show
ing IL the fifth largest city on the North
American continent The Washington
census bureau shows Detroit to be the
fourth largest city win 1913, 7S9 and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08

d. WASHlNGToN.-D improve
Iment In the car situation was indicated
by figures made public by the car serv-
Ice commission showing that 964,2Je
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08

WASHINGToN.-Un rumors
a. disorder in Yucatan, Mexico. during
he presidential election Sunday have
been received at Mexico City, according
to advices to the state department.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
Uice OF highest medical authorize

MERE have been many conflicting claims as to the
proper treatment and care for the hair. There has
been much confusion and ignorance Now the confusion
is ended The way is known defnely-safely.
Everyone en qOoen and chdren) should have healthy
hair Nature provided it in the beginning Proper treat
ment will preserve it through life. The most eminent
authorities have prescribed the way to prevent the loss
of the hairs life and uxuriance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
Proper shampooing

Absolute cleanliness essential for beautiful healthy hair The
scalp constantly throwing off old skin and sub
If the pores and hair tubes cogged with dirt and
perspraion healthy condition the hair impossible Regu
every weeks shampoo the hair thoroughly
with LA Creole Liquid Shampoo.
ola Creole Liquid Shampoo made from exclusive menthol
formula of puest and cochin oils You will instantly
the delightful cooling effect from its The hair be-
soft and lsrousde quickyand the scalp and pores
glow with clean health and vgor.
Always apply LA Creole Hair Tonic after sapooing Follow
these rules faithfully and notice the improvement the loneliness
of your hair.
When purchasing Ga Creole Liquid Shampoo be get
LA Creole Hair Tonic Also because the formula each de-
signed to aid the other.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
Highest authorities

The Council of the American Medical Association (the
highest authority known) has recognized Resorclno
Monoacetate for the treatment of dandru (seborrhea
eczema) and badness (alopecla areata 1.-THE common
foes of beautiful hair Resorcno Monoacetatel the pr-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08

perior court to prevent the state board
OF elections from putting the law into
effect.
LoNDON.-Premier Lloyd George
reached London unexpectedly from
Lucerne. He Travelled direct instead of
through Paris, as planned.
WILSON, n, C.-Opening OF the VIII
son tabocco market resulted In a mass
meeting at the courthouse to protest
against the low prices paid for initial
offerings and adoption of resolutions
Urging farmers TO hold their tobacco.
WASHINGTON.--B Avezzana
Italian ambassador. has returned 10 his
summer hi me at Newport without hand
ing to the state department any formal
note rom Italy in reply 10 the recent
statement OF the American govern
ments attitude as to Russia and Poland,
RICHMOND. va-District Attorney
II. N. Smith who. with agents Of the
department of justice, has been inves-
tigating alleged excessive prices charged
by tidewater agents of bituminous coal
companies, stated on his return here
the investigation would be continued
several days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
Simple directions

Two or three times a week apply
ola Creole Hair Tonic to the scalp.
Moisten the hair and scalp thoroughly
-massaging the scalp with rotary
motion of the finger tips. Scalp circu-
lation is then stimulated, the hair roots
supplied with needed nourishment,
and dandruff quickly eliminated. You
will notice an immediate improvement
in the loneliness of your hair
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08

Cipal ingredient of La Creole" Hair Tonic:
Thus science approves this wonderful
preparation. Abundant vigorous hair
IS now easily attained
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08

perier court TO prevent thu state board
OF elections from putting the law into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
TILE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL o. 1920

leaving. Many Of them were born In
roman or vicinity.
J., n'h me past fourteen months 1t
Germ smated that approximately $1,000
e r,Use ct them being officiais who held
man ras positions under the Ger
o fa regime. and their families and
city of, 9i the German army. Poznan
Si - persons hav" moved to Poznan
hayimst TINE. the majority Of these
'oihe from Congress Poland.
'hy Strongly Fortified.
400 roman today ia a c,tv NJ about ITO
Gern,a apl'ants. and considered by
We prior to the outbreak Of the
its va s me strongest fortified city on
redouhts frontier. All the old forts.
Germans s1-s still stand
neh the Germans were In control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY IN
CHICAGO IS PROPOSED

CHICAGO, April ss.-The most
nearly complete Catholic university
in the United States will be een-
strueted in Chicago. according to
plans announced today by Arch
bishop George W. Mundelein.
The announcement followed the Ac-
ceptance of q 100000 gift from Ed
ward Hines. in memory of his son,
Edward fines. jr,. who died In
France.
Archbishop Mundelein said two
thirds of the departments for the
contemplated university already exist
in Catholic institutions here. Mr.
Hines gift will be used for a chapel.
the nucleus for the assembled insti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
MAY RUN STREET CAR LINE.
New York City Proposes Trial of
Municipal Operation.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-New York
city will try It's hand at municipal OPP
Grafton of street cars within q few
weeks II the beard Of estimate pro
vides funds for the carrying out of
an ordinance adopted yesterday by
the board of aldermen
The aldermen voted ~ to Ii for
municipal operation of cars on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
High Finance.

Mr. Sapp-They told me at the bank
I'd never find any one to take that
hands,
Mr.. Simp-They told me the same
about my Dry Hole oil stock,
Both-Lets swap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28

Polish classes in the schools were for
bfdden. German Is spoken so general
ly In, Posen, however, that even under
the white and scarlet flag Of the new
republic 1t Is taught In a certain num-
Der of schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28

tutions. on q thousand-acre tract at
Area. ILL.,, the archbishop said. The
other departments will be In Chicago,
colleges in other parts Of Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
|POLES IN ADVANCE
| ON UKRAINE FRONT
Movement on 180-Mi|e Line
Is Designed to Expel Rus
sian BoIsheviki.

| WARSAW, April % (hy the ESQ 70.
n p,ass, "A general advance oy
Polish forces along a lao-iAlio IN
| into the Ukraine was ahnoutp o,;sh
today's communicate by 'he =. 10
saneral staff. The movement -
g, tnr,b l. for the expulsion OF the
| foreign invaders tRuss!ah
vikD. ore miles
,be first DAY of their forward move
| ment. their advanced me =, ne
them within sixty miles OF hleN
Advance Explained.
The advance was explained IN d
| proclamation issued in the naine ~
Cen. Pilsudski. head OF the oi.nt
state. and posted N GUS rnIfsh 81 FORCES
| lagos through which the foiiNh lo's s
| marched The document ahioui. ss
1 thar after the expulsion OF 'hn ~
| ,jgr clements the Poles W"h'i
J main in the Ukraine "niS un.n 81
authorized ukrainian Cover ha'.si,'
| should take control Inc iio, $500 =,
| ton dated April %. was pr'h.eu ~
| Warsaw and then rushed TO the iroht,
One section reads: Together win
| tha Poles there are returning ~ 'he
Ukraine its heroic sons under oln.on
Petlura. who have found refuge Will VII.
| in Poland and help N the ua' NEST
day for the CkrainianS.
The document expresses the ilope
| that the t'krainans will concehlLa
their forces to aid in attaining !neil
| freedom. which also will he OF ana 70
Poland, Protection is guaranteed 70
F., all inhabitants, who are ASKED y
bear patiently the burdens Oh me
war. ~
Important towns, occupied on me
first dav Of the Polish movement u
Guided OwcrucZ. Jitomir ana beIu
chev. and further south " ihiii'|a
and Imyerynka.
Ikrninians Rise Against Heos'
WARSAW. April q tby the Asso-
ciated Press. -UprisinEs by clNinah
lI-krainians against the RUSSIAN pol-
sheyiki in the district west OF nv
are reported in dispatches reachl'ls
here. II is said the lkralnlahs az.
organizing because of report ma,
their country and Poland had siSheu
a treaty by which the latter asreeu
TO Support Ukrainia in her proposeu
march toward the Dnieper river.
A Polish communicate issued todas
stated Ukrainian units in the DoiShe-
yik army were manifesting deslre
TO break with the reds and that can
uonading had been heard in the rear
of a bolshevik front which hither'o
has been believed to be occupied py
Ukrainian forces. This gave rise 10
a rumor the Ukrainians had revolted
and were attacking the bolshevlkl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28

Street railway traffic In Toxic has
been tied up by general strike
caused by the discharge OF fifty
alleged agitators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28

Former German-RuIed Posen
Is Undergoing Many Al
terations Since War.

POZNAN. Poland. April 2 (Corre-
spondence Of the Associated Press).-
Poznan, which for more than q hun
dred years under German rule was
known as Posen, is undergoing many
alterations as a result of the outcome
of the war and the peace conference
which gave Poznan back to Poland.
Just recently the task Of changing
the name Of every street in town from
German to Polish was completed. the
task having been worked out by
commission which began its duties
soon after Poznan became city Of
the new republic.
One Of the principal thoroughfares.
which had been known as Berliner
strasse. has been renamed the street
of December twenty-seventh." this
being what is considered the very last
day of the Germans in Poznan.
Frederick III Statue Removed.
A great square in the center of the
city. which since 1893. excepting an
eight-year interval after Prussia's de-
feat by Napoleon Chat being the year
been called Wilhelm platz, is now
known as Liberty place. And a great
statue of Frederick III which stood
for years in Wilhelm platz. long ago
disappeared. having been torn down
by Polish residents of Poznan during
the night of December 81, 1918, when
there were riots and much street
fighting between German and Polish
subjects. the upshot of the demonstra-
tons convincing German officials that
1t would be useless to endeavor
further to continue Poznan in So
called German territory
Many Germans Leave City,
The German soldiers began with
drawing that night. Gradually since
then German residents have been
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Williamsburg bridge line. The chg
already owns the tracks. but has BEN
leasing them TO an operating con-
pany, 3.
In the Danish elections Monday &c
radical party lost fifteen seats. si
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-23

DIVIDENDS OF s136,500
ARE DECLARED BY BANKS
Merchants National, Plantcrs' Ma.
tional and Church Hill Institu-
ton Cut Melons,

Charles q. Wilson. president OF the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical Company.
was elected "A member OF the board OF
directors of the Merchants National
Bank at tho semi-annual meeting of
the board OF that institution yestcr-
day.
Semiannual dividends to;aling 10
per cent on the capital stock $780,
G00) of the company. Were declared.
The total dividend amounts to 500
coo. Regular aeini-anpual dividends
of 10 per cent were declared and AN
additional special dividend of per
cent was voted.
Announcement has been made that
the board of directors OF the Church
Hill Bank has declared l-2 per
cent dividend on the capital stock OF
the institution Sl50,O00). The diyi-
dcnd amounts to $4,000.
Action of the board Of directors Of
the Planters National Bank in de-
claring = rer cent dividend on the
100000 capital stock OF the institu
ton. amounting to $1,000. also has
been made public.
Total serni-annual dividends de-
clarcd by the three banks total $780,
500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-23
STRIKE AND TIGHT MONEY
CAUSE STOCKS TO SLUMP
concern Felt I'm Street Over Report
government Is on Trail OF
Certain Oil Promoters.
CROP OUTLOOK Is GOOD
10 AilnJ Fear Federal Gcologfsts
announce Enough Known Gaso-
linc Deposits i'm Earth to Meet
Normal Demand for 1913 Years.
CROP OUTLOOK Is GOOD
nY nr,oAnAS NALL

no MEw ,, YORK, June 22.-All stocks
closing at the lowest prices with some
material net losses. a call money
rate OF 10 per cent prevailed In ,ho
afternoon and renewals wcrc at 8 per
cent There was more strike talk ON
inc railroads. The street also ex-
pressed some concern over the roport
that the Federal government is
planning TO indict brokers for cir
suihtihg false reports regarding oil
STOCKS. Crop reports were good
An authority in close touch with
the chemical companies denied that
there was any hitch in the plan to
merge the several concerns whose
STOCKS ,,t, have been active recently.
which further details were arranged.
II is understood that Scmet -Solvay
may be the holding company and that
General Chemical. National Abilene
ana barrett Will join.
Zig Earnings In CIgnrs.
Earnings OF the Consolidated Cigar
company are 80 large that the dIvi-
oehd on the common stock will be
advanced to per cent according to
n statement credited to director.
While presidential years are good for
all kinds Of tobacco they are par,icu-
larry good for cigars.
General Motors sold down to new
low record for the new stock. Column
bia Gas had n sinking spell from
which II recovered half way. Many
Of the smaller oil companies were
strong part of the day. notably trans
continental and Middle states. These
two attracted much attention for scv-
cral reasons.
! No Henson FOR EnsoIinc shortage.
The Automobile Chamber OF Com
mercc has issued a circular tending
10 cheer UP those dolcful ones who
think there Will soon be no gasoline
and no automobiles. The United
States geological survey is quoted AZ
saying that the oil fields OF the
United States stili contain known de-
posts OF T.G29, 100000 barrels. which
liz enough for twenty years at the
present rate OF consumption. and that
the whole world has G0.00O.000. 900
barrels. which IS enough for one hun
drcd and siNty-ciEht years.
=, Sugar stocks continue about tho
strongest of any class on the board.
Not only arc current earnings good.
but the outlook FOR the next two
years Is remarkable. The larger
companies arc all well financed and
can Increase their crops. a large
Is permanently destroyed. AS the re-
suit Of the war I. -IumptiOn Of
sugar has increased. Prohibition has
given Il still further increase in the
United states.
Tight Money Unui July DIsburSe-
Bankers expect tight money until
after the FIRST OF July dividend and
interest disbursements nrc completed.
The decline In Brooklyn Rapid
Transit attracted much attention be-
cause II apparently represented sales
bought some time ago with the idea
of forcing AN Increase IN the rare. IL
Ia being proved that q s cent fare
docs pay IN New York CITY.