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Evening star., 1920-11-15
KEY
TO Strong LEAGUE
Count Sforza So Declares in
Discussing. Future Of In
ternatiopaI Body.

LONDON, November 13.-The fate
of the league Of nations depends upon
the moral cooperation Of those peo-
pies who. inspired by true sense Of
justice. are conscious Of the necessity
for solidarity in International Eela.-
tions. Count Sfor1a. italian minister
of foreign affairs, has written in a
circular letter to Italian diplomatic
agents abroad.
In his instructions to Italian diplo-
matte agents. Count eforza expressed
his ideas on the league, speaking of
the realization of it's imperfections
by the states which contributed to tts
formation and of the necessity for the
admission of states not yet members.
in order that the leagues authority
can be assured and its structure per-
fected.
Skepticfsm Aroused.
AS a result Of bitter Criticism and
loud praise Of the league. there has
been considerable skepticism Of the
new institution, wrote Count sforTa.
therefore making the diffusion Of ex-
act knowledge Of what. the league Of
nations really is the more valuabie
for restraining diffident and skeptical
censors as well as superficial and ire
sponsible eulogists.
He continued:
TT is necessary to instill the firm
conviction that the new institution,
which has been invoked for centuries
by the Italian philosophical and legal
doctrine. represents a higher degree
OF the evolution of law based on .
higher unity than that Of the state.
The creation OF a league Of nations
aims at occurring the integrity Of its
members and maintaining interna-
tfonal peace. It does not, therefore,
exclude the hypothesis OF war; it
excludes it as the supreme right Of
the strongest, as the supreme appeal
to violence, as an event abandoned to
the caprices and vcissitudes of for
tune: it admits it. on the contrary.
az an affirmation of the moral power
OF right for reintegrating the COM
munity of states broken by the dis
turbances of International peace, and
thus Its function comes to correspond
to the penal function of each state
within it's own borders"
Cites Duty Of Italy.
italian diplomatic agents abroad
are informed that 1t is the duty OF
Italy to promote knowledge of the
league. They are requested to report
all manifestations regarding the
league to the special department for
the league Of nations in the Italian
foreiga Office.
Evening star., 1920-11-15
MANY AMERICANS SEEK
TRADE WITH RUSSIA
Much Comment in Copenhagen
Over Steps Taken to Deal
With Bolshevists.

Gross Atlantic Cable Service to The Star
COPENHAGEN, November 13-The
large number Of American business men
who are in Scandinavian countries seek
ing the reopening of commercial rela-
tions with soviet Russia is the subject
Of considerable comment here. The
Norwegian Russian Commercial Trad
ing Company. which recently was
formed in christiania to open business
negotiations with the bolshevists. Is
financed practically entirely by Amer
lean capital. This company plans to
deal mainly in clothing. foodstuffs and
railway rolling stock. Arrangements
already have been made for the de-
livery OF 100 locomotives and 1900
cars for gold payments.
The manager Of the company
states that American dealers have
immense stocks of merchandise of
various kinds intended for delivery
in Russia stored in Havre, Calais and
other French ports. but the authors
ties of that country are making the
transportation of the goods to points
outside of France difficult matter, as
the eventual destination is known.
The value Of contracts already re-
cetvsd by the American business usa
here amounts to several hundred MIL
lions Of kroner.
Evening star., 1920-11-15
HUNGARIAN ASSEMBLY
RATIFIES PEACE TREATY
Opposition Abstain From Voting
When Action Is Taken After
Warning by sAllies.

BUDAPEST. Hungary. November IL.
The national assembly has ratified
the peace treaty signed by Hungary
and the allied and associated powers
at the Grand 'Trianon Palace, Ver-
saflles. on June 4. last. The opposition
abSla ined from voting.
1t was learned In Paris late in Oc-
tober thar the allies had sent Il note
to the Hungarian government demand
ting ratification Of the treaty OF Tria-
non not later than November Is.
In the event that no action was
taken by chat time. the note, 1t was
declared. pointed out that certain
consequences" would result. At about
the same time it became known that
law providing for ratification WAS
introduced In the hungarian parlia-
ment.
Evening star., 1920-11-15
'GE0PHONE' FINDS MINERS
Instrument War Produced Shown
at Denver Congress.

DENVER. Colo, November 15.-
Wars contribution to the business Of
saving lives in mine accidents was
shown here for the first time.
when the United States bureau Of
mines opened its educational exhibits
In connection with the annual con-
vcntion Of the American Mining Con-
gress. 1t is a "geophone."
This instrument. which bureau Of
1cials say was employed with re-
markable success In thc trenches Of
Europe for determining the location
of enemy guns. Is declared to have
met the needs OF the mining industry
in poiHtfng the location of entombed
nas5 mines ii through the transmission Of
The bureau exhibit Is said to be the
most extensive in years.
Evening star., 1920-11-15
FALL UNDER CARS rs FATAL.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, November Is
Especially Earl e. Roby. eighteen years
old. son OF Anna v. Roby. 1910 Lafay-
cite avenue, died at Allegheny Hospital.
following an accident on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. near Magnolia. Thurs
day. in which he lost both legs Roby.
a trackman, was climbing across a train
when he fell beneath
Evening star., 1920-11-15
Danderine is "Beauty-To onic

Immediately after a "Danderine"
massage. your hair takes on new
life, luster and wondrous beauty,
appearing twice as heavy and plen-
tifui, because each hair seems to
auH and thieken.
Don't let your hair stay lifeless,
colorless, plain or scraggly. You.
too. want lots of long, strong hair,
Evening star., 1920-11-15

glistening with beauty.
A 35-cent bottle Of delightful
"Danderine". freshens your scalp.
checks dandruff and falling hair
This stimulating "beauty-tonic"
gives to thin, dull. fading hair that
youthful brightness and abundant
thickness. All drug counters sci,
"Danderine"
Evening star., 1920-11-15

Hurry mother! A teaspoonful Of
"California" Syrup Of Figs today
nsy prevent . sick child tomorrow.
II your child is constipated, bilious,
Ssverish, fretful. has cold. collie, or if
stomach h sour. tongue coated. breath
nd. seuenbu . god ~physic-laxa-
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tive" is often all that is necessary.
Children love the "fruity" taste Of
genuine California" Syrup of Figs
which has directions for babies and
children printed on the bottle. Say
California" or you may get an iui-
tation hg sy1up. Bevarsl
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Advertisesaent.
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Advertisement.
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POPE TO HOLD coNsIsToRY.

ROME. November 13.-The Pope
has decided to hold a consistory early
in December for the appointment Of
a new chamberlain OF the Sacred Col
lege, to replace Cardinal Roschi. who
Evening star., 1920-11-15
POPE REWARDS BISHOP.

ROME. November 13-The Pope
has appointed Rt. Rev. Patrick Rich
ard Heffron, Bishop Of Winona. MIMI,
assistant to the pontifical throne.
This 1t is announced, is in recogni-
tion OF the splendid work he has &C.
complished in his diocese.
Evening star., 1920-11-15

died last May. Ne new eaf6inalS vill
be created. according 10 the present
decision OF the poAti4t 2Ht GIN
merely recognise ssvSfal ttaA6cs.
Nothing u knows cen6ofniAS the
subject Of the alloeution ths fope
Evening star., 1920-11-15
PRICES Is PER CENT.

NEW FORK. November 15.-An
nouBoernent WAS made today by one
Of the largest manufacturers and dis
tributors OF underwear. hosiery and
sweaters that his products would be
cut Immediately from 25 to 33 per
cent.
Good business demands downward
revision of prices was the reason
given.
Evening star., 1920-11-15
DiScOlOred Teeth
a Good Cause
for Worry

They are not pretty to look at,
and their discoloration is a sign
that the forces Of decay are
present in the mouth. Yellowish
and brownish stains at the necks
of the teeth are really colonies
of germs whose purpose it is
ultimately to destroy every tooth.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09
CALL PHOENIX ID ACCOUNT FUR NOT
 HAVING AERO FIELD

Phoenix is being held to account for not having an aviation landing field, as judged by letter received by the Phoenix chamber of commerce. One came yesterday from the Aeromarine Plane and Motor company of New York which says
 You no doubt have been written to a great many times by manufacturers and aero clubs in regard to the import ance of establishing landing fields in your city. Tn this connection we beg to say:
 The use of flying machines will be adopted sooner than people who are not personally interested in flying seem to realize. The result is that cities like Phoenix which establish fly ing fields for the conVeniece of air men will do a great deal to boost their own cities beside helping aviation.'"
 Some action should be taken at once toward the Establishment of such a field here" it was stated at the chamber of commerce. The fair grounds has been a sort of landing field in the past, the chamber of com merce paying on one accession several hundred dollars to bridge an irrigation ditch and cause the alfalfa growing there to be clipped short It is urged that action along some definite and permanent line be taken as it is real ized that the air soon will be channel of commerce and that Phoenix is on the main line of such commerce"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09

fective as aforesaid, said lands will be subject only to entry undSr the home stead and desert land laws by quail fled ex-servfce men of the war with Germany who have been honorably discharged or separated therefrom or placed in the regular army or naval reserve; provided, that such soldier preference applicants may file their applications to enter at any time dur
 ing the 20 days prior to the date on which said restoration becomes effec- tive all such applications to be treated
 ing applications to be disposed of by lot.
 The preferences above provided for are subject to valid. prior settlement rights or equitable claims recognized by existing laws, but. to avoid confu sion, any such right or claim should be asserted during the To-day simultan- eous filing period provided in para graph ta) above.
 (b) General Disposition-Any of said lands not taken under paragraph (a) above. will become subject to appro- priation under any applicable public land law on the expiration of. but not before. the g. days provided for in paragraph s(a) above.
 Subsequent to this order and prior to the date of restoration to general disposition, as herein provided, no rights may be acquired to said lands by settlement in advance of entry. or otherwise. except strictly in accordance herewith
 Schedule Salt River Project Ari-
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09
EX-SERVICE MEN IRE GIVEN PREFERENCE
 IN SALT RIVER LANDS

Preferential rights to ex-service men in the war with Germany for the homesteading of certain lands in the Salt river project are given in the fol- lowing order received by the register and receiver of the local land office from the general land office of the de- partment of interior at Washington:
 In pursuance of instructions con tained in the order by the secretary of the interior dated April 90 1920. and effective 2S days from the date of this letter, departmental orders of July ? and Aug. 26, 1902, for reclamation purposes are hereby revoked as to the lands described in the attached schedule, and the public lands therein, subject to the provisions of any other withdrawal, are hereby restored to entry in the manner and subject to the conditions following:
 Gal Soldiers Preference - For q period of s days following the date on which this restoration becomes ef-
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09

We just acquired part of the plant of the we'll Blackberry Mines situated at Blackberry Arizona and determined to dispose of stock immediately.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09

mile stretch south of the Center street bridge will be under way. That Will depend upon the test of material which has been found in the river and which will be used without waiting for the aggregate from the rock plant.
 Plant To Cost S5oo,ooo
 Twohy Bros. whose offices have been established at SIS North Central avenue. have already ordered machin- cry of the value of S350,000 to be used in the carrying out of the program Much of 1t is of an improved char acter such as has only recently been used in road construction and is de- signed to save labor. The value of the plant when complete that is. of the new machinery added to that already in use. will be worth a half million dollars It is said that this is the largest and most complete equipment ever employed on q road contract in the United States.
 The circulation of the petition to the board of supervisors for the calling of the bond election was begun yesterday and the popular belief is that there will be Comparatively little opposition to the issuance of the bonds. The only argument so far offered is one in favor of delay. It is put forward that if Twohy Bros. go on and complete as much of the contract as can be con structed for the money now on hand, bldS SIOUltl pc CatA60 lOls AOE lnG GOil- struction of the balance. The theory is that with the plant of Twohy Bros. already on the ground. that company would put in lower bid for the rest of the program.
 Might Increase Second Bid
 But the weakness of that theory is easily shown. In. the first place the bid of Twohy Bross was on the whole program of 2S3 miles which they agreed to complete within two years And for it's completion they are put ting in a plant of the requisite size It is also believed that the prices of materials and labor will be no lower at the time of the completion of the amount of road that can be built fOI the money now available, but, on the contrary. prices are likely to be higher
 With their plant already on the ground, no other bidder could hope tC compete wkh this company if the balance of the program were to be thrown open for bids. It is likely thai with such a handicap, other cohtrac- tors would hesitate to enter the com petition, so that if Twohy Bros. were inclined to take advantage of the situ- ation, they would be in a position tC increase their figures, whereas, they are now ready to stand by tho present contract.
 Another reason given for early ac. tion on the bond proposition is tha
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09
ROAD PROGRAM .IS NUT n WAIT. FUR MORE BONDS
Twohy Bros. Will Begin Construction Soon as Plant Is Assembled Which Is Expected to Be Within 50 Days

In spite of reports to the contrary, the beginning of the highway program will not wait upon the result of the proposed bond election on the proposi- ton to issue county highway bonds in the sum of $4,500,000- Where such a fumof started is not known. As a matter of fact, Twohy Bros. are nov ing rapidly for the beginning of actual constructions The rock plant near Tempe is being pushed forward as fast as possible and the spur to it has been put in On account of the delay in getting the necessary screens, the plant itself may not be completed for 60 days.
 But that does, not mean that there will be no actual road building for that length of time. It is quite possible that within the next 10 days or two weeks the construction of the four
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09
SOUTH GILA VALLEY PEOPLE GO TO WORK
 WITH POWER PUMPS

While waiting upon Colorado river basin problems to adjust themselves at Washington, the people of the Gila valley are going to work with selectri- city and pumps, according to adyices received at the Phoenix chamber of commerce yesterday. Power from the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor- mia is now being used for irrigation of ranches in the south Gila valley ten miles east of Yuma. At present the largest development in this section is that of the 640-acre ranch of J. H, Maxey.
 But it is reported that within the next two years 20, GOO acres will be under cultivation there through pumps driven by electrical energy. The entire valley, reaching to a point near Gila Bend in AIaricopa county, a region of 100 miles in length, is considered the largest tract in Arizona capable of being irri- gated from electric pumps.
 As a plan for the near future, as re- ported this Sierra Nevada power will be extended to Gila Bend and thence to Ajo to supply electric energy to the New Cornelia mining property and other properties.
 It is not believed ample energy could be secured from the Sierra Nevadas to irrigate all the land of the Gila val ley and therefore, according to adviceS from Yuma through the Phoenix chamber of commerce, it is likely that Phoenix through it's two great power systems will be called upon to help. These systems, namely, the Roosevelt project and the Arizona Power com- pany have tl1eir power distributed by the Pacific Gas and Electric company. The Pacific company now has a trans mission line extending west to Cashion
 in the general direction of the Giia 1 country This abundance of power would assure the Gila valley farmers an adequate water supply essential for
 the growing of cotton and other crops laccording to the advices.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09
COMPETITIVE DRILL
 AT INDIAN SCHOOL

The annual competitive drill and pa rade by the Indian school cadet bat talion will be held Thursday afternoon at 80 o'clock, according to the an Eouncement made yesterday Colonel James H. McClintOcl will be one Of the judges the colonel having for mum ber of years passed on the merits of the different companies. Other judges will be Captain Frank La Rue, Captain Claud Decatur Jones and Captain P. s. Linton.
 The reviewing officer will be Super intendent Brown of the Indian school. The drill viii no doubt attract largo gathering, as it has always in the past.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09
4 LEGION SMOKER
 NEXT WEDNESDAY!

Legion smoker.
 Wednesday,. June 16 at D. m.
 At Legion home, 364 North Seventh avenue.
 Eats, drinks and everything.
 One of those slive, amateur boxing and wrestling tournaments, with a battle royal as a semi-final, and, O Boy. one of those nice, juicy, floury pie eating contests
 Bring your friends and get in on the evenings fun and frolic.
 It is time to decide who is to repre- sent the legion at the state convention in August, so all the buddies are urged to be there and do their share in select ing the proper representatives Also, the vote of everyone and the help of everyone is rquired to help get away with the fun and frolic which will be enjoyed at the big picnics soon to be held in the various parks.
 Remember Wednesday, June 16 $ D. m, S64 North Seventh avenue. That's il.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09

zona. Gila and Salt River base and meridian. r. 1 S.. R. 3 F., See. l.
 Memorandum of effective dates ln the above order.
 Date of order. Juse |. 1920.
 Date restoration effective, June 2S. 1920
 Soldiers preference period, June 2s 10 Aug. %, 1920, inclusive.
 Soldiers simultaneous filing period June to June 2S, 1920
 Lands open to general disposition Aug. 90, 1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09

the contractors will probably have within d year as much of the program compIeteds as can be done for the money on hand If the bonds were voted with as little delay as possible, the money would not be available long before 1t would be needed for the rest of the program.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-09
Everything Practically New
1--2OO H. P. Fairbanks-Mo

semi Diesel 4 cylinder engine. type r style V. direct connected to ITO XIV. ACe Generator, 3 phase. 50 cycle. 44O volt including exciter. exhaust. stacks and fittings. This engine is in perfect shape and has been installed only a short time. It forms a reserve unit of large plant and has not been used more than a weeks actual running time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

storms the citadel OF It's object and
like an avalanche overwhelms and en-
CULTS all obstacles.
Enthusiasm is nothing more or less
than faith in action. Faith and inti-
alive, rightly combined, remove
mountainous barriers and achieve the
unheard Of and miraculous.
Set the germ of enthusiasm aaoat
In your shop; carry 1t in your attitude
and manner: 1t spreads like contagioh
and influences every fibre Of your In
dustry before you realize it; 1t De
gets and inspires effects you did not
dream Of; 1t means increase in pro-
auction and decrease in cost; 1t means
JOY and pleasure and satisfaction to
your workers; it means life, real ana
virile; 1t means spontaneous bedrock
results progress, Accomplishment ana
success Brush and Pail.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

1t is absolutely impossible for his
enemies to get anything ION" Cary
Hardee. They accused him Of mill
tarism, and he settles that charge by
the perfectly reasonable statement
that, like most others who gave the
matter thought, he did favor compul-
sorry training while the war was in
progress and when 1t looked like the
conflict would be drawn out for
years, but that he was opposed to
such compulsory military training in
times of peace. They charged that he
was not in favor of reapportionment
but he nails tha statement with the
record, which shows that the only
time the matter was ever up for a
vote he voted for reapportionment
which he still favors. There isn't p
blot on his escutcheon, and there was
never cleaner or more capable mai
Offering for the Governors chair.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
in MEMORIAN
Mrs, A. n. Hanna

Whereas, our Heavenly Father. in
His infinite wisdom, has removed
from our midst to her eternal home,
our friend and co-worker, Mrs. A. H.
Hanna;
We realize how inadequate will be
any resolutions that we may offer to
emphasize her sterling character and
many lovable traits, known to all
with whom she came in contact, vet
we say "Thy will be done,' and COM
mend to His care the grief-stricken
family, to whom the sympathy of this
Chapter is extended. and say to them:
And the tear that she shed, though
in secret 1t rolls,
Shall long KEEP her memory green in
our souls"
Therefore, be II resolved, That in
the death Of Mrs. A. H. Hanna, we
have lost jealous worker and stead
tast friend, whose sunny face and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

.'e'n character. Prof. Jones and his
force are working hard along these
hnes' Why not the fathers and tho
mothers help them more.
IN the convention of last week wa
want TO thank all those that fool,
part; a good interest was manifested
throughout the day, and our good
president Mrs. Anderson, deserves
place in the hearts of the peon,e for
nef earnest and faithful work. While
we mad an intellectual feast we Alec
nao a good dinner, for which the good
-, s,S'ers mat mad this in charge are to
be commended. REpopTrn ~ "
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

The Governor may deny that he is
responsible for increased taxes until
he is black in the face, but the people
who have had 10 pay out of the public
treasury many thousands Of dollars
because of his unwarranted removals
OF public officials will continue to be
unconvinced. That is one item, and
no inconsiderable one, that the Gov
crnor is solely and personally respon-
sible for.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

We are pleased to note from the
minutes of the County School Board
that Prof. G. M. Jones will again
head the Lakeland schools next year.
Mr.. Jones has proven beyond a doubt
that he is the right man in the right
place, and under his splendid admin
istration our schools have fourished,
discipline has been enforced, and a
high level Of scholarship has been
maintained. We know of no greater
asset this community boasts today
than our public schools, and to Mr..
Jones is due the lions share of the
credit for making them system to
which we can point with enthusiastic
pride.