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PATTERSON.

4 l552-ANDREWS HELEN. MI>s-Hou,,
4 and Ia, McHuGh Road. A-"r. MciiEEh Hons.
end lot Bldg. Assn. Road. A-er. Street
/ House and W. II.lsmar Street. Lane Lane
S-950
1867 HERGERoN. p. Riots. No. ~
lG17. Wave!and Park 81 / Taxes G4r.
Int 81. Casts So. Total s2.4-
l594-.BRoWN. ELIzA-Heu,e ana Iot.
$5.52. lit -oc: Costs $-71 Total s,$5.
lGlo-BR0OKS. sERANNA-Lot No u
II. Bros. ). Map, 81. 10 Taxes. 5Jc Int
&c Costs - -; Total $500
l6ls-CoONS. o, A.-Hou>e and lot PI
silio. 49, go f''''
I6.s-CISSNA. ALzINA-House and lot.
Delaune Low. Dclaune Bcnvcneau TaAes
S2l3. Int. lie Costs s. Total $500.
l6aO-CoMEArX j.. MRS-l.ot. No I.
Int So. Cost s. -; Total si3o
IS75-DONELL. LEE-EIou>e and lot. 40.
:. "a. Taxes 1919. Int Toe, Cost ST
Iasl-EIMoRE EpIrH-Lor. Ia. Ave-
Crump. Mathews. Norman Taxes $213. Int
l., Cost S. - Total $500.
192i-JOHNSON. JAMES = Lot. No
- %. Hanson 81. Street. No. 2729 No. 80
Taxes S3l9. Int LOG Costs $2.75; Total
SOLO.
lHD.)--h tn /, fMht--l.Ol. Cemetery. II
Taylor. Hanson, St. Porter: Taxes 53c. Int
&c Costs S2.75; Total So 80
Is92-MI RRAN. !. H.. DR-HouSe and
lot, Cltinentine, Street, r r. Ave. Fields
Cow. l Automobile; Taxes 1896. Int. zoe
Costs S2.T5 Total $500.
Is9S-MOORE. FRANCIS-House and lot
SchneNanydcr. Moore. K. L.. Oak 81: Taxes
S6.3o. Int 32c. Costs 81 -: Total S9.45.
1924-OLINIER, BOSTON -- House and
lot Brownson. Street, Robertson Mahany
faxes S6.5S. Int gre; Cost $2.75; Total
S9.45.
l935-PALERMO. ROSA-House and lot
Hanson stu Mazerol Brown. Street Lot
bourgeois. Bellissen Hanson st. Luke: Taxes
$500. Int. S5c. Costs 81 10 Total 5000.
1954-PERRET. EMMA-Lot Perry Per
ry. Riggs. Co, Plum 81; Taxes Sl.O7. Int
&c; Costs s2.75 Total 1888
2o42--TALBoT JOSEPH t Lot. No
- H. Norgrcss. Lewis Ave. Frederick,
Automobile: Taxes S946 Int. 45c, Costs
ST. Total sl2.66.
2I23 GERCIO ROSARIO-Housc and lot.
Park Ave Main st, LDret, Loret; Taxes
SASS. Int. tic. Costs S2.75: Total $3.50.
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SIXTH WARD.

4740-EOUDREAJ-N. JOHN f. OR
HElkS-2S acres, lot No. or Fri. SW.
4 of Sc. l. See ) T. l. SIR. IS T.:
Taxes S72.04, Int. 1851. Costs s2.7J: To-
tai $3.50.
4S2O-DITCH. ". % acres. Road.
J. l.. Co. Bray. j. Lbr Co Taxes s1.4a.
Int. &C, Costs s2.15; Total $3.50.
iS45-HACkNE1. +. End. L int.
IS. 10 acres See. II 7. II SIR. / Il. S.
j.. -. W. of river: Taxes SlS.S9, Int. 96c
Costs SIS; Total So 50.
4914-SMITH. MARGAEITE. MRS
10 acres, all Of fr Sec. 7. 10 SIR. i
+, ; +, l.. u: TAXES Ale, Int &C. Costs
S2.IJ; Total $3.lS
49S1-TELLOTTE, JULES = Lot,
Bourg, bayou, Aucoin. Aucoin; Taxes
$500. Int. zoe, Costs s2.75; Total $3.50.
4942-THOMAS. FELIN-Lot. Thomas,
Jones. Il. T.. Thomas. Taxes S2.45, Int
l5c, Costs s2.75; Total 1855.
49l7-VERDUN, MARY EFT AL-S63O
fri. Sc. u Of Sec. Sc I. l6 SIR Is West
Of Bayou Chene; Taxes S22@.05, Int
Sl1.l5, Costs $2.15; Total $685.
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FIRST WARD.

279S-ACHILLE WAITER W.-Lots
Nos. 81. SO, 81 and s.. Senerans. Sub I
automobile: Taxes $3.50, Int. 33c, Costs
s2.75; Total 1890.
2s00-ABRAHAM. SIMON-16 acres
Etienne, Road. Jolivet, Adeline: Lot
Adeline. Teche. Thomas. Road; Taxes
$3.50. Int. s1.s1, Costs s2.75; Total
2s73-CENTREvILLE BANK = :
acres, Armelin. Teche. Palermo. Road
Road; Taxes $500, Int. Acc, Costs s2.75:
Total s12.20.
2937-ET1ENNE, VIRGINIA MRS
House and acres. Etienne. Gov, Land,
Road, Meynard; Taxes s7.44. Int. 36c,
Costs s2.75; Total sl0.55.
3036-JAMES GEORGE-Lot, part Of
a. A. Fuselier: Taxes $50, Int. 10c,
Costs S2.75; Total s4.65.
S0ss-LeB0URGEOIS. GEORGE J.-E,
5; - acres, Pr. Of lots Nos. 10 and 10l4
of Adeiine, | automobile: Taxes s41.16,
Int. s2.65, Costs sass; Total $3.50.
31G0-NESTAYER, CASTOR - 100
acres, Teehe. Dauteriye, Provost. Ga
Jean, improvements. l horse. mules. !
COW: Taxes s19374, Int. 1911, Costs
sab: Total 2o626
326s-TILLOTsoN. FkANk-House
and lot: Perret st. Teche. Cemetery,
Total ss.45.
33O2-WILLIAMS, ELLA C.-Lot,
Coles, Road, Conner. Res. Road; 10
acres. Conner, Res Road, Conner, Pc
cot; Taxes sll.70. Int. 60c. Costs s2.75;
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nNenas Aires is one of the fastest
growing cities of the world Fhe cen.
sus of 1914 showed l,575,ao1 inhsbi-
tants, and the population is now O.
Hmated to be more than 2,0O00D0
since immigrants are arriving at the
rate Of more than 10000 a week. On.
I'll recently the city has retained most
OF the characteristics Of the small Lat.
in-American city,
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BERWICK.

2139-ATER, DANIEI--Eiouse and lot
No / and FIR of No. g. So "a: Taxes, S54s
Int. 27c; Costs s2.75: Total $3.50.
21s5-COLEMAN. ]. W.-House and lot
January. River. Spurlock. Swamp; Lot. IL
Acre January. Coleman. Spurlock j. r. &
b.: Taxes $l0.95. Int. 55c, Costs $2.75 Tota
Sl4.25.
22oo-CLARK. ELIZA. EsT.-House and
lot. In upper corner Of T. C. Roberts Land
Taxes s2.74. Int. 16c, Costs S2.75; Total
$3.50.
2262-GILMQRE ALoNzo = House and
lot FIR, of No. ), So 9. House and lot No.
1. So. 9; Lots Nos $40 and Sl4 of No.
As So. 30: Lots, No. 2-34. So. a. Lot. No
). So. 3 House and lot W Part of No ;
bus. Messiah. Street. Automobile; Taxes
$3.50 Int Sl75 Costs s425: Total s41.5O.
2329-LEVY, NJ. l.. MRS.-Lot. No. 1s,
Calvin, Peterson. Peterson. Slough; Taxes
s2.+7. Int. 1%c Costs 81 Is; Total $685..
234O-MESSIAH WASHINGTON. sR-
House and lot Patterson. Bernard. johnson
4th St. Taxes 4.57, I'M. 23c; Cost S2.75;
Total 1855
2453-THoMAs. EMMA. Est. : House
faxes s2,74. Int. 16c Cost s2.75 Total $3.50.
2454-THOMAS. JULES w.-Lot. s. 50
4. Of No 45-6 BID. Robicheaux. River, Ga
hrielson. Swamp: Taxes 1865 Int 20c.
Costs s2.75; Total $3.50.
247s-WILLIAMS. EDWARD-House and
FIR. Of Lot No. 3 \. Z OF No. g. Spriggs
Calif St 5th St: Taxes 1855. Int zoe
Costs s2.75; Total $500.
24s5-CLARK THOMAS. House and lot,
No. 4, Howe Tract: Taxes 1922; Int. 43c,
Cost S2.75: Total $40.
2491-UNKNOWN OWNER = Lot, No. 4
Robert Tract; Taxes 92c, Int. SC, Costs S2.75
Tatai 81
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EIGHTH WARD.

51S1-GILMORE, W. T.-174S5 lots
Nos. 7, 9 and 5, Sec. Is T. II SIR. IL E.
Taxes s4.55, Int. zoe, Costs s2.75; Total
$3.50.
5l9S-PIZZINI. THORGEN = House
and lot, Written. River Pizzini, River;
Taxes $500, Int. zoe, Costs s2.15; To-
tai $3.50.
52OS-CNkNOWN OWNER : 69S7
acres, Kyle Lbr Co. Lake. Lyons, Kyle
LDr. Co; Taxes sl.S2, Int. Sc Costs
S2I5. Total S4b5
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FRANKLIN.

IN J. T.. EST.-liouse and
ii sdsrson ST.. Milling. Morris
a. sO.45, Costs, s2.75, Total,
"a JOHN A.-IIouse and lot,
Lane Coleman. Furniture,
5000. Int. s204, Costs
ISIS.
4 GEORGE. EST.-liouse and
v Coke, RosSer Street, lot:
Int. lac, Costs s2.75; Total
R0y wM M.-liouse and lot,
4 Nequet. Road one Auto
Nss2, Int. 1898, Costs S2.75 :
s0y. FRANK AND l.. b.
buses and I Lots, Milling,
81. Lewis: Taxes S20.06. Int.
Is. Total $3.50.
AARTH4-House and lot,
Lane. MAYER. Lane Taxes
10 Costs s2.75; Total 1890.
ln NARY-Lot, No. 40. VII
l Lane: Taxes S4.0i. Int. lac,
lki $500.
ycHARD. EMMA. MRS.-House
!: pewas, Alpha, White. Owens.
Ut. i2e, Costs S2.75; Total
fIlL0T. L. A.-House and lot.
sst Gafdy. Foster: Taxes $500.
Il xfS. Total Sll.lS.
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Practical Christianity In India

-Four model farms are connected
with the Scotch Presbyterian indus
trial mission at Chingleput, South In
aA, where native Christians are
3HAt - support themselves $4,000
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4rTAX SALES
! he and Immovable
4 Parish of st. Mary
,,r;,isn. VS. Delinquent Tax
Aprsh Of $. Mar.

gtliS
,r,bori,r vested IN M b
'. nd TIE .av, II III" rta'" o.
III ssaas ~ hF Act l9a p ne
y N n Isqs. ! vli. >ea at IN
~ s,Or Of the Court 4oloe !"
S.,silin. Parish q : Mar -. =.
XII D.>5rlr' count !. being
~ IL u borrs f1r judicial >als,>
|, a1cloch =. n IN
Y al 10TH DAY OF u Nj,
LD. 1920,
IN succeed ne d. until ST. h
I'D all movable ana i'm
- an which f1Ae, ar d.' -
e.;S;ana Parish Of - NJ Iry,
~ Acreage Levee Tan Good
.i ~. veteran Tax. Franklin
asird Ward School Tan flith
-, School Di,rrlf' No. =
Constitutional S,aool Tax.
~ Tar Cypremort Drainage Tax
sbr.insse Tax 70. /, tyrTr
70 Tsx 10. >. Cypremori sun.
Iberia and = MARY
rS.ris and s.. Mary sub Dram
y.now Bayou Drainage Tan.
s,hDrsjnage Tax. SIKH v ard
III Ward Special school Tax,
: ~ and Eastern K r Tan osk
IA. "a. /. Fourth Ward GOOD
Good Roads Tax District No.
!, 10 enforce collection OF taxes
vsar 1919. together with IN
,,su the 31st day OF December.
ne Of ten per cent per anhnih
m rosts.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-05-29

I4,o-WILLIAMS SJMPTER ~ Hog.v
and Lot ~. :. Sq H. Horses ) Carts.
erchand = Take $-7l4, Int. $l56, Costs
- IS Total S5l15.
I4s2-WIGGINS. MhCk-Hou>r and lo.
Road. Fizner. Ditch. Lawrence. Taxes 81 T.
@ .L-H..l
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NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.
Sheriff and Tax Collectors Office,
Parish of st. Mary. Louisiana.

TirlsF 0t 81. MarN, IOUIAllna,
Franklin La May 18th. 1920.
In conformity with the laws OF Louisiana.
notice Is hereby given 10 all parties hold
ing mortgages upon real estate located in
the Parish of St Mary. upon which taxes
for 1919 have not been paid and | will be
gin the sale OF at the Courthouse door,
on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10TH, 1920
at IL O'Clock a. m. and that a number OF
pieces Of property, so delinquent are now
being advertised in the St Mary Banner.
Franklin, La, in conformity with the Law
preparatory to such sale.
The attention of mortgage creditors is es
pecidlly called to the advertisement of tax
sales. and they warned to take such steps
prior to the sale as may be necessary to pro,
Ject their rights.
CHARLES PECOT,
Sheriff and ExOffcio Tax Collector, Parish
OF ST. Mary.
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MORGAN CITY.

sAKEfly, L0UIS-Lot. No. 3
'sag q. No. /: Taxes 1895, Int.
Ms; Total s5.55.
sBs. CHARLES A.-Lot. No.
". Ditch Annex. So. X: Lot
g Tract; Lot No. I Terrebonne.
Psrniture: Taxes S12.69. Int.
isi Total $1,000.
|IEsSE. sUyILLAN = House
I Jones Sub, So. b Taxes
X Costs s2.75; Total Sl5.15.
EAUx, LESTER - House and
Tgphan. Cy. Henry. l.. Vice:
lellez Sub. Henry Tract: Taxes
=. Costs s2.75: Total s15.I5.
EyTs. VAN AND C.-House
sn'l9 Lawrence. Sub. 3 Cows
Int Gle, Cost s2.75: Total
Ut. LEONARD - House and
n Dugas 81, Robert. 3 Cows:
mt i6e, Costs S2.75; Total
ALICE, MRS. House and
Arena Annex. So. 3. House
~; Arena St. Arena ST. No.
Lawrence Sub, So. .: Taxes
u, Costs S27j; Total $72.5O.
". 0.-Lots. Nos. 3-45-6-7.
% U; Lots. Nos. 1886
tafant So. BID. by So ~.
y 81. D. Annex: Lots. Nos.
tl9,l6,l7'is. So. Y: Lots,
,,lflS.lI.ls, So. 2: Lots. Nos.
sq. 100: Lot, Ditch. Brow
e'oTnai; Lots, Nos. 1884
,'uvnen. Self. X. r. Ave.
70. 1857, So. W: Cattle:
NJ S'S5. Cost 1925; Total
EMILE - House and lot.
and Squires. Sub: Taxes
sns WIS: Total $3.50.
aLl. GAETANo-House and
,n'saee, Tract; House and lot
y Self. Cougenheim. Front
w. Int. $3.50, Costs. s2.75:
AAhGARITE OLIyF-Jnt
m, sa,ex, So. p: Taxes $500,
Eis; Total ss.95. T''V'
Willard, 0. ARs.-Lot
i ~, R.; Taxes $3.50;
\. NARY, MRS. = lot No.
Aeiler. Street, Fowler;
= costs sa.75; Total $3.50.
koBERT--House and Lot
asa as s7,3s, Int. 37c, COST
I n \. v; T.-Lots. Nos. y Of
o. y. 70, So. 4; Lot. No. 4,
y. g e. B.; ! Automobile ri.
M woo Int. sl.55; Costs,
lfRiyK Lot. No. 7,
= ass. tssssfss seei Int. SC,
CARRIE = u, M
Il = I. az Taxes $2,21; Int. liz,
'hki-t~ No. 10. School
ca., !. ! Auiomobil.; Taxes
nv s'' ss.7s; Totai Sass
ieE { BREWING 20
t. = 70. J. s.. %. Fixture
nlss o.. a.. / Horse /
lat a.si. Cost s275,
aEsRY-House and i,
ii sl sl1es $3.50. Int Soc
ii, chHAs. Lot. No. II.
-a'' lse, Cost s2.75:
h sas Blouse and lot
! ), afen, Annex. So ~ ..
Cost s2.75; Total
!. as,,ssDoLpH. EST
w q y. 70, Sq. 81 e Taxe,
s S2.75; Total
itics. s,ss-,,,,
q f,ss.' !. Az, Street Ts ~
I'M us; Total, s8s ia To-
~ ~ sgLEs p.-l,ot, Va
a !: h-lIOu,s -,
49,, House and I Iot
ns.os' sis.aa, Int. SIC,
oEIIsE. MRS
N. Street. Ditch Mhou s
alsit, i Int. P' Sc. q Costs ";
Ss.s.s:,.. and lot,
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SECOND WARD.

3310-CALLERY, f. J-House and
lot, Collins. Road, Alexander, Alexan-
ander; Taxes 5000, Int. 55c, Costs $2.75,
Total 1870.
3425-HANSoN. ALBERT. LBR. Co
::sss,.s5. M ts7'sii.' Gssts " Il, Fatai
s52s-SMlTH. N0RA--Lot, egypt. Land
%. bayout Seliey. Road: Taxes 62c, Int.
Sc. Costs s7.7a; Total So.
THIRD WARD.
5SO5-HANSON, ALBERT, LBR. CO.
On canal: Taxes S2444S, Int sl222,
Costs $2,75: Total s25945.
3S13-HALL, HENRY HOBS acres.
f. Z of No. and lot No. 9 of Carlin. l
COW; Taxes 1886. Int. CSC. Costs s2.75;
3Ss3-LEE. LOUISA-Lot, Stuart,
noad. Comeaux, Street; Taxes sI.4s,
ine Is. Costs S175: Total SA3Q.
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BALDWIN,.

2541-BPOWN. ROBERT-House and lot,
Lane, Boudreaux, Rosebud. Baldwin; Lot.
Coleman. Rosebud Osborne. Lane: Taxes
$3.50, Int. +2c. Costs S2.75; Total $1,000
26O1-FORD. JAMES e. LOUIS-Io:. No
ID b. & w. Rosebud Block No .: Taxes
Sic. Int. &c. Costs S275: Total $500
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We'll, how did you get through it?"
Last year. on the day after Christmas.
| heard one woman ask another that In
all seriousness .. ,
And the other answered YEARLY, "Oh.
pretty we'll"
We hear great deal said about the
Christmas spirit. Presumably We mean
thereby a spirit Of love and rejoicing.
sense Of peace on earth, good Will to-
wards men.
whose Christmas spirit Is better ex-
pressed by the above.
TWO Kinds Of Christmas Spirit.
Which kind of Christmas spirit nave
you? oi,e .o
have this year?
There IS yet time to make up your
mind that you will have the peace.on.
earth Christmas spirit and not the get
through 1t" kind.
Here are some of the ways to go
abost It:
Do YOUR Christmas shopping at once
If YOU have not done 1t already.
Allow an evening week for the next
few weeks TO writing your Christmas
cards and letters.
Leave some place In your Christmas
schedule for hearing Christmas music
and for enjoying some of the pretty
Christmas ceremonies such as carol sing
ing and candle lighting. Nothing dcVel-
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,Side|; T@lMS' ~
by Raftf1 Cameron
HOW SHALL YOU GET THROUGH 1T?

ops the real spirit of Christmas more
than these sweet and tender customs
that have no commercial side to them.
Do all you can for children. and espec-
tally for children who won't have moro
than they can enjoy, anyway.
Do something in the name or OLD
friendships-write a letter TO some OLD
friend with whom you have been too
long out Of touch, or go and make a
Christmas call at some home from which
some friend of yours Is gone and where
your coming will mean the precious as
surance that the loved one Is not forgot
ten by others.
Pretend IT'S tho Day Before.
Plan your whole schedule as IL the day
efore Christmas were Christmas and
thus have everything done day early
and avoid that last minute rush.
Don't think of Il dozen extra things 10
crowd in just because you have TINS ex-
ira day but keep 1t for rest and get into
the right state Of mind for enjoying
Christmas.
No one who Is utterly weary can en-
low Christmas as 1t should be enjoyed,
or make others enjoy 1t. Make up your
mind that you will not let yourself get
into that state Of exhaustion where fray
ed nerves make the day burden instead
of JOY.
Make UP your mind that you will have
the peace-on-earth, good will towards
men Christmas spirit this year. instead
of the get through 1t" Christmas spirit.
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UNCLE SAM TO ISSUE
SAVINGS SECURITIES

Washington, NOV. 2s.--TwG new treas tre., s.
urv savings securities. one dollar trt'ts
nv savings stamp and I $25 treasury
savings certificate, will be issued during
the coming year, Secretary Houston AZ AZ
nounC.d today They will complete the
line OF government savings securities, ne
said. and place operations on peace
time basis ;,,-
Tho 81 savings stamp will be non-ln-
tcrest bearing and will carry the por-
trait of Alexander Hamilton. nrst see
rctary Of the treasury. The S2a ccrtlli-
cate will be similar in design and Terms
will also be offered in 1927 20 mature on
January l: 1926 The new securities sr WV
tered government security IN the SIS de,
nomination which may be purchased
through accumulation Of 81 savings
stamps. ,.,.
Secretary Houston said that notwith-
standing the reaction since the arrnlstice
from habits OF saving, the demand Tor
saving securities has continued strong IN
many parts Of the country and IN time
should play an important part In the
current financing OF the government.
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WOULD coMPEL COMPANY
TO OPERATE coPPER MINES

Bisbee, Ariz., Nov 2S.-The mines and
Smelter of the Clnanea Consolidated
Copper Company at Eananea, Sonora
Mexico, forty miles south of here, will
be closed on December Is, according to
notice At the company's office in Can
anea today.
The Cananea Consolidated is the larg-
est American owned copper company OPP
Grating in Sonora and employs at pres
cnt approximately 1000 men, most Of
them M1XiCanS.
Demands made by labor which the
company has decided cannot be met with
out n heavy loss, high taxes imposed by
the Mexican government and the present
dullncfS Of the copper market were re-
ported as causes Of the closing Of opera
tionS.
Mexican employees. according to re-
ports from CAnaHca, are preparing to
protest to Adolfo DE La Huerta, provis-
ional president Of Mexico. in an effort to
have the government compel the COM
pony to continue operations.
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British Oppose Return
Of Ex-King Constantine

London. Nov. 2S.-(By The Associated
Pross)-The British government will in
sist on the Greek army being maintained
IL; it's present strength and that the
RhalliS cabinet shall not include men
viewed with disfavor by the Allies.
The foregoing views are set forth IN
n memorandum which Earl Curzon. sec
rotary for foreign affairs. has haHde |
to the French premier, NJ. Lcygues, for
perusal by the French cabinet when NJ
Leagues returns to Paris tomorrow.
Great Britain disapprOves the return
of Constantine to the Greek throne be-
ing made the subject Of formal protest
but nevertheless wishes that the British
views shall hc emphasized TO the new
Greek government. This Is n firmer at
titude than the British government held
:, few days ago. and 1t is believed in
conference circles that II will appeal to
the view of the FrcnCh government. 1t
Is further interpreted as meaning that
Great Britain at present does not favor
revision OF tho Turkish peace treaty.
1t is expected now TINT Premier Ley
CUES will return TO London on Thursday
for Il resumption of the conference.
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coNMUN1srIC REGIME
CONTROLS IN SIBERIA

Hardin. MaHchuria. Nov. oS--The Far
Eastern republic at Vladivostok, has de-
rlincd to recognize the newly pro-
claimed independent Far Eastern Stber-
lan republic. set up at Chita. Siberia.
with the view of establishing state
controlling the whole territory OF
Siberia from the Baikal region east
ward
The delegates from NladivoStok who
went to Chita for conference with
the provisional commission which met
there and proclaimed the new govern
ment, are returning from Chita. and de
clare tho new government was formed
before their arrival. These delegates
report that Bolshevik methods prera II
at Chita. including requisitions. search
es and terrorizltion, and that the COM
mandinG positions are filled by Com
muuiStS. in spite of the fact OF the an
nouncement that the Communistic rrin-
ciple would not be applied to eastern
Siberia.
The Chita government. it Is learned,
has called for a general election, to be
held January s.
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Gen, Green's Followers
Seize State Capital

Mexico city. Nov. 27.-Supporiers o.
General Carlos Green. who recent!
was dcposed az governor OF the state
OF Tabasco. fnrcibly disarmcd the
police at Villa Hernosa. the state cap
itnl today. and appointed Tomas Gar
rido az governor. The Seizure or power
was carried out without loss OIL IRE.
After an entire new official person
mol of Green supporters had been named
4 letter was directed To the state sen
ate, stating that the seizure was IN
retaliation for General Green $ ueposi-
ton. ., .o,.ar.I
General Green was depoSed seFeral
weeks ago after soldiers. alleEed TO "
acting upon his orders. killed Two
members Of the chamber of deputies
and wounded several spectators, "nile
attempting Ia arrest Deputy l-ascAnn
who had fled into the chamber alle'
shooting all army captain. .,
General Green is now In MeAIco
CITY prison awaiting trial.
Minister Of War Gales. in annouhC-
ing the new ovcrturn. asserted %hS
th@ result of delay BY the natloha.
senate in confirming the appointment
of Aguilar Suarez as proviSi"nal GOV.
ernor. Suarez has been serving IN una.
capacity since General Green's arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-29
REDUCE PRICE OF BREAD

Philadelphia. Nov. 2S-The price of
bread in Philadelphia will be reduced
one cent q loaf December !, accoruins
tn an announcement tonight by Frank
Il. McClnin. fair price commissioner for
pennsylvania. The reduction was de-
rjded upon by the leading bakers of the
city at recent conference with MI.
McClain. -
The present retail price is cents
for one pound loaf and IL cents iol =
- ounce loaf Chain stores reduced
their price on 4 pound loaf 10 cighl
cents about ten days ago.
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WOMEN SPENT Sse4,ooo

Washington, Nov. Is Expenses Of
the campaign for national woman suff-
rage, conducted by the National Won
ems Party during the last seven years
amounted to S664,:0S. according TO an
audited account made public here today;
Tho largest item included was S9G,2U3
for organization work. Expenses IN
three national elections totalled 1884,
1877.
The cost of picketing. rcsorted to a.
round the White House and Congress
during 1917 and 1918, the aualt sa'u,
was S7,4Sl, while Sl2.639. went into a
card index of legislators which attained
49,. -, ihn cnnteSt
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FAR WEST SHAKEN

Portland. Oregon. Nov. HS-An earth
quak" felt in various degrees of mild
nrSs from here To spokane. Wash. was
experienced today. At Hood River. Orc
t;on. ii was strong enough to awaken
Shoppers and to cause some alarm to the
Villagers.
At spokane it was said to have been
Il "prunGunCcd earthquake" of Il duration
Uf ten minutes.
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LAST TRIBUTE PAID.

Chambersburg. Pa. Nov. 2s.-Hun-
dreds were unable To gain admittance
today TO historic Failing Spring Pres
byterian church to pay their last tribute
nf thn funeral of Justice John Stewart
of the Pennsylvania supreme court. who
was instantly Killed Thursday night
when struck by trolley car while
crossing the stree! in front Of his home:
Interment was made at the lalhlly
Mot in the church graveyard. Governor
". {. Sproul was one OF the palloearcrs'
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BEGINS LFH SENTENCE

Philadelphia. Nov. %S-AuGust Pascal.
THE Crank" recently convicted in the
Montgomery county court Of kidnapping
13-months-old Blakely Coughlin. was
brought TO the eastern penitentiary to-
day from NorriStown and began serv-
ing his life sentence. Pascal also con-
fessed. according to the police. that he
had smothered the child and cast it's
body into the Schuylkill river. but az
no trace OF the body could be found,
the authorities decided there was no
chance Of a. conviction on the murder
charge.