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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
WIDOW SAYS HER
SAVINGS WERE STOLEN
Warrant Sworn Out for Adam
Guiny, Charged With
Larceny.

A tale of boardcr who it is charged
fleeced his landlady out of $500 and LETT
her heartbroken after breaking his prom
Use to marry her, was unfolded before
Magistrate broman today rs he prepared
a warrant for Adam Guiny, wanted IN thus
city on a charge Of larceny.
The charges were preferred by Mrs.
Eva Palleck widow living at Sl2 lay
lor street, with whom Guiny boarded
before he disappeared last April The
widow claims she gave the money to
Guiny after he had promised to marry
her. and even produced marriage license,
She believes that the marriage license
was irregular.
knowing that Guiny was asteel worker
she had written to n number OF steel
plants in an attempt to apprehend him
and Yesterday received letter from the
Midva,c Steel Co, at Johnstown, Pa,
saving that man answering her descrip-
ton was working at that plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
TUBERCULOSIS TOLL.
Pointe d Out in Letter in Behalf Of
Christmas Seal Campaign.

Todsys mails are carrying to numerous
residents OF the CITY. whom Il Is hoped 70
interest in the cause Of fighting tubercu-
losis in Delaware, letters from the Joint
agencies conducting the sale Of Christ
mas seals and health bonds, asking that
the recipients purchase thenominal amount
OF 81 worth Of the seals. The letters are
signed by Julia A. Mrs Donald Ash
ishbrook, for Sunnybrook cottage, Miss
Emiy P. Bissell. for Delaware ANTI
tuberculosis Society and David Snellen-
llrg. for the Delaware State Tuberculosis
{ DmmlSslOn
From 1916 70 1920. the number OF
persons who died from tuberculosis n
Delaware was $50 an average OF AZ
a wear. the letter reads III you help
10 fight this disease. which Is preventable
and durable, by buying and using the 81
worth Of ofChristmas seals enclosed? livery
-. Ola your Christmas letters and pack
age J. a message oi health and cheer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
ELEVEN MEN FINED
Continued from page |

II is said. is particularly anxious for the
closing Of candy stores, cigar stores and
other stores of the kind. which have
been keeping open on Sunday.
II was noticed last night that several
of the stores on Market street had their
curtains drawn, while in one place cloth
was drawn across the window so that per
sons inside could not be seen. At another
place the window lights were dark, al
though the store itself was lighted and
busy.
REV. w. A. vRooMAN's VIEWS.
Sunday laws were discussed by Rev. W.
Vroonan in the Unitarian Church
Yesterday morning. "The compiexity OF
modern life" he said, makes 1t impossi-
ble and undesirable to observe the kind
of Sabbath once enjoyed in a simpler form
81 civilization. We must seek TO preserve
the principle instead of series of in
flexible rules for conduct. The principle
i that men should be protected from the
grinding slavery of incessant toll. In SIX
davs thew shall earn q living and on the
seventh they shall cultivate life. he
first Sunday laws Of Christian government
were in the interests OF enslaved labor
EMPLOYERS and masters were enloined 10
give their slaves and serfs one day OF Tree
dom in seven This was the beginning
az the abolition Of slavery he same
pripciple TODAY demands that the law pro
tect socie4v against commentaries
sunday The dav should be conseorated
10 tho higher interests Of mankind and
saved from exploitation by private greed
When commercialism Is expelled from
Sunday and every kind of business pro-
hibited except such AS may he Necessary
for the ordinary life and comfort Of the
people and for the promotion Of social
and moral interests. the law should not
interfere in a meddlesome way with the
people In their Sunday life. How they
shall spend Sunday, so long as they DO not
use il for non-cssential business purposes,
should be left 10 the individual conscience.
at is an institution for the sake OF man,
| not a law to be observed with superstitlous
fear az offending deity The principle Of
| the law would be fulfilled II different days
/ ar the week were observed As Sunday
nv different sections Of the people There
/ Is no special sanctity IN one day over
! another. The setting apart OF one special
| day for all the people Is an act Of social
| expediencv. Monday would make rs good
| 4 rest dav as Sunday But men recognize
I the fact that there Is less dlslocatlon of
I business If al work together and all rest
/ tocether. So far as possible this plan
/ should be followed in the interests OF all.
/ The dav that is set apart for al to observe
/ i should he the duty OF all citizens 70
I loyallv dedicate To the higher interests 81
/ the nation and save It from private greed
| and unnecessary business and labor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Dec l3.- Wheat, higher
No red, winter, lolal,94; do, gsrlicky
1.7SaISS.
Corn. 6rm, old. as TO grade and ioca-
ton. .05al or. do. new. a5aq7
Oats, steady No. , white, 81 2a65
No. 5. white, 81 2s62
Butter. steady; western creamery. c\-
ira. 81, nearby prints, fancy, 65s65
Eggs. lower: nearby tirstS. $4aS6; do
current receipts. -, western extra frStS
S4as6. do. firsts, 79a>2. fancy selected
packed. 95a96: cheese. quiet; steady. New
York whole milk. fancy flat, held, % l2a-
2s. do. fresh fiat, 25a25 >: common 70
good, 22a27; longhorn, held 2S, do,
fresh. 2Sa29; single daisies, held, p ga
2S: do, fresh 26a27.
Live poultry fowls. 2laS0, aS 70 size
and quality: spring chickens, not leghorns,
22a2S; turkeys. fancy, 45a+S; do. or
dinarv, 35a40; ducks, choice, old, 2SaS0;
do. muscovy, 2la22, geese, 25a3O
Dressed poultry nm; spring choice 20
fancy, nearby turkeys, 54a60; fair "a
good, 4S to so; choice 10 fancy, western,
52a53; fair to good, 45a50; fowls, fresh
killed, choice TO fancy, 34aS6; do small
sizes, 24a30; brollers, western, 4la47; do.
nearby, 42a47; roasting chickens, nearby,
35a37; do, western, 29aS7 frying chick
ems, nearby. 3OaS2; do. western, 26a27;
western, 35a40; geese, western, 8Oa50.
Potatoes, steady; white potatoes, Penn
sylvania, per 100 pounds, as to quality
f.35a2,00, Jersey, No. |, per basket
| 50a70; do, No. ?, 25aS5.
Flour, duh; soft winter, straight
western, s75a9.25; do. nearby. S00a-
/ 9.25; hard winter, straight, 9.0Oa9.50
/ do short patent, 9.50al000; spring first
/ clear 7.50aS.25; do, patent 90Oa9 p
/ do. short patent, 0.50al0O0 fancy
| spring and Nty mills patent tamil,
| brand, t0.75aI1.25.
/ HAY, firm; timothy Ne. ,, 2Sa29 a ton
/ do. No 3, 25a26; sample, 22a24 a,
/ grade, lSa20; clover mixed hay, light
/ 26a27: No l. mixed 24a25
Tallow, quiet prime city, loose, 5S4
/ do, special loose 6l2; prime country
4sA edible in tlerces, 9a9l2
Bran steady soft, winter. western il
l00lb sacks, 39al0, spring, 3Sa59
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
HOLD VESSEL FOR SEARCH.
u. S. Mail A lleaed to Have Been Stoler
on No rweeian Steamer.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, Dec l3.-fnvestigation oi
reported thefts Of large quantities of vali-
able. from United States mail aboard the
Norwegian steamer Hepre will be made
before the vessel is allowed 20 berth, or
any Of its crew or passengers permitted
ashore, il wns announced here today BY
government officials charged with the
inquiry.
The ships supercsrgo, Gilbert J. Ross
in cablegran filed when the ship toucheo
Mt Cuba, advised his superiors that the
amounts Of money and valuables stoler
were large.
At the request Of officials of the steam
ship New York police were detailed tc
board a harbor boat and go to meet th'
ship 10 prevent the possibility Of member
of The crew jumping overheard when lant
was approa ched
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.
Successor TO Prof Berlin 20 be Elec ted
After Due Deliberation.

Professor James A. Barclay will prob
ably continue as acting principal Of the
Wilmington High School until February,
the end Of this term, or until June. the
close Of the school year. He received the
degree Of Master Of Arts from the ! nj
versitv Of Pennsylvania and came here
from Arlington, Pa, three years ago TO
head the High Schools department Of
history, which position he filled until
the late Principal 4. Henry Berlin became
mcapacitated by illness.
The Board Of Public Education will not
act hastily in permanently filing the va
cant principalship. On August % the
board elected Professor J. o. Marberry, q
western educator, assistant principal, but
he suffered nervous breakdown and de-
ferred coming 70 Wilmington. Professor
Mayberry may come 10 this city next
wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
CHRISTMAS TREES HERE.
But They Cannot Go on the Streets for
Several Days.

Christmas trees at last The first real
indication of the rapidly approaching
Yuletide season is consignment of fur and
pine trees, which have been received in
this city In the vicinity of Fourth and
West streets dealers are already preparinIg Z
for their annual Christmas tree trade.
The trees cannot be sold on thc streets
until 10 days before Christmas.
However, the larger of the consignment
is yet TO be received. James Logue, pio-
neer dealer in this vicinity, this morning
stated that two carloads are expected
within the next few days. These trees were
shipped from Canada and the New
England states.
When asked concerning the price OF
Christmas trees this year. Mr.. Logue said
'Of course it cost considerably more to
have them cut. and freight rates are con-
siderably higher. However, the trees will
sell at approximately the same price a.
last year. The thousands of men out OF
work at the present time will help keep
prices down and we therefore expect 70
sell them only according to their actual
value "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
EMPLOYMENT OF BOILING.
Former Chairman Feared When II Wa'
Suggested Il Might Cause Trouble.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. 13.- Employment of
r. W. Boiling brother-in-law Of President
Wilson, by the Shipping Board, was first
proposed in June, 1917, but no action WAS
taken, William Denman Of San francisco,
first chairman Of the board, testified today
before the special House committee in
vestigating Shipping Board operations.
Mr.. Boiling now IL treasurer Of the board.
81 felt" said Mr.. Dcnman, that IT
would be grave danger 10 the President
To have such man IN our employ, be-
cause he probably would be the object OF
designing persons who might want 10 get
him in an embarrassing position"
Under the administration Of T.: y.
Hurley of Chicago, bis SUCCESSOR az chair
man, the board erred, he said, in failing 10
follow recommendations for the construc-
ton Of large fleet Of Diesel motor ships
and for the separation of its operation and
construction activities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
IC. c. HEARS ARGUMENT
ON INTERSTATE RATES

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, Dec. 13.-Hearings on
the refusal of railway commissioners
of seven states 10 permit railroads 10
increase intrastste freight and passenger
rates TO the same level SIS interstate rates
we're begun today by the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
! c.. McAiurray, counsel Tor the rail
roads. told the commission that the failure
TO increase passenger rates IN Otah be
vond the three cents per mile schedule
already had resulted IN 100000 de
ficit under the per cent return guaranteed
TO the roads by the transportation act.
He also said that the failure 70 raise
coal and ore rates had resulted in the vir-
tual barring from Utah OF the products
of Wyoming coal mines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
NAME OF BIG RAILROAD
MAY FIGURE IN CASE

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Chicago, Dec I3-H C. May, genera
rnanger 81 the Nonon Railroad. was called
~ he coroner today il an effort - clear
IN the MYSTERY surrounding the death 81
Mrs. Annie Viola REYNOLDS, wealthy
vo,ng widow whose BODY was found IN her
gas filed apartment Saturday.
PaDers. letters ana telegraus found il
the fat and bearing the names II. G. MAY
and Mrs. II. @. May, and reports 70 the
police by q garage proprietor that ne kne"
Mrs Reynolds as Mrs. Nav and that ne
sent her monthly bills 70 Mr.. May az the
Nonon Office here resulted IN the request
that Mr.. Nav attend rhe inquest TODAY
Mrs. Nav who + married and has rw'
children, has home At Lafayette, Ind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
RACE IMPROVEMENT.
City Reservoirs Filled so that Work Could
be Done.

For the first time in several months the
pumpage OF city water last week exceeded
the i9l9 record. The amount was no.
2O4 $40 gallons. which WIS 1883, 120
gaUons more than for the corresponding
week last year. The consumption, how
ever showed the customary falling of Of
about 20 per cent. being SS,4l2,000 gal
Ions The cause was the chance afforded
to fill up the reservoirs before the tenn
porary closing OF the race, 10 enable work
On the new grit chamber at the Bancroft
plant TO be rushed The closing down Of
the race took place at 1870 on Saturday
and will last only day or two more.
Bank balances Of S26, STAG were re-
ported TO the Board Of Water Commis-
sioners at its regular meeting this morning
and the weekly pay roll Of s., 406.58 was
approved
During the week the remaining 231 Of
the 1855 FIRE hydrants Of the city were
inspected and found in good order, con
cluding the formality for the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
WOULD HAVE GOVERNMENT
PURC HASE SURPLUS PRODUCT.
J s.-r~-.ree P--s. = F-r-- Evrninr

Bv Associated Press - Every Evening
Washington. Dee Pyrrrhase r~
the government q the surplus ~ -eTrain
farm products - hand - the end az I'M
crop year At 4 guaranteed minimum prlrr
was suggested today - the senate aErl
cultural committee hv " q LFon.
member n the south Dakota leEisiaturr
lie would tx a minimum prce atS2-5 (.
hUshel for wheat and 81 rrEnei for -nrn
\ oiu authorizing The Irltsd Stair
Gram Corporation - borrow s-5ullO.
600 from federal reserve canEs p arr
out this plan mas been introduced @ -7.
house hv representative rristCrners.f
Republican of south Dakota
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
FoRFEITs $1,000 BAlL.

Howard r. Gibbs charged a.th n,
illegal transportation 80 liquor a.d y h
trial was fixed tor this moruug iA..ta
appear when ID was called \ npnt
81 900 under N hich Gibbs Was fhrr
ana which Was furnished h> hu
Minus. was declared forfeited ll
WAS continued until Ibis aiicu,.
y Frank Ball attorne, tor lnhn.
Judges Boycg and RiDr 'ha' hc naa ta't .N
cudcayorcd to ert Gibbs to tm
office to confer abplt ht case ha hH
failed Hc sskcd to hc tyhrNeu ls NiiIe
fnr the ease snd his request Nas grantees
GlbuS f., culultd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
WRANGEL'S FLEET SAILS.
ssociatea press Ia Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Constantinople, Dec 12-General
Wrangels feet, which abandoned Crimean
waters with the recent defeat Of the
Wrargel forces sby the Russian Soviet
armies, sailed from Cor stantinople today
for Biserta, Tunis. Ger eral Wrargel re-
mains here on board the cruiser korniioff.
Reports that the Russian destroyer Livoy
had been sunk in the Black Sea, with the
loss Of all her crew, have been confirmed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
WILSON CALLS FOR FUNDS TO
SAVE STARVING CHILDREN

Bv Associated Press 70 Every z veninz
Washington. Dee. President WI
son today called upon his fellow country :
men 70 contribute funds 10 save three and
.one half million children who are facing
starvation in central Europe He an
nounced that he would adopt twenty q
these children as his temporary wards AMI
said that SO contributed through -he
European Relief Council would sayr me
life OF a child
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
WILLERS TRIAL BEGUN.
Former Army Captain Faces Court MARTA
on Desertion Charge.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Dec. l3.-Trid of John A.
Willers, formerly captain Of company I,
4Sth United States Infantry, on charge
of desertion, wa. begun today before
a general court martial at Fort Jay Il was
alleged that he deserted his command at
Camp Sewer, Greenyllle, :. g, soon after
the arrnlstice was signed.
Willers was alleged 70 have confessed 70
being connected with the German spy sys-
tenn. Military officers who have IN
vestigated his record said that this phase
OF the case would not enter no the de-
sertion trial He also is charged with
absconding with 5000 OF his company 5
funds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
COUNTY FUNDS

COUNTY treasurer Charles z Lippr
,rttreucltcu t0 he Levy Court 'oaay tha
the cuUrt has current funds amounting
S3ol l23 9S and miscellaneous -las'
account az $3.50
He also reported 'hc ioi.oNlng uu.
for The ualn;ensEcc % dirl .aos 1r
tiana hundred So, 6SS Nll'' .ree-
S2.CS0 O6 White Clay week A.o'3 4.
Pepcalor SnilS ~ NeR castle
6.l5f3t Reo Llon s.. }5J o.
George S9.59l =. Appcg lIn 7ll.'e
= o2S. }5 Blackblrj, S-.456.9 I'D 'Is1a.
u,~, St "a X
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
Couldn't Convince the Court.

AS his hard luck story and earnest
appeal failed to convince Judge Finger
in City Court today, Edward J Paul was
fined SO on a charge Of begging. Paul
was arrested by Officer Cosgrove on
Saturday afternoon near Seventh and
Clayton street Ia court he said he had
q sick wife in Norfolk, Va, and that he
was looking forswork in this city and
Chester, but had failed and was only trying
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
Death of Young Child.

Little hathrine Viola Cooper, four year
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Cooper Of $50 McLane street, Union Park
Gardens died Of diphtheria Friday noon,
and was buried Saturday afternoon with
interment private. The little one was
an unusually attractive and intelligent
child, and the loss sustained by her fam
ily and her little playmates, is severe
one Additional pathos was lent the
baby's death through her childish hap
piness in the near approach Of Christ
mas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
USE BLOOD TRANSMISSION
TO SAVE NOTED - RGkON

IS N~~o,.a, s,. Press lfr. .tt..H-
YOUNGSTOWN ONO Do
etfort 20 save tle Ife 1r y 'ue,
rer. nationally known ,-rgeu -'t
from h. RocNeiciler institute 40 esI
land. TODAY performed = Mood trsnsiusi,.
usIng blood from UuuAn 7~Cgltiy
crvert-i f-0m 0Lef4muu,A. rlr .-sa-
which s enGangering ~ RuecHuer ....
Blood TRANSMISSION +, "t.ug ~ll ettr'
twelve -Ogrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
THUGS METTCULOUS.
Take Mans Collar and Secktie, Leaving
His Rankyoll.

BY Associated Press 70 Every vening
New York. Dec. Is New York thugs
are becoming meticulous. Two today
called on Loouis Beiberulan, Brooklyn
cigar seller, and one who wn without
collar and necktie took Leiberman's with
out molestlng either his person or bis
bankroll
"Waddya think II is, a haberda.hery2.
Iieberrnan later declared he had asked the
two men a. one covered with him pistol
while the other assisted the trembling
L-ibermnn digits 10 diyest him Of MS
sartorial hnery.
Then the pair departed, leaving Leiber-
man possessed by sense Of having been
peedlessly cautious when unseen by the
highway men he had kicked his fat roll &
greenbanks under the counter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
POLICE UNABLE TO FIND
HAAfMILL At FORT WORTH

Nv Associated Press ~ Every EvrntnE
Fort Worth. Iex- ler -i'@lr
t1day are searching h0teis ronming Hll-'
ana hospitals for Jonn iamm-
chant ~ Ottswa. Y An.aia vh1 (. .sApp.aI
81 \uvpul Ter l.
Hamml VIE vas sad - ~
-elved = .etter stating ae fas a- aroit
IN Fort Worth our PONCE .atIl,4 - lne
HammN description there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
AMARDED 500 DANCES.

Judge Hc!sc, n Court oi Common Fics
today awarded solomon Frankfort S2oN
against Or samuel G. klhert Dccis.
wss reserved when the case Vas resent
Jried
The SUM Was s result 1i a oIl H. y .a..
500 nui = fol extras q nsiunug 5 i
glaxr < IA ID Elbcrt 5 garagy af lcUf'
ana French strcots
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
Fined 25 for Carving Razor

Tomas Washington, colored, in City.
Court today pleaded guilty to a charge
of carrying concealed deadly weapons
and was fined S25 He was arrested by
Officer Rodenheiser at Seventh and
Church streets after o'clock this morning,
with razor, IN his possseion. He said he
had found the razor yesterday morning
and was going to take it to barber to
have il sharpened.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
Five Enter Police School

Five recently-appolnted members Of the
Police Department started at the police
school Of instruction today They are
Harry r. Krauss. 227 Woodiawn avenue;
Malcolm s Pritchett, 1912 Carter street;
Leonard B. Strickland, 40012 Poplar
street; Levin T Carey, 507 Lombard
street and William McCord, 8 kentmere
road. After a course at the school these
men viii be assigned TO street duty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
roDlscUSS 81 600 600 BoND ISL D

\ pubHc w,uuug 'ol lI-, s-,ioa 'i H
proposed bonding 't -aml Ne~ Gas
county exclusive oi thC ,pccia. ms.
Ia the sum 1i $1,000 o0O 'or schocl pyI
poses val ~ held ~ Mldolc.oNn foni Z
Thc mcmher- 80 ihr touuty ROatl
E.lcatiun t,cvrgc 3 Miller residel
II The state Board * Education and ~
X IS Cooper director oi ,hg educanula
bureau 0i the service CitiEcus of noia
ware. viii attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
To Hear Liquor Case.

James Tigani, 1918 West Ninth street,
and Tony Davolis, sos West Fourth
street, who wer arrested by Federal Pro-
hibition agents last Friday night, when
touring car laden with whisky was seized
somewhere" in this city, will be gwen
3 hearing before United States Com
missioner J. Pearce Cam, Thursday
morning. At preliminary hearing, Satur-
day. both men were released under $500
bond
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
Weather Halts Terminal Project.

Because Of unfav0rable weather con-
ditions, work on the new Marine Ter
minal, Lobdell tract. was halted today
It was the intention OF the Harbor Board
to make survey of the land for the
purpose Of registering angles. The draft
ing department reports progress on the
plans being drawn for the project
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
NO HELP NEEDED.
Postmaster English Has All He Can
Make Use OF.

sign Of the times is one that was
put on the bulletin board in the post
Office corridor this morning by Postmaster
James ] English % No extra help wanted
for the holidays.
The rush for temporary positions has
been remarkable, the postmaster said,
and began several days ago, so that they
were al filled at least fortnight since.
This affords a strong contrast to the past
three or four seasons, when assistance
was almost impossible TO obtain, for love
or money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
BREWER SERIOUSLY ACCUSED.
Young Girl Charges Man With Shocking
OfTense

George : Brewer, who was arrested
Yesterday at his home, on Grant avenue
above Fifth street, by City Detectives
Riley and Johnson. was arralgned before
Judge Finger in Municipal Court today
on a charge Of assault and battery. At
the request Of his attorney. " W Knowles
the hearing was continued until Thurs
dav. He was held under $500 bail. Anna
Converse, eight years old, the police say,
makes a serious accusation against the
ynap
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
TURKS CHARGE ARMENIA Is
UNDER MOSCOW'S THUMB
Rx Associated Press 70 Every E EvenLng.

BY Associated Press TO Every + evening.
Constantinople, Dec. 12.-Armenia IS
no longer an independent State but IS
under the tutelage of the Moscow gov
ernment, declare- statement issued BY
the Turkish nationalist government at
Angora, bearing date Of December 8,
which likewise formally declares that no
dissension exists between Mustapha kem-
al Pasha's regime and the Russian Sow
lets.
.'The Turkish Armenian peace and
the denunciation Of the Sevres treaty
by the Armenian and Soviet governments
was concluded at the request of Moscow, "
saws the communique