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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
{ IIINi'S


In Europe there are urgent az
mands for labor. material and food-
stuffs. All these We can easily sup
ply. but what steps have We taken
to avail ourselves Of the oppor
tunltyg
I'm America. 5000 900 acres q
land have been cultivated. and the
produce amounts 10 more than
81 600 900. 900. But In this country
there are only about 10000. 900 farm
crs. and every year sees a famine
somewhere. IL has been estimated
that more than $1,000. 900 acres Of
land are lying waste which can easily
be converted into rich rice fields.
Hereafter encouragement shall be
given 20 promoters OF various enter
prises In connection with forestation,
harbor construction. and reclamation
Of waste lands.
1T Is said that owing TO lack OF
funds II iE inadyisable to start indus-
trial enterprises on large scala
but the point IN that II we remx.9
inactive there win be no hope Jgvk
taining power and wealth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
SCORES CHINA'S|
ORGY or WASTE
Gives Warning That NatiT
Is PeriIed

PEK1NG. China. April "a
tho eve n projected great lnterss
tionll lOnnn 10 China. Han "A
chang. president Of tho Chinese
public. sounds q warning againr, Al
fciol catmyafnnce. needless epe.d
ing of money and rotous living ly
his countfymen
Al "a recent reception 70 his an.
clnls. both civil ana military. here.
President IiHu said that the Chin, !,
nation faces bankruptcy unlcas s.rs
be- Immediate rctrcnchment on ths
one hand and Industrial dcyelopment
on the other.
II have decided 20 make this a
great industrial country" declared
llau. "and 20 maintain saffIcieni
army and navy FOR that purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Gee! Jawn D., Jr., Has
Shave With Shin

NEW YORK. April is.--John D.
Rockefeller. Jr.. has gained the rep
utation q being the busiest man b
New York.
II was because OF his manlfoM
duties that he was fined 81 for fan
ing TO report as a member Of 8
sherifrs jury. He intimated that he
had been detained by church work.
He denied that he shirked his civic
duty.
A friend told OF how busy John
n. Jr.. Is. He said he called at
Rockefeller's office and found him
giving an interview to another
caller.
while thus engaged he was not
losing any time. as a barber was
shaving him while a boothlack was
polishing his shoes and a manicure
shining his finger nails.
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DfsNOI NOES
WASTE

our nation r. poverty stricken.
and yet our officials have sauan-
dered their money ncedlessly in feast.
ings and all kinds Of luxuries.
orders have from time 10 time been
issued giving them timely warnings.
but they have not been needed.
'AH soon as the financial situation
II improved. the first thing 10 be
done Is 10 improve our system Of
communications. In comparison with
the United States and the European
countries our railways are nothing.
hence the failure 10 promote industry
and commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
0, nusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

ron sALE-TRANSFER BUSINESS
Good insome: chance for hustler;
owner going South account health.
will sacrifice. with light Ford
truck; 5000. Call evenings to ..
xf1S Second ave.
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ACREAGE
srRiNGTrME

AND THE oAttptNs bEGlN
10 CHOW
DO you realize tho value Go you 81
quarter, half or an acre 81
Fruund7 Where you can have thht
which Will help to lower IN" hlkh
cost Of nvinRf Where you can
have your garden. your nice hH'
your rabhitH, your fruit trees
Everything that little farm VIII
produce FOR your
Well. that iH what ! can show you.
Tracts or acreage. where you nav
tho best 81 car service I" your
work. cement boulctatdH. behu
tinIi lake. tho Sound. every con.
yVnfeuce. water. electricity hh1
telephone. Tho vhiuo Of quar- q
ter. hhif or an acre OF GROUND 70
you can not be Ovtr-cntifnhtfd u
iH your hrat step toward mae
peudcnco.
BuRfgN CITY. right AZ LAKE liU-
HlEN. on the Lake iiurlen car line
over the elevated RAILWAY. mas a
settlement ~ 1900 people. who Az
have "a quarter. half or an acre 81
ground or acreage. and they are
all on their way to property
you CAN DO IT.
30 TT now
GET STARTED TODAY
only ask the privilege 20 show
you. my automobile In at your SER
vice.
LITTLE FARMS FOR ass
SO nown-fb Month
90 quhrter-ncre tracts. fiss--
SO Down. s. Month
30 hhifsncFo tracts. a14t-
SO Down. 100 Month
90 three-auartcr acre tractn. f5gi-
$50 Down. so Month
$50 Down. ii2.so Month
PAY WHAT YoU CAN
PAY WHEN YOU CAN
No PAYMENT WHEN SICK
NO fAfMESSgIo WiiEH OUT OF
LITTLE FARMS WITH HOUSES
No T.
Not quite half an acre Of
ground. all cleared and piowfdl
fronting on cement boulevard and
with good a-room house. has q
good view on corner. close % car
line and lake; a dandy buy foi
$3.50. on terms
No -
= acre 81 ground. all cleared and
pluwed. fenced with the best ~
wire. cute little bungalow 81
NNNHfUnf mas MNNN 'M NMHA fnH n NNM
aud on one ~ the main bouie.
vardH. close 20 car line. real buy
real home. price only ft,is0. OF
terms.
No D.
y acre 81 ground with n t-roou
house. ground cleared and plowed
= blocks 60 car line and cement
boulevard and business district a
real little farm. and price onl,
si.at0. on terms.
No. -
: acre 81 ground with Groom
house has few fruit trees
and some other plants. ia a good
locality. ground cleared and
plow~d. I block 90 car line and
cement boulevard Price only
1880. on rasy terms.
Can you match these buys. any
where IN or around soatiief
See them TO-DAY. SUNDAY
or MONDAY.
Automobile leaves my office every
hour % tho day
INCLUDING SUNDAY
Agent on property.
Take Lake nurien car a. YosIer
way. ct Off at Hurien city.
". NJ. NELSON
ga Boston Block
End and Columbia Elliott tss7
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IN BAD
STRAITS

There II no doubt that we are
on the brink Of bankruptcy. our
revenue has dwindled while our Mill
tary expenses have increased IRE.
mcndously. II ~ feared that II wiu
be impossible 10 make both enQs
meet
"Of course u ~ suicidal policy %
drag on a miserable existence M
means o. foreign loans. We NUTS
appeal 10 the conscience Of all 90
nclala ana people. Excessive tax
ton viii not save the country. IT,
only means l can devise n to eacinr
else unsparingly the retrenchf,fiy d
policy.
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ron sALr-nrAL ESTATE


RENtCK- wATRous co,
NOE YOUR OWN ROW
DODGE THE LANDLORD
QUARTER AND uALF-ACREs
.tsARGoNNE. osth IT. ana woodland
Park ave. closer 80 the city than
any other addition hrluE offered
today fronting on BRICK HIGH
WAY,
These HOME TRACTS are tts0 and
up. very easy terms.
LET RENT MONEY nuY 4 HOME
Good soil. city water. electric light.
telephone and fine SCHOOL
Three bus tines and iltney and ia
terurhan pass At1oNNE
IA Is beyond doubt the best buy Of
Tered in the North End today.
40 cry TAXES TO PAY.
now TO GET To ARGoSNEf
Take GREEN tAkE car line %
kAuFNANH station and h-csut
lttn~x Or blk YELLOW TITS 90 Ar
gunnc.
Salesman on ground all day sunday.
and between , and o'clock ON
weekdays.
70 houses HOW going NJ in Argonne,
Don't put Oft buying until tumor-
raw--uUT TODAY,
SEE mo SIGNS AND OFFICE
LOCATED on AHGDNNE
COME OFT TODAY.
HrNIcIx- wATnouB co
Phone Main % Clty Once Marion
Eiaek
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HOME AND INCOME
Here is wonderful chance for n
young couple 70 get a dandy start
in life. You VIII never have to
worry about your payments 10 you
buy this place. You will always
have an Income Of as per month.
and nice home besides. NuF
listen TO this II ls iochieu IN a
nice district on paved street. ana
only ~ blocks from Madrona chr
line. 10 has 4 nice rooms and bath.
and in the rear IL has q large.
beautiful sun pnflor with 30 win
dowH and n kitchcnette. This ts the
part they fight over to rent nc
f25 per month. leaving you nice
rooms to live IN. and only $40 per
month to pay. az the fun monthly
payments are only ia5. including
Interest The total price is only
t32s0 N sold by Tuesday evening
500 cash Can you heat II in Sc-
aft1e7 cali at 7i2 nth ave. or
phone East 6Tss.
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i FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs

1919 SIX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAR
Is in perfect mechanical condition.
and can be bought at a price that
will really surprise you. Call at
1928 Bellevue. downstairs apart
ment. and see this car. or call East
1893. This Is privately owned
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TERMS TO SUIT

s-room house, on h-acre Of ground
II has beautiful view Of Lake
Washington and the city. The lot
Is in garden shape. and has fine
bearing fruit trees: protected
sleeping porChcH: on car Anc, one
block from paved boulevard. ~
is n wonderful buy for only $4,000
Come and see me.
TERMS TO SUIT
n. II. PERRY co. 3ss Globe Bldg
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A CLASSY nousEpoAT


Ten minutes from postofficc: large
rooms. full bath and large sun
porch; French doors: Indirect fix
lures: built-in buffet. panelcd
dining room cabinet kitchen.
GARAGE. fine lawn and shrub
berry. Not float, but over the
water on pilinE. a real HOME;
double construction. NO TAXES:
small ground rent. Never been
offered Tor sale before. one block
from Eastiakc cars Get off at
Allison. OWNER. 294t Fairyiew
ave.
6 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
s2.50O. Has concrete basement.
Close In. and good terms
JOHN DEPPMAS
40 New York Block.
5-HOoM MODERN BUNGALOW.
almost new; garage; lot 50xl00;
built-in features Apply 3S2s
Holly 81 Take Rainier car.
ROOMS AND ATTIC, MODERN:
garage and fine view. close To Cal
ifornia ave. and Junction. on easy
terms. 4flf w. oregon 1T.
NEAR BEACH-G-EOON SEMI
modern house; $500, terms; gar
den. fruit. 1927 W. Wheeler. Fort
Lawton car.
GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. MOE
ueiRhborhood, on car line. or will
sell furniture. 54fs Meridian ave.
Meridian car.
4, 8 AND GROOM MODERN HOUSES
TO some one who wants to resell
and make good money. 1907 Day
ton ~
/ LOT, GROOM HOUSE, FOR SALE
Also furniture. 9f5 i0ith st..
Woodland park.
by OWNEIt-5-R ROOM FURNISHED
bungalow s2.7b0, terms. Phone
Beacon 2077.
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o. nr.slNrss orronTrNITIrs

1loW no wiz" rs THE sToHY
you can got by addrsHging post
card 10 Abner Davis. r. worth.
FEY
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MACHINERY
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

NORTH GROVE DIVISION NO. 2
n you are looking for n fine subur-
ban domestic. where Won can en-
Joy all city conveniccea without
city taxes. and where you can
make a living as well. come out
and Investigate our North Grove
Division No. 2. Take the Everett
intorurban and get or at Grove
land station. IN the center Of our
property. or call at our office, and
tho owners viii take you -. MIR
Davis. authorized salesman. lives
on the place.
NORTH GROVE LAND & BUILDING
COMPANY
Elliott 1858. 919 Seaboard Bldg.
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MUST SELL LATE 1913 MAX WE'LL.
could not tell from new car. new
tires. 1850 down. balance Il
monthly payments. West 73-M.
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pEEMAH HAIR WAVING.
MarecliinT. hrunA pack Tor gray
and faded hair, -
IADiEW IMPROVEMENT HliOP
Main Gso7. h1o Union %
IL YoU WANT TO REDUCE YOU.
weight permanently " b 90
drugs. coll Madam hnrHh'llr. &4l
Yale Bids Elllott fs3t
DIC LILLIAN CHANDLER = AASi-
prartar. druRi ehn therapeutic,
Hclsntific baths. both FeKeh. I'm.
Main 5i13. 90 firnt ave.
ELECTHO INDICATED lNitALA-
torirm, for rheumRiifu. Goitfe.
asthma. chtarfh. Information IRE"
apS y Third ave.
DHl LILLIAN J. iONs-- DHtGLErH
Physician. Scientific Manage. 4ls
2grd O. ltchcon gii1
MOVED H.V. BERTHA MELLON.
Tho Planters. 1925 Third ave,
Room i0i.
mATEnNiTY HOSPITAL. car. sses.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ACREAGE LoANs- Farm LOANS
1900 and up. prompt service. ~
yeafn IN the huHinebh.
THE DUHLAkD AGENCY
Lear Building.
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Red-haircd people. Il Il stated. are
less liable TO become bald than those
with hair OF any other color.
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5 ron s.r.r-REAL ESTATE

~ ACRES. WITH ass FEET WATER
front and tide iauda. 2 miles from
Hraheek, wash. 2 acres cultivated {.
1-ruum house. barn, , large chick -
on houses: 90 hearing fruit trees.
several syringe on place. ~ hives
20 bees stock and chick ems SO
with place one Of tho finest
Views on Hoods canal VIII sell
part or all Easy terms. owner.
A " Frink. Beef Harhor. soabeck.
MHFh
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} room MODERN COTTAGE. p
room house In rear; garage. lots;
furnished or unfurniEhed. $4,000:
$500 cash. balance like rent. 1865
18th s.
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LOGGED OTF LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price and easy terms
of sale Of loRFed-off lands offered
20 settlers in western Washington.
WEf ERHAEUSER TIMBER co.
TACOMA WASHINGTON
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SOME GOOD BUYS
IN LOTS on EASY TERMS
AT LAKE HuRfES
The Coming suburb"
No. i-ii0xtso. two splendid ssxsi
corner lots. cleared on best street.
near school. nnly ,we blocks from
ear line paved road. Htprrn.
movies etc 1875. 80 eash. ~
per month.
Ne stses Right on the ear line.
several good. level lots, t0xtsT. SIS
down. iJ.so per month
No -sess~lTwa lots. i0oxfsa: ie~si.
beet ~ soil. but not cleared dandy
location. one block TO car. tas
cash. tis per month. This - a
ALSO several very good. level lots.
each g0xi1n: best % soil. tgTb. tio
down. - per month.
ENTERPRISE REALTY co.
open Sundays
sidney ESQ
Eurien Car at YeHler Way TO
Achnening Ave-.
or Drive out on raNcd buad
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
SIX ROOMS. st.0e9--t $500 CASH
4 moas unusual pickup faf one who
knows values situated only ] -
hiurks 60 car. convenient tu ~ .
level lot 40xlQp ~ alley. large lik-
Ing room with nook. book cases,
seats and fireplace artihiirallT
pansied and brawrd dining room
mirror door to reception hatti
OAK FLOORS. bedroom and
bathroom down stairs. large bed -
rooms and iarEn uHfurniHhed space
up stairs. nice VIEW ~ lake. the
viaw porch be N the dining room
complete kitchen, cement base
meut. fruit closet. etc
This Sc exactly a. described and \
most artistic titNBALuW. built
about 2 years ago 81 tic BEST
MATERIAL
NOTE THE PRICE AND TERMS
$4,000. and ONLY fI00 CASH
WARREN REALTY co.
we SELL Homes
1907 Eas'iake CAPITOL 1885
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DO TT now
GET STARTED TODAY

only ask the privilege 70 show
you. my automobile iH at your SER
vice.
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90 REAL ESTATE LOANS
The Seattle STAR
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-atIhw

j. y. BALL - EsTAHLisHED 1857
All cases. Consultation. advice.
Moderate fees Free department
2lG burke lidg. 800 second ave.
IT, n. schoff. Downs Xix. 100 2nd hy.
Compilation free. All cases. Fees
ID 1t
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10 ACRES
s7l0-tsj Cash
Level land. partly
fenced: some wood.
close 60 school
g. D. BfirrsE
Gas New York Block
ron SALE MUST SELL 6-ACRE
tract loR house and outbuiidHgE.
9 acres clear. good timber; 2 wells
Rundown condition ~ miies
from Port orchard. wash Price
Sfb0. $50 down. balance $40 month.
g. \. Hanks. Port Orchard. Wash.
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WANTED-FJRNITURE
POIIIKY

WHITE LEG
horn. prize winning layers. Sc
each. 40i5 Ninth ave. ". y. North
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23
PEACE COUNCIL
LEAVES PARIS
Disbands Without Deciding on
Settlement of Adriatic
Question.
SITUATION IS TENSE
italy Spurns Proposal Of Jugo-Slavs
and Threatens Withdrawal of
Compromise Offer-Nitti De-
clares Terms Unacceptable.

Paris.-With disbanding of the Su-
preme Council without a settlement
of the Adriatic question, Premier Nitti
of Italy declared he stood by his ulti-
matum that if the Jugo-Slavs did not
accept Italy's terms he would with
draw his compromise offer, and that
Italy will demand that France and
Great Britain execute purely and SIM
ply the treaty of London of April,
1915"
Prior to the breaking up of the coun-
Gil, the Jugo-Slav reply to Italy's de-
mands was presented. Signor Nitti de-
clared the terms unacceptable. The
Jugo-Slav note said it constituted "the
supreme effort of Jugo Slavia to bring
an agreement with Italy. This fact,
taken in connection with Premier Nit
tbs statement, apparently leaves the
situation tense.
Supreme Effort" Stated.
The Jugo-Slavs accept International
ization under the League of Nations
for Fiume and lara, concede to Italy
the islands of Russia and PelagoZa,
and agree to the demilitarization of
the Adriatic islands, with the condi-
ton that the island of LISA remain
Jugo-Slav.
The right of the Italians in Dalmatia
to choose Italian nationality without
leaving Jugo-Slavia is recognized by
the Jugo-Slavs, who also agree that
Italian national rights in Dalmatian in
dustries shall be guaranteed by an in
ternational convention. They refuse to
make any alteration of the line drawn
by President Wilson.
The note says the desire of the AL
banians for independence will be re-
spected, but if necessary the Jugo-
Slavs will accept all proposals.
Terms of Offer Withheld:
No statement outlining the proposal
made by Italy to Jugo-Slavia for a set
tlement of the Adriatic controversy
has been made public. The proposal,
sent to Belgrade January 14th, is said
to have had the approval of France
and Great Britain. Signor Nitti said
a copy has been communicated to
Washington and that he hoped it
would receive Endorsement there.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23

Oberln college founded. We a lis."N
in the Now Kennedy Charlottesville nd
while the
a O only feet.
list
third 14O
Lisbon which the
used Cclevie, Logan
in
a a 26
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23

pumpkin
pened in
pned under the cool temperature of frosty
an
10
hominy
blackberry and other like decaes and ALL
a fnalc course, a big juicy, "possum."
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MAYO OPPOSES SIMS STAND
Takes Issues On Award of Medals To
Commanders.

Washington.-Direct issue with Rear
Admiral William S. Sims on the two
leading controverted points in the
naval decorations dispute was taken
by Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo, war
time commander of the United States
fleet, in testimony before the Senate
subcommittee investigating the medal
award controversy.
Admiral Mayo first disagreed with
Admiral Sims as to the relative impor-
lance of sea and shore duty. The Sec
ond point on which he differed was the
award of medals to commanding Of
ficers of ships sunk or seriously
damaged by torpedo attack or mines.
Admiral Mayo declared that in cases
where the commanding officers con-
duct was of an especially meritorious
character a proper reward should be
given.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23

HOunceu Dy MAJ. Gen. George q.
Squier, chief signal officer of the army.
The method, it was said, makes
long-distance telephone communication
virtually limitless. Conversations
from Argentina to Alaska will be a
matte, of course, provided single
wires are strung between the points
mentioned. The new method will save
telephone and telegraph companies
large sums of money, as by its use
one wire will do the work now done
hU ton or moro
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23

Nebraska
Virginia. and possibly other
and progress take it,
these shall be present at the elco
Desires the condemned
exceeding
him. and not fewer than three
than respectable citizens
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23

PACK, president OF lHe HssUcIatIU1I'
says: "There are many famous trees.
For example, there is Liberty tree on
the campus of st. Johns college at
Annapolis under which treaty with
the Indians was signed in 1862. The
experts tell us this tree is close to 500
years old. We all know Of the VIII
liam Penn Treaty tree. beneath which
Washington took command of the con-
tinental army. At Oberlin is the elm
on the corner of the campus under
which was the first log house in which
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23

or stan, WHICH says aHUHg UtHer
things:
It is the desire of the war depart
ment that polo should be one of the
games to be encouraged and devel-
oped throughout the army. To accom-
plish the aims for which this game is
fostered in the service, namely, the
development of horsemanship, skill
and daring on the part of officers and
enlisted men, commanding officers will
utilize all means at their command
to further the interests of this sport.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23
LIqqett Explains Nov. nth, Attack

LIggett Explains NOV. 11tn, Attack.
Washington. = Answering charges
that attacks by American troops on
the morning of Armistice day resulted
in needless loss of life, Gen. Hunter
Liggett, commander of the First Amer
lean army, told House War Investi-
eating committee that the advance in
the Meuse-Argonne sector could not
have been stopped because two divi-
sions were astride the Mouse river.
The cessation Of hostilities in the face
of enemy action with these two divi-
sions in that position would have been
dangerous, he said.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23
Grand Jury Minutes Made Public

Grand Jury Minutes Made Public.
New York.-Minutes of the extra
ordinary grand jury, covering its in
vestigation of charges made by Mayor
Hylan that the PETERBOROUGH Rapid
Transit company conspired with its
employees to strike last August in the
hope of forcing an increased fare,
were made public by order of Justice
Barlow S. Weeks. The jury recently
announced that the allegations were
baseless. The minutes gave no init
nation of the ''overshadowing crime"
the jury is seeking or of the master
trickster" it had mentiond.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-23

fOr IHSIdHCe, Representative IHUIHdS
Of Kentucky, in speaking of a pro-
posed adjournment of congress, is
quoted by the Congressional Record,
in part as follows:
Mr.. Thomas. And that would
bring change of living conditions
from cold-storage junk and Indifferent
cooking to the fresh, pure food and
good cooking of the countryside. Con-
gress could there mingle with the
thrifty sons and fair daughters of the
soil and breathe the inSpiratiOn of
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POLAND MUST FIGHT REDS

pendence Against Bolsheviks.
Washington.-Offic reports re.
ceived said there was every probability
that the new republic of Poland soon
would be defending her independence
against massed attack by Russian
Bolsheviki. Concentration of units of
the Red army, forced enlistments from
the peasants and activity in the state.
owned munition works points to this
new development, it was said, and mill
tary observers here were said to be
apprehensive of Poland's chances of
withstanding the onset.
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SoutH CdroilHa, VINO was IN charge or
the bill, whether or not those who
have made study of the different
methods have recommended in favor
of electrocution rather than shooting
or hanging or any other method that
now obtains in the United States, said
Senator Deal:
81 do not know of any extensive
study made or report submitted with
regard to it, but the method of inf1ict-
ing the death penalty proposed by the
hill obtains in MANY states of fba
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maintained
at regmental
established the department
relations between the
a American association
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wired wireless" is system of guiding radio currents by of
to
thus nsurng
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FINAL LIST OF WAR GUILTY
Supreme Council Names Tn,
Wanted for Trial,
Those

Paris.-The Supreme Council has
adopted final list Of German war
guilty whose surrender for trial by AL.
lied tribunals will be demanded.
The council adopted Lord Birken-
heads recommendations concerning
procedure in the trials.