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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
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Evening star., 1920-11-17
FRENCHPACTPUT
UP TOu. S. ACTION
Bonar Law Says Protective
Treaty Is Contingent on
American Adoption.

LONDON. November Is (by the AS
sociated Press).-The question Of the
proposed treaty under which Great
Britain and the United States under
took to support France in case that
country were attacked was broached
in the house of commons today, and
gave rise to considerable discussion
between Andrew Bonar Law, the gov
erfiment leader, and numerous MEM
bers concerning Great Britain's posi-
tion should the United States refuse
to come in.
Mr.. Bonar Law said it would be
premature to state what action the
event of the United States refusing to
ratify~the treaty.
Under Misrepresentation.
Sir Frederick Hall demanded wheth
er Great Britain's position would de-
pend on the decision of the United
States or whether Great Britain was
going to stand by France irrespective
Of the United States.
The member is under a misappre-
l1ension," said Mr.. Bonar Law. Our
treaty is only contingent on its being
adopted by the United States. II the
United States should refuse to adopt
it, of course, new situation arises
and we must deal with that situa-
ton"
Mai. Cen j. E. B. Seely asked:
Are we to understand what seems to
be an extraordinary doctrine. that our
honorable obliga ton to protect France
against unprovoked attack-which is
obviously all the more binding if a
powerful neighbor stands aside-falls
Evening star., 1920-11-17
FULL CITIZENSHIP
INDIANS APPEAL
'lnherent" Rights, Demanded
by Conference; D. c. !. Man m.
Flags "Abuse."

ST. LOUIS. November 1i.-Fuil cltl-
zenship Is the inherent rfght OF mem
serted in addresses at the ninth annual
conference Of the Society OF American
Indians, in session here today.
1t is the duty of the government TO
see this right Is conferred, they as
serted. Legisla ton should be enacted,
i was emph.sisssd;, thst,.3an. that w9H,o grant
Rev Red Fox. member Of the north
ern Blackfeet tribe. one Of the speak
ers, declared that the influx of Japa-
nese is menace to tina Pacific coast.
He charged that government agents
the Japanese and that the latter now
control many lumber camps In the state
of Washington.
Indians Had "League."
The Indians. long before the advent
and allowed suffrage to women, accord
ing to Miss Jane Gordon of Los Angeles.
descendant Of the -Wyandotte TRIBE
She is q delegate to the convention OF
the Society of American Indians.
Miss Gordon asserted the "ieag
following tribes: Seneca. Mohawk.
Onondaga, Cayuga. Oneida and Tus-
corora The league" dissolved, she
said, on the arrival Of the whites.
Woma suffrage was in effect. she said,
in that the leagues" officers were
nominated by the women.
Declarea Race Abused.
Sweeping criticism of the administra-
tion Of the ofiice OF Indian Affairs and
charges that Indians have been sub
jected to various abuses, including un-
lawful seizure and leasing Of property
by agents Of the government, were made
by Thomas L. Sloan of Washington.
nf
The report also charged that lesisla-
tion in the interest Of the race was
blocked in the last session OF Congress
by the office Of the commissioner Of In
1T is advised that AZ the wrongs have
been inflicted by the present admins
ration of Indian affairs that will be
terminated on the fourth day of March.
1921. we do not attempt to secure
have new administration to which we
may make further complaint" the re-
port states.
Cites Alleged Land Abuses.
Land belonging TO Grow Indians in
Montana has been leased by the reser-
walton superintendent to a farming cor
poration. the report charges, and that
of the Fort Belknap Indians given to
the use Of a cattle company"
ION the Pine Ridge Sioux reservation,
in South Dakota" IT continued. a ter
ritory about forty miles long and twenty
miles wide was thrown open by the
policy and order Of the commissioner or
assistant commissioner Of Indian affairs
Ito the use Of cattle company"
All Of this land was owned by Indians.
the report explains, and much Of 1t
populated.
. Some Indians were reduced to pow
Arfy and want by this action. accord
Eing to the report.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

to the ground simply because that
neighbor stands asideT
Reply of Doaar Law.
Mr.. Bonar Law replied: Il did not
say it falls to the ground. I said that
tho time tho treaty was made, 1t was
dependent on the adoption BY the
United states and this country. II 1t
ID not so adopted, then the decision
Of the government must depend on an
examination OF the circumstan noes.
Gen. Seeiey said: II understand,
then. that we shall be as ready AZ be-
fore, or even more ready, to protect
France against an unprovoked assault.
Mr.. Bonar Law answered: 1t Is
really premature to assume that the
United States will not ratify the
treaty, and I should be very sorry to
say anything which would indicate
what we would do in that eventual
ity."
Evening star., 1920-11-17
BOlsherik Decree
Bans Payment for
Economic Service

Cable Service to The Star.
BERLIN, November 17-Dis-.
patches from Moscow which
have just been recefved here
state that the soviet peoples
cemmissary has issued a decree
aSolishing all payments for
atate eeononic services, inclttd-
Ing gas, electricity, water and
telephone dues. :;
II also II announced by the
same body that after January
next year, payment of all
charges fer passengers. goods
and other trahic ON Russian
railway lines On behalf OF the
state will be refused.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
FOUR-MASTER ASHORE.
Gale Drives Guanacastea Aground
0f Alabama Coast.

MOBILE. Ala, November 1.-The
four-masted auxiliary schooner Guam
acastea, 455 tons. Capt Santry, mas
ter, is ashore near Fort Morgan,
according to advices received here.
The vessel was driven ashore during
a heavy norther while en-. route here
from Cuban ports. The vessel is re-
ported in no immediate danger.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

tribal herds were allowed to overrun the
property Of individual members Of the
Rlackfeet and Crow tribes. destroying
crops. and that their stock was allowed
to starve.
destitute and now are in great need.
Indians have been arrested and i'm
prisoned by agency officials. the report
alleges. despite the fact there IS no
authority for such action.
II complains~also that allotments have
been held up.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

England has organized a museum
in which will be displayed models Of
famous and historic air craft.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01

hews in the city court on Tuesday The
young man was accused Of not paying
his fare on a New York Central train
coming home from work as Indiana
Harbor.
r.. Diamond. arrested by officer
quinn and Jacob Evans by Sergeant
Niziolkiewicz were both charged with
peddliag grapes without license. and
each furnished $500 bond for his
release.
Mike Baker B. Lyons and J Novicky
all plead guilty to the charges of in
toxication and paid fines Of s1oo and
costs.
Otto Wickman charged with assault
and battery upon his wife was dis
missed owing to lack Of prosecution
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01
TAGGART rs
WARMLY GREETED

BERNE Ind. sept 2s-Thomas
Taggart. demoeratic nominee for
United states senator from Indiana.
continued his tour Of the eighth con
sressional district today and met the
same enthusiastic reception that was
predomlnating feature Of the open
ing of his tour yesterday. The Sc
OF approval was placed on the league
Of nations at each place he spoke ~
his audiences With an uproar of ao-
plause and cheers
MIR. Taggart was the guest Of honor
al series of banquets that began At
Muncte yesterday and closed for the
day at Bluffton. where 80 OF the lead
ing democratic men and women of
the eighth district were the guests OF
" A. kunkel. formerly district chair
man, who is great admirer Of Nh
Taggart
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01
NEWSBOYS SLAM
5 CROOKED SOX

BOSTON. Mass Oct New boys
- his city yesterday put themselves on
record as condemning the Chicago
baseball players whose corruption IN
the last world series, they said, struck
''murd blow at the KIDS game"
They We're as quick, however, 70
recognize the men who stood by the
best principles OF the sport and tho
formal resolutions which they adopted
commended Ray Schalk and "Litte
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01
STORM WARNING
WATCH OUT
INTERNATIONAL NEws SERVICE

TIN IIEtN I0TfN~ N~"~- ~ . -
WASHINGTON. Sept 30.--Storm
warnings have been issued by the
weather bureau for the entire Atlantic
coast The southern storm. the bu-
reau reports. is now central off the
Georgia coast and Will move north ana
east with Increasing violence.
Warnings also have been issued for
the gulf coast and the great lake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01

Dick Kerr for their stand against Inc
Benedict Arnolds of baseball"
Il was serious discussion for the
boys. some OF whom knew the players
intimately One had carried bats for
Joe Jackson here. and another had Dor
rowed the glove of Eddie C!cotte for
fielding practice while the pitcher took
his turn at bat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01

The bond OF $500 was defaulted by
the observation-disclosures Of Thomas Mat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01

cult court of completely in the murder
of Carl Cook, Laporte grocer. The
jury was our % hours before retu.a
ing verdict Walter Baker. tria1
first. is under sentence OF death in the
electric chair. and Stexe Bartek. third
member Of the alleged murder TITO"
is aYaiting trial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01
ANOTHER SENT
UP FOR LIFE


INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvcEi
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. 30,-E-n-
est Garriepy graduate Of Montreal
University, today faces a life term in
prison following his conviction last
night by jury in The ST. Joseph CIR
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01

Steamers leaving north Atlantic ports
today VIII have shifting gales and
overcast weather TO the grand banks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01
Here Are Other
Big Bargains

Another big lot Of Boys
Suits, the equal III every
particular of suits selling
elsewhere at $12 to $15; all
wool garments that are
stylishly tailored, and will
appea to the pride of every
vide awake boy. All sizes
from s to II.
Special tomorrow and
Monday at only. $3.50
Boys Suits IN brown cordu-
roy, attractive made, most
of them have attached tie.
Sizes ? to s. They are ire
mendous bargains. For
the three days at $3.50
Big line Men s Work
Pants ..... S2.95
Mems Extra heavy
Trousers -. ~. . $500
Men s Underwear, all
wool, government in
.spected, piece -. S1.65
Mems Blue Polka Dot
Shirts S1.65
Mems Blue Chanbray
Sbi,-4c 81 10
Khaki Pants ..... SID
Mems Overalls 49, II. .$1.75
Hickory Brand Over
alls ...~. S1.4o
Splendid line of Mems Suits
reasonably priced.
S. Greenberg
IS State st. Hammond.
Don't stop until you get to
the right place.
Observation-Disclosures
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-01
Leonard-Britto Fight
at Cleveland Postponed

CLEN ELAND, Oct The ten-rouNd
boxing contest between Benny Leon
ard. champion lightweight and JACK
Britton. champion welterweight, schei-
uled to be held at American League
Park last night, was postponed late
yesterday until tonight, because or a
heavy rain all day and cold weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

MAKE $500 TO $4,000 MONTHLY.
a real opportunity that Is a money
maker Secure the exclusive right in your
territory to tho Royal I3akers--the last
word in bakery equipment. We equip the
shop complete with our ROYAL ovens and
other machinery. Our EXPERT opcns the
shop for you. Investment required. 5000
Write, Royal Bakers. ll70 Broadway. New
York.
MAN OR WOMAN. good business ability,
wanted to establish and manage perma-
nent Wizard System Bakery in every city.
tremendous success Wherever opened !;
stores crowded from first day; strictly
cash sales: no credits: no losses. Baking
experience not required. we open store.
inG.all equipment, supplies and furnish de
tailed CLANS of operation. INVESTMENT
necessary. 900. We assume half inter-
est; you receive salary in addition to your
ticulars of yourself Wizard System Bak-
cries. Southern Department No. 4. Spar
tnnburS. S. G.
MAN AG f R-substantial manufacturing
corporation wants capable men TO es-
ttsSii.h .hEaneh and manage, statesmen:
money. VIII allow expenses to Baltimore
II you qualify. For particulars address
Secretary: 4i6 North Howard Street, Bal
timore. Md
TELEPHONE Randolph ] and dictate your
ad to Want Ad Taker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcd-Mnlo

I.ADoRERS-wante 10 good coIorcd la :
borcrs at Seven Pines ordnance depot.
Genmence work Monday morning.
Pay. 50 cents AN hour. Pay every Satur-
Jay. Apply at main gate. Is. Z. South
crn. contractor.
LEARN AUTO TRACTOR BUSINESS In
. TO weeks. OPPORTUNITIES everywhere
oHering $50 to 500 month. Twice more
EQUIPMENT and noor space used In daily
practice training than any auto school In
America. Master mechanic Instructors and
same method we used to train thousands
OF soldier mechanics in 6Q-day courses
WFlic now for free catnloS. Rahe Auto
ana Tractor School. ciSi Oak Street. Kan
sas civ. Mo
LlNEMEN wanted for transmission line
construction. Board and good wages:
no labor trouble; steady work. Write l..
4. Turner. Kentucky and West Virginia
Power Co. Logan. w. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Snle.
LAUND-DRY-ETTE

LAUND-DRY-ETTE
Electric vacuum wash
ing machine and 52-inch
simplex ironing machine.
Equipped w i t h direct
motor. Suitable for hotel
or large boarding house.
Can be seen at Virginia
Hotel, 101 N. Eighth st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

YOUNG MAN attending high school can
secure position for summer months
with J. G. McCrory Co.: good proposition
fog right party. Apply J. c. McCrory.
li9 Il. Broad.
YOUNG MEN-Wanted. two bright young
commended. Everett waddey Co.
YOUNG MEN-wanted. two young men
about 10 years OF age. to work in stock
room OF large iobbinE house. SpIcnd id
opportunity for promotion. Address APP
plications in own handwriting to Box CTS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
SALESMAN WANTED.

ADVERTISING AND SPECIALITY SALES.
We desire a salesman for Virginia on 4
high class $lo0 week proposition on com
mission basis: exclusive territory. We will
send particulars to selected norton OF
those who Apply In detail giving past ex-
IL Co. 10 East End St. y. Y. CITY y. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

FOR sale. as a going business. we'll
established and growing automobile tire
and accessory store At OF tho best
locations in the city. Rent reasonable:
lease. This business is paying well. and
VIII bear the closest investigation. Sea-
son is now opening. Owner must sell. as
other interests require his attention
Minimum capital OF 10000 necessary
Will deal with principals only: no curio-
sty seekers Address Attorney. Is 9O6
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
An INCREASED iNC0ML
TRAVELLING SALESMEN-YOuR oppo
TUNlTY

Arc you the man me want--onen 10, ;.
worth -whiio connection--sIdc line or fuii
timc-w!th Worthwhile house? This is
not pin-moncy proposition. Bank, man
ufacturers. merchants. retailers-cverybody
IN business your customers Ten-mInutr
calls turn b!g business Make YOUR SALARY
what you want II. No limit. No seasons
pockct-sizc samples. This proposition is
for travelling salcsmcn only. Worthy ri
tho most careful Investigation. Write N.
IN Confidence. stating present line and
territory covered. Write us->right ucyy
C. u. Erickson Co. Inc. 7ls Erickson BidS.
Dcs Moincs Iowa
TELEpHoNE your Want Ad to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Nfnie 3.
WANTED,

WANTED.
AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN AS
BookKEEPER BY A LARGE RICH
MoND BANK. GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE RIGHT MAN. APPLY IN
OWN HANDwRITISG. p. Q. BOX l5iS.
RICHMOND. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
HcIp-Malo or Female q

BUSINESS institution wants gentleman
or lady not regularly employed to assist
experience. reference. handwriting. phone.
wnges expected. y Il, care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

MACHINIST-wanted. for night work, a
good machinis; 10 repair BAG machines.
and 70 learn to operate SAME. Wonderful
opportunity for right man. wortendyks
ME- Co.. foot Thirteenth Street.
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SALESMAN

f2vp gAR NARyASP Ptn H2RHH ANB
PPAkRRssSoh5M h9H62H s GES f GRaW SfgE
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S. sri e II hv + E; x EF:RWEY T1RK CRY.
SALESMAN WANTED
Manufacturer Of wo-
mems medium-priced Nc
Rays who can give immedi-
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perienced road salesman to
work small towns in west
ern half Virginia. Adj
dress in confidence, giving
age, annual sales and refer
ences. Elbinger Shoe Mfg.
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
sAih ALL Sl or gxpericnccd
and f Tl parsieuars Address Natl sales
Statesmen WANTED Exporicnccd s,Tcs-
man to sell high grade brooms; exclusive
Groom ss 5 cd i ins ASdssss
piece oysralls tnon made s me Ex "i GeS
E awin o for sHssn,an with large FOL
lnent Co. 2o1 y. Jefferson St. Chicaseo' H.
Ha mEsMES Senk QUA nlsIi sPesne3 reap
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| sALESMEN-s5oo monthly selling new nat
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mad, mac ~, Tin Ford. Sold on money! back
SA LESMEN wanted-To present medical
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noSness sueeda nSfi'" 6o0 %ash mean nIH
s6e ag%a tnfom exci nE5SS
Soar ns ,srr'0Tg wssn h@yS
tails and business rcfcre mSs Ja''fs' 1 de
nincott COMPANY. PhiinGeiphia. Pa
Who can aafsu' 5S S t., s"i s@
ilne OF roofing ctmcnts and paints to fac
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Wade Park. Cleveland. Ohio.
ALESMEN-Spccial Assistants president
Ing monthly deyidends. Good commission.
TTl,s MiE%n Oil and Refining Co. Box i'5.
SaLtSMEN-A progressive Young life in
surancc company with ihexcell.d policy
contracts has open territory In Southeast
Southwest and Central Virginia TO Inc
right sort Of men Will give renewal COM
missions with fixed territory. Satisfnctorv
references as to character. ability and
record required. Address sos Southern
iIdE. washington. d. e.
SAL .ESM EN--Handkerchicf House desires
statesmen for virginia. West Virginia and
North Carolina covering medium towns
calling on retail trade to offer an er-
Gf.ptional line OF ladies' and mems hand
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Address giving full particulars as TO tSr
ritory covered and references. York Hand
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SALESMEN-IiGh profitable side linz. a
New York underwear house desires sales
men GOVERNS. medium and large towns
CALLING ON retail trade in virginia aud
North carolina TO o1cr Il line OF ladies'
ana chiidren's cotton and silk underwear
y good opportunity for n man with fol
lowing among retail trade Strictly com
mission basis. To be carried as a sihn
line: weight about b pounds. Address
giving ful! particulars as 20 tcrTitorV
S1Stfs ahG Now Ee'S YSrE / echt. Isl
SELL NECESSITIES-Evcr rcod.
anu buys the Cuisines Guide" R:yani
cleared $500 In so days: Ciuteiius. s5Gn in
Nichols Co. Nanerville. Ill nee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

SOUTH CAROLINA
statesmen.

We want to hear from high -r,aa,
men, men. VINO are now successfully selling Tho
euSS, EooIs trade OF South Carolina TO
i,iisned business. preferably with sneciaiiy
h hnes OF siiks.. WASH fabrics. Iaccs rib
ooihs. Trimmings. etc. We can offer A
i spIsE1'a opportunity to connect with a
large aggressive organization. :"
state fully. in confidence. preparatory to
psihoi,ai intcFvicw. whom you rcprcscnt
anhnal sales in recent years area now GOV.
cfeu ana when association with our sales
star could be arranged.
This Is an unusual opportunity for tho
MASS e KEMPER
baltimore. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

BARBER SHOP FOR RENT-Four- chair
barber shop. furnished complete. In good
location. at Petersburg. Address Box ell
Petersburg. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

AUTO TIRE VULCANIZING-Il growing
profitable business; Easy rc, learn. In,
school course free. Plants so up Cata-
loSue free. Equipment Co. SO Canal. Gin
Cinnati, Ohio.
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g9yf f2vra RNARykANR ptn H2RTH AASB
IEST oy{KSi kdilnG %ETIt t!SE e
PERS; CoMMISSION BASIS: DRAWING
ASCQENT WILL, CONSIDER EXPERT.
ONLY: NO OBJECTION TO ONE OTiiER
LINE. STATE FULLY EXPERIENCE
AND REFERENCE IN FIRST LETTER.