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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09


GRAMS HaRBOH COIIrr.
IOI -, Mautezano. March B.
Loren Kaberts was saus a the
tifns 81 The arrnisties daY
sbosginx al e~nirsiiA ard =
now sane. according 70 Dr. y
a. ahlnsan. TIequisni physician.
Who testified for the pru@@eu
lion in tls~ murder trial today
4 Do not thlnk iioi,~sts - IA
sane. pr Altman testified
no sou thlnE be l. saffsrtnw
from dsn>nfia praeco1 = asked
Iirosseutor Ahei
n 30 noLN TIE physician az.
swrred.
Was - sane and undrrsfooa 80
dIfferencs tsefaesn right an1 sfoa
on November lif.
Yea
pr Ahirnan. 3 Ernfuat. q Aier
and-r Medical Inrtitufs. HeisiaE
fo-a. Flnand one " ths nv. phys.
clans 20 testify Tor ths stats tosiay
in an attempt 70 shRfirr So Plea q
insanity - up a. a e~feus@ t9f
Rat-erta. SD bis eoncigzsons were
ths result q three eEaralnat4oas 70
the sail and fhrg~ days observe.
,ioas in The court room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

WASHINGTON. =. C.. March ? -
II you are unmarried. you are aiiow,
q a nsrs<ai excfnptinu from income
tax q g. go n ysa arr married.
- me ~hrad % fanulv --tuellrins
tAat yea havr trpsa.irnts- -You are
allowed . personal exeaaption q
g. 90.
n adNfaen. res may desiuof ice
for -arh ehiid or ssch p~rwoa tosher
thAn a hasoana - Wfel whg - o.
n~ntert upen art Foc-fvlng bis Or
hsr chief elrpovt frern ga. Z such
8spsusicnt r.sr~ur Is unf~r - frars
u a.. o. Is .n1aaabis % sssf support
because mentally ~ physically &c.
festive
A raarri-i p-rrun not tsvtnx Win
husband % eifr - AlasWet personal
exemption % g. Goa A haahan4 aa4
uite hFinw togefhrr are eufliied 20
hEt cue personal sxempaon q f-.eo1.
and u acth Haltkr rstlrrs. sasarr uaay
ealm the exemption. or Il may b
sput between thsrn
yuu MUST Pile YOCR RE-
Tt-I,S not LATER THAN MARCH
iss
Th- return nzx: i-eiasie an
szsns received a. laec-u~ during The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
TRENCH SOLDIERS
.fACt>as MENACE

Position % t'rvnrh forces r. Celia
rTuriash Aaa Niuart vaa a~s.-rtt~A
al SERIOUS The fsfenrh 81 wzs azl6.
arr nsenaersl - iarrr hasilrn x
Turkish nauonalsssa troor.s. forcrs q
Musapha keup4i lea3sr q ths TURK
30 rrf-lt
orc'p4fiaa e CassfantnoEir Z
EaH iatimafs1 nay g. Eserrssnenk
ths tsitiah taking ths pesltion Tat
the safety e alses coramsfcs O.
nsanas fan rrufestion Ter thr rate
SAY 20 the Eazf-
Sonls agttrvaks hAvr occurred ln
Ccau'antinorlr gftsctaI rasna~ss xaiI
hui e uss brneVe1 ths susra farus
ttrrv e sgfucle~f % prsVrnt ths
elsturhanev aas1rsing acrioszs proper
uer~
Fr~rch clapatrhr9 t-aieztss -.
Paris rpTcTnrrnt e. cersissrnhly tis.
yl~aa~sf ~ ths turn Ia Turkish events
ard f@rls thas Great nrtsln. ffAly
ard Greece hav, combined 70 ferr.
thru g program 10 which they knew
Frarr- IS oppoessa
Meantime. there were Indications
irat tie ccnfeYv~s here wft again
take ~ the TURKISH question 20 -
riss a formal Plaza Tor, settling the
trtire Turkish s8tuati3a.
Premier Lloyd Georges statement
n ths heue~ q commons yesterday
thSi the government had informs.
ton that ita98 Arrnsrians have
BEEN fzsasarrss In Turkish Asa
M4nor. was taken 10 mean that opln
cn - bslux prepared for extensive
Hritlkh action thsrs. Tire French.
Lho3 - George sid are sen2lnT rsln
furrsrnsnts 10 their troops In Celia.
rseatabilshinE thesr positions 70 pro
tect Arusrulsns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

Our staff Of dentists consists entirely Of grad
uate registered dentists of high standing in
their profession. Every operator in this office
has graduated from good dental college and
has also successfully passed the examination of
the state dental board. Every operator in this
office has his certificate from the state dental
board hanging on the wall right in front of his
dental chair in plain sight of all This is proof
positive to you that when you come here your
examination will be made and your work, if
any is needed, will be done by man who knows
his business thoroly and knows how to do your
particular work just the way it ought to be done
to give you permanent satisfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

Brown. George T. month. 100 W
79tn ST.
BaEnafL waiter A. n. 1918 Wilson
ave
Fung. Pauiin. . months 1891 l. JEFF
fsrsgn
Halse. cIlnfor X II. 1fs Third X.
Jones. George vs.. l.. 81. IL 5ist 81
kawsks. EuitAro. /. go KinE a.
kintz. Leon, 81, 1fis 1tfh =
Aurdack. Lillian. IS. $3.50 Greenwood
PearEon. Clara. -. Isf Lynn ST.
Quay. Infant. days. 32-f Beacon
ave.
Roberts Thomas J. 90. Antisrs hotel
shlmizI Emiko. months. giti4
18th a
Taylor. John. a.. 100 n. Broadway.
walters Esna =. 10. 22fs vs.. ssth
welsh. Frederick J. -. :. q 4 club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Our Work Is Guaranteed

While we use the best of materials and aim
to turn out only good, honest dentistry. still
there is. remote chance that once something
will go wrong with work despite all precau-
tions. To guard against this we give a writ
ten, iron-clad guarantee with all work. which
is signed both by the operator who did the work
and also by L. r. Clark, d. d. S, owner and
manager of this office, who is thoroly respons-
IDLE. This guarantee means just what it SAYS:
That If for any reason your work does not give
you entire satisfaction, bring it back to us and
we will make it right. Could anything be faiur
or protect you more thoroly than this?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
BIRTHS

Baraar- " p So Chrnxe ~. III
cnnu. X 4s4fA fita X EtrA
f-4ntioiL r. 1914 No~-nsn -. rirl
caura ~ A. 1Ts1 " Hln&a rift
r1uaEfun. X tif1 MAralln St UisL
Dam a. l44l Tesinr say h1y
Maya A. = sab stendrrseu ~. g4ri
Jrnrsr- +. d lisa itth 81. By.
Frafn. A p. t2tf tea - girl
resro. a 2 ifai y tsth SRI
y rEsrN e. g.. less a. olive. boy.
Sp81arL 81. Pres s4srrs ka8rltAL TiYt
Tr1siskA : v. 1853 r. Srruae. xirt
Tsa1tA y 1891 Elibcurrs a.. tuir
hErN
Tis1rnsoz. n W. isgt RarsaEA slvz-
boy.
Tnkaa=u. ~. Tg& Eirfh g. scT.
Nsrin G. r. y = 80. 7. Lcx 10
LIS Hetrrs hfEkw1y. boy
AsihT. r. s. S~aftf@. girl
AAtarnosa. - ia spruce st. girl
u xtfn rfF Mhfu a. tssw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
TlINkS SITt AIIoN
NGNT BE CHANGED

Infrn-ock. tn 6ruaocrassr leader
AL Ls hiz is1Esnsat fhc lrttsf wo-l1
ncf charge tfr s.fuafion
On fhe rruuhiscsln nltie tha "1atfe-
er6e-n-' were rlealssa 20 ne's thAi TIE
rr1sseert wantes 80 iszue a. clear
czf as tksT wanted q. noran sasd
ELorah Las rraiataln-d tkat tte oniy
way 20 So 70 TIE peopls q ths cutsn-
try in ths campaign 90 ne TREATY. Is
ca al Issue u tha treaty a. Il stands
o. 20 treaty az al
Rrpuhsicaz MID FrrrrvsiioniFts
Neru sneAnc4 10 be Anxrg a. The Wiz
son scacr5pfian e theu A. mild
nuinnerA~ TIE letter uaaY Fsad them
lack lzfs the t>a1Es camp. g wEs -
LEVIED
I.cslEs ans his group said the tstter
was ~tYgioaA- Insixs yxfrziaoG frUu
formal st4tsmeut-
gcuatorz norAh ard NeCarr-ses.
Iulnols. sxreci 20 brinE W the ritter
To-Day in sI~~che& II seems hseiY
that ere - IS effects wlu = 70
tnEthsn DEBATE 90 article X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
TURKS FOMENT
new REBELLION
Are Stirring Up Tribesmen
Against Allies

LONDON. Mareh - nsw rev
srnnrns. hcadea - san f'ssha. has
h~eE farfnsi in CcrsfAnssaopis. a
6isp2fea SAD TO-DAY The nrw cshl-
n~t nceardinE 20 ~ fiseasch. a. .
eiutrs nscrs - the members % ,hr
recesitnr EuFrTrrusaf
The exact aiuaiian in ihs Turtish
cartal to-day ~as nnt clear. --latest
reports fruua cfr tAi MESSAGES 70.
c-irod here. tatDeAfSi th4f CCnstan-
urcgie l. unstrr martial las. ard
cQntrulas3 ~ British natsssrA The
TGrks wsrw reporfed sfasrinr up
Aratiaaa Menngogsnal4ns and Thr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
WEDNESDAY

- Eaxl@s Hall 49, Address 81
D2nssI II Halt commander q ?
chief G.. A. r
soo-Douxias Hail. iu odd Feii0Es'
T-rspf---t+sng recital for tsu~fis
ssarvfaE caiiarrn % Austria.
Evenx.x club X O m 49,
N4nt@rs Company Il. tsiHt In
faufry foid second Wash suEtur }
eefstrRf- aanissrsary % found
Ing % orxAniz1tlon Nth ban
Uuef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Police Are Asked
to Arrest Byron

Seattle police have been asked -
federal. authorities 20 arrest Carlos
IL Byron. 60. convicted q Land
frauds. who suddenly DISAPPEARED
Monday. after hls bondsmen bad CIV.
en- him up. Enron dizappeared b.
fore commitment Eap1rs could BE- g..
sued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
TONIGHT

9mD--&Asoaic err pis--Ann1al tAih-
er Ax1 s-o- banquet
8DD--En5wa~stfy greshytr n
Chureh--Fauf Super. rr@mo ef
fr.erratc11i corrmst.e~ %
- G. A. VII ss<Ak 20 zzeE % y
en- Korea Aze the EsroiGtor-
oS-r IL C. Ala ~ TArt~lL
publiczs- sD~aks en- whats TIE
Matter via ircustrtAI Wei
fare
OeoD--Que-r Ann> B-srch I4h-ary-
W1ll1arn ". Howe calls GltfErrn
ccnf@rsoce ~ 6lscpHs w&x OF tn@
p@st-xsru<z1 eAT~tz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Purse Thief Uses
Knife to Get $50

W. d Gilbert. 7eas Eeu st. arriv-
"a hons from work Mon1ay night
ard hung bis ooa, On the customary
hook on The Kitchen door. Then be
felt Tor his purse. which had con.
talnnd tfss. and discovered u wa
gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

The oId-tin1e Application Of But
tsrmfIk and Cream 70 whiten and
ore serve the SKIN and remove harsh
little wrinkles and ugly sailowne "a
Il xrandrncthers recipe. and women
throughout the country are again
using IL 10 insure a beautiful CON-
plexfou and snow-white hands and
erfns-
Butferrniik. however. r. not always
obfAinabie. but a specialist has a.
bst perfected q method Of conren-
8stipx buttermiik and com bining ~
Oifb q perfect cream. which you can
kuy tn small Quanfffies ready " 80
~ any nret class drug store by eirr-
ply. axklng for ~Howards~ Butter
mix Cream
There IA no secret about IL nor IL
here any doubt about the result
~ just ccngrson ordinary butter
Xix IN the form of . wonderful
rram- keutfy marsaged with the
lager ubs atouEd The c1znexs Of tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Advises Ordinary ButtermiIk for
Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores

eyes ard mouth. Owl Drug Company
can supply you.
To get the best effect. be sure 10
follow the simple directions. Drug
EiHfs guarantee noticeable i'm
pf0veuent after the firHt Application
or they VIII refund the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

Hardly day passes but what some delighted
patient tells us that he didn't think we could
do it." Perhaps we have extracted PARTICULAR
ly sore tooth, or filled it, or removed nerve,
and have done this work without the patient
having felt twinge of pain. Painless dentistry
is an assured fact at this office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Titus Prefers no
Shipping Position

WASHINGTON. March t.--Aousa
Titus has written President Wilson
asking that his nominatioa IA a
member 81 the shipping hoard -
Withdrawn. u vas announced At The
White House To-Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Ear troubles
Throat diseases
Diseases of the spine, etc.
Rheumatism,
Stomach trouble
Eye diseases

The reason that tooth serious disease
discharges pus the from tiny which gather
around the This going the system
steadily finally picks spot for Judgment and wherever that
trouble follow Very often pain swelling and
fammaon symptoms which develop This used to be dag
Rheumatism You imagine how much good
would do this condition Temporary relief
could possibly be hoped for The only
permanently of at the real root of the
trouble which of the infected tooth itself
Again. this poisonous substance off by assessed tooth will
arrangement of the digestive functions
Altogether is safe that tooth with assesses around its
be turned loose the
human anatomy doubts this subject suggest
you consult physician and he doesn't bear out
that We make.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

This office is equipped in manner of Which
we feel very proud. We have spent great deal
of money on equipment, but we don't regret a
cent of it. We are determined that the people
Of Seattle shall have the very best there is in the
way of dental service.
Every modern appliance for the better per-
Torrance of painless dentistry will be found in
our equipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

For Colds. Grip or fnfturnsa
And a. a preventive. take LANA-
TIVE HnOND QtfNrNE Tablets
on the box Gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Free Examination

We invite you to call and let one of our ex-
pert dentists give your teeth thoro examina-
ton. He will quickly tell you whether or not
your teeth need attention, and if they do, lust
what the cost will be to put them into perfect
condition. This examination and estimate won't
cost you cent nor put you under any obliga-
ton to have work done unless you want it. Both
for the sake of your health, your efficiency,
your chances for success, we earnestly advise
that you give this most important matter your
earliest attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
ASSESSED Teeth ARE VERY
DANGEROUS TO HEALTH

they really well as we knoT
wouldn't take chances with them for a minute.
Medical has discovered that great many
ascesed teeth Among these diseases be
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

jack BriitSn- w~iier king. and
Johnny Tiilulan. 20 60 eight rounds
az SewuFk y J March IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

When . wcman boards the train
Tor her wedding trip. she irnAEincs
that an her fevrale acquainiArcea
enwF her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
DR. I. r. Glars

binary volume Of business il naturally follows
that We can afford TO take smaller profit a
the individual patient than an office which doe
only one-half or one-third of the volume that w
do can possibly afford to take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Our Prices Are Reasonable

Volume reduces price. This is an underlying
principle of business, and we apply it to our
business, too. Enjoying, as we do, an extraor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
DIVORCES GRANTED
DEATHS

Braxiii. Nick from Rose G.
~ hsmsr- Eva from Harry.
OConnelL Louise from IaEass T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Strictest Sanitation Prevails at 7
Office

Sanitation is hobby with us at this office
Among our equipment we have the most APP
proved apparatus for the thorough sterilization
of all instruments after use This is matter
of great Importance to you and something which
we believe you will be glad to know. Further
more, all operators and attendants are dressed
in spotless white at all times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

rbts Good LsekisE Young Woman
Tees Ofd-Time Recipe of Buffer-
milk Cream in . New Hsy--A
Gentle Massage With FIN
gers before Retiring All
That Is Necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
What Is the. Thing for You to Do?

The answer 70 this is obvous-consult expert DENTS
viii tell him quickly and he will locate the trouble
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Events of Today

Son. NJ The Revolution viii obsrrve the birth
DAY anniversary Of Alexander Hamilton touASnt
al the Army and Navy Club. Commander h.
C. RichArdsOn will give an illustrated lecture On
The Flight q the NC4"
Ohio Girls Club invites an Orleans 20 dance
in Wilson Normal School tomorrow night
Nar-.ret Wilson Community Center. Grover
Cleveland School. is organizing . new social
club Meetings will be held every sSturosS
night.
New Jersey Society will meet at 8 o'clOct to-
night at l5l4 Massachusetts avenue northwest 70
elcc. ohicers
Association Of Collegiate Alumnae win hold a
reception at the new National Clubhouse. lee
II street northwest. this Afternoon
Mount Pleasant Cid1ens' Association viii hold
its monthly meeting al O'Clock tonight At
johnson Powell School.
MissoLri Society will meet at the Washington
Club annex, 100 Seventeenth street northwest.
al s O'Clock tonight An informal RECEPTION IN
honor o< ]. W. Alexander. SecretAy of Com
nerve. will follow tie meeting
Washington Humane Society win meet IN the
this afternoon
Michigan state Society will meet in Wilson
Normal School at Q O'Clock tonight
Biological Society Of Washington win meet IN
the assembly hall q the Cosmos Club Al
O'Clock tonight.
Glee Cub Of Blue Trisnsle Recreation Oenter
will meet at Twentieth and B streets north
west at S:5 O'Clock tins afternoon
Blue Triangle Recreation Center win give .
uriyste party at Twentieth and b streets north
west, at O'Clock tonight.
Friends Church. Thirteenth and Irving streets
northwest. will present a lecture On conditions
in Serbia by J. Lawrence Lppincctt at oclock
t0uight.
Potomac Council Dancing Assembly will have
its Saturday night dance at 6 30 O'Clock tonight
in knishts of Columbus Hall.
Eeleet Kluh will rive its weekly dance tonight
at 200 sixteenth street northwest.
All States Ladies' Drill Team win resume
weekly meetings at O'Clock tonight in Thomson
School. Twelfth and L streets northwest.
At the Capitol.
House Agricultural Committee-Meets 100;
annual appropriation Agricultural Department
House ApTropristion Committee-Meets 10
O'Clock; Postoffice appropriations
House Fo-eign AfAirs-Meets 10 o'cicck; CO.
siderstion Diplomatic and Consular spFropria-
tiol bills
House Military Affairs Committee lOsn;
Army reorganization.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Births Reported

Maynard o. and Martha n. williams. boy.
Albert A. and Mary G. Wsldmsn, boy.
Hillard c. and Minerva V. Smith. boz.
Oscar w. and AmetA Snyder. girl
Frederick Y. and Susanne Schaller, gih.
Alfred A. and Louise Strauss. bog.
William and Elnora Reisinger, hey.
George V. and Margaret 4. Repetu. bog.
Lester Q. and Lillian Pate, giri.
Frederick A. and Annie PoOre, girl
Lee V. and Pattie Moore, boy.
Arthur F. and Helen Musgrave. bog.
Wallace + and Jessie Miller. giri.
Armour NJ and Mar A. McClay, boy.
Roland L. and Nora A. Ire, giri.
Robert R and Ida Kretzschmer. boy.
George ]. and Margaret N. kochler, giri
George and Rosa kogok. girl.
J. Douglas and Violet Hood. bog.
George L. and Lucy z. d. Harrington. girl
George ]. and Selma Georye. girl
Hern an and Anna Feldman, girl
John =. and Marie Edwards boy.
Harry NJ. and Katharine s, Cochrane, girl.
John ]. and Gertrude l. Carow, giri.
Frank B. and Edith Cash, girl
Andrew ]. jr, and Dorothy q. Chester. bog.
James v, and Manic Bennett, boy.
Harry T. and Olive Brown, girl
William I. and Catherine v. Ball. boy.
John and Gertie Bern. girl
Glenn II. and Florence ID. Bullock. boy.
James and Edna Porter. SRI.
Robert and Harriet Miller. girl
augustine and Mary Origins. gih.
GeouEe II. and Hbel L Cor. girl.
George and Eunics Butle-. boy.
Joseph ard Mary Bowzer. boy.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Marine Corps Orders.

Capt. o. C. Hine-Detsched Depot SUPPLIES,
Charleston, s. O.. to HeadQusrtes. u. O..
Washington. d. C.
Following officers Of Fifteenth Separate Bat
talon to Marine Barracks. Quantico. Va: Mai.
Charles Z. b. Price. Mai. Ross Il Powell. Capt.
James T. Moore. Capt. Chas Grimm. Capt. c.
p. Gilchrist, First Lieut.. Jos. @. Bennett. First
Lieut.. r. L LnAsin, Firs Lieut. N. L. Nc
Manus. Frst Lieut. Don d. Newton. Fint
Lieut.. NJ. A. Edison. Second Lieut.. Harry p.
Crouch, Second Lieut. s. p. Corning. Second
Lieut.. d. L. Clifford.
Lieut. Col. VIM. G. Fay-ReSgnation accept
ed.
Maj. ]. @, smith-ordered December q. lss.
to N. B., Quantico. Va. revoked.
Second Lieut. II. R Shepherd Refused 70
re-enlist and did not sccspt appoiutnent -
sscond hsutsnaut. and should b drop]ed
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Marriage Licenses

George F. Butler. q. and Nellie r. Hall 30
both Of this CITY. The Rev Simon r. Fogle
John X. Baroutss IS. and Maria Mascovitis
8, both Of this city. The Rev. NJ Metapoulos.
John Sullivan, q, and Helen c. Mcdonald, ls
both Of this city. The Rev. Forrest J. Pretty
man.
George NJ wo.cott, q. and Mnthena WHIP
pie. "a. both Of this city. The Rev. John J.
Quaaly.
Ralph T. Edmonston. s, Of this city, and
Laura d. Wolfe. Is. Of Bryantovn, Nd. The
Rev. @ s. Albatt ir.
Harry X. Shafer, Is, and Caroline La Garter
2. both Of this city. The Rev John n CLARK.
Ernest A. Brown, 10. and E1oise Washington,
IL, both of this city. The Rev. Thomas Taylor
J. Carew Brown. IS. and Lillian L. smith,
2, both Of this city. The Rev. s. ]. Hollomsn.
Clifford Carroll. 81. Clifton Forge. Va, and
Ethel NJ Pankey, l9 Buckingham County. Va.
The Rev. Aquila Sayles
Fred s. Turner. g and Florence Pierre, 10
both Of this city. The Rev II. Rosne.
Andrew Smith. 81, and Julia Dishman, IS
both Of this city. The Rev S. G. Lsmkins.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
RaIph Given waxed ELOQUENT.
House Provides $4,000
Ia. Keep Indian Land Dry

After four days consideration
the House yesterday passed the In
dian appropriation bill for 1921,
carrying an aggregate of S12,S1S.-
O13. Contention over passage of
the bill was made on an item of
$4,000 for the suppression of liquor
traffic among the Indians. By a
vote of 106 to 199 the item. how
ever. was retained in the bill. =,
Radical changes in the laws deal
ing with the administration of the
Indian affairs were recommended
by the committee in reporting the
bill out. 1t Is charged by the com
mittee that $2e.00o.000 of govern
ment money has been expended
since 1914 fer irrigation schemes
on Indian lands under the guise of
"reimbursables" and that none of
1t had been reimbursed. No intima-
tion OF fraud. however, Is made by
the committees report.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Russianized America
Not Feared by Harding

Cleveland. o.. Jan. 9.-Senator War
rem G. Harding, candidate for the Re-
publican Presidential nomination.
made an appeal for a square deal for
big business in an address before the
American Railway convention here
today.
"A Russianized United States" he
said. was not to he feared, as he felt
the "Americanism and intelligence of
the workers" would not countenance
II.
1t was held probable that Myron T..
Herrick and Frank R. Willis, former
governors Of Ohio. will lead a solid
Ohio delegation to the Republican
convention In support of Harding's
candidacy.