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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
GERMANS YIELD
DISARMAMENT
Sign Terms to Obey Allied
Order at Once
ny CARL u. GRoAr

SPA. Belgium. July e.--The Ger.
man delegation today agreed to meet
tho terms of the allied ultimatum de.
manding she disarm her forces Inn.
mcdiatcly.
The Germans. however. In signing
the ultimatum. protests against the
proposition that allied forces occupy
the German territory on the Ruhr
river. unless the German army In re-
duccd to $50 900 officers. and pen by
ortcbcr 1. claiming that this demand
was a violation OF the Versailles
treaty.
The Germans agreed 10 the first
four terrns set down In the allied ul.
timatum as follows;
Disarmament OF all Germ a n
forces. including the security police
must begin Immediately;
Germany must publish n prociama.
ton ordering immediate surrender OF
all arms held by German civilians:
All arms. ammunition. guns and
cannon In excess OF III. treaty terms
must be handed spver TO the allies
without delay;
Germany must abolish compulsory
military service.
The NTH proposal said that unless
4 the German army wns reduced to
| $50 900 By October / next the silies
would occupy the Ruhr districts or
other German territory which would
be held until such time as all condi.
While the Germans agreed 10 re.
duce the military forces within the
allotted time. they declared the al.
lies had no right TO threaten oceupa-
( ton OF the Ruhr. holding this was
not In accordance with the peace
/ treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
Expenses
Being Investigated

ST LOUIS. July s.--Thc backing
OF those who ,osed 10 ~eluds Sen,
ater James A. Reed - d.legata
from tbs dsipaen,tio national con
vennon ell ~ investigated. senator
Nv 8. Kenyon plainly in,lmated to
day.
Kenyon. chairman OF tho senate
committee investigating campaign
expenditures. IN opening the com.
mitice hearing here today said.
"a want 10 make-it plain that Ger.
tain matters VIII come up for inves-
vgation which personally concern
senator Reed. Senator Reed. there.
fore. VIII take no part In these pro.
ceedinEs. lie Is sitting here simply
To make a quorum"
The committee was expected 10 In.
vestigato charges that Edward r..
Goltra. national committeeman from
Missouri. distributed $4,000 arfbng
rs delegates TO the state democratic
convention. The purpose Of the nj.
legged fund and i,s possible bearing
on the barring OF Rccd from the ma.
tionai convention. were expected 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
Bull MO0sers in
Third Party Effort

In January. 1912 Tho ~ years old.
Hopkins In a young looking man
succensful In the Insurance business.
he retired about year ago. and
decided no would concentrate on HIS
hobby reforming politics.
Hopkins hse been Intensely inter
estcd In politics for years. and when
Roosevelt bottled the republican party
In 1919. Hopkins trailed along.
In 1915, when Roosevelt refused
the presidential nomination Of the
Bull MoorerA Hopkins enmpaigued
for President Wilson.
Now he believes there In more need
OF a new party than when Roosevelt
launched the progressive party.
"IIe has a great love for Sis coun-
try. and thinks both old parties are
not responsive 90 the demands OF the
people close friend OF his said.
"He believes there must be party
Of Intelligence 10 avoid a smash'up."
Hopkins Is Of a retiring nature. lie
IL seldom interviewed and makes but
few statements lie In married and
has several children. His home lis In
MorriAtowa. ~ j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09

CHICAGO. July e.--stuck away In
small suite Of rooms In ram.
shaclsle old office building on. North
la sale st., a group OF sx,Buil
Nooaorr. who followed Colonel Roose.
veit In his 1919 bolt. today we're lay.
ing the foundation for the birth OF a
new political party,
The offices are dingy and thu out
look from the windows duh. Across
tho street is the Chicago city inil.
and farther down In the dusty red
building Of the city detective bureau.
and a little further the muddy Chi
caRo river.
But tho spirit Of the crusaders n
afiame In these offices which house
the headquarters OF the committee of
J. A. II. Hopkins. national chair
man Of the committee ~ ~. several
assistants and half dozen girl
stenographern make up tho force
Litrrature 10 stacked several feet
high on tho floor and Ia handed out.
peddicd and mailed.
Hopkins. whose hair In turning
white, founded tho committee OF as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
3ourbons' Powwow
IL Due on July 20

DAYTON. o. July s,--The first
big political ''powwow- Of the demo
cratic campaign viii BE- held here
July 20, when the democratic nation
al COMMITTEE. meets with tho party's
nominee. James NJ Coz.
This was agreed today by Cor and
Homer \. Cummings chairman Of
tho democratic national COMMITTEES.
after an exchange OF kilograms and
long distance riephons eonvcrra
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
Plan Drive to Nab
Democratic Voters

SAN FRANCISCAN July SAT- =
meeting OF the members q the ex-
ecutivc board OF the NatloyVki Demo
cratic Lcagne OF Clubs. steps were
taken 10 launch a nationwide mem
bcrshle drive. with Col. WI C. IAlirr
Of Indianapolis In charge.
Headquarters will BE- at fraianap
oils and Washington. ID. c. An e.
fort will be made to Organize demo.
cratic clubs in every precinct and TO
enlist young men and women first
voters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
Farm Loan Hearing
Set for October IL

WARRINGTON. July s.-uni,nd
States Supreme oour, has sc, October
II for bearing for the rcarwument Of
III. case testing tho oonSiutionaii,y
Of the farm loan act. ordered last
April The farm loan board expects
a speedy decision. ss this lawsuit has
tied up the federal farm iasn system
for several months. The hearing on
the conn,ituiionality OF the Lever ac,
as amended In 1918 Will also ba heard
October n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09

We have installed new, complete and up
to-date X-Ray machine. We are getting ex-
ceptionally good results with it.
We realize more thoroly, perhaps, than you
can, just how dangerous to your general
health an abscessed tooth may be. The X
Ray is the sure and positive way to find out
whether or not your tooth is infected We
are determined to do our full share to see
that every man, woman and child in Seattle
and surrounding territory has as near per-
feet teeth as it is possible for dental science to
this UNPARALLELED offer of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09

You look az tho you got ovt OF
the convention without 3, hurting you
much Bryan was told
II did" replied IN. Ncbraskan. II
gos out Of Il lot better than soms
Of them did I'm feeling a lot better
than. some Of them are"
Asked how he likes the platform
Bryan said The platform. on the
whole. 10 very good trind 10 Inn
prove 4, as n came from the com
mitteo with five amendments. bu,
thoy were all desrat~a. tho prohibit
Ion plank ~ the Joint action Of the
forces and the vets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
WILSON TO CALL
LEAGUE MEETING.
Fist Session Of World NJ
sembIy to Come

WARRINGTON. July s.---President
WILSON Will issue a call for the fifrt
meeting of Z the assembly OF the
League Of Nations In a few days, u.
was said today, al the state depart
meDt.
The method Of issuing the call II
now being studied by legal authori-
fiea Of the state department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
McAdoo Would Pay
Campaign Expenses

NEW YORK. July g.--WiIlian
Glijbs McAdoo. addressing the Ma
tionsl League OF Masonic clubs con-
ventlon here last night. urged re-
vision OF the election laws TO al
low the treasury OF the United
States TO pay the legitimate ex-
pcnses OF presidential candidates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
Committee of 48
Meets Saturday

The Committee OF ~ ell hold their
regular weekly MONDAY l,pcheon on
saturday a, the Good Eats cafeteria
Mr.. Carl Brannis. national represen-
tative OF the Plumb Plan league. win
discuss the Plumb plan. The public
In cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. July ss--Ten
hours Scforc his Insurance policy
would have expired. Durwood Hook.
or. service man. died here. His wild.
ow will receive $50 q month for nfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09

II you are suspicious that any of your
teeth may be abscessed around the roots,
HAVE THEM X-RAYED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09

M cARErULi Dour stsrt . IRE In
the woods vAsn you t~gtn % I'D your
smoke ~ s@rs Jour match. desret ce
ctpe = cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Name and Residence. Age
Crorall. Roy n, Seattle ...... Legal
Stevenson. Edith r.. Seattle Legal
Cannon. Ray. Seattle ............2s
O'Mara, Cecil. Seattle ............ie
krause. william e.. Seattle Legal
Isbeil, Edith NJ. Seattle ...... Legal
MCDANIEL. Charles D., Seattle. Legal
Coleman. Madeleine. Seattle Legal
serashek. Frank. Seattle .......2s
Gutoska. Frsys. Seattle ......... rs
Bennett. Wilbur H.. Seattle Legal
Erickson, Marion H.. Seattle legal
Lipsky, Charles j.. Seattle ....22
Johnson. Marie, Seattle. ......,,,iS
Martin. Harold w, Los Angeles Legal
Mcconnell. Erol. Los Angeles. Legal
Davis. John w, Trinidad Colo. Legal
Mitchell. Catherine L.. Seattle Legal
Leslie. Howard G.. Seattle "a
King. Vera H.. Seattle ............2t
Erickson, John, Everett 80. Legal
Loisel. Esther. Everett ...... Legal
Giers, Alvin. Seattle .............27
WtlaOff Nera Seattle Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
Plumb Plan Will
Be Discussed

Mr.. Carl Brnnnin OF the Plumb
Plan league and Mrs. wiswell VIII
son win speak on the Plumb plan
and political problems AT the Brother
hood hall at First ave. and Pike ut !,
formerly the X. OF r. club hall. Sun.
day. July II. at 730 .. m. under the
auspices OF the Seattle RaJlya1h
Trades council. The public is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
TONIGHT

sf0o-First Methodist Eptscr--i
church--"Pussyfoo Jehnson
prohibition leader. to deliver an
address,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
DEATHS

Levy, Esther. so. 1904 Minor ave
sabine, Mary. ca. 1908 Yale pi 4
Haptaia, Joe, 0 months. Washington
fihifdrcn's Homes
Sastp. Tetsue. IL months. 101 18th
ave s. 20
Loser. Infant. n hours, 4723 32nd
ave.tS .tt ~
barron. Jesse, 1. 3sfi Grease 1T
Johnson. Anna 50. 3Gth w. and Gov
serpment way.
Baker. Edward l., 4s. s21 Federal
ave.
Christie. Mary W "a. Metro sani-
tarium.
Robertson. Hugh D. 90 Jackson
Apts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
DIVORCES GRANTED.

LatnR. Ivy VI. from Ernest J.
Hall. Elizabeth A. from william A.
Boyd. 2sthel ". from Alfred.
Brooke. Annie from George A.
MaItby. Grover G. from Eleanor.
Ulch, Elizabeth from Orval.
Offuttl Frankie from Sanford.
Long, Lois Carolyn from Maurice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
FREE x-RAY WORK ON YOUR TE

Assessed teeth variety of human illnesses many
serious indeed Your physician will tell that established
fact that of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09

SEATTLE COUNCIL Of Catholic
clubs win hold its frs, annual picnic
and dance at Wildwood Park, July rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09

Rheumatism
Eye trouble
Diseases of the ear
Disorders of the stomach and digestive organs
And even serious disorders of the spine itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-09
MONDAY

Neen-Meve's cafeteria - Represen-
John y, Miller addresses WON
ems King County Republican
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
Ensworth's Team.
WESTERN STARS COMING
Hoistein Park Basketball Team from Chicago Will Play Series of Games in This Locality.

Walter Macristy, former captain of the High school football team and this Tall fullback on the Roxbury team. has arranged a trip for the Holstein Park basketball team of Chicago whereby that team will play fast ag- Rregations In New York. Mass. and Connecticut. This schedule will be
 played between December a5 and
 January 6. Frank Kiernan of this citv
 is physical director of the Chicago
 team and is also the head coach. He
 has Radke of the Illinois, A. C., Scan-
 lon of the same club and who is also
 captain of Loyola University basket
 bah team and a member of the cham pionship Desota Council. K. of c. of
 last year, McIlhenry. captain of De Paul University team, A1bertson, Lar son and Christensen. former mem- bers of leading High school teams in 1 Illinois. McGary of the University of Colorado and the I. A. C. is also on ! ths squad.
 city of Chicago parks championship last season and lost the Central A. A. i r. title by one goal.
 Games have been arranged with the 1 Bristol West Ends on January at | Bristol and the Em-ralds of willi- | mantle on December 31 and the ! Travellers of Hartford on January ,.
 The Middletown Y will play the west i erners on January and the Atlas of ! New Haven on Dec<nber 25. Another | game will be played with Company NJ 1 of Torrington and arrangements are
 under way for game with the New Britain Kaceys and the local American
 Legion teams.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
DIR. COOMBS , The Natureopathic Physician and Chiropractor. Office Hours a. m. to 8 p. m, ?52 MAIN ST., COR. WEST MAIN,
 Telephone 765.

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 VIM. ABATZ,
 ... .. 134 Curtis St., City
 My methods quickly cures stubbornI coughs and colds, also chest and lune1 diseases, asthma, heart trouble, faultyl circulation, swollen glands, stomach, and liver trouble, neuritis, sciatica orI any form of rheumatism and if youI wish a reaI>beauty- and lasting com-J plexion take my treatment for slsiAs diseases. ..-
 Electric treatments of all kinds electric light baths with all forms o1 thei violet rays are given my patienti when indicated without additional cost Working people and families areI treated at $1.50 per treatment until cured.
 Private woman's treating room witf1 lady assistant in charge, g a. m. toA D, m.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
n's statement follows:

hon's action in breaking the
 t of eighteen years in not ;
 New York, Boston and Chica- , pers of tho Board of Directors i American league indicated l
 hnt, he and hls "willful Five" ! enters from the new Landis !
 in baseball, and shows how
 ply he resents tho part which
 hree clubs has in bringing |e new order of t~.lEa.
 son Is against any plan that
 | originate with him. He is
 t to rclinquish the power
 passing from his hands, due Swn Incompetence. Johnson ls
 or against the owners of three
 lew York. Chicago and Boston.
 it was they who. in the Mays
 vc him his first real setback
 ball, and it was these sam 0
 ub owners who, by combining
 To National league. compelled
 to relinauish his throttlehold
 ball. He can show his resent Snly by the petty exercise ot
 p his own league.
 Ban Opposed Lnndis
 lng the past two years Johnson en strong and loud in his op-
 to Judge Landis as Chairman
 National Commission. Durina t year Johnson has fought tho
 mcnt of Judge Landis as hn Of the National Commission. pcessfuliy resisted the Judges Do into baseball until compelled |bnt at the recent Chicago meet \ show of .acqujescence Is the i Hypocrisy. He hnd to surrender recent Chicago meeting because )llfuf Five" deserted him in the hat tho proposed twelve club would inJure their property in- |nts. No other reason would to them. It was hoped that the bn of the new National Agree Fould bring about peace in base hd leave all concerned free to their time to the purification game Itself. Johnson has will broken open all sores. and his ' intention is Co kick up and bate rows which will be calcu- To disgust and discourage Judge at the start. but 1t is certain |udEc LandIs will quickly find to curb Johnson and his Hs.
 tnson and his five clubs arc | together hy ties other than aportsmanship. Johnson m q two years ago that live clubs hereafter run baseball. He has |ored to carry this threat into ion. The strength of this unhol. |e has made Johnson exceedingly Int. and has been the cause of recent trouble in the American
 and In baseball. and until it is there can be no peace. The |ation of Johnson would auto lilly restore tranquility"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS
Will Be Formed Among Secondary
 Schools Throughout the State of

Connecticut-Moody on Committee.
 Plans are beiig completed through out the state for the formation of basketball leagues. among the sec- ondary schools in Connecticut. Seven- teen schools are interested in the matter and officials of these schools met last week in Hartford to discuss plans for the proposed league. J. C. Moody, vice-president of the New Britain High school was elected chair man of the State Headmasters' asso- citation committee on athletics.
 School officials from other parts of Connecticut were appointed members of the executive committee and the following resolutions drawn up for their use; That the approval of the eadmasters of the State be secured; That there be a definite body of con- troi; That the IT schools represented were in favor of a state athletic asso- citation; That there be no restriction
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
PAPER GOODS TEAMS
 CLOSELY PUNCHED
Kensinston BoWlers Are Display
 ing Good Form on Alleys

Paper Goods Bowling league are staging a very interesting battle for championship honors. At present the fight for first place is between tho Blackstones and the R RJsedales, with the honors slightly favoring tn. former. The Mozarts and Soby Lovers teams are not by any means out of the race. o'Conneu is the holder of high individual average with 9o.7, with ohnson a close second. 9o.5.
 The statistics of the league follow:
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
WILL CAPTAIN NORWICH.
Smith Elected to Lead Vermont
 E1even-ScheduIe Announced.


 Eleven-Schedule Announced. Northfield, Vt, Dec. 21.-C. c. Smith, for three years ha,fback of tine Norwich University football team, was elected captain of the 1921 team at a meeting of the squad today
 The schedule, for next season. n cludng eight games, was announced The season. will open on Sept. 24 and close on Nov. 12.
 The schedule follows:
 Sept. 24, Dartmouth at Hanover; Oct. 1, University of Maine, Arono; Oct. S, s,RensselaerPolytechn at North field: Oct 15, Middlebury at Middle bury; Oct. 22, Tufts at Madtord; Oct. 29, Clarkson Tech at Northaeld; Nov. 5, University of Vermont at North field; Nov. 12ss Boston University at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
WILL KEEP GROH
Garry Hermann Denies Reds Will
 Admits Maranvillc Is Wanted.

Cincinnati. Dec. 21.-Upon his re- turn from the baseball meetings in New York, August Hermann. pres ident of the Cincinnati baseball club. said that under no circumstances would the club trade either Heinie Groh or Eddie Roush. He admitted, however, that the New York club had offered s150,0O0 for Groh. He also said that the Cincinnati club had not given up hope of landing Maranville. Boston shortstop.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
TEN GAMES FOR COLGATE.
Columbia, Princeton and N. ". VI,
 New Teams on Football Schedule.

New Teams on Football Schedule.
 Hamilton, N. Y.. Dec. 21.~-Colsate is to play ten games on the gridiron next season. New teams to be en- countered are Princeton, New York University and Columbia, the last named on Thanksgiving lay in N sv York
 The schedule follows:
 Sept. 24, St. Bonaventu e at Hamii- ton; Oct. l, Allegheny at Hamilton; &, Princeton at Princeton; Is. susque- hanna at Hamilton; 22, Cornell at Ithaca; 29, New York University prob ably at Utica; Nov. 5, Rochester at Hamilton; 12, Syracuse at Syracuse; 19, Brown at Boston; 24, Columbia at New York.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
Cranberries.
Gooeberries.
ROGERS ALLEYS.

The results of the games in the Stanley Works league last night at Rogers Recrea- ton alleys follow:
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
TWAS SOME RATTLE

)ketball teams led by Captain Icy and Captain Timbrell colllded |Eht at tho Y. M. c. A. One re- If the game has it that Tim toam won 2s to 2G. Another is to tho effect that at 1I:3o k neither team had registered |t. Both teams wero disappointed
 \ failure Of a reputed star to
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
BASKETBALL TONIGHT

The New Britain and New Haven Kaceys basketball quintets will meet in league battle tonight at the State Armory. Both teams are undefeated. and a warm contest is anticipated. In the preliminary battle, the Stanley Works and the corbin girls teams will pay league game. Olcott's orchsstr9 lXiIl furpish music for "
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

IHt hUIIIHIdTY' Aetna New Britain Y. M. c. A.
 Right Forward. oSOnnOr SClade
 Left Forward. Leonard ............... Walther
 Center Dwyer ...... .............. Pelletier
 Right Guard. CTonln Larson
 Left Guard.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

on the kind of sports to be organized; That the matter of classification be left to the committee; That the com mittee report not later than Jan. 25.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
ION LAUNCHES
 |CK ON JOHNSON
{ Owner Calls Ban and
 blowers DiSSenterS

ork. Dec. 21.--Tho forces arc
 cd up for battle in tho Amer
 tue. On the one side are tho
 of the New York. Chicago
 |on clubs, and the other stand
 nson and those club owners
 ined tho name of loyal Ave"
 stand with Johnson in the
 no. in the effort to make
 M. Landis supreme head of ball. and, moro recently. in
 m-roller work at the Amer. tue meeting last Friday.
 Mays case tho Yankees
 m they demanded in regard
 rights. using Mays, despite n
 pn that Johnson inflicted. and |Eetting tho case out of the They compromised by with
 certain suits against Johnson. hove Co put Judge Lnndls In kf baseball. the three Amert- 5nc club owners joined forces
 National league. and John .ly had to accept the dictum 5iovon elubes
 ttfy Politics Last Week
 tnnae the petty politics at the |n league meeting last week have closely followed this strife know that it means uprising in tho near future. system of rotation In th0 he Board of Directors for the year should be made up of Coml-key. Ruppert. Frazee In. The Johnson followers re- elect this quartet, as Dunn unod up as q Johnson sup comiskey and Frazee were Ruppert declined to serve Ss conditions which would be and the new board. like the | 10 an all-Johnson ticket. E all the time last week when |tiprp and conferences were l hd colonef T. l.. Huston. half ] f tho Yankees. was confined . Inc with Illness. After careful . |ation of the dctai1s Colonel yesterday issued n broadstde i Johnson. in which he charges
 and his followers with being i 's In the new regime. insisting y the elimination of Johnson power will make possible the
 baseball which isso eagerly |
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
HARTFORD AETNAS
 BEAT '. M. AGAIN
Locals Give Opponents a Warm Argument on Capitol City Court

The Y. NJ. C. A. basketball quintet gave the Aetna Life team of Hart ford a warm argument last night. los ing to the Insurance men, 8 to 2s. The game was played at Hartford. one-half of which was played under the old rules and the other half under the new rules. Tn the second half, the Y team staged n whirlwind rally. that kept Billy Dwyer and his mates on their toes. The former Colgate star played a whale of a game. ring ing up six field goals. several of which were spectacular. Al Schade was the chief point maker for the locals.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
CASINO ALLEYS.
Oganberriee.

The results of the games in the Kacey league at the Casino alleys last night fol-