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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
British PrOtectOrate
Predicted for Turkey

PARIS, March IA British protec-
torate is to be proclaimed over Turkey,
according TO a report printed by the
Eclair today.
Damad Ferid, the new grand vizier at
Constantinople. has agreed to accept the
protectorate and will help Great Britain
obtain hegemony over all Ishm.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

But what's a little matter like ten or
twelve miles to a motorist?
Almost any real auto driver Hikes to
encounter difficulties once In a while
Ard If he be in a hurry he will not
mind either retracing his path or riding
all the way around Broad Ripple to get
road into the city from the northwest
Otherwise he can try the cowpath that
passes under the name Of "detour' to
the south Of the east end of the concrete
that will some day be a road into In
dianapolis.
Note the absence of a warning sign that
the concrete road is not completed. A
great many others have noted 1t when 1t
wasn't So slight an incident.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

If the foregoing dispatch is true and
England is successful in securing the
preponderant influence oyer the Moslem
world it will give her virtual control of
the Asiatic and northern African populR-
tions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Exact Location of S O S Calls
Aim of NeW MurcOni Invention

LONDON 27-wniam working
the details of which will enable
the location ship that distress
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Here's Proof of Steal by Wood Machine Minnesota Primary
Regular Republican Ballot

Regular Republican Ballot
County and Congressional Conventions
SEVENTH PRECINCT THIRTEENTH WARD
Endorsed by Thirteenth Ward Club
MRS. C. w.
o. j. ERTSGAARD
TTIEO H. BUSCH
IN o.
JAMES MackfUILEN
These delegates pledged abide by and the of
prefer e,votef for President.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
THE WEATHER

Today, fair and warmer; Sunda,
cloudy; by night unsettled.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
OLD HEADS OF GAME MUST GO,
DECLARES HEYDLER, URGING
ABASEBALL SUPREME COURT
SUBPOENAES OUT
FOR ABE ATTELL
Swanns Men Seek Fighter Said to
Know Names Of Baseball
"Fixers,"

District Attorney Swami has three
subpoena servers hunting for Abe
Atten. priEenghtor and gambler, who
says he knows the names Of the men
who arranged for the bribery Of
White sox baseball players a year
ago. Judge Swami intimated the sub
poena servers have Grand Jury au-
thority
The assertions OF Attell." said the
District Attorney, indicate that he
knows the names and addresses OF
men who pronted By a corrupt Eambi-
Ing agreement. There is a special
statute covering that onense and,
moreover. Il Ia a felony 20 make
money by gambling through trlch or
device. We want 10 know the names
Attell says he has OF men who re-
ceived money IN this county on bets
on 'hKed games"
william J. Fallon OF counsel for
Attell said his client would mako no
voluntary statement, hut was ready
TO answer a Grand Jury Aubpoena or
meet an indictment.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
M'SWINEY SINKING;
LAST APPEAL" TO
TAKE FOOD FAILS
Hunger Striker ReiterateS, on
5tSt Day, That His Decision
Is IrrevOcable.

LON)oN. oct 2.-what Is
described AZ a final appeal" TO Ter
ence Mncswiney 10 accept food was
made by a doctorkln Brixton Pison
this morning accotdIng to the noon
bulletin OF the Irish self-determina
tion League on the condlon OF the
hunger striking Lord Mayor OF Cork.
Tho Mayor. however, although he
was told he was sinking fast, de-
clined 20 change his decision 20 abb
stain from taking nourishment.
which he declared was irrovocable.
The Leagues bulletin read:
THE condition Of Lord Mayor Nc
swiney remains virtually unchanged.
The doctor warned the Mayor this
morning that he was sinking fast and
made a final appeal to him to take
food. The Mayor refused, saying hls
mind had been definitely made up from
the beginning and that his decision
was irrevocable."
This was the tifty-frst day Of Mayor
MacSwiney's hunger strike.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
RUSSIAN ANTI-RED
WAVE is REPORTED
Petrograd Workers Strike-Soviet
Troops al Front Demand
Immediate Peace.

LONDON, Oct Am anti -BolshsviA
wave Is sweeping over Russia and con-
Eternation Is reignlng in Moscow. ao-
cordinE to dispatches received from
Helsingfors to-day
The majority OF factory workers In
Petrograd we're reported 70 no on strike.
ostqnSibly because OF the food shortaEs
but with the real object OF overthrow
ing the Red regime
Soviet troops on the western front
we're said 10 have held mass rheStingu
demanding immediate peace. II was
recalled that Jus such demonstratio
Immediately proceeded the overthrow Of
tho Korensky regime.
Con. Budenny, tho famous Russlar
cavalry leader whose forces recently
were badly defeated IN GalIciR. will bo
court-martlaled. according 10 the de-
spatchea
The evening world., 1920-10-02
THREATS MADE
BY LANDLORDS TO. .
SCARE TENANTS
Talk of Holding Them for
Damages if New Laws
Are Overturned.
ALL COMBINED TO FIGHT
Claim That New Statutes Are
"Confscatory" Riddled by
Comparison With 1919 Rents.

Pursuant 20 threats made by real
estate interests before tho special ses-
sion OF the Legislature last week. the
Real Estate Board has taken steps 10
test in the courts the validity OF the
landlord and tenant legislation which
suspended the summary dispossess
and provided unmistaknble procedure
which must be followed by a landlord
wishing to cvict tenant A commit
tee 10 institute court action as soon
hs possible was named at n meeting
of the Board Of Governors held yes
terday afternoon.
Counsel to the Real Estate Board
submitted an opinion 10 the effect
that none Of the leElslation pissed IN
the special session will stand In tho
courts. because the most Important
bills are unconstitutional and an the
othera are Invalid for other reasons.
II was decided. upon advice OF coun-
sci. TO notify tenants that u tho laws
susponding tho summary dispossess
are invalidated by the court tenants
unlawfully holding over or refusing
to pay agreed rents will be held liable
for damages suffered by landlords.
The action taken by the Real Es-
tate Board was expected and in
evitable. II was not conceiva, = that
this body which, by close attention
10 legislation over term of years,
succeeded IN iegalizlng a lease Civ
ing the landlord all the right and the
tenant none would tAmely submit TO
legislation favorinR the tenant
LANDLORDS NOW CLAIM LEols-
LATloN rs "coNFlscAToRN."
The chief objection to the legisla-
ton passed by the special session
which gives tho tenant tho right TO
& roof over his head as long as he
pays IA reasonable rent hXed by law
~ that II is "oonfscatory." The Real
Estate Board does not complain that
the rentals paid by tenants IN 1919
amounted sto "conhsoatIou" OF their
property.
And II these rentals were not con
flscatory" II requires an imaginative
mind 20 assume that increases fixed
by the courts, under the law. can be
"confiscatory."
The Real Estate Board is shocked
and gT4eved At the action OF the
Chairman and Counsel OF the Mayors
Rent ProfteerinE Committee in Ad-
viAing tenants 20 sit fast" This ad-
vice the Real Estate Board considers
equivalent % adviainE tenants "to
defy the law respecting tho binding
effect OF leases ana other rental
agreements laid down by Efr. Justice
I.ahman IN tho Supreme Court IN the
Continued on Second PaFs)
The evening world., 1920-10-02
EX-SENATOR CRANE
AVOIDED PUBLICITY;
POWER IN THE C. o. P.
By Martin Green.

EE-"1nator Winthrop Murray Crane
was the last Of the old school OF whis-
pering politicians He abhorred public
ity. For years prior 10 his death, al
though he had been one Of the diota-
tors OF the policies OF the Republican
Party. he had not delivered political
spasoh or submitted 10 an interview
on a political subject. He was a be-
hever in the principle that private
business r. tho backbone Of the Re
public and that private business for
its own protection-Rnd incidentally
Tor the good of the country-shouii
inhexibly support the Republican
Party AZ long as the party was com.
mitted 20 conservative ideals,
Senator Crane was a descendant OF
one OF the oldest families in Massa-
CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
The evening world., 1920-10-02
.OUSTED FIREMAN
RESTORED TO DUTY
FOR HEROIC DEED.
Tischler Dropped on Charge Of
Striking Superior, Saved -Four
Lives Later at Blaze.

Louis TiSohler OF No. 5 West iiilh
Street was reinstated In the Fire De-
psrtment to-day by Fire Commits
sioner brennan, The order OF rein
statement recites that Tlsohlor had
been charged with striking former
battalion Chief Walter Jones and dis
missed from the service and that such
penalty was too severe TO nt the cir
eumstRnees Of the case,
A rehearing Of the charges was re-
Gently held while Tisohler was out Of
the department In the int. i'm.
while driving tAKlcab he came upon
fre In Forsyth Street one night last
summer and from an adjoining house
at the risk Of his life he rescued four
persons from tho .top moor.
This act was brought TO the at
tention Of Mayor Hylan who ordered
a rehearing OF the charges II de-
veloped that Tlsohler had not been
tried on tho charges against him. but
had been dismissed because OF his
failure 10 appear Al the trial.
Tischler's reinstatement does not
carry back pay for the year and a
half no was out OF the service. nor
does the time count on his service
record.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
DECLARES
TAX RATE WILL
NOT Be HEAVIER
Figures That Realty at 2.48 and
Personal at 2.3o of 1920
Won't Change Much.
CRAIG HAS OTHER VIEW
Comptroller Estimates That
Absolute Need of City Will
Call for Rate of 50.

Jncob A, Cantor, President Of the
Board OF Taxes and Assessments, hg-
ured to-day that the new tax rates
on real and personal property for
1921 will be about the same as for
1920, when the realty tax was ta.ls
per 500 and the personal t2Ss.
But on an assessed valuation vi
about $40, 200, 900, 600. the rate. in order
20 raise the amount called for In the
budget would have to be at least s..
This year the list Of non resident
corporations taxable here is reduced
from 4.738 TO eos, the change being
due to n change In the laws.
Following are more names with a
comparison OF assessments this year
and next for personal property taxes;
1871 ig2n
Ohsrieu e. Husbes ........ S2l 600 a0o OOC
uharlen ?. Murphy ........ 5000 500
Gourvo W. WickeuhAm. 1900 100
HHrry Paync Nhttnuy. ...,.. z0O.oOO 80. .OOC
Thomas Fortms Ryan,. L0OoOoO i.O0O. .OOC
Una ~ ~ N@AHAA AlsNNN AAN NNN
With all non-revenue producing
public improvements eliminated from
the budget estimates the sum the
city can raise at per cent rate,
under constitutional limits on its tax
ing power for current expenses, 10 eK-
ceeded by at least S25. 100000.
The tentative budget now before
the Finance Committee OF the Board
OF Estimate calls for more than $780,
100000 IN 1921.
Comptroller Craig in explaining
the serious financial situation OF this
city to-day said;
The total amount OF all AppropriA-
tionB requested by the various de-
partments. boards or bureaus Of the
Municipal and County Governments
amounts 70 $3.50, ,27l.7iS. or this sum
1884, ,o2S,s5s Is requested for ordinary
current expenses for the year 1921.
There is requested for the construc-
tion OF uon-revenue producing public
improvements. such as public schools,
fire houses. police stations. hospitals.
&C.. and the land necessary for
sites. all OF which under the require
ments OF the pay-as-you-go act
would have TO be included in the
budget. tiO4,7s2, ,627.44.
There will be required for de-
ficiency IN the collection OF taxes
tl,6SO. 900; for the direct State tax
t22O4i. 1887. and for the redemption
and payment OF interest upon out
standing obligations OF tho city ma
Continued on Second Page)
The evening world., 1920-10-02
CONTINUED on Second Page }
COLER'S BUDGET
TREBLE THAT OF 20
Asks S2o,o32, ,266.7i for Public
Welfare Against $500, ,S6i.43
Last Year.

Bird q, Color. commlssi0nsr Of Pub
iio Welfare. has submitted 20 the
board OF Estimate hia departmental
neadA for next year which total l9O. .
0sl. .266.7i. This IL almost three tlmoa
more than Was required by the depart
mont In 1870, which totallod $500.
5ai.Ad
Commissioner coisr explains that
lS.g7s. 500 10 needed for nov buildings
and improvements ana additions Ia
many hospitals,
The budget shows Ar Increase ol
u,l00, 900 FOR p6rsonal service over last
yesr caused by higher salaries The
total for personal service Is N.l4A,-
si2at FOR supplies ne requests a.,
7oO,6to, nearly two and oas-hah nil,
llSAa in sEodss q io1o.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
BEATS THE MOVERS
BY BUYING FLIVVER;
SELLS AT $40 PROFIT
Banker Trucks All Household Be.
longingS Himself When Unable
to Get Vans.
- HER b the hrisf ntor.y I'D a

TVHTB IL the brief story OF a
man who beat tho movers
and then some. He 10 A.
Willis Moody OF the Blultnhio
Trust Company and his present
habitat ~ ths Park Avenue Ho-
tel Failing 90 adjust matters
with his landlord he moved out
N his uptown apartment and
looked for another. In vain he
searched,
Thon no took a suite at the
hotel for tho. winter and, 90 came
upon tho second horn OF tho
dilemma-there we're no movers
TO move him, Happy thought.
Ho bought a "nlvver" truck for
$500 and no and A.s son. who Il
curb broker, moved all the
household belongings, Including
the piano in ive trips. Then the
son sold the "hlVVer' for SfOO
The evening world., 1920-10-02
OLYMPIC ATHLETES
ACCLAIMED BY CITY
Decorated by Mayor Hylan After
Parade-To Be Dined at the
Waldorf Tonight.

Mayor Hyian pinned medals on the
breasts OF tho two hundred members
OF the American Olympic Team in
front OF the City Hall At o'clock this
afternoon. A parade down Fifth Ave-
nue., starting at slst Street. preceded
the presentation.
The formation Of the procession
wasi
Grover A. whalen. Grand Marshal,
and staff.
FIRST DTVIBIoN-Poues: tho 20
looo Department Band: the Executive
Committee OF tho Mayors COMMITTEES
In Nesting Distinguished Guests; tho
Executive Committee OF the Amateur
Athletic Union; tho American oly1n-
pic Team and the American Olympic
Committoa.
SECOND DrvISroN-ISsvsnth Reg
iment Band; detachment OF New York
Guard under Major DAILY; delegation
OF athletic associations of New York.
THIRD DIvGsloN-Firs Depart %
mont Bandl athletes OF tho Polios and
Fire Departments
The Mayor reviewed the parade
OF the returned athletes on its ar
rival at the City Hall and then con
fsFrSd on them specially - Ich med o
ais presented % thom by the City q
New York. Those who won points
IN the competitions At Antwerp re-
celvod particular designs,
The Olympic team will ba the
guests a. a banquet az mo Waldorf
Astoria to- night
The evening world., 1920-10-02
". MURRAY CRANE
DIES A VICTIM OF
SLEEPING ILLNESS
Noted Politician First Stricken
in Fight At Chicago for
World League.
WAS SAG. O.P. DICTATOR.
For Years He Had Not De-
livered a Speech or Submit
ted to an Interview.

DALTON, Mass Oct. a.-Former
United states Senator W. Murray
Crane, who has beon seriously IN for
several weeks, died suddenly\at his
home here early to-day
While in attendance at the notiroa d
ton ceremonies Of Gov Coolidge as
Republican Vice Presidential noml-
neN at Northampton, last summer,
Mr.. Crane was stricken ill. lie rocov-
cred quickly however. and Il was an 81
nounced that he was overcome by the
heat
A few weeks ago his condition be-
came so serious that he was confined
10 his bed
The former Senator's wife. his son,
winthrop Murray Crane jr.. and his
two sisters, Miss Clara l. Crane ami
Mrs. Harry o. Rates, were at his bod
side when The end came.
~ the Republican National Con
Nuuon last juno Mr.. Crane made
his League OF Nations fight against
the advice Of friends who realized his
health had been seriously impaired
by overwork.
The immediate cause OF death was
given by Mr.. Cranes secretary as
s,Bleeping sickness. He had been slcep-
'ang, the secretary said. for four or
rhve days. About midnight II was
realized the end was near and four
hours later ho passed away
The evening world., 1920-10-02
I'VE Have Failed and There's
No Alibi," Adds President of
National League
TO KEEP SPORT CLEAN
Wants Man in Charge Who Is
NoGn Game and of Nation
wide Reputation.
By Hugh S. Fullerton.
Copyright 1870. b. HUN 3. Fuii,r,ou.i
No indictments; rain: double.

tConyright. 1870. b. HuGh 3. Fullsr,on.l
No indictments; rain: double
header tomorrow.
With gamblers rushing TO Chi
cago 10 tell what thoy know and
TO attempt TO get from under. and
with moro and moro players
waiting 10 tell the Grand Jury the
stWy Of the disgrace OF the sport.
the Man Higher Up In tho bribery
ring may bo exposed at any
minute.
The charges that Arnold Roth
stein, tho New York sporting
man. was the man behind have
raised huge protest from his
friends and Rothstein has an
nounced that he 10 done with
gambling entirely
Rothstcin was openly named by
gamblers in Cincinnati and was
the man whose name was used as
the bRcker OF the bribery in
dustry. His declaration that no
met Bill Burns and refused 70
enter into rae conspiracy. and tho
evidence presented by him that
another person sent the telegram
signed with his initials, Offset tho
testimony.
~ NAL COMMISSION
MUST CO." SAYS HEYDLER.
Meantime. with half dozen
agencies busy uncoverinE the
crooks. Jack Heydlor. President OF
the National League, took the
FIRST big step toward the restora-
ton OF baseball.
THE National Commission
must 60" he told me yesterday.
"The people have no faith In US
and never will have. We have
failed. There 10 no anbi.
THE hope OF the game lies in
the establishment OF q court
which will handle eli cases. Il
must be composed OF men entirely
outside OF baseball. men OF ma
Continued on Second PaEa)
The evening world., 1920-10-02

} on September 2s, the Evening sun
stated that information was IN Ne
hands Of the investigating Ruthoritiss
In Chicago Indicating that the pro-
fessional gamblers who corrupted the
world series last year had already
begun 10 do the same In the series
this year.
This public announcement By q
responsible New York paper made d
my duty to investigate the report 10
the end that might onclaily know
before the coming series cOmmenood
II there was any basis Tor such staio-
ment. 1 Immediately teieEraphed the
prosecuting attorney IN Chicago ~
questing that he give me any infor-
nation that he might have upon ne
subject and invited the mRnagemsnt,
TO produce At my once all OF the
players OF the Brooklyn team who
were eligible 20 play In the coming
series.
The District Attorney IN Chicaso
wired me that he would be glad 70 CO.
operate with me. and that should any
evidence devoiope that could use ho
would communicate with me. I have
had no further communication from
him. have personally examined
every member OF tho Brooklyn team
eligible TO play.
This morning my attention has been
called 10 statements purporting 10
have been made by the Chicago States
Attorney. in substance. that some OF
this years major league games were
fiXed by gambling clique, and also
that he had information that The
groundwork had been laid 20 fix me
1920 series by thtis same rang cf
gamblers. l have wired 70 the Chi-
cago attorney to send me any such
information which he has. have noe
as yet received any answer. n ne
Chicago attorney furnlshed any lH-
formation 70 this office, or any proof
Is forthcoming at any time. of dis
honesty on the part OF either plagoF
or gambler, or any one, prompt prose-
eution will follow.
NY Investigations have not de.
closed = single suspicion that Tiers
has been any attempt to fix the cen.
Inc ssrloa. Not only haVs my lnvos-
tlgations failed 20 disclose any facts
that would lead me 10 believe that any
Brooklyn player had been approa0hst
but from my personal interview with
them | would think h would BE- Vory
dangerous for any gaHsbisr 20 a..
proaoh any one Of them SlAh a dis-
honest suggestion.
rwenty-fouF members of me BrooE-
lyn team were examined ~ ne ofloe
Of District Attorney LHWaA The.
burden OF all the statements. b.
players and management alike, wa
that none had received any propoaal
10 throw" the games,
The Robins examined this morninn
by District Attorney Lewis and As
sistant District Attorneys CaidwdlI
and Hemstre0t were md" K0hetoAS
Carroll Elliott Peter KilduR, J0hn
Aliljus, Manager Wilbert ROblnaan
President Charles H. Ebbota. Richa
MarQuard. Ivan olsOn. Bd PioG
Raymend 6oh1aaAdA ClaEonso MAeo
The evening world., 1920-10-02
GROVER BERGDOLL
SEEN IN NEW JERSEY7
Sussex County Freeholder Reports
He Was Driving an Automobile
Near HackettStown.

B'rsshoidoF Robert az. Rmith Of
6uaseX County. n. J.. rUportod 70 the
shorin at Newton, n. j. to-day that
ho had seen Grover Cleveland Berg
doll, wealthy draft dodEeF. At II
o clock thlS morning.
fs said nerEdoll was driving ar
automobile on tho road from And.
over 20 HRoksttHtown, Ho said hS
rad seen Befgdoll before and wa
certain Of the Identification. An
alarm was sent out To watch the
road
The evening world., 1920-10-02
HOTEL GOTHAM
SOLD FOR $4,OOO,0 900
William and Julius Manger, Pro
phetors Of the Neihehand,
Are New Owners.

Tho Hotel Gotham, elfth Avenue ana
bbth Street has boon purchased by
william and julius Manser, proprlstora
OF tho Hotel Netherland, Il was an
nOunosd to-day b. B L. Ansn. Woe
President OF the Hotel Holding Com
pany, who negotiated the sale for u, %
900. 900, including furniture, furnishings
and paintings,
The Hotel d0tham was built in 1904
bV the Hotsl H0iding Company.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
WISCONSIN HAS 1851 ,s3s.

wAsHlNGrON, DOT. I-Ths Census
bureau announced to-day that tho
population of Wisconsin is a.6sl .Oa0. an
Increase OF as7,J79, or laG psr cent,
since 1910.
OklahOma's population Is s.O1T sea, an
Increase OF 07O.AO9 or aiA por cent.
South Dakota has G8E ,saO, an Increase
Of bi ,9bi or 80 p6F cent
MiHalssippl has i7s0 l6a. . decrease
q 7lo12, ~ o. p0r cent.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
ITALIAN ENVOY LEAVING.
Baron AvSauaAR 90 Ne TraAsFsrrsd
60 More Important Post,

WARRINGTON, Dot a.--Baron Co
milo Romaho AvoEzana, Italian AM
baasador 10 tho United States, is 20 bs
transferred 10 smother post by hls dov-
ernment
Notice ~ mia transfer from Washing
ton was received ly tho Ambassador
to-day II Is understood that no IL 10
bo given a moro important position,
naron AVezaana was appointed Am
bassador 70 thia country just about a
year ago 10 guoceod tho tate V Macahi
"a Cell6ra who died Ia Washington last
Dot 70, He arrived hero early thld
year,
The evening world., 1920-10-02
Do Chnrre LandIord. MIth MnEar

CHICAGO. oct Charges Of
murder viii be preferred against nat
owners whose failure 20 provide .,heat
results IN deaths. Dr. John y. Robert
son. city Health Commissioner an
nounced to-day The nrst ~avs OF
winter brought nearly 100 complaints
agaiaAt ihsunlsian4 hsaL
The evening world., 1920-10-02
NO PLOT To FIX 1870 SERIES. /"
SAYS BROOKLY YN PROSECUTOR
AFTER EXAMINING PLAYERS
Lewis Gives National League Cham
pions Clean Bill of Health -
Would Not Be Healthy foI
Gamblers to Approach Them,
He Declares.

District Attorney Lewis following examination Of members Of s
Brooklyn National League Baseball today gave them clean h
of health in the following statement:
The evening world., 1920-10-02

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Ii..A - G: r. " W. s.i' ~ tA'' a''''' So
The evening world., 1920-10-02

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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-06

An English physician has invented a
new method of producing dyes from
Inorganic matter.