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hN''NN N'N 49, ". ~ - - ''fhff'f .
ClSCISSATI S. IslE- SouthoaHt sleeping
room, vsry desirable fnr summri. small
private adult family, iDrma rouHpnab. rof-
ercuocs. Also rltsEc m l"t Gsdsr l0ss.
MAIN. r.. l1lI-Largc cool room f1r rent
IN urlyatc h1mc lhpne 0siFe I3t5.
YOU SG lady employed wants room mate.
COO. nicely furuIEI'd room. slA IS. BuH
ton. osago $50.
CHEiL..G' ~. al.. ftani slropmF
r.om rl,ao In oarg act1
EiDELT fuiutrnnl ruYi rIr,piuE room
fuf twn. .isa'r family r.arr lH Phone
psars 1e.t nu. s.pth n,uEor
Boo private hafu" Gentlemen only Osaro
RS
FOI NENI sIcopinF ro0ma Call al 400
south Dheycnno ave.
5UEYESSE. s.. BIO Siceiy furniahsd
sleeping room connecting hath, Usage
Gise
H0STON. E.. I-5 Sleeping room fUr
gentleman clos" IN
ELWOOD. s.. 5lt-southeast tieeping
room s. pei week, u.YoKH ~ iurl
offlee Usage tfo5
FfFTH ". f22-Nicely furnished front
bodroomi gentleman only Usage mn
F0E FEST Siosly fufnl-lgI -IcepIuE
room rents reasonable. Adjoining bath
Phone il7s
SiCEIY furniaEei E.cepiug room adi5Td-
Ing bath, ivory furniture. Reasonable.
OAaEo SsAI.
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LEGAL.

{Publlsihes IN me Tul',a, oDaily worla
Publishing Company. FuhlishersD
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS-
MENTS FOR PAVING N STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUM-
BER ass. CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the Resolution ot
the Roard OF Commissioners adopted on
tho 18TH day Of June 1890, notice Is
hereby given that the BOARD Of Commis-
sionera OF the city 81 Tulsa. oklahoma
has examined the estimate and statement
OF the city Engineer as TO the amount of
the cost Of the asphalt pavement which
should DO assessed against the ahuttnR
property, the property benefited and
other property liable 70 assessment and
the owners thereof In STREET iM-
PROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 23s which
inciudea the following described portions
OF streets. to-wit:
zUNis AVENt'E. from the South
limo Of Third street 70 the North
line Of Hillcrost Addition.
And said Board ~ Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved tho aforcslid
statement aid estimate of the city En-
gineer aud has determined to assess the
cost ~ the Improvements In said District
against tho abut'lng property, tho prop
erty benefited and other property liable
10 assessment and tho owners thereof as
follows, to- Wit
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WEST Fufru aCiosc In, we'll furnished
sleeping room. Private home Usage
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uuSrbNt q. lio1a.A beautiful furnished
room Nv private home, bath adjoining
suitable ~ two or three gentlemen Cnll
panru gHrH
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it MOVE NEXT.


rAISTiNn AND DECORATING 80
. S UDgAN. painting uapcrhanEtng
and decorating. estimates furnished on
iarRc or .wan '0hs rhunc 1edsr a5t.
PAPEVUANGINg and decorating In all
lta branches. estimates Chesrfuliy given,
y fIthglland osage tJll
WALLPAPER
% and 60 cents per roll Plymouth WALL
paper and Paint co, 3l2 T.. Second. phone
12sA
a r HODGE. papefnanEins aud paint
Ing residence ~ ". ROaedals. Cedar
HEPAiRI>G AND KEMODELING 81
ron PLASTERING and all KINDS Of ro-
pair work also Wanting. call Usage se29
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TIiHD ~, G3ih Two nice cool house.
keeping rooms. modern ana close In,
Usage t7G0ai.
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tliEh ENNE s., N1a Nice cool sleeping
room upstairs. adjoining bath on uurth
Main car limo o. per week paags aAgs-J.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMs Ioit I,i

nooMs toh NrNi--ttnNlsnEn ~
hOSrpN 81 ot0-Onr nice Sleeping room
tor rrntlrman only
Si.EEflNt ROOM Upstairs. east front.
four istFc window. Hath, close Ia.
oraEc f.7g
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AUTOMOBILES


ArTENTION NUrU UINIIU8
Good location go exhibit used rrfs. space
for rent, also deck room aud con look
after sales See fliuncr HUuthWcat corner
Fourth and Bouidcr
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MonMr-I-NrlMNIsMrn

NICELY furnished rooms with board
home cooking and everything modern
Cedar f2T
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Garage for Rent

VIII build garage to suit tenant,
CLOSE in, South Boston, $3.50 per
month.
Phone OsAGE 376i
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AUTOMOBILES


At tONOnil - iuN SNil ~
FNit SALE Dodge urht truck. good coon.
ilu0n 500 each. .l3 EnHt FifFt Phone
'lNht" l"h'
A,tU -trttitN Nh WtrNiHS ~
TIUU- @ aENtI 8 1tstn now Goodrich.
20 u,r cent Discount ll IS hipdN.
AUTO repair nt your home, expert me
,haul,. ~ yc'I' experience. 90 per
GOODWIN 3 WuttEtL. auto ana lFni.
ton repair ahop IN tcRr NJ 40 " Ihlri
TIRE HEPAiRISG-- Used tires, test
work aud service in Iulsa ~ w htadi'
A,ros ioR uiRr--uARAGIs is
GAWAGE fof rent In goo BLOCK x Don
yer can Usage iibo between a. W.
aud =. m. .
FON NENT-Spacc toI onr car in cement
bascmeut ~ glt Nogslcs
fOR SALE ~ trade cheap. 1914 Cadillac
roadster. tHnr' alll-l
FOR sNIE-iB9o model Totd sedan. good
condition. electric lights ANA starter,
5000 cash. balance Hrranred. bHtEc oltl
HUDSON fpr sale go roadster, To move
n quick $3.50. sutton Motor Co, FIRST
and Denver Ste. ASK FOR Ma Moore.
FOR SALE Hudson $40 two.psssengcr
roadster tAbo. can be seen Mt lil0 "A.
miral
ron SNLEapaigc seven passenger il In
now condition. can arrange terms. Mt
Mopfc lob p. llenNrr.
FOR SALE Mitchell five .paasouEcr, lust
oNcrhnulpd, new paint, viii sell az a
bargain; terms. Soc Mr. Moore, 2si W
IitHt st.
FOR SAIE---tadlllao roadster M-b7. 1912
n Hustun. OsaEo $50.
ELWOub. 81. ll2l-Gsrago flr rent
GARAGE Tor rent-I3O6 South Chcycuno
phone osagc liiG after $50 >. m.
MAIN. 8. i22s-uurago Tor rent. Usage
$3.50.
ron KENr--GarBFe. 7i3 & Frisco st,
phone Usage 4tsT.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES ~
EXCELSIOR motorcycle for sale. oHnga
2lSS or 1850, good condition. Nol \.
Main or s21 s. Main. y. l.. Keeling.
whSTED--AtTOMoB ~
81 GOO ROYALTY certificate paying &2o
monthly 10 exchange Tor car. Phone
Cedar -
WANTED--Fotd roadster. phone osag'
GlS2 Or Usage l6..
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BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS ron NNisnID ~
QUAKER. 4. 1901 Nic,y furntahod
tuut toomt rrlvatc ha,h. pasEc alie
nOsTON. 81, sli siocpinF room al
ioininG bath modern home, reasonable
Eontlcman only -
DENVER s., bsp.-s adjoining bed rooms
Tor fcnt 1 block from car tine. ueHse
6osT0N. s,--iarg9 f[op' room on 90, 80,
PERSONS ' rhoue osHFe oe?s
NOWF0TK. 4, 3ib sicepinE room for
rent near boarding house
ANIMAL ~. t636-- slecpius rooma Tor
rcnt near boarding house. ueago
sesb
TUNTp. ~, no-i.arge ricasant south
east room. privata family close In.
rhone Osaec sos .---------
EOR NENT Three nice furnished rooms
with bath on il,ney line SSt sou'h
Nanthus Ihnhe pHhfe bhpu -
TERMINAL uO1Ei. MAIN srREEr
opposito Frisco station; special summer
rates, elegant southeast rooms, nice ann
rool running water In rooms prlNh,"
bath " per wochi cleanest hotel IN Tulsa.
JEFFERSON HOTEL
af6 sOUT BOULDER
Very desirable outside rooms
shower and tub baths; private or
connecting. Special wpky rates
Phone CRnuc ls71 or osage s9t6.
EEFISEp YOUNG ialy Wishes roommate :
t,,s. front room south exposure, pfi.
Vnte family. south side. walking distance.
meals II desired Phone Osare t1t7,
TIiRn. ", ohih Nice cool Houth sleep
ing room; modern and close IN Usage
e7GO-i -
GTiTiIiIiE, S,, l23--Nice elceping room IN
private homei good locstioh, cedar ibt
NiCE sleeping room for rent privilege OF
living room. cali OHaEo t6th,
FOU UEN1--Very reasonable one or two
-. a sVaN0 al.
in Usage d7fs.
.DNH LARGE slesninF room for rent for
one OF twe. -diolnlns hslh sed.t ie.s.
rpIgCo N, aii--One modern front sleep
ing room nico and cool private en-
ssEG
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
board OF education Of consolidated district
No. l. Tulsa County, oklahoma, at tho
office Of the Architect, 4O5 Security Bldg,
1920. For the construction and compile
tion OF two-story and basement school
building, TO be located at Turlcy, OKLA
homa. In accordance with tho plans and
specifications prepared by Chas. 4. Mac
Donald, Architect. 4O5 Security Bldg
Tulsa. oklahoma
Each proposal must be accompanied by
n certified check In the amount OF five
per cent OF the bid, the same being made
payable to the treasurer OF the school dis
trict. as a guarantee that the successful
bidder will enter into "A uniform contract
and furnish a satisfactory bond for the
faithful performance Of the contract.
Plans and specifications can be pro-
cured at the office Of the architect
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids
W. l.. BRITTON. secy.
In the District Court in and for Tulsa
County. Oklahoma.
BERTHA BLACKER, Plaintiff, vs..
BILL BLACKER, Defendant.
No. iO,36i.
NOTICE TO THE DEFENDANT;
Rertha Blscker, viii apply to the District
Court OF Tulsa County. Oklahoma, Tor n
nunc pro tune order In tho above styled
case to modify the decree entered on jan
uary 18th, 1920, 10 make definite by legal
description the property awarded 10 her
signed. BERTHA BLACKER,
2. II. MORONEY. Atty. Plaintiff.
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NANTtrlS B, bg9-One iargn aleepthE
room adjoining bath. gentlemen onlr
~ blocka from jltney Phone Cedar
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EtuUTU ". 1.-Two nicely furnished
rooms Tor Two or four gentlemen. close
In Phone 79g1
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Ilk REMARD

sTRAYEp--Two mules; both blemished;
ono black horse mule blcmishcd In hook;
one light brown mare mule, walks on toe
OF hind foot; I will pay SO Tor intorma.
ton. p. W. Voyles, Drumright, Okla. Box
lTT.
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lltNiNilEb summer cuttngoa on the
river aud scenic auto road. three miles
from town. beside big cool spring fine
water. boating bathing fishing. also five
room modern bungalow In town for sum
mrr write ros sgt. Nrosho, Mo.
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MY THESE two beautiful lots direct
on north pidc In the path uf rapid dc.
volopment, I will soil thpso two lots Tor
5000 each with only $50 cash and balance
to snit buyer See \ n Turrlc. Lombard
addition north of country club For 'uls
or trade.
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MAIN. NJ llIA lhrNU sleeping room
nauth exposure. private home Con.
venlent car and iitney. Garage II doHircd
1uRuo a9tl.W
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CLEAN well mrnlahod uoni room. Nd
Joining bath cln4c IN one OF two
nnnlIrmcn- phnnn Oaanc lll
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EMPLOYMENT
mrIp wANTED--MALE

HALFWAY MAIL cierks II55 month
experience unnecessary Young men, ~
upward, desiring clcrkshps. write for
free particulars Examinatlons July ~
j. Leonard. former Ciyi Service
Examiner. 1895 Equitable BidE. Washing
ION. u, c.
WANTED EKperinnced driiler Tor Ma,
tional drilling machine. Apply issS
South DenySr.
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ron RENr- TaTro- cool Tscpins roomi
rInae IN Whining hnth OsaFe aaI2.I.
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.bNOTkMAN. MT hbt- Nicely urniahrh
south east room with connecting bath3
nonlInmhn only N.lHn l.tn.
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AitO .tii'tiiN NM UirNINN

FDU SALE Dodge urhi truck. good ,Hu
lIuun 500 each. rl3 EuHt Firt Phone
nsaro HgtH
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
France Ready
TO Agree On
Reparations
Settlement of Terms To Be
Imposed Upon Germany
Expected To Be Reached
Before End of the Year
New Plan To Be Drawn
Paris Then Likely to Waive
Objections to Former
Enemy Entering League
By Ralph Courtney
Special Gable to The Tribune

Spec1df CdoIe to The Tribune
Copyright 1920. New York Tribune IncD
PARIS, Oct. 24.-The Tribune CORE
spondent is able on trustworthy au-
thority to give in substance the con-
tents Of the latest notes which have
oeen sent to London by the French
Foreign Office and to foreshadow the
probable program of international
events for the next few weeks as shown
in those dispatches.
The plans for conference at Geneva
are to be resumed where they were
broken off nearly month ago, when
Premier Delacroix of Belgium and
President Millerand changed their
minds and agreed to oppose meeting
tne Germans there, as had been planned
"hen the Spa conference closed.
1T has been decided that the Allies
probably will meet the Germans at
Geneva toward the end of November.
Ihe French are insisting that the Al
hes meet the German delegates only
IN consultative way and not for anv
such round-table discussion as was car
ried on at Spa.
Opinion in high French circles now
appears to be optimistic on the cues
ton of German reparations, and the be-
lief prevails that it will be settled sat
sifactorily before the end of the year.
According to plans now afoot new
reparations contract will be drawn up
and signed by the Allies and Germany,
to supplement- the provisions of the
treaty of Versailles. In drafting the
new contract France is understood to
be ready to make concessions to Ger
many in the matter of reparations, but
she desires to make them of her own
free will France complains that An
glo-German pressure was exerted on
her at Spa as a result of the admission
of the Germans to the discussion of the
question, and France refused to yield
to that pressure
If Frances desire to meet the Ger
mans only in q consultative capacity
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

Grant that she came for the purpose
OF viewing the body of Major Scan
land. She believed, it is alleged, that
man resembling the newspaper de-
scription of Major Scanland was one
OF four men that visited her home last
Monday night. Her husband, J. Will
lam May. she said, from whom she is
separated, was one of the men who at
tempted to spy on her.
Edmund Jenkins, negro, was ar
rested last night at Clarendon. Va,
and is being held for investigation.
jenkins claims to be an insurance COL
lector.. When searched a diary, ap-
parently written by an ovescas SOL
dier, was taken from the prisoner. The
entries in the diary show that its
original owner had been in. Berlin,
Paris, Rome, Manila and Panama.
1t is not believed, however. that the
negro had any connection with the
killing of Scanland. He claims to have
found the diary. During the war
Major Scanland was on the Austrian
front and later detailed with the Amer
lean expeditionary forces at Genoa,
Italy.
The coroner's jury at Alexandria to-
day found that Scanland came to his
death by being struck with blunt
instrument in the hand of an unidenti-
fed party.
The dead mans wife and his two
sisters reached Washington to-day, and
will remove the body to Scanland's for
mer home in Kentucky tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
Police Trace Two
Clews in Staying
Of Maj. Scanland
Storekeeper Tells of Hear.
ing Woman Scream Near
Scene Where Army Off
GERS Body Was Found
From The Trtbune's Washiuotos Bureau

From The Trtbune's Wdshtnotos Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i.-Tw, clews
were being followed to-day by the Vir-
ginia and Washington police in seeking
the murderer of former Major Frank
M. Scanland. whose mutilated body was
found Friday in the woods near Alex
andria, Va.
The suggestion that the former army
officer was attacked and beaten to
Mexico, where, it is alleged, he was
convicted and sentenced to four years
for manslaughter, and later was re-
leased under bond, was made to the po-
lice by an army officer. who intimated
that the majors return might have i'm
plicated others who so far have es-
capped questioning in the case.
The other clew, volunteered by a
storekeeper at Hume Spring, town be-
tween Washington and the spot where
the body was found, is that on the
night of October IS, the day Major
Scanland was last seen alive, woman's
from a swiftly moving automobile
going in the direction of Alexandria,
Officials advanced the theory to-
night that Major Scanland was slain
in a house in Alexandria and his body
removed in a wagon or an automobile
to the place where it was found.
Clothing Not Damaged
In support of this theory detectives
pointed out that, although Scanland's
body was battered and bruised from
head to toe, indicating that there had
been prolonged struggle, the clothes
ne wore were comparatively free from
dirt or other signs of a fight in the
open. 1t is the belief of authorities
that Scanland was beaten by two men.
and it is quite likely, the police say
that either one or both assailants
bear body marks of the encounter.
Mrs. j. William May, a Washington
woman, visited the undertaking estab-
lishment where the body of the slain
man is being held yesterday and was
questioned by the police
Mrs. May, it is said told Inspector
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

until the whole new rcparations con-
tract has been settled is satisfied. and
should the Germans be willing to &C.
ccpt the new agreement, it is probable
that France will then waive all obiec-
tions to admitting Germany to the
League of Nations.
The following are the probable
stages through which the new repara-
tions agreement will pass, as suggested
IN the recent notes EXCHANGED bv
France and England on the subject Of
reparations:
1t is believed first that England will
accept the program as has been worked
out in the correspondence. Bv the
first of next month the Reparation
Commission will have in it's hands ali
the details for the full amount of Cor
many's debt. 1t therefore, will i'm
mediately choose committee of tech
nical delegates and instruct it to pro-
ceed to Brussels for conversations
with experts representing the German
government. These conferences will
take place during the first few DAYS Of
November and probably will last four
or five days. After the discussions, the
Allied technicans will draw up re-
port of their findings and transmit it
to the Reparation Commission.
NOHlCIcUCc % DE Limited
Germany will then be invited to send
representatives to Geneva to meet the
Allied ministers in a consultative ca
pacity. but in all probability the meet
ing will be confined to the Ministers of
Finance of the various nations. The
Allied representatives at this confer
ence will then draw up a report of a
more general nature dealing with DO
litical matters, and this also will be
handed to the Reparation Commission.
With these two reports the Repara-
tion Commission will then make a final
decision, not only on the question of
the sums to pe paid by Germany in
reparation for damages, but also on
the manner in which the reparation
debt must be discharged
The Supreme Council will meet early
in December, in the absence of the
German delegates. to agree upon the
guarantees to be inserted in the new
reparations contract, which will then
be ready for submission to Germany
for her signature The guarantees
which the Allies will ask probably will
be the seizure of German customs re-
ceipts and of railway revenues and
further occupations of German terri
tory by Allied trOops
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
Debs's Liberation Predicted

Harriet Stanton Blatch and Morris
Hillquit addressed big Socialist rally
at the New Star Casino yesterday after
noon. When they had finished the po-
lice had to clear lane through the
crowds which packed 107th Street be-
tween Park and Lexington avenues.
Mrs. Blatch, after urging women to
support Mr.. Hillquit, who is running
Tor Congress in the goth District, and
other Socialist candidates, predicted
that President Wilson would free Debs
before election "in order that his sue
cessor should not have the honor and
glory Of SO doing"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
Duke of Aost:a
Sought as King
In Rebel Coup
Italian Nationalists Said to
Have Aimed to Insure
Settlement of Adriatic
Question by Revolution
Republic an Alternative
Newspapers Publish Elab.
crate Details of Their
Plot to Depose Emmanuel
Special Cable TO The rrs,,, >,


Copyright. 1890 New York Tribune 1,c,
MILAN, Oct. 24.-The Nationalist n,o+
;or a military coup d'etat Tor the eyer
throw Of the government or Novenber
!. the anniversary of the second hattie
Of the Piave, involved the deposinp Of
King Emmanuel and the placing of an
other member of the royal family. the
Duke Of Aosta. on the throne, accord
ing to fresh revelations made in Rome
to-day. In the event OF the failure Of
this plan a republic was to be pro-
claimed under the temporary nresi.
dency Of General Caviglia, former Min
ister of War.
The plot, Of which elaborate details
are printed in the newspapers, grew ont
Of the desperate determination of tho
Nationalists to prevent a settlement of
the dispute with Jugo- Slavfa over
Fiume and the other conquered terri
tories along any such lines as have
been proposed by the Allied govern
ments or even By the Italian Premier
himself
Giolitti's Policy Denounced
The Nationahsts have been furious
over the stand taken by Giolitti in the
discussions with the Jrgo- SlMs, and
decided that they would prevent an
"sntiItalian" settlement at any cost.
They agitated first FOR tn, Immediate
overthrow of Giolitti's ministry, but
as Parliament was not then in session
their efforts failed and tho pro,,;o,
weathered the storm of their disap-
proval
The Nationalists then resorted to
their plot against the King, hoping that
hy placing in his stead the Duke of
Aosta. who is exceedingly popular for
his gallant fighting on the Pave, would
assure settlement Of the Adriatic
question along lines more favorable to
Italy. Neither the Duke of Aosta nor
General Caviglia has been active in the
Vaccinations, it is said and both have
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

q left the Democratic party" said
Mr.. Malone, because was disguised
with the Wilson Administrations
Senator Frederick VI. Davenport.
former Progressive leader. and the Re
publican member frori Oneida County.
introduced Mr. Malone. Senator DaN-
export confined his remarks 70 an at
tack on the Wilson League OF Nations
declaring that If we accented K. II
would embroil the United States in the
constant quarvels of the Oll Worla
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
Britain Enforces Drug Act

LONDON, Oct. 4.-The dangerous
drug act now enforced here is deslgned
to reduce the use OF habit forming
drugs, which has grown rapidly here
during the last few years; Under its
provisions licenses are require! for the
import and export of tncse drugs
London and Liverpool are the only
ports through which raw opium may
be imported, while III, manufacture,
sale or possession Of opium prepared
for sm oking is prohibited.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
Malone Pledges Housing Aid
+ Farmer-Labor Candidate Prom.
ises Better Milk Distribution

Dudley Field Malone, Farmer-Labor
candidate for Governor, speaking in
the Church Of the Ascension last night.
said that, if he is elected, he viii es-
tablish milk distribution stations
throughout the cities, will try to solve
the housing problem and in other ways
go after the high cost of living.