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

Omitted frcnn Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. March s--No com.
pre- IL going 90 b. a handy exprrn-
h!on for Georges Carpenter
with a shrng o. hls French shout.
d1ru, blank stare on his scaFicHB
face. and the attitude OF lost sheep.
the European heavyweight champion
will have a good defense ngains, the
mob that goes down to the dock this
month 10 ~get him"
Most OF those who /ush the gates
and get b. the customs officials for
= real closeup for Georges and his
bride. will want TO know when. where
and how he IL going 10 fight Jack
bmppcy. The film men will be ask
inE him II he knows how TO putty his
nosr. pencil hls eyebrows. oil his
locks. etc. Jack curlcy viii la Their.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
STAR ANGLE
TOURNEY TO
OPEN MONDAY

Come on. you billiard siickers'
The Stars city three-cuahion tour,
ney win open Monday. and II you
want to get non the city champion.
ships register at Brown & Hulen't
now.
There are no charges for entering
the series, and anybody is free u
sign up for the tourney.
Drawings will be made Saturday
for places in the lists. The series
VIII be an elimination affair until
the four leading players are de.
termined and this quartet win then
play once around for the honors.
Get In the swim. Sign up now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
City Basketball Title
Nav Be Decided at ~
Tonight; Other News
MacDougaIls Have Powerful Squad; Tacoma Series
May Start Here Saturday; Ballard PIaVeId Five Has
Claim and May Play Star League Winners; Al-Star
Team to Be Published Saturday
BY LEO III. LASSEN

Fighting for the basketball championship of Seattle the
Nac)ouga-S outhwick squad and the University Community
five will battle tonight in the second semi finals IN The Star
league the Y. NJ c. A. The game viii get under way
1T $780,
MacDougals win the department store crew will annex
the championship because they the first sefnas but
ii the Commuters wn the squads will play wo-out-
of-three game series for the title.
The MaeDougas have not lost game this going
thru both sections of the league with clean slate of wins
During the first half of the they five straight
games and then beat the Knights of Columbus the semi
finals They have down the line with five straight
wins and have qualified for the semifinals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
CARPENTER FACES STIFF
CHILLING UPON ARRIVAL

| TO learn " he knows enough Yankee
language IN tell his vaudeville audi
enoo a few stories Then there VIII
b. just the hangern-on With the bro
mldic line % Interview shots
"whaddye think Of American" How.
dye like married ilfez" "D'yuh thing
you'l win1'
All the business men who want the
champion In on a get-richquick
scheme VIII be singing In chorus.
How muchT
Dan Morgan, Paddy Mullins and
others Of serious mien. who live by
steering eofne 81 Americas braves
away from tho snareH and pitfalls OF
the ring. VIII be in the crowd.
Maybe Georges can't barley vous'
American. but be won't lose anything
hy 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
MacDougalls Battle University G
BILL REED AND BEsVO MRUVQSKY TANGG4E I'M \
|GIE@FfNA
(9cNGD q

Wsshingtou's final basketball s~vics
with Pullman here resulted In - 80
spin. fuiiman took tho first Ksms
~ 81 aud Washington snBeted the
second SO fo-ia
wssniuE,on'H five split every home 50
rfes With Waiting hoop teams this year.
whitman took Pullman down IN. ll-'
In a bahk ~sbaii tiit al WailA Walla Iasi
uight 10 Tho tune of 90 70 -
Bobby Janea, sensational Atlantic
Aid golfer. hs. declined the invite
item To Jsin the American golf tram
which viii Invade Isgfsnd. this be-
eaass 81 ths time involved In making
Tie trio.
Harry Msnssn. English hsutarn. wh'
claims 90 have borsd Jimmy Wilde. Eng.
Itch hyseiEni kinK. IN zo'r0und bout
has just arrived from Lngland ana vii
make his heine on the Coast lie whufi
ehAnrs 20 show what hs can do in th'
riag hers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
WHY KNIGHTS
tulsi f.ITED

The Knights of Columbus were
forced 10 forfeit thclr game to the
MacpougaIl son,hwick five because
the club five scheduled a game for
tho night they were supposed to have
played the department store team.
There WAS no other time TO play the
game. because IL eonflIeted with the
AacDougall schedule and the semi,
finals had TO be started this week
Whenever 1t was possible TO re-
arrange games on request they were
rc-scheiulcd. but Il was Impossible
to shift the game at the late date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Seattle Takes Hockey Lead

hsmemDtT Harry the futr-boHtd ksd Nho
broke into baseball FIRST baseman tfth the Portland
Beavers the old Northwestern league 1881 He that
big kid tciN druC buttons pdng
ball for the Detroit Tigers this season He Is one Of The
big stars IN the American league, and 800 hitter Quite
jump from the Northeastern league 10 the big show and
10000 bacteria income per one-haU onnnn-
When Holman playing In ah~ Noehwss..rn h.<u. h
sn s s", s s down z. $500 pr sA n, %
w",asn nfa.e o. about poo efr ea IN sc'e" years Nos
report wel,er Dell the big rsh,hanaer o, Vernon
rsers au The Coast Independent, baseball
ek OF The Jnnse Tribe himself having biz
wlls M,ehsn RE- p ns r ma sSI p n shd ' h
oo Vinegar n won't have lose pcts leaving
Tho league I'D
Rocky Mountain di', that Tub spence the pey sali Lake
club Rocky proposition be
working for ever, day in ihe
Hartford shortsop graduate
Seattle pitcher in the pitched
several times and thinks well Of him az an al p s ~
III Hartford could hit hard
Rose lie fields IKE big Lacquer bases well throws
n no sy qns ns s worn s is *. 8, 10. mis- YEAR p
ponnan, the circuit sSa
There win be plenty punch rirh. holding
Jobs In the Coast league this glance this wls
Crawford Los Angeles Ellington vernon:
Run "m s Sail nsA ,,s G SIN 90, assas
fell below the mark last year
Bi the former National umpire
Coast laEs THIS year has quite reputation comedian They called
they be much than
but the
Jack Adams phnly National catcher
He purchased by the local yesterday.
according to tho dope on Adams he ism much Of hitter but
ting the the a
lie win supposed
this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
WILL START FINALS
WEDNESDAY,, II NECESSARY

The first game Of the finals viii
De played at tho Knights Of colun
bus gym "Wednesday. II the a.riea il
necessary. OF course. win for the
MacDougalla tonight will put the
kibosh on the city series.
TWO other games are billed Tor the
=. OF c. floor Wednesday. Phoenix
Autuals and Piper 4 Taft win play
al .. m. and the knights Of Co.
iufnbus and Co. u will play ut !
D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Both Boys
Pack Real
HeWallop
Bert Forbes Meets Tough
Customer in Tommy Cello;
Other Bouts

Two OF the most promising heavys
weight prospects In coast ring circles
win toss gloves 81 each other at the
Crystal pool tonight. VIVID Bin REED
OF Lon Angeles and BeYo Kruvosky
Of San Francisco are the young
aamsons most concerned In tbs
headline dolngH. We have seen Reed
In action three times and he bears
watching. lie lacks experience. but
carries a good stiff punch and looks
like a conner. What Kruyoaky can do
we do not know. other than his
record shows a list Of eight knock
outs In nine starts. which speaks Of
a waIiop.
The winner Of tonights 70 Win
stand as one Of the rannng heavy
weights on the Coast. Eruyosiy -
claiming the heavyweight title. but
hardly has the right TO call the
crown his own until he llckH a fey
more 'tasplrantA." Just whom the
crown belongs 10 is q riddle and Tho
winner of tonight's mix viii have
just as good a claim as anyone else.
Bert Forbes. Seattle comedian.
who boxes on the side. win take On
Tommy Cello. one Of the ranking
California iighiwcights. in the serni-
windup. Cello lS well thought Of in
the South and Bert win have 10 BE-
at his best tonight
In the other bouts Red Gage and
Jimmy Clarke. two worthy Light
weights. viii aggrayate each other
for four rounds: Stan FITZGERALD
boxes Jimmy Harris. and Bud Fitz-
gerald takes on Harry Bcrtran o.
Vancouver. Il. c. The first bout gets
under way at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
NOTICE FOR
EU>>ERStf

II the MaeDougaII squad wins
the city title. the knights of Co
lumhus and University Com.
munity five will play a single
game to decide the runncr.up po-
sition- Tn. winner will then
play the Tacoma rnnner$up. II
usc Community five wins. tho
MaeDougali errw win be given
the honor. because Of their win
over the knights In their first
game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
NAY ARRANGE srsRIE-S
WITH ballard

Tho winners Of Tho star leagus
may meet the Ballard ptaysield tive
champions Of the playfinld league
Tho piayfield crew has kicked thru
with Is straight wins this year. and
have not yet suffered a rvvrr~~ This
managers Of The Star champs and
the playficld team may be able TO g~I
together and arrange such a series
after the city league Ia completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Likes Bush Baseball

Another major league player pre-.
fers amateur baseball TO tho foot.
lights Of the big top. Chick Candil
Of tho White sox viii manage a team
ut ST. Anthony, Idaho. this summer.
The baseball spirit in Idaho is said
TO be running wild. They pay big
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

Branch Rickey's eyes sec far. He
looked up the record OF outhelder
Edward BoFz.rt Of the Regina tsask)
club IN the Western Canadian loop.
and made terms with him TO show up
at Brownsville, Texas. for training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

Al Green, ir.. head the Chicago
net stars. lie WAS selected by the
ranking committee OF the Chicago
Lawn Tennis association TO top the
list. Green outranks Walter r..
Hayes, who for years has been the
leading player In the Chicago sec.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
How Clubs Stand
in Star League


saturday night AZ y. VI. G. A.. II
tbc MaeDeugias win tho title to-
night u tho fun lille ss~ie~ must
BE- played. the first game Of the
Ssrir. win be played herr Que
week from tonight III the "S."
Scob~y's Pirates. q team 81
youngsters. arc tho Tacoma
champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
8, I'M MAIN EVENT AT POOL
SCOTT PERRY DOESN'T
FEAR BIG BABE RUTH

u don't pitch any differ
entity 30 Ruth than 20 any
other hitter" says Scott Per.
~. Of the Athletics. "iie IL .
800 hitter and he Is going 20
hit every third time up. ]
have had best success with
my underhand bali against
him. ] mix them up, tho.
Trouble with most pitchers
wbrn Ruth h up IL thai they
pitch too hard. Whenever
you get two strikes ON Ruth
be ought to be easy. last
year he only made one homer
off me and before last season
none"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

PORTLAND. March s.--Mcmbers Of tn.
HEAVIER baseball squad. en- route to ON.
terio, Cal. are scheduled to stop at Sac
ramento today and start their sprinp
work by getting some pointers IN watch
ing Blil Rodgers Yippers work out
BorEs HOT sPRfNGs. Cal, March o
Pitcher Madison, obtained by tho poes
In y trade with Dallas, stepped out In
uniform for his initial workout and
showed the boys the stuff that won 20
games last sesRon In the Texas league.
STOCKTON. Cal, March Shay
Jordan, new ScAl spitball hurier,
who has pOt yet dossned y unlsorm.
y recevestng from IN attack VI plO-
Gea1ne pets6otnG. eeffered Just sitter
~ e1r1veA - 1sn1srs Astse.han
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

Goals; soore--First period; u)-Rent-
ne. murray. 1902. Second period. a.
Seattle. Foys,on from Riley. t.as. Third
period No score Final; Seattle 3. Van
couysr o.
Penalties First poriod-None Hecond
period. Seattle Rowe, 10 minutes:
Walker. minutes vaneouxey nora
Third period. Vancouver sklprsr. 10.
minutes Seattle None
eubstitutions. First period seattIe-.
Murray for Tobin. Vaucouyer--Nona
s'eoud period Murray. q minutes after
Rowe went off. delayed panaltv sva.
tenn. Rove for Murray. Third period;
Skinner for Taylor. Skinner for Adams
Adams. minutes after skinner penal
ICED 10 miuutoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

EIsINoRE. Cal. March s--rbe An.
gels wcro scheduled TO put In another
strenuous day drinking sulphur water.
climbing "ISiiiifer hill'' and tosslpg tho
ball around Tomorrow the Angels will
play che Sherman Indians
LOS ANGELES. March 1.-TWO
Vernon teams played q six inning
game yesterday, "Stumpy" Tding-
tons gang winning. Z To y. Mansg~r
Isssicl Is doing considerable worrying
because BropIts, uouck and Dawson
have not yet signed their contracts.
SACRAMENTO. March D. Fred Moii-
vita. received from Manager Hickey Of
the Cards. looks like the best fielding
first baseman seen on the local lot Walt
hccredte and - Of his Beavers dropped
into town this morptus % Their uAS 70
oataxiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
MJ,STAR SELECTION
SATt RDAY

The ailstar teams for Tho star
league season viii be published Sat.
urday. Playerr who have not par.
ticipated In five or more games VIII
not be considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Canucks Want Wright

Tho Canadian olympic committee
has put In a bid for the services OF
Coach Joe Wright TO handle their
rowing entry ut the Antwerp games.
The committee has already received
= grant Of $4,000 from the govern
100 q dnsaee TIE team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Victoria Win
Will Knot Up
Coast Race
Seattle Takes Lead With
Win in Vancouver

Victoria VIII tic the Coast puck
race into = knot with win here
Wednesday night when III. Arlsto-
Gratis tackle the locals In the last
regularly scheduled game OF the
year.
The way things stand now Seattle
leads the league. by virtue Of the win
over Vancouver last night. and Van
eouver Is hu, a half game behind
the Nets. And Victoria il the same
percentage behind the AiiIlonaires.
Just glance at the standing and
you viii get our meaning.
II Seattle wins Wednesday. the 10
calls VIII be The real leaders for tho
season. They will then play Off tho
title series Of home and home
game with the Vancouver club.
which is bound 10 finish second II Sc
attic wins here.
But other plans have 10 BE- made
II the Victoria team wins. as the
race Will be even up all tho way
around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

WiiBe Jackson. New York light
weight, d-risiseiy oufpoiufed JoIsnayV
Dundee. another >~w Yorker, IN .
io-round scrap In Gotham iast night
Hirh school coaches meet today ~
franz prrp school baseball schedule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

VANCOUVER. II. C.. March a.
Great work in the nets by Happy"
Holmes. Seattle goalie. Ia the only
thing that saved the visitors from
defeat here last night before one OF
the biggest hockey crowds Of tho
year. The Nets came out on top Of
"a 2 to count after three periods Of
desperate hockey. Murray scored
seattie's first marker In the first
period and Walker came back with
the final goal Of tho game In the sec
ond chapter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

The Commuters started out stronE.
winning their first three games In
the first half % the schedule. but
were badly defeated by the Macipoug
an squad and the Phoenix Mutuais.
Getting their bearings IN tho SECOND
half OF the race. they have come thru
with five straight wins. and ARE
going strong. Their q. 10 &c win
over the strong Spalding outfit give
The Cans some idea Of their class,
Alars Are ravorifcx
Tho MacpouEail aggregation viii
b. the favoritcs tonight. because Of
the class Of their individual PLAYERS.
uick Munson and George Smith. who
played with the University OF Wash.
inxton during the past season. are
both eligible 10 play with the depart
lmens store five.
Munson viii probably start the
zane at center. with Smith ~ ono Of
the guards.
Jack Davidson and Ralph Smith.
18th veteran Washington players.
viii be the choice for forwards. Doth
fellows have been playing u mighty
swe~t game. Dixon Shiyrley. an.
other Washington vet. may start the
game at center. He has been playing
this position all year.
Grover kcrtts. George ovcrton and
Bolts are the other guards eligible
70 play. kertia and overton have
been playing regularly lately.
And then the Macs have Dick
yxayn and Emil Guttafsor. former
Broadway high school stars. ready
20 jump into the game at forward
The afacDougaiis have the advant-
age. because Of their powerful TO
osgve strength
Community Lnnup
me Community five viii nndouht-
ely start Ward Bell and Henry
Woodcock at forwards This pair OF
youngsters has been going great
guns - the Inc OF shooting baskets
Dave Logg win open the game at
ernfsr. and Yves Rennis. veteran cage
player. and Ted Olsen. another
youngster. win open the game at
guards.
II the Community five wins to
night. the same two teams will meet
tomorrow night at the Knights OF
Columbus gym In the first game OF
the finals. The second game Of the
finals viii be played at tho \. NJ. c.
- Thursday. and the third game. II
Necessary. viii be held at the same
place Saturday.
Tracey Strong win handle the
whistle tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

The boxing commission nj Port
land. Ore. is planning to build a box.
ing arena that VIII seat 10000 people.
II will have Undiscovered seats.
Lives Of great incn remind ms that
George Meredith. brother OF the fleet
Ted. has entered Penn 70 try 70 dup
lica&e his brothers antio2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
GOSSIP OF TRAINING CAMPS

OAKLAND. Cal. March s.--The
Oaks spring training IL In fulf swing.
Twenty men were ON deck yesterday
for tho first workout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02

White Main sock M
Petticoats, with wide SSC
EN- b r oidery ruff1ed
flounce. The under. or dust,
flounce adds to the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
REDS HIT WRANGEL
FOR CHEAP VICTORY
Desire to Bolster Morale Un-
dermined by Defeat by
Poles.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1920.
CONSTANT1NOPLE, Turkey. Sep
TENDER 1.-The red offensive started
against the army of Gen. Wrangel in
the Crimea is progressing. After a
fight lasting two days the bolsheviki
succeeded in crossing the Dnieper
river and now occupy the east bank.
their front running through Bolshoi,
Lepetika and Aleshki.
Two columns are now advancing
simultaneously toward Perekop on the
gulf of that name. The reds are also
massing forces on line south of
Melitopol and kapovka, while strong
cavalry detachments have arrived at
Recovo. threatening the railroad.
Though Gen. Wrangers losses were
slight. he was compelled to withdraw
from Perekop.
The reds are estimated to number
10000 bayonets.
to the need of the bolsheviki for a
cheap victory to raise their spirits
after the Polish defeat. They also
hoped that this success would compel
Gen. Wrangel to withdraw the COL
umns he has sent to Taganrog,
Rostov. Ekaterinodar and Novoros-
SySk. to support the rising of the
kuban and Don Cossacks.
The reds have only insignificant
forces in that region and are worried
lest a successful rising there cut off
Moscow from one of the richest
regions Of southern Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
Fall Suits Worth $4,000

in sizes for misses and women. Ex-
clusively designed models in high or
long straight line effects. with chenille
or silk embroidery and pleated or shir-
red skirts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
Polish and South Russian
Joint Operation Subject
of Present Negotiations

WARSAW, September 1-Negotia-
tions for joint operation by Polish
and south Russian forces are going
on between the government here and
Gen. Baron Wrangel. Cooperation be-
tween the Poles and Ukrainians is
declared to be a grave menace to
the bolsheviki. and it is said the lat
ter have shown their appreciation
of this by offering important conces-
sions to Poland at the expense of
Lithuania..
These offers. it is asserted. were
made by soviet representatives at
semi-official conferences with mem
bers of the Polish peace delegation
while it was in Minsk.
CONSTANTINOPLE, August 81 (by
the Associated Press).-The retreat
of Gen. Wrangel. head of the south
ern anti-bolshevik forces. along the
Dnieper is explained here by his lack
of heavy artillery. The soviet troops
have reached Novo AIexievka and cut
the railway, threatening his commu-
nications in Taurida province.
Gen. Wrangel has begun a counter
attack against the soviet center. One
of his columns landed on the Sea
of AZov. but was repulsed, accord
ing to advices received here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
D'ANNUNZIO MAY RETIRE.
Leader at Fiume Discouraged by
New States Cold Reception.

LONDON. September IA dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph from
Rome quotes the Popala Romano as
saying Gabrielle d'Annunzio has de-
cided to abandon Fiume because of
disappointment "at the cold recep-
ton the Inhabitants of Fiume gave
his proclamation of a constitution for
the Italian regency of Quarnero," a
new state which was to comprise the
city Of Fiume and several of the is
lands in the Adriatic sea-
The existence of the state was to
be officially declared September IL,
according to d'Annunzio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
|SAYS ARMEN|A'S
future IS DARK
Col. Haskell on Way to See
President Wilson on
Boundary Question.

CONsTANTINoPLE. September 1
tby the Associated Press).-The
Turkish nationalists have proposed
an armisfice with the Armenians
until President Wilson has defined
Armenia's boundaries. it was an
nounced here today.
(The- supreme council of the allies.
on recognizing the independence of
Armenia in April last. left to Presi
dent Wilson fettlement of the boun-
daries of the new state.)
Future Held Gloomy.
PARIS. September 1-Col William
N Haskell, allied high commissioner
in Armenia since last October, on
his arrival in Paris en- route to Wash
ington, said the future of Armenia
was gloomy.
Armenia has no boundaries to-
day" Col Haskell said. 1.-The Ar
menians and Tartars, being scrambled
together very much. it would be i'm
possible to draw boundaries within
which the population would be pre-
dominantly Armenian, the only ex-
ception being several cities. In fact,
there probably are more Tartars than
Armenians in the country, and they
are racially. religiously and political
ly apart. The Tartars would laugh at
any boundaries laid down by the
allies.
none could justly be given on racial
grounds. and If it did have "a port.
some foreign power would have to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
lYNCHBURG PAYS 81, 500.

LYNCHBURG. Va. September q
The new city manager council OF
Lynchburg was organized yesterday
by the election of Fred Harper as
president and Ernest Williams vice
president, Mr.. Harper becoming may
or by virtue of the office. Edward M
Beck, lately of Auburn. Me-, was
elected city manager at salary OF
$500. The Office of city engineer and
all municipal boards were also abol-
ished.
For sixteen years the city has had
a dual form Of city council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
build considerable railroad line into
the interior.
Independence n0ubtful

The, plan of Independent Armenia
seems doubtful because the race is
living almost entirely within the old
Russian empire and l have never met
any kind of Russian but who insisted
that Armenia, Georgit. and Azerbai-
Jan must some time return to the
mother. Russia.
Even if Russia allowed it freedom,
Armenia could not be self-support-
a bone. 1t has no oil or coal and prac-
tically no minerals and could not
trade with other countries, because
there are no. exports.
Col Haskell added that the country
has food supplies for eight months,
thanks to 10000 tons Of American
flour and the big harvest the Ameri-
can mission encouraged the people to
plant.