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Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01
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Notice / hereby gvel That
Thomas r. Pail has fIe6 ..I-
tIcn in the Chan cry L-lu Of
ucmDstaad County AIkaHsaL
for conforr nt7n of title in him
to the Northeast quarter North
west quarter, and the Nol-
west quarter Of tine No thcaat
quarter Of Section Th cJy-slx
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Range Twenty-Five (25) west,
containing go acres, H. ore or
less.
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WARNINC nRnEn

No. Gt2. I'm the Nr7-crv
Court Of Hampstead County.
Eta Roberts, Plaintiff,
VS..
3ey.I Roberts. Dcfendam
the Defendant Bar.n
.rlo is warned TO appear p
.ou within .lirty day
the complaint 0
-0sa MY hand md tu.
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AUGUST. 1920.
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Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

WARNING ORDER

Before A. ]. Robins. Mayor
and Ex-ofIicio J, P, Ozau Town
ship.
Jones-Barrow Mercantile Co.,
vs..
w. D. Scott.
The defendant, w, D. Scott
is warned 20 appear in this
court within thirty uays enc
rwa~ the complaint of the
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itor5 Sunday afternoon
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Sutton were in the city Sunday
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aMaivern Lumber Company
spent Sunday With homefolk3
here.
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i,. sl friends IN TeXarkana,
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confined to
gtac1 Of ma
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then tJner here.
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Monday.
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Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01
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Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

FOR SALE-A good 12Oa
farm for sale, 3 miles of Hope
on Hope-Washington road. A
well improved new house, new
barn, two tenant houses. See
Ru!In White, Hope, Ark. 37-3t.
Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

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Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

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Monday.
Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

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Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

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Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

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Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01
itorl Sunday afternoon.

Mr.. and Mrs. lsby Turner Of
Sutton were in the city Sunday
Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

PcwellByers, an employee or
aMaivern Lumber Company
spent Sunday With homefolEs
here.
Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

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naa. sn- ~ with Miss
Washington telegraph., 1920-10-01

Miss LetIa Era&2r spent Sun
IT,. a.l friends in TeXaTkana,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
CHARGE EBERT
WITH TREASON
Arrest Of Erzberger and
Bauer Ordered

LONDON. March fb.--An Eek.
change Telegraph dispateh By way OF
Amsterdam says the new German
revolutionary cabinet will meet Tues
day.
The cabinet. according TO the dis
patch. has ordered the arrest OF
Matthias Erzberger. former minister
Of finance under President Ebert
a news agency dispatch from Ber
lin says President Ebert and Chan.
ceiior Bauer viii be arrested on
charges Of high treason.
A news agency dispatch from Ber.
lin says the conscrvatives. national
lists and liberals have agreed 10 sup
port Dictator Won Knpp, provided ex.
pert ministers are appointed and cleo
ton writs issued within 80 days
The war office today razetettsd
Lieut.. Gen. Sir r. l.. ~. Morciand
Ia be commander In chief OF the Brit.
iah army on the Rhine.
a Berlin dispatch says that n gen
ernl strike has been called In the
great Krupp steel works at Essen.
Gen. Won Lusttwitz, minister Of
defense IN the revolutionary govern
ment In Berlin. declared In an inter
view that tho general strike In Ger.
many will be suppressed. the revolu-
tlonints ugng machine guns II neces
aary. a Berlin dispatch said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
U. S. WATCHING.
GERMAN MOVES.
Baker Expecting Word From
Yankee Commander

WASHINGTON. March fs.--Pres.
ident Wilson and tho state depart
ment today adopted n policy Of
'watehful waiting" pending indloa~
tons OF the course which viii In TAX.
en- By tho allies In tho German up
heavai
Interest here conferred on tho meet.
ing which VIII be held today between
Marshal Foch. Field Marshal Sir
Henry Wilson. chief OF tho British
staff. and Maj. Cen Henry T. Alien.
commandor-in-ch chief OF tho American
army Of occupation In Germany, at
Mayence. French headquarters on
tho Rhine. II IL understood the
meeting was called by f>ooh. 20 de-
tsrmine on allied military action. In
view OF the revolution.
while Secretary Baker has rcceiv.
Cd no word from Gen. Allen bearing
on the revolution. IL was said that
tho American commander has full
authority TO participate In tho con.
ference. Allen. however. has no
authority "a bind the United states
forces, II was pointed out. except In
so far an he IL permitted by tho con
ditions Htill existing between the
United States and Germany.
Baker expected TO be advised Inn
mediataiy by Allen OF the progress
and results OF the supreme military
conference
Allen Immediately win use hi,
command OF approximately $4,000
troops at Coblenz TO enforce order In
the German territory occupied by the
United States forces. II being under
stood that his orders direct him TO
preserve peace In the occupied area.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
At TIMES REAGER
COULDN'T WALK
A step, he SAYS
II He STOPPED Over, Was
Unable TO Straighten
Up-Tanlac Ends
Trouble

"If had gotten hold Of Taniac
sooner i would have been saved a
trip 20 California and many a dollar
spent for medicines which did mo
no good. for since taking II 1 have
gained eleven pounds and am In the
best OF health" said J. II. Reager.,
Retml, Wash. a carpenter and
builder.
For the past three years ! had
suffered from stomach trouble and
rheumatism. until last July. 1919.
l had 20 quit work. and after taking
many different kinds OF treatments
and medicines and even going TO
California In an effort TO regain my
health. without getting any better.
had Just about come 20 the conciu-
sion when ! started taking Tanlac
I would never be able 20 work again.
I had no appetite and when did
manage 20 force down a little some
thing 20 eat suffered terribly with
Indigestion. After every meal I
would bloat UP with gas something
awful and II would press against
my heart and lungs SO that l could
hardly breathe. Why. could not go
upstairs or walk the least distance
without getting out Of breath and be-
coming badly exhausted. I was in
constant pain from rheumatism in
my hips, back and shoulders My
back hurt me 30 bad all the time II
stopped over I could hardly strGghtcn
UP and nj times II was absolutely
L.. al
suffered with severe headaches just
about all the time and would have
such dizzy spells could not walk
without staggering and often had tn
grab hold OF something 20 keep from
falling. My nerves were badly up
set and was 10 restless ] could get
but little sleep. lying awake nearly
all night long every night Just roll
ing and tossing from one side OF the
bed TO the other. ! felt tired ana
worn out all the time and had no,
ambition or energy. -
Il had heard and read 20 much,
about the good Taniao was doing
others ] decided 10 try II myself. and
l began 10 improve right after taking
the first bottle. I continued taking
II until now ] have a splendid appe-
tite. can eat anything ] want and
never have a particle OF trouble
afterward. ! am never bothered
with gas or shortnsss OF breath and
have not had the headache or dizzy
spell since | started taking Tanlac
Tho rheumatism has left me entire
ly and can now get around az good
az I ever could. Ny nerves arV IN
splendid shape. sleep well and h1vs
regaincd my strength so that nov
feel as good as I ever did TanlAs
has simply put me on my feet aGair
and am glad OF the opportunity u
say a good word for 81"
Tanlac is sold in Seattle by BArSen
Drug Stores under the personal d.
reciion OF n special Taniac represen
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
REVOLT TO FAIL,
| IS EBERT VIEW
Oeposed German President
Is at Dresden

LONDON. March i5.--The govern
ment OF President Ebert has refused
TO negotiate with the Berlin rovolu-
tionists. Ebert declared In an inter.
view at Dresden. according to n dis.
patch here today.
Ebert was quoted in tho interview
AZ expressing fun confidence In tho
outcome OF the present situation
The new Berlin government already
has offered to negotiate with VS.. but
we have refused absolutely" Ebert
said. according 10 the dispatch. we
take tho ground that the new govern-
ment In Berlin does not represent
any party group. IL In merely few
partsans who have seized power tern.
porariiy."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
four navy men
KILLED IN SUB
Destroyers Rush Aid TO the
Beached Undersea Craft

sAN DIEGO. Cal. March 15.--Bear-
ing supplies OF foodstuffs and fuel.
the United States destroyer wooisey
is expected TO reach Point Redondo
early today TO lend assistance to tho
beaehed United States submarine
HI. which lies stranded with fatal
results.
-Four men Of tho submarine. includ-
Ing Lieut.. Com. James II. Webb. are
dead as result Of the submarine &C,
cident. according 10 radio reports rc-
ceivae ut the naval base today.
San water In the batteries Of the
boat resulted In q cloud OF chlorine.
" is believed. and tho o6lcer and
men were asphyxiated.
Various destroyers have bee n
rushed to tho beached submsrine's
assistance.
Rcdondo Point. where the sea trag-
edy occurred. Is at the extreme north
end OF Santa Margarita island ON the
south side Of the entrance to Mag.
dalena bay, In Lower California. IL
IL about 500 miles south Of San Di-
ego
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Teachers Draft
New Wage Scale

New wage scales for teachers in
all schools. except instructors in
high schools. were being drafted
Monday by a committee appointed
by tho Grade Teachers club. Grade
Principals club and special teachers
organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15

SAN FRANCISCO. - AirpIanes
drop roses on spot In San Francisco
bay where Lincoln Beachy met death
five years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
BLOODY FIGHTS
FOLLOW REVOLT
Rebels Meet Varied Success
In West Germany

FRANKFORT. March f5-Thc
counter revolution Is meeting
with varying success In western
Germany. according 10 unofficial
reports received here today.
Tho old government has been
defeated In several cities, follow
Ing bloody fighting, II was said.
Forces loyal 10 the Ebert admins
tratlon were said to have been COM
PEELED TO retire from Scherwin. At
Weimar, the new government also
was said 10 have been victorious. The
counter revolutionary flag In flying
over tho barracks In Mulheim and a
volunteer corps is supporting the Won
Knapp regime.
A workmen's council. apparently
owing allegiance TO neither the Ebert
nor Van Kapp governments. assumed
a Berlin dispatch says that repre-.
sentatives OF the entente missions
conferred with Won Knapp in Berlin
Saturday night.
Troop arc patrollng Brunswick
and Lelpsig. II was said, adding that
demonstrations have been held in the
industrial centcrs Of Ruhr. Essen and
Duisberg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
STOP ITCHING eczema.
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed. you can stop burning. itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo.
Furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle. $L0O. Healing begins the
moment Zemo 10 applied. In q short
time usually every trace OF eczema.
letter. pimplea rash. blackhcads and
similar akin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigurouslyhealthy alwaysue Zemo, the
penetrating. antiseptic liquid. Il is not
agreasy salve anditdoesnot stain. When
others fail It is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles Of all kinds.
Ths L W. Rose Co. Cleveland. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
HUN RADICALS
START SOv|ETS
Take Advantage OF Revolu-
ton Confusion

OOPENHAOEN, March is.--Ger.
man radicals have seized the oppor.
tunity TO proclaim soviet republics
In Hof and Schweinfurt during the
confusion resulting from the counter
revolution. according 20 reports re-
ocived here today. These sdvicaa
said the soviet forces were preparing
10 march on Hamburg.
Thirty persons have been killed
and so wounded In fighting In Es-
sen. and 80 killed In Kiel. mcagcr
dispatches reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15

Fer Colds. Grip or ipfiue nss
And as preventive. take LANA
Look for u. w. GROVES signature
on the box So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Report Foch Plans
to Move Soldiers

PARIS. March is.--Marshai Foch
has recommended that allied troops
occupy tho Ruhr Industrial district
and Essen. according TO unofficial re.
ports circulated here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Munich Declares
General Strike

PARIS, March ia Munich dis
patch says that workers there have
proclaimed q general strike. II Is
reported, the dispatch says. that a
republic OF soyicts has been pro-
claimed at Hof and Schweinfert- The
latter II in United Hranken, 225 miles
southwest Of eBrlIn. Hof In an i'm.
.pogtant c1ty IN Ober Jraa1sn, abeut
~ ni1eD eputbveGt = Daritn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HUN REVOLT

STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Ing Gen. Won Noehl high commits
sary for Upper Bavaria
One Berlin dispatch said the two
right parties had announce they will
support the government, aitho the
Isaders do not approve the rcvolu-
tionary coup. This report said Won
Kapp had liberated all political pris-
ensrs except communists and Prince
Joachim. The revolutionary gov
eminent, the dispatch said. has is.
sued another proclamation reiterat,
ing It's declaration that the de facto
government IN not reactionary and
intends 10 work for continuation Of
the republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Poisoned Baby Is
Fighting for Life

Baby Margaret Norton. "a years
old. was winning her fight for life
Monday at tho City hospital. She
drank poisoned medicine accidentally
loft by Mrs. Mary Norton pm the Ia
BILE at s22 Lenora ~. Sunday. A
glass Of cream. administered 20 the
baby by the mother. probably saved
tho tots life. physicians said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Your Banker Has
Permanent Bonds

Dig up your Third Liberty Bonds.
take 'en 20 your banker. and he'll
deliver permanent bonds with all cou.
pons 60 maturity attached This
was tho world circulated from flnan-
ciai circles today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Schleswig Voting
Goes to Germany

copENfTAGEN. March 1.-THE
result Of the plobiscite in the second
division Of schlcswig has been an
nouneed unofficlaily. In "A dispatch
here today: Germany. fs.i4s. Den
mark. i5.o25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15

TACOMA. Mrs. Pearl F'uddeth run
down by auto bus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-01

It does care, and has said so whether offices filled with Democrats Republicans. In the last eight municipal elections in Juneau it has supported five Republicans and three Democrats for Mayor of this City It has praised the record made by Repub- licans and Democrats in public office whenever it believed they deserved praise.
 The Empire in short, has recognized the only real division that exists in Alaskan politics, and that has be en the division which has resulted from the efforts
 Generally speaking, the fight against Wickersham and Wicksm in Alaska, during the last few years, has been made through the Democratic organization. That does not mean that it has been made by the Democratic Party, that party is understood in its ma iona application, for literally thousands who are and have been Republicans national issues have acted with the Democratic organization in these tests In other words the developing and progressive citizens of Alaska have used the Democratic Organ- zaticn as an instrument with which to defeat Wick ism In that way the people have rid themselves of Wickersham. If they will defeat Sutherland and Rustgard, Wickites both, they will have for all time disposed of that issue in this Territory. If Sutherland and Rustgard defeated this year. the regular Republicans, those who belong to that party because of it's position National issues will here after nominate the Republican tickets Wickersham will in all probability return to his home on Puget Sound and those who have tried to destroy both the Democratic and Republican organizations in this Territory his interest will have been relegaed to the
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-01
Airplane Mail.
(San Francisco Chronicle )


 Success of the airplane transcontinental mail service depends wholly on whether it will pay. We have no dcubt that the machines will come through or that they scan operated with considerable regu larity Experience of the aerial express service tained between London and Paris in all sorts of weather shows that schedule can be followed
 These are not the questions to be answered by the experiment The only that concerns the Post office Department consequently the taxpayer is, Wlli it pay?" If it does then the enterprise IS Justiheo from a business standpoint which is the only stand point the Postofice Department has any right to take If if does not pay service, matter how admir- ably carried out is only stunt and stunts, we take Iit are no business of the Postoffice Department
 As to it's paying, we know nothing, of course Only . complete demonstration will give reliable in formation Some considerations, however, are ob- vious The only thing the airpane mail service has o offer is speed. But in that, far as communlca- tions or money transfer concerned, it cannot approach the telegraph. Therefore, in these two de- partments of postal service it must be content with charges less than those asked by the telegraph companies
 There remain the dispatch of documents and yalu- able objects the carriage of these senders will pay as the time to be gained will warrant The airplane service ought not to cost more thah the old pony express. That organization charged $5 for carrying a letter written specially light paper, across the plains But in those days 1t was the pony express or nothing Now the airplane mail will have in complete with railroad service not far behind in speed
 n,ent does not intend to make special charges for this service but give every letter marked Aerial Mail" the benefit at extra cost In that case the purpose of the service it will largely be de- feated Only extra charge for the extra speed Will serve 10 sort the letters in real need Of haste Without it we are inclined to think the airpane mail will find itself carrying principally circulars oi advertisers taking advantage of the special interest attached to Aerial Mail" That certainly will not pay
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-01
Luke McLuke Says

Most any man who has been may fied for a while can tell you that the Bone of Contention is the Jaw bone
 Things are so quiet in matrimonial circles now that we expect the 0. f. nan who used to beat his wife has hooked up with the o. f. woman who lsed to shoot her husband and they nave declared an sArmistice
 Mother is so used to being neg ected that she feels highly elated f Father gives her a couple of tons Of coal as a Birthday present.
 There are a few old-fashioned wom- en left who think that the only way to get a floor clean is to get down on your knees and scrub it.
 Don't lose your grip because you happen to make a mistake. The man ing down a 10-cent copy-cat job where he couldn't make one if he tried.
 After a few years of married life l woman quits kissing her husband on the mouth and merely pecks at his cheeks with her lips.
 We don't know why it is But we 10 know that you can always get | woman mad by staring at her 7hoes There may not be any Hell. But the hypocrite who stocked up his cellar and then voted Dry is ! gonna spit whole lot of cotton in the next world
 The woman who used to regard 1erself as Help Meet now has a laughter who regards herself as I Help Spend
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-01
POLITICS IN ALASKA.

The political issues in Alaska are not issues which divide Republicans and Democrats in the States. Political parties in Alaska have never meant what they mean in the South. That is why The Empire has never urged the support of any for office in this Territory because he Democrat or a Republican The Empire contended for years that necessary condition precedent to Alaskan development Is the eimination of Wickersham and Wckism. In contests for nIace in the Territorial Legislature The Empire has never taken sides except where the Wickersham element of the population has attempted to work Wickism into the contest
 If the Republicans Of Alaska had secured the nom .o,ton of candidates for Delegate Congress and Attorney- General who were free from the influence of inc Wckite politicians, the disturbers the nal contents the destroyers of progress, The Empire would not have taken any part In the present cam ,tgn except 10 say what cannot be denied that ,ne,ao.ta Crissby and Attorney-General Murphy de serve reelection on the records they have made in office The Empire does not and never has recognized onv difference between Democrat and Republican