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Evening star., 1920-04-04
STOLEN SUIT CASE HELD.
ARMY CAMP ORDERS

in suit ease belonging to Robert
B. RebaH, q. 8. A., which was stolen
from Liberty Hut Friday night, were
epdeTs freHa the Army officers at Fort
Bliss, Okla, to the commanding officer
of tha Faak Corps at Camp Meade,
Md A kodak, valued at s79; a silver
watch, articles of wearing apparel and
toilet articles also were in the suit
ease. A suspected person was named:
FheN ef a eoacrete MIXER, valued at
s5a8. was reported to the police by
w. f. Harher, 14sa Harvard street He
told the police fhat q esiaFsd nan,
driving 2 sarFei horse attached to a
from 18th and Harvard streets.
Lucy Hughes, Toa Halt street SOUTH
vest, bad her pocket picked Of fpe
ope-aallaF bills yesterday afternoon
while at ith and streets, shs told tbs
paliss II. Y,, -o,r go.
paFtheast. told af a robbery commit
FrIaaf 'fl Flgas: '1es sfaeolvea y 'ass + Vas ths
Is II Hghs ssss:s e. e.:
district Battery and #slectrle 6om-
paaY; l124 g street, and stols an auto
tnahile, postage stamps and Is cents;
The .automobi!e was found abandoned
a. 1otH street ana Coiumpla faad yes
teedaY.
A piekpocket at Ilta aaa F streets
TsstsFday asternsooH5s robbed Miss
eard case containing So and = pair
Of eyeglasses.
Sarah Mills. 1894 4 street. reported
the theft OF 4 wrist watch and string
OF beads
A bicycle belonging to Hdwara Shee-
ban. 500 G street northeast, was stolen
from the plant Of the American Ice
Company at 18th and F streets north
Isaac Dunlap. ges 9Th street south
vest. told the police that intruders
gained ENTRANCE to his home yester-
day AFTERNOON through side window
and stole 3 pair OF hip boots and pair
Of shoes. He valued the stolen prop
erty at $13.
Mrs. II. ". Packard. 20 West Saith
street. New York city. staying at 1881
Newton street. FepoFted the loss of
4 watch valued at $50, a trunk check
and $1S in cash. She missed her poo
textbook while in Union station.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
SENATOR GLASS SCORES
ENEMIES OF PRESIDENT
In Letter to Roanoke City Official
He Criticises Attitude OF
s'Shallow Democrats"

LYNCHBCRG, Va. April 8-Sena-
tor Carter Glass of Virginia, In let
ter to City Solicitor +. c. Jackson OF
Roanoke, made public today, shafp.s
criticises shallow democrats" In the
Senate who "meekly followed" Sena-
tor Lodge and ''his hand-picked for
eign relations committee" on treaty
reservations. =
The wretched talk about the oe=
stinacy of the President over ,.,tes tae
'is purely an invention of adversary
politicians. acqpiesced in by species
of democrat who has never synapa
thized with Mr.. Wilson's ideals or his
policies"
The Virginia senator, who wrote
denying Washington dispatches q
legins friction between the PresiseHt
and the Virginia delegation In Con
gress, denounced "men affecting faith
in democratic principles and meth
DDS" who "traduce'' the President, He
calls the charges that the President
refused to permit the slightest change
in the Versailles treaty "a silly lie.
and speaks of 80 called democratic
leaders in Congress who have never
lad.'t
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Officers Holding Emergency Rank.

There are s.075 Regular Army Of
ffcers still holding emergency rank.
This number Is 90 per cent of the
number In Service and s7 per cent of
the number who held emergency rank
at the signing Of the armistice. Dur
ins March, 100 designations of Regu-
lar Army effleers were accepted. bring
ing the fetal since November II. 1918.
to a,4as: Of the total 133 were per-
inanently commissioned officers and
1.6s9 held provisional commissions. OF
the number whe resigned during
March e5 held permanent and 10 held
provisional commissions.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
ARMY COTS FOR HOMELESS,
Governor of Alabama Orders $50
for Stricken at Dadeville.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. April a
Acting on requests of the Red Cross
and the storm relief committee of
Tallapoosa county, Gov: Thomas r.
Kirby today ordered the state mill
tary department to send $50 cots end
$50 bed sacks to Dadeville. where 800
persons are homeless as a result of
the storm last Sunday. Many are re-
ported in precarious condition from
exposure. it was said.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

4 compliment everF woman wants ia
WIN a satin skin captivatss and
pieases and will win whatever she
wants. It is the one Indispensable at.
tribute of beauty-there can he mn
beauty without 1t. There is only one
way to secure satin skin; apply Satin
Skin Cream and Satin Skin Powder
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Hair Restorers

A. D; S. Instantaneous Hair
Aliens Hair Festorer. $lIOO
Brownatone, from n light golden
brown to black, two sizes,
9Sc and. .9c
Damschinsky Dye, black, brown,
or blonde; two sizes; Csc and 45c
Farr's Hair Restorer. all num-
bers in stock. Choice. soc
Evening star., 1920-04-04
the names of ten merchants In whose
stores demonstrations Will take place:
List of the Stores.
Thew are:

They are:
w. Fl. Fisher, Wisconsin avenue and
NJ street: George c. Altemus, 1440
18th street: F.. T. Goodman. Arcade
market; Kann R Son, Center market:
Charles Johnson. Center market
George Clagett, 51I c street north
east: Old Dutch Market. 14th and I.
streets: w, May, 42e eth street: j. w.
Pumry. 532 Sth street southeast. and
William Webber, 420 II street north
east.
1t was pointed out that the consum-
ing demand is heaviest for cuts from
the ribs and loins, which constitute
only one-fourth of the dressed meat
animal. The combined selling price of
these two cuts Is as great as the price
of the whole remaining three-quar-
ters Of the carcass:
Evening star., 1920-04-04
SAVE MONEY ON MEAT
WEEK OPENS TOMORROW
Housewives Throughout D. c.
Urged to Buy Only the Less
Expensive Cuts.

''Save Money on Meat week" officially
begins tomorrow in the District of CO.
lumba.
The Department Of Justice, In its
campaign to combat the high cost of
living. asks all Washington housewives
te buy throughout the week only the
less expensive cuts of meats, such as
chucif and brisket, and eschew the
lordly. porterhouse and other higher
priced cuts.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Mrs. Wilson Sets Example,

Mrs. Wilson IS settins The example for
all thrifty Washington house wives. She
has told Attorney General Palmer that
only the cheaper cuts of meat will grace
the White House table this week.
Motion pictures, posters and practical
demonstrations on how TO prepare
chaarer cuts will be given. John H.
Wilkins, chairman OF the subcommittee
Of the fair price advisory board in
charge OF the local Save Money on
Meat week" announced yesterday
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Your Fauorite Shampoo
We Guordntee Oar Rubber
Goods

t1,Ts Goodyear Hot
Water Bottle, a-quart
siaei made OF heavy
maroon rubberi guar
antssd enc 81 40
TeaS:
HVgeta Fountain
Syringe; full a-quart
size; made by Good
year; guaranteed two
pears, 81 Q0
Rt->1c
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Tooth Preparations

Lyons Tooth Powder
or Paste: Peoples 1Oo
price. ............ A0S
CoIgate's D en { a !
Powder: People's CNc
price. soc and. AUN
Co1gate's Den t a l
Cream: Peoples 10n
price, Z5c and. 1ON
Pebeco Tooth Paste;
pr,ee psHple'' 36c
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Pon7peian Fragrance

"a TALC) "Sweet a May Morning"
"Pompeian Fragrance is perfumed message
from the fowery fields of May. When first this
enchanting fragrance greets you-just close your
eyes. Swiftly you swept away to a magical
land of Towering meadows and shady trees.
There is real perfume in "Pompeian Frag-
rance" Tho tale itself is the purest and highest
grade, and soothing to tho skin of any CQc
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
EIEGRAPHlC FLASHES
CONGRESS CONFINES

WASHINGTON, Dec, 6--4Delayed Wire President elect Harding was given great ovation when he entered the Senate Chambers today The Senate chambers were filled capacity After the roll call Senator Harding de-
 vered short address, He said I have no desire to crit cize the present administration My ambition will be-, throughout my four years President to insure better team work between the two branches of Congress and create friendly cooperation between Congress and the Whitehouse
 The House Immigration Committee ordered favor able report the Johnson Bill which prohibits lmmgra ion into the United States for period of two years Chairman E. Johnson said that the measure will be given preference by the House.
 Coming to another peace time estimate it was found that it will take almost $5 900 for the government during the fiscal of ls2 This ?msS1 sS1 oao O less than the estimate figure submitted year ago of individual departments The Army and the Navy have ask ed for greater amounts. The army estimate being $6 2755OO and the Navy 03 Another approximate estimate that will receive legislation $2500Oo for Ju dical branches s15oo0oo for Agricultural 0oo Indian affairs 0OO Pensions $265 OO0 Public Works S25O 100000; Postal Department, $585,0OOOOO Permanent annual appropriations $1,3OO,0oO,ooO
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07

LISBON, Dec, 7- Mello Barreto. Portuguese Minister of Foreign Af- fairs, has returned from London bring ing assurance from the British gov- rnment that the Portuguese republic can count on the goodwill of Great Britain. He said that Premier Lloyd
 ceorge informed him that he had in- sisted at the Spa conference in July, that full justice should be done to 'ortugal.
 A Lisbon newspaper man who in. terWiewed the foreign minister asked him whether it was true that America was disposed to annM the war debt England had contracted with her, on condition that England, in turn, charge off the debts due her from small na- :tions and contracted in the war. The minister declined to discuss that sub jec. pointing out that he had nothing to do with financial affairs.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
# PROSPECTOR TO RETURN Alaskan Miner Reports on Seward
 District.
Abundance of Ore Running S20 to $200 Ton May Be Fsana, Says Man
 Who Knows.

That the lone prospector. now all most vanished from Alaska. is due to return in short time is the message brought down from the Northand by w. Pendergast, for ten years a miner in the Seward region. and later of Hyder, near the Canadian border. Mir. Pendcrgast arrived Tn Seattle last night and is guest at ihs Dillsr. Ut.
 "The Seward, district" is poor mans country, declared Mir. Pen dergast last night. "lt has an abun- dance of ore running from S20 to s2Oo at ton. have worked some of the ground myself shipped the ore to the Tacoma shelter and made money on it."
 The lone mineS requires very little capital, according to Mir. Pendergast. The process of extracting the gold bearing quartz in the vicinity of Sew ard is a simple one, he said. First the "lead," or vein is found. A hole is drilled, dynimite tamped in. ano the ore blown out or loosened. It is then sacked and loaded in 8 wagon, if in summer or on a dog sled. if in winter. It next is shipped to a smeltsR. ! iX
 Six years ago, working with a partner, with the crudest of appi- ances, Mir. Pendergsst said he shipped ten tons of quartz from Sew ard. Twenty-two days later he had a check in his pocket which paid him $7s0 over and above expenses. This under normal circumstances, would represent about two weeks work, he declared.
 With 8 small mill, costing about $2,0O0 to grind the quartz, much of the work actually could be performed n the ground, and shipping expenses saved, he said. He described the pres ent dearth of prospectors to high costs of supplies and transportation, and prevailing ow price on gold. He says the Seward region abounds in ore rich enough to allow the man without capital to make a good prof it. however.
 Seattle Times)
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
NAVY NOTES

Our Electrician-in-C Charge the Hon. orable H. D. Martin after thinking ov- er the situation of the shortage in Ma wy Personnel especially in the Radio game to handle the cable breaks sent a speiial order to Santa-Claus for a radio gadget junior and same arrived last night in the wee hours. Poor old dad wanted a girl SO bad but iheer up old scout better luck next time.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
CHILD RECOVERING

Little Helen Perry who sustained fractured skull about weeks ago the rapid road to recoRery She is now able to sithp in bed The operation performed which necessitated the removal of the piece of bone which was pressing on her skull was delicate one and required exceptional ability She has received the best of attention both day and night and it ii largely due to this and the little girls splendid vitality that she is recoy eing Every person in Seward both young and old y be glsd to learn that she is now out of danger The doctors and nurses of Seward are second to none the Tsrrt
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
CONGRESS ON JOB TO-DAY
CUBANs SUSPICIOUS OF

fCO0ANS SUSF4N4OOS OE NEW GRIEVANCES
 HAVANA, Dec., 7- Americans h Cuba have joined Cuban bankers and business men in making fresh con- plaint of the worn-out money in eireu- lation here. Except silver, the only currency in use is American. It has been changing hands 50 often that 1t is tattered almost beyond the point of recognition, and health experts have declared that much of it is . public menace.
 Bills that once were green now are brown and yellow. The edges are fray. ed and the best small bills obtainable even from banks is SO frightfully fil- thy that if found in the States would be quickly called in and destroyed.
 While the money in Havana is dis reputable, it is fine compared with much in general circulation in the pro. vinces. Physicians have protested on the ground that it spreads skin di. seases, and they have advised patients to demand silver, even if . truck is needed to cart it around.
 The story is told here of . travel. ing man from Georgia, who on . re. cent trip to the island brought 1000 new one-dollar bills, which he sold to the natives at g each. Many natives, however, refused to accept them on the ground that they were counterfeit. In some shops in Havana new Amer ican money ;s looked on with suspic- ion and not infrequently large, new bills are taken first to bank to find if they arc genuine.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
WEATHER REPORT

SEWARD 27 Cloudy North. Anchorage 10 Cloudy Calm. Matanuska 36 Cloudy Calm. Chickaloon IF Showing Calm. Wasilla 10 Cloudy Calm. Talkeetna z Clear Calm. Gold Creek 10 Clear Calm. Hurricane 10 Clear Calm. Summit IA Cloudy North. Ilcaly 6 clear Calm.
 Nenana o Clear East. Fairbanks G. Clear Calm.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
HEROIC CAPTAIN

KINGSTON, Ont. Dec, 7- Recalling the heroic deed of Jim Bdsoe of Mississippi River fame, Captain Thomas Sughre master of the thousand ton vessel Sughe stuck to the wheel of his craft while she blazed for and at u- til he had succeeded in running her nose the beach, The crew deserted the burning ship abandoning the captain to his fate The captain was later saved.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
AMENDMENT DISCUSSED

GENEVA Dec, 7- Charles J. Doherty, the Canadian Minister of Justice proposed that the amendment of the covenant of the League of Nations which eliminates arc e ten be referred to the Committee of Amendments Ar gentines delegation did not appear during the last two days meeting The senior member Don Puerry refuses to deny withdrawing from the League
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
ARMENIA DECLARES SELF SOVIET REPUBLIC

LONDON, Dec, 7- Russian troops yesterday captur- ed Ervian the Armenian capital Armenia has declared ment have placed themselves at the disposal the Soviet administration.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
REFUSES TO WITHDRAW

KINGSTON, N. Y, Dec, 6-Judge Hasbrook of the Supreme Court refused last Saturday to vacate the in function obtained by the saterestraining the Railroads from including the passenger fares within the state in the increase twenty percent provided by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
NORTHWESTERN ON THE WAY

The Northwestern sailed at nine A. M. yesterday. She carried seventy two passengers. The Seward passeng- ars are as follows: Thomas Hunter,
 Mrs. J. c. Dorthy, \. k. s. Lien,
 Edward Drake,
 Joe Warner,
 Tom Plunkett,
 Mrs. M. K. Orr, John Williams,
 w. E. Irwin,
 E. B. Mcdonald, and Mrs. A. Peterson, seven passengers Ire included.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
ELECTED MAYOR

WINNIPEG Mann, Dec, 7- Edward Parnell the Citizens Committee candidate was elected Mayor last Sat- urday over Farmer the candidate for the Farmer Labor Party by majority of eleven hundred votes.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
Remembsr the COMMU.>ITY TREr
WIN SUIT.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 7-- The Government yester. day won the Anti Trust suit against the Lehlgh k and charges that the monopoly was violation of the Sherman Anti Trust law It held that the charges showed viola tion of contracts by the Lehigh Coal Sales Co., when distribution of the stock of the Lehgh Valley company was ordered
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
LIBERALS VICTORIOUS

VANCOUVER B. C., Dec, r. Liberal Governor Oliv- CT was returned to power in the election last Thursday
 Twenty four seats out of twenty elected to the Senate Ire legislature has fifteen Conservatives two In dependents, four Labor and two Socialists. !
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
IRISH REPUBLIC APPEALS

c body passed resolution today appealing to the Irish Republican Parliament to negotiate with England with
 inc view of obtaining an honorable peace Declared the present reign of awessness dement to both Eng land and Ireland
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07

About twenty other passengers bound for Anchorage and other way points were aboard the train.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07

We all wish to extend our heartiest congratulations to both MT. and Mrs. Harry D. Martin and wish them and the newcomer the best luck in the world.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
ACTIVITIES ON TACOMA'S
 SPEEDWAY FOR NEXT SEASON

TACOMA, Wash, Dec., 6j Plans for next seasons activities at the Ta- coma Speedway contemplate two dis tint. automobile racing events, the first and most important on July 4th with, secondary race later in the year. At the present time the Speed way is being bonded for $150,0O0 tc clear tip the indebtedness caused by the destruction of the grandstand by tire last year, and to make a number of improvements to the track.
 Rcmembtr the COMMU.>ITY TREr
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07

The City Council met last night in regular session. The Mayor and all members of the council were present. Nothing of importance developed at the meeting. The regular monthly claims for salaries and other expenses wee ordered paid.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
FOOTBALL RETURNS

Pacific Fleet Multomah Club 0; Boston Clergy IA = Holycross 0; . Cleveland West Tech N Fitchburg Hieh, Conn, 7- Elgn Ills, High o.; Quanti- -comarnes z-Greatlakes z; . Detroit z ;. Tulane Neworleans 0.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
PEACE FOR IRELAND

DUBLIN, Dec, 7- Determined efforts to bring early peace to Ireland are being made by the factions directly n terested Hope expressed that basis of settlement will soon be made.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
NEW ARRIVALS

To Mir. and Mrs. Ira Bailey on Dec. ist, baby boy.
 To Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Martin, on Dec., 9th, a baby boy.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07

Lieut.. H. J. McManus, . member of the Navy Coal Communicates was s-. passenger on the train.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
HARDING RETURNS

NEWPORT NEWS Dec, 7- President elect Hard ing landed at this place this morning He left at for Norfolk.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
POLICE RAID

DUBLIN, Dec, T. The Auxiliary police raided the city hall at this place yesterday and arrested six members of the city corporation.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
SHOTS EXCHANGED IN AZORES
 ACCOUNT UF FOOD PRICES

LISBON, Dec, 7- Serious disord- CTS have occurred in Angra do Herois- mo, capital of St Michael's Island in Azores, because of the high prices of foodstuffs, especially milk, according to advices received here. The people raided the provisional stores and de- stroyed one dairy establishment. Troops were called and may shots were exchanged.
 The governor of the island has sent in his resignation and at the same time asked that additional troops be sent, as those at hand were insuffic- tent to maintain order.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-07
ALL ABOARD

Jerome Hachey, Duncan Little and Tom Towle left on the Limited this morning with Dewey Rierdon of the, Bureau of Public Roads. They will be engaged on the construction work for the new bridge practically all winter.
 Mrs. Al. Roberts returned this morning to Roosevelt. Mrs. Roberts who has been in Seward for the past week doing her Christmas shopping reports everything ship shape in the little Rail Road town. During the re- cent big blow that hit this section the wind was particularly strong at Roose- welt. It tore the roof off of the Roberts barn and did other minor damage.
 Mrs. Hubbard was passenger on the Limited this morning. She is re- turning to the Primrose mine after spending the week end in Seward.
 -
 E. L. Whittemore, with Mrs. Whit temofe Snd his father and mother left for Anchorage this morning.
 John Rice returned to Lakeview at Miie Twenty this morning on the Gateway Limited.
 SHOTS EXCHANGED IN AZORES
 ACCOUNT UF FOOD PRICES
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-09
Affected by Masters Death.

1.-THE Elf" favorite trotting mare
of Walter Winans, sportsman, who
died while driving horse in race in
England the other day. is said by
Winans' stablemen to have grieved so
much since her masters death that
she became almost unmanageable. Mr..
Winans always used to visit her first
and fed her with sugar and talked to
her and she was always the first to he
harnessed for a run round the track,
said w. Mills, who has been the dead
mans groom for % years. Mr.. Winans
bred the mare himself. ION the day
Of the death, think the mare must
have seen her master carried in after
the accident. That afternoon the men
could do nothing with her. She re-
fused food, and kept on kicking at the
door of her box. The next day when
I took her out for exercise she neighed
the whole time. Finally we had to
shut her up for a day or two in the
dark and now she has become little
quieter."
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-09
ARE DESTROYED BY FRICTION
Why So Few Meteors Reach the Earth
Can Be Explained in a
Simple Manner.

When shooting STAR passes
athwart the sky it leaves behind a
shining streamer. Astronomers say
that the streamer sometimes remains
visible for Is minutes or more, says
the Kansas City Star. At first the
streamer is vivid green or scarlet
streak. Presently it assumes a snaky
form. becoming more serpentine and
irregular until it vanishes.
Belief Is entertained that the me-
teor leaves behind it tube-shaped
layer of highly heated air, which ex-
pands and is finally dissipated. The
atmosphere along it's track is electri-
fed by the transit of the celestial pro-
jectile and is thereby rendered brightly
phosphorescent. Air currents blow the
tube about, producing the snaky effect.
Observations made simultaneously
from stations far apart have proved
that the average meteor when first
seen is about 80 miles above the sur
face Of the earth and disappears from
view at 30 miles. IN other words, 1t
travels so miles before the atmospheric
friction burns it up. This friction, it
is reckoned, raises it to a temperature
of something like 100000 degrees,
so that, unless of large size, it has no
chance to reach our planet.