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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
|VACATIONIST MINERS
RETURNING TO WORK
Adopt Policy of Own as Com-
mittee Marks Time-col-
lieries Reopen.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Sept. 1e.-U, N.
S)--While the policy committee OF the
United Mine Workers OF America "a
marking time at Hazieton, vacation
lists" IN district No. 1 are adopting a
policy OF their own ana are returnin
to work.
Five big collieries in the Scranton
district resumed operation today and
employers OF half dozen others will
vote on the strike situation today and
probably decide TO return TO work.
There are now ninety three collieries
working in district No. l. with n man
force that is almost 100 per cent. Con-
ditons are rapidly returning to normal.
The delay in the policy making Mt
Hazleton has caused hundreds OF mine
workers TO take their case In their own
hands. and they are returning to work
on these grounds, that they left with
out official call and have a right to
go back without any official direction.
Policy makers Mt Hazleton are In
state OF "watchful waiting" Their ap-
peai 10 Secretary OF Labor Wilson re-
mains unanswered. but expectations
are they will get reply today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
TO MEET OCT. 2S, 20, 30
Fully Three Thousand Educa-
tors Expected to Attend
Sessions.

Knoxville, Sept. Especial. ITEM
nessee teachers will meet here Oct. 20,
70 and 30. The State Teachers asso-
citation VIII bold its annual session In
connection with the convention of the
East Tennessee Educational associa-
tion. Fully 5000 teachers are expected
for the East Tennessee Educational as
ISOLATION session. Twenty hundred
registered at the 1919 meeting here
1915.
Superintendent Of Schools C. c. Sher-
rod, OF Morristown. is president of the
East Tennessee Educational associa-
ton and Q. M. Smith, president of the
president Of the State Teachers assoc
citation. 1t is presumed that these two
gentlemen will take turn about in pre-
siding over the sessions Of the COM
bined association meetings.
Speakers for the conventions will in
clude DR.. Didcoot, of George Peabody
college,; DR.. Fitzpatrick, OF Columbia
university; DR.. Lincoln Huley, of John
b. Stetson university, In Florida, and
Dr. ?. p. Claxton, United States COM
missioner of education
Special railroad rates are expected
for all who attend the meeting. Last
year round-trip tickets OF fare and
one-third were permitted, and 1t IL ex-
pected that the same privilege will be
granted again this year.
i'aSt ySdi liIe CouilleS Vi bhst en-
nessee from Chattanooga to Bristol
were divided into four zones" and a
pennant was awarded to the county In
each zone that had the largest per-
centage of attendance OF it's entire
membership. This plan will be prac-
ticed again this year as 1t was found
to stimulate greater attendance
The association Is divided into sew
enteen departments and specialists In
each department will discuss problems
that concern those interested In that
division to the exclusion OF the other
speakers will be heard by the entire
association, while the departments will
be divided for the talks by specialists
in each line. Departments OF the as
ISOLATION include primary, interme-
perlntendents, city superintendent
school boards. informal conferences of
al Iaadnru
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
SOviet Ready to
Fight i'm Orient
Gigantic UpheavaI Against
British in East Forecasted
at Red Meeting.
tey SIR PERclyAL PHILLIPS, Cor.

(BY SIR PERClVAL PHILLIPS, Cor.
respondent Of |. NJ. s. and Londor
Daily Expressly
Constantinople. Sept. IS. via London
Sept 16.-A gigantic upheaval against
the British throughout the Orient was
foreshadowed by speeches at the ASH
attic bolshevik congress at Baku, ac-
cording to information received here
today.
The Turkish nationalist regime,
which had large representation at the
meeting, Issued an official announce
ment that more than 1000 delegates
were present, representing the entire
Islamic world. The nationalist com
munigue emphasized the fact that the
speeches forecast SERIOUS Intentions
OF great movement against British
rule In the Orient"
The Moscow government had repre-
sentatives at the congress.
In a recent exclusive interview with
the International News Service M
Tchitcherin, the bolshevik foreign min
lister, said that soviet Russia would re-
serve a free hand for action against
British interests In the Orient until
Moscow and the British government
entered into a direct agreement.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
GUNS AT GENOA
TO awe SOVIET
italian Artillery Trained on
ShlpyardS and Factories
Seized by Workmen.
RED FLAGS ARE HoISTED
Recruiting of Soviet Army
Proceeds in Milan, Turin,
Rome and Elsewhere,
Exclusive Gable to the international

tExclusive Gable to the Internatlonn
News Service and the London
Daily Expressly
Geona, Italy, Sept. I5.--(via Lon.
don, Sept 15)-Artillery was planted
today by government troops on the
heights overlooking this city where
the dock workers have Joined the
Italian iron and steel workers In de-
manding the Russian soviet system
for the control Of industry.
The guns were trained on the ship
yards and the factories which were
siezed by the workincn.
Reg Flag Hoisted.
The workers retaliated by boistinr
three red flags over ships In the har-
Dor which had been taken over and
which are being repaired for service.
A group of extremists. who proclaim
themselves anarchists, raised two
black Tags.
II 10 understood that the govern
ment will shortly convolte parliament
to introduce cooperative laws Civ
Ing workers due recognition in the
control OF manufactures. Oficials
representing the ministry say that the
government is optimistic. They claim
that the soviets now controlling the
iron and steel mills are without funds
and raw materials. Premier Giolitti Is
expected to intervene in the labor sit
uatlon and attempt to bring about an
understanding between the metal
workers and the employers
Recruit Soviet Army.
Rome, Sept. 15.--Preparations for
recruiting an Italian soviet army are
going on In Milan, Turin, Rome.
Naples and other large cities through
out the country, according to the
newspaper Epoca. which prints n
statement to this effect by a superior
officer OF the italian army. II is said
that one of the leading chiefs OF tho
soviet organization is Enrlco Maia-
tesla, the anarchist chief.
Signor Vella, member of the
chamber OF deputies from Sicily, and
among the extremists revo-
lutionists In the chamber, denies nny
connection with this alleged bolshevik
army. Vella enlisted during the war
and refused promotion and later was
court martialed for disseminating
anti-war propaganda. He was con-
victed and received an additional SEN
tonce for contempt OF court,
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HARDING SCHEDULED FOR
SIX SPEECHES ERE TRIP
(6Y GEORGE r. HoLMEs)

Il. N. y. stan correspondent
Marion, o., Sept. Ex-senator War
rem G. Harding will make at least six
set speeches on various issues Of the
campaign from his front porch before
sept. g. when he Is scheduled to leave
Marion for a short swing through sew
eral mid-western states,
The senator's program has been
lightened somewhat for the final ten
days stay at home. allowing him more
time for golf and recreation, which he
has been neglecting lately
Tomorrow. Constitutional day." the
senator will deliver a speech In which
he will fire several additional volleys at
the democratic position on the league
OF nations, and stress the need for
America to adhere strictly to the Con-
stitutlon.
on Saturday Senator Harding will
address large number OF foreign born
citizens from various large cities of
the country on the duties OF citizen
ship.
No delegations were due In Marion
today and Senator Harding planned to
spend q good part OF the time working
on the speeches which are coming.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
Peeling the Skin Is
Better Than Bleaching

Ever since the discovery that ordinary
mercolized wax would absorb and re-
move discolored complexion, It's use
by ladies as a substitute for bleaching
creams has grown rapidly. A perfect
complexion can be maintained indefn.
itely II this remarkable substance is
used. Its benencient cleansing, clear
ing and preservative action IL quickly
apparent and ladies who have been
paying high prices for special bleach
from beauty specialists, soon recognize
that mercolized wax outranks them all.
Il has become so popular that Il can
he obtained at all druggists, who have
II In original, one-ounce packages The
favorlte way Of using is 20 apply II like
cold cream, before retiring. washing II
of In the morning
The saxolite lotion for wrinkles aud
flabbiness has also become extremely
popular. One ounce Of powdered shxo-
lite is dissolved In one hall pint witch
hazel. Bathing the face IN this has a
remarkable effect In erasnR wrinkles
and in improving contour o. tAdvD
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
CONTElWINC HEIRS AGREE
TO DIVISION OF RICHES
Complicated Litigation Pend
ing in Ohio and Alabama
Courts May Be Settled.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 16.-Litiga-
ton between conflicting claimants to
the 100000 estate left by Emory M
Novel;, Birmingham oil man, who died
in Cincinnati In January, 1920. under
mysterious circumstances, which has
been raging in the Ohio and Alabama
courts for several months between chill
dren of the deceased residing In Bir-
mingham on one side, and Helen Pow
ers Novel;, who claims to be a COM
law wife OF Novel;, and children
on the other. bid fair to come to an
end. following the filing OF bill in
the chancery division Of the circuit
court seeking decree confirming a
compromise agreement entered into be-
tween the contending persons.
Following the filing OF the bill by
attorneys for Ruby Stallings, as guar
dian of Janice Novel;, Fred c. Novel;,
Margaret Novel; and Louise Novel;,
Birmingham children OF the dead man,
residing at 2725 Hanover street, in a
formal answer by Helen Powers Now
ell, on behalf Of herself and her two
children. Emory NJ Novel;. Jr., and
Gerald F. Novel;, was filed, in which
they Joined In the prayer of the COM
plainants that the compromise agree
ment be confirmed by the court.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
SURE WAY
TO REMOVE SKIN
BLEMISHES

Women who seek TO remove their
skin blemishes do not realize the alb
solute necessity OF using the best OBJ
tainahle means.
Skin biemishes. such as tan, sun
freckles. liver spots. dark. sallow, mot
ley blotches. mar the complexion TO the
extent that one Is apt TO try way Of
removing them that may result dsas-
trotisly.
A safe, sure way to remove skin
blemishes Ia by the use OF Black and
white Ointment.
BLACK and White Ointment softena
the skin. makes II clear and white and
removes any embarrassing skin blem-
iehes.
Before retiring, you cleanse the skin
with Black and white Soap. Then mix
and massage creamy Black and White
Ointment Next morning again cleanse
the skin. After using these two won
derfrl little aids 10 beauty you will be
greatly pleased with tho results.
All good drug and department stores
sell and guarantee Black and white
Ointment. CSC the package. (b0c pack
age contains three times "a much),
Black and white Soap, 2bc cake.
start this beauty treatment tonight and
see for yourself how satisfactory the
results are
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
IRELAND'S WRONGS
TO Be INVESTIGATED
Jury of 100 Americans to
Hear Evidence From
Both Sides.

New York. Sept 16.--Ireland's wrongs
with evidence to be presented by both
the Sim Fein and British government
factions to the centuries-long dispute,
are to be probed and Investigated by
America. The American jury will COM
prise 100 prominent persons, including
senator's. representatives. judges, may
ors, and leaders In professional, bust
ness end labor circles. Oswald Garrison
Willard declared today that the jury had
already been accepted to the invitation
Of his magazine. The Nation" to sit
in the case and sift charges OF atrocities
in Ireland made against each other by
Sim Fein and the British government.
The Jury will simply render an opinion
as to the retrospective merits Of such
charges, and will not recommend how
the Irish question might be solved.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
SALE OF
TEN STEEL STEAMERS

-. Washington, Sept. 18--TAe American
Shipbuilding company has been au-
thorized by the shipping board to sell
ten steel steamers Of 3,700 deadwelght
tons each for transfer to foreign regis.
try. This In the first authority for the
sale to foreign account of American
ships granted by the board under the
terms or the new merchant marine act.
the American company had been UNI
able to interest steamship COMPANIES
In this country In the purchase OF the
craft and consequently had negotiated
for thor sale abroad. Built on the
Great Lakes for the American com.
pany's account, the steamers viii be
transferred to French. British Norwe
gian, Swedish, Danish, Belgian, Span
lsh and italian registry
The board said II had been informed
that the company would receive about
Se62, 700 each for tho ships, or about
STU per deadweight ton,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
UNION OF AUSTRIA AND
GERMANY ADVOCATED
League Of Nations Will Be
Asked to Lift Ban, Chan
cellor Announces.

Vienna, Sept. t6.--Removal OF the
prohibition against the union of Austria
council of the league OF nations at the
meeting that body viii hold in Paris
In November, Or, Carl Renner, chan
cellor OF the Austrian republic, an
nounced today In an address at Inns
bruck
Tho league Of nations" he added,
us the refuge OF the imperIallst idea,
however. and as long as imperlalist
France plays leading role in Its poll
cies we shall obtain little. We can
obtain nothing Mt all by violence 80 we
must have patience. Annexation to
Germany must and will come about, for
the whole proletariat body desires that
union and ls prcnared to nCht for It."
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
MUST RECOUNT
CHICAGO VOTE
Necessary Result Close Race
Between the LOWden and
Thompson Candidates.
]. HAM LEWIS, GOVERNOR
"Tammany" Faction Carries
Cook County - Lowden
Man Carries Rest of State.

Chicago, Sept. te.--Returns this
morning from the Illinois primary
Of yesterday gave leads 20 the re-
publican candidates favored by
Mayor Thompson's faction, but did
not decide the contest.
10000 for Lieut. Gov. John @.
oglesby for governor, In returns
from 1870 precincts In Cook (Chl-
saoo) county, and f,620 outside,
Congressman Frank I. Smith led
Congressman W. B. Mckinley for
the nomination for United States
senator, ts5,5oo TO f7o,455. 3. NJ.
chlpperfeld was third, with 2o,2s2.
These returns were nearly all city
precincts, with country precincts,
believed 10 be the Lowden faction
stroraholds, yet 70 report. VI
Chicago. Sept. 16.---A close race be.
tween the Lowden and Thompson can.
didates today made necessary a com
plete count OF the votes cast In yes.
terday's primary TO determine the re-
suit. Supporters OF Mayor William Hale
Ihomphon swept Chicago, winning Az
men. but the adherents OF Gov. Frank
2. Lcwden carried the rest Of the state
~ q large majority. leaving the politi-
cal scales wavering.
Early reports from Chicago showed
an average plurality OF better than forty
10 the precinct for the Thompson men,
but this average slumped when returns
from nearly half OF the 2,2l0 Chicago
polling places had been counted. Down
state, the Lowden plurality averaged
twenty three when half OF the 1894 vot-
ing districts outside Chicago had re-
ported.
On the democratic ticket, ]. Hamilton
Lewis. former senator, won handily over
Barratt O'Hara for the gubernatorial
but the race for the SEN
,ts s candidacy s was was close close. between Rob,
democrats also had tight night for
he nomination OF states attorney for
cook county. the Incumbent, Maclay
Ioyne. trailing Michael Igoe on incom-
ilete returns.
Only Hall Vote Cast.
Only about half OF the registered vote
n Chicago was cast, about the same
proportion OF men staying away from
he polls as women. Returns from 1919
'recincts. including 1,4b6 outside Of
,hicago, gave Frank i. Smith, Thomp-
on candidate for United States sem
tor. 144,g40. and william b. Mckinley,
.owden candidate. 137.S00.
J. HAM LEWIS FOR GOVERNOR
The only sure winner 10 former
Senator James Hamilton Lewis,
who unquestlonabIy has won the
democratic nomination for COVER.
nor.
Returns at the same hodr from 2,766
recincts including 1896 outside Chicago
Or governor gave Small 156,172 and
giesby 1856. +e
Among the congressional contests was
rat OF Joseph q. Cannon. of Danville,
the Nineteeth district. He was in
10 rear on early returns. but finally
,rged to the front for victory.
Thompson Possibly Controls.
Regardless OF the final outcome in the
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
LOUISIANA PUTS new
RATES INTO EFFECT

Baton Rouge. La. Sept. 16.-The
Louisiana railroad commission today
handed down decision putting into eff
feet IN Louisiana the rate advances al.
lowed by the interstate commerce COM
mission, eaxcept as applied to rice,
sugar cane. sand. gravel, milk and
cream, upon which subjects tho COM
mission wishes TO secure further data.
The advanced passenger rates were
effective Oct. I.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
GOLD OUTPUT REPORTED
American Production for Year
Valued at Sixty Million.

Washington. Sept. ia Joint report
by the mint and geological survey fixes
the total American production OF gold
during the calendar year 1919 at 2,91s,-
e2s me ounces, valued at $50, s2a, 400
silver 1924 ib flne ounces, valued nj
SEA b3a, $50. taken az tho average New
York price OF si,t20,S7 per ounce. This
represented a reduction OF sS.sls. 400 In
gold and Si1,1276ei In silver from the
1918 output of tho mines. the report
said
California led among gold producing
states, with an output valued nj st7
39SeOo, and Montana among silver pro.
MmCNra. with S1h nlo oEs nnn nnnnna
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
PENADA SURRENDERS

Mexico CITY, Sept 16.-Fclpe pena.
"a leader Of revolt In tho state Of
Chiapas, has surrendered 10 Gen. Fran.
cisco Cosio Rohelo, commander OF gov.
ornment forces In that state accord.
inE 10 an announcement by the war
department. San Cristohal and Los
Cases two towns occupied by penpda's
men. have hccn taken over ny Gen
Rohclo
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
DRESSED POULTRY HAS
SOMEWHAT DECLINED
Flour Higher, but Meal Sells
for Less-Fish Much
Higher in Price.

There are but few changes In market
house quotations today.
Flour has gone up In price of first
grade. while meal is on the downward
grade.
The most notable change in the mar
ket house commodities is in Ash, which
has advanced in prices all along the
line.
as noted in prices of A WHOLESALE dealer.
Eggs. however, show no signs OF q
decline, still selling at 66 cents per
dozen.
oysters have appeared, and those
who do not care for high prices can
enjoy that luxury at 35 and 40 cents
the pint.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
SHORTAGES EnuMn

Mexico city Sept 1T charges that
There were enormous misconceptions
~ money during tho administration Of
Former President CarranRa were made
m report TO tho Mexican congress
which hnE lust been ccmnlc'cd nv I.uis
Messy GuticrreE. chief accountant OF
tho Treasury department Ito declares
No is unable 10 state tho eNnc, amount
involved. Np' sNVe No 60 certain Il will
ooh total " many millions Of pesos
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
MEXICO CELEBRATING

Mexico City, Sept ie Mexican In.
dependence day In being celebrated to-
day with elaborate ceremonies and
great military display. The celehra
tion was opened AZ II o'clock last
night whom Provisional President pe
Ia Huertn rang the independence he'll
NJ the national palace. great thronr
cheering MS tho notes Of tho great bell
were heard
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE

Huntsville, Ala. Sept 16.--(Specla)
Real estate men IN Huntsville say
that the midsummer lull In tho real es-
tate market IL rapidly passing and that
again there Ia n sharp demand for land
in Madison county. Many inquiries are
being received from persons In other
states who are Interested In farm land
In this section, which are said 10 he
stir very much cheaper than lands OF
the same quality in the middle western
II AteR.
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TO CONSIDER SUCCESSOR
TO DESCHANEL SATURDAY

Paris, Sept. 16.-The national assem-
bly, will convene at Versailles Saturday,
Sept. 25, to consider the election OF a
successor to President Paul Deschanel.
according to an official announcement
today. Premier Millerand will receive
the presidents OF the senate and the
chamber OF deputies tomorrow after
noon to discuss the convocation of par
lament
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
VETERANS DEFEATED
Three Soldier Candidates for
Sheriff Lose.

Greenville, s. c.. Sept. 16.--In the
three adjoining counties of Laurens,
Greenville and Anderson, three veter,
ans OF the Thirtieth division, A. E. F..
we're defeated for sheriff in the pri-
maries Tuesday, according to the Off
cial canvass OF returns and declaration
OF results today. They were Joe F.
Smith, OF Laurens. and Sheriffs Sam
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
OPPOSES SCHOOL VACATION

SacrOmCutO, Cal. Sept lb-NhOUtIon
Of summer school vacations Tor all chill
drcn between s ana i6 years OF are
habits 81 idlcncss and Crimiuality among
hoya' was advocated by WIN G. Wood,
state superintendent Of schools, today.
Wood said exceptions could lie made
In the cases Of children who assist In
harvesting fruit and similar work. But
of course, only children over ~ would
I've permitted To- work oven In agrlcul-
tural districts"
The idea was expressed in a letter to
Fresno county. Wood said legislation
10 eliminate school vacations may hc
introduced At the coming legislative
session
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
HELD FOR WIFE MURDER

Muskegon, Mich, Sept, lB,---Dr. O,
w. sedgwick, u prominent physician OF
whitehall. near here. was taken into
custody today In connection with tho
death Of his wife and 3-year old dauRh-
ter, whose bodies were found In n yard
In whitehall this morning, Examining
physicians expressed the belief the two
had been choked TO death.
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d. Willis and c. Guerdon King, OF
Anderson, the last two appointees OF
Gov. Cooper. Sheriff King was non
commissioned officer. while Sheriff Will
lis was a captain and Mr.. Smith
lieutenant.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
MEDITATION CIGARS

The best smoke on the market, as
all smokers will agree. Try them for
real satisfactory smoke. At all deal
ers. Chaney-Scott Cigar Co.. dstribu-
tors. --( Adv)
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through the ads right now and get III
otuch with one Of the advertisers
(AdV.)