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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
HynanS Elected
Head of League
Belgian Premier Beats Swiss
Executive for Hon.
orary Office.

Geneva, Nov. 16.--(A. P.)--Paul Hy-
mans, of Belgium, was elected perma-
nent president of the league of nations
at the opening session of the league 4
assembly here yesterday. He received
So votes to 4 votes for President Motta,
of Switzerland, and each for ex-
President Ador, of Switzerland, and
Leon Bourgeois, of France.
M. Hymans had called the delegates
to order and introduced President
Motta, OF Switzerland. who, in his adj
dress welcoming the delegates, ex-
pressed the hope that the United
States would not delay much longer in
taking its legitimate place in the
league"
When NJ. Hymans. who heads the
foreign minister Of Belgium, declared
the first session Of the assembly open
the hall was crowded with men and
women. and there were several women
among the delegates. Their toilettes,
with the quaint red and yellow gowns
of the Swiss guards, gave touches OF
color to an otherwise sober sacens.
The socialist leader Hjalmar Brant-
Ing, head Of the Swedish delegation,
provoked the first debate by objecting
TO the election OF Paul Hymans as
president OF the league by acclamauon.
Hymans himself decided the question
by holding that, since one member re.
quested a secret vote, he was entitled
to 1t.
A more animated and more signifi-
cant discussion grew out OF the adop-
ton Of the agenda. Lord Cecil, who
represents South Africa, held that the
Applications for membership of AL
banin, Bulgaria and Austria, which
were received since the agenda was
made UP, should be added to It.
The reservation, 1t is contended, Will
establish a precedent SO that II Ger
many's appA~ation is received later
the French delegates will be able to at
once raise, the question OF eligibility.
The working organization OF the as
sembly was formed yesterday after
noon and consists Of six committees,
each with forty-one members, repre-
sent all the states attending. All ques-
tions on the agenda will be divided
among these committees and Will come
up for debate on the floor only when
the reports are submitted, The presi-
dents Of these committees will be ex-
ofiicio vice. presidents of the assembly.
President Hymans. OF the league OF
nations, announced yesterday that the
demands OF Peru for reversion OF the
treaty OF 1853 between Chile and Peru
and OF Bolivia and Chile have been
reserved because the interested parties
desire to negotiate among themselves.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
BLACKHAND
FIGURES in CASE
Police Believe Girls Were Kid
naped and Given Overdose
of Knockout Drops.
DESERTER ARR ESTE D

Chicago. Nov. 16.--Harold Potter, an
alleged deserter from the Great Lakes
naval training station. was taken into
custody as a suspect early today in
the murder Of Marie Ramey and Lii
liam Thompson, actresses, whose bodies
were found In Grant Park early Sun
day morning. Potter was arrested in
North Side cabaret
The sailor was in uniform when ar
rested. Detectives found an empty vial.
which they believe contained poison, in
his pockets. Potter declared that the
vial had contained whisky.
Witnesses have told the police that
they saw two women answering the de-
scription of the slain girls, quarreling
with a sailor late Saturday night. The
coroner believes that the women met
their death from an overdose OF poison
Gus knockout drops" or liquor.
Potter is said to have admitted rum
ming away from the Great Lakes sta
tion Saturday after he had been released
from the brig.
A wOman's nat, picked up in the gut
ter by "a passing pedestrian and luen-
titled MS the nat worn by Marie kainey,
furnished the police touay with new
clew as to the manner in which the two
young women were slam. IL inuicat les,
according to the police, that tine gIfis
were KIDNAPPED ana later met violence
at the hands OF their unknown escorts.
The hat was found by Max Rider, an
employe OF the American Express COM
pany, and was Identified by James
Meeks and Robert Mccarthy, friends OF
the dead girls.
This new elew brings the camora
into the case as the point where the
hat was found Is at the euRe OF a dis
trict notorious for alleged blackhand
crimes. The police are entertaining a
theory that the women may have been
kidnapel by blackhand marauders.
Handbags carried by the TWO glrls at
the time of their disappearance are still
missing. The young women had been
given $50 each by Meeks and McCar-
thy last Saturday.
Meeks and Mccarthy are at liberty
today under bonds of $1,000 each. They
are held to answer statutory charges
growing out of their alleged relations
with the dead young women,
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WORLD COMPLICATIONS
RESULT LIQUOR SEIZURE

Mobile. Ala, Nov. ig.--Internatlonal
complications with the United States
and tho British government as inter-
ested parties with regard 20 application
OF prohibition laws Of the state ana
county, loomed M possibility with the
arralgnment IN the inferior criminal
court Monday of Cant. q, A. LohneH,
master OF tho British schooner Anna
belle Cameron. who was placed under
arrest following n liquor seizure aboard
the vessel,
The master Of the ship contends.
through hiH attorney, that he Ia entitled
10 NO much linuor for himself and crew
while the vessel Ia in port. but states
attorneys claim that they arc without
this right and that to have liduor
aboard any ship IN an American port
II IN violation of the prolfshitinn law,
Judge Norton ". Clark heard all the
evidence IN the case and then reserved
his decision lie asked the attorney for
tho defendant, John w. McAlpne. 10
cite further authorities on tho subject
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TAXATION OVERSHADOWS
ALL OTHER PROBLEMS

xVaefsIag ion,- Non. iB,--u. ~ H1..s.
Taxaflon n the big subject that VIII
oycrahadnw all others whon tht hnHt
session OF the sixty-slxth congress en-
gins on Dec. Q, II wnA agreed today "
"the advance guard" OF senator's ana
representatives already ION the JON" ~
the capital.
Demands are expected 10 be made %
congress- 10 enact emergency le9islation,
f,rat, 10 permit those who claim 10 hnye
heen hard hit by the slump N the nsE-
l,nt value az many staple commodities
Ia poHtpone payment of the instaiimenx
~ income and profits taxes due Dec
ib for six months.
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HARRY BOISE ARRESTED
AS JEWELRY-BOND THIEF

New York. Nov. 16 When Harry
l,oiso alias Breeze walked up TO the
desk Of Hotel MeAlplne early today
and asked FOR a room, two detectives
arrested MIN on charge Of stealing
sis 900 worth OF stocks. ponrs anu
tewclry from the room 81 Mrs. Mary
Armlstead, Of Atlanta. Ga, on Oct. u
at the Hotel ClaHdge. Boise. inAhion-
abiv dressed gave his address as the
Hotel Adelphi. Philadelphia.
Police say Joiso was first arrested
in connection with this case AZ CisNe-
land, where police said they found &ln,-
900 worth of the bonds In his suitcase
hut TINT he was released prior 20 af-
rival Of New York detectives Police
said there were fifteen complaints
charged against tho prisoner.
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P. O. CLERK ARRESTED
Charged With Robbing Regis
tered Packages of $4,000.

Henderson. n. c., Nov. iG.--I4. v.
Graves, diHpAtching efork Ia the Hen
dereuu postofiico. was arrested last
night by poatoiilen inspectors aud
charged with rohbinr registered pack
sgeH of more than tisU0O. one $1,000
liberty bond and cash 90 the amount
of $4,000 was found concealed tn an
bile. according 10 the authorities. SuN-
plclon focused upon Graves when bis
known living expenditures mounted 10
figures far IN excess of his salary,
which was $3.50 per month. according to
Inspectors who made the arrest.
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DANGEROUS TO SHIPPERS

washington, Nov, 10. - Aavisolt
northwest etorm warning was ordered
continued today on the gulf coast. Say
81. Louis, Mississippi. 10 Cedar kayA
Fla.. by the weather bureau. strons
northeriy winds. with gales over ths
gulf we're predicted for this afteruoor
aud tonight. A disturbance centrM
over northern Florida was reporteA
moving rapidly northward. 4.
Dangerous for all shipping" was ths
warning iHH,ied today by tho weatheI
bureau IN reporting the movement q
the southern storm which Ia increasing
IN intensity and moving northWara
Increasing northeast winds are becuuAs
ing gales. the report said. with rains
and probably snow on the middle coaau
and new England.
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FILE NOTICE or CONTESTS

Washington. Nov. ie.--Notice Of i've
contests for seats In the next house o
representatives already have been tileu
with william Tyler Page, clerk OF tht
house, and Mr., PAGE said today hs e%s
pocted that AZ least fifteen seats woul@
be contested.
The contests already Med involve th1
seats OF ave democrats. RepFesenta-
tivaa John W. Rainey. OF tho Fourth
Illinois district. and SABBATH. Of the
Firth Illinois dNtrtcts Stanley ". kuuM
Kindred, of the second New York dir
trlct, and p. y. Swank. OF the Ftftk
Oklahoma district.
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PROBE ELECTION FRAUD
Inquire Into Complaints as to
N. Y. Assembly District.

New York. Nov. l6-Judge John F
Mcintyre. Of the court OF general ses-
ions. ordered The August grand Jury
90 begin, an INVESTIGATION TODAY of a
nunlhss OF complaints o. election frauds
or Nov 9
Alnone thosa summoned 20 appear
hegae the grand Jury were John i
NoNhis. president Of the boari ri
elections who was asked 70 produce
ballot boxes and tally sheets from the
Fourth assembly district and n num-
hEr of persons who claimed 70 have
witnessed Irregularities at several poll
in~ placcs
Deputy Attorney General Charles +
Robinson has been assigned 10 prose
cute tho alleged frauds.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
MOONSHINERS SUSPECTED
OF CRIME OF MURDER
young Mans Body Found Near
Mayking, KY, in Cumber-
land Mountains,

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov, is.--(GpecIai.Y
---i4eonard Webb, age 20, son Of Rev
Charles Webb of tram Creek. near
Maybing. tive miles from whitesburF.
side, reaching across tho Cumherlan1
mountain from Cram Creek. on the Viz
ginia state line, according ID report
received here. lie had left homo two
days Rgo 10 Visit relatives In VirEiniA
over the head with n club. Webb had
gained the anmty OF moonshiners, VINO
are suapected OF tho crime.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
ITUMULT BREAKS
In GENEVA HALLS
Canadian Delegate Accuses
League President of Not
Presenting Motions.
JAPs SUFFER DEFEAT
Fail to Obtain Rule That Half
Chairmen Be Chosen From
Outside Europe.

Geneva, Nov. t6.--Q. N. s.)-
Tumult broke out today in the
meeting OF tho league Of nations
assembly whom President Paul
Hymans was accused OF not read
ing motions before putting them
befon the delegates. The aeeusa-
ton was made by Sir J. e. Foster
during debate upon the rule =,
President Hymans resented n
imputation, but the Canadian d =
egate kept shouting his prote
despite the sharp pounding Of
presidents savel.
Japan suffered her first
when the japanese delegat
tempted to obtain a rule I'll III
of the ehairmen Of commif be
chosen from outside Of bpe.
The proposal was rejecta
Over the objection of Y Robert
Cecil, representing Southhs4- ica, the
assembly voted in favor OF secret
meetings. England, France
and italy supported secret sessions.
The decision to hold committe,
in secret shows that practi.
cally all of the leagues work will b,
lone behind closed doors. The as.
sembly voted in favor Of the issuance
IF brief communique to the press.
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VIOLATES HIS PAROLE
j. Z. Jax Goes Back to State
Prison.

Nashville. Nov iG-~J T. JAN viii be
returned 70 the penitentlary 20 nnlsh
serving a term of fvc years for lar
tony.
A few months nEo he was paroled 20
the Tennessee Home for the Blind.
Aftet he mad worked there short
'imc. the chretakcrs noticed a con-
tiuunl mirHinr ~ sheets. carpets and
other household goods
The police Investigated and found
that JUE had looted tho home. over
~ un0 worth of goods were found MISS
lng. according To- officers
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
ANENT RUSSIAN TRADE

London, Nov. G.--Representatives o'
the Russian trade delegation in London
headed by Leonid Krassin, were In con-
ference yesterday with the cabinet, dis'
cussing the preliminaries for the pos
sihle resumption Of trade with soviet
Russia.
Some progress was made, but II j.
stated there IS sharp division o
opinion in the British cabinet on th'
subject. Premier Lloyd George ~ re-
poried 10 favor resumption. but severa
Of the prominent cabinet members are
opposinR II.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
TREATY APPROVED
U. S. Great Britain,and France
Agree, Says Giolitti.

Rome. Nov. 1.-THE treaty con-
cluded by the Italians and Jugo- Slavs
at Rapallo settling the dispute over
Fiume and other territory on the Adri-
attic httorai has been approved by the
United States. Great Britain and
France. Premier Giolitti announced to-
day. Under this agreement Fiune is
TO he an Independent state and Italy
relnquishes her claim to part OF Dali
malta. which will be annexed by Jugo-
Slayia, A commercial treaty win be
negotiated later.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
HIGH PRICES CRIPPLE
GOLD MINING INDUSTRY

Denver. col. Nov. 10 High war
time wRKeA In tho United stnteH have
crippled the gold mining industry oi
Alaska by attracting miners nom me
north. Dr. Miller Roberts dean ~ the
college OF mines, uniyeraity 81 Wash o
ington. at Seattle. told del"rB,cs 20 me
twenty-third annual convention ~ tue
American mining congress- here today,
IN 1918. he said. ALASKA produced SIC
loe.7s2 In gold, reaching tho peak OF
ten years Of steady growth
In 1919 the output pr. HobcrtH de-
cnred fell 10 %, 600 600. with iudica'loun
that tho production this year WIN fan
below that figure.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
Venizelos Cabinet Quits;
sMyReturn "Ex-King
Constantine Jubiant at Prospects His Early Return to
Greek Throne -Royalists on Face of Returns
Have $50 Members Parliament to 118 Veni-
zelists-George Rhallis Asked to
Form New Cabinet

kuesrns Nov t6U N. S"The vneists
adherents Of Premier vezeos election
the throne II
tas surprised the result"
There much rejoicing among constanines encourage.
Athens: Nov GA PPremier veno cabinet resigned early
Admiral coundouriot
biinisy ~ " =
Ih. complete victory the opposition last night
though nna results still lacking leaders the elements
to Premier veno: in the elections held Sunday surprised
h showing their candidates had made Macedonia Attaoa
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ReprisalMethods
already Begun
Four Officers Who Tried
Terence MaCSWiney Are
Kidnapped.

Dublin. Nov ls.--keprisals against
the men held responsible for the death
OF Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor Of
Cork. have already begun. -Four ofii-
GERS who sat at tho court martial
which sentenced MacSwiney to impris-
onment on the charge OF having sedi-
hous literature in his possession. were
kidnapped from train near Cork to-
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Don ANn aIvEs pRIzEa.

Warsaw. Oct STA. n. Cor. l--unt
million marks IL 20 be given away eae1
week for twenty years by the P0liaA
government as premium prize for
state loan announced recently BY tht
ministry finance and designed 20 rAiHs
900 000 900 marks. Bonds OF the lOaf
are 10 denominations OF 1000 marks aud
hear per cent. interest. the loan rum
ming forty years.
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WILL FLOOD COAL MINE

TniOntOWn. Pa. Nov. IA IRE
which company officials estimate will
cause a minimum loss ~ 81 600 900 r.
raging tn the mine Of the Uuioutown-
CouncHsvtIe Coal company, near
Brownsville. The nre started Sunday
in fhe main shaft OF tho mine The
cause has not been determined
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
NEW coMMANDANT NAMED

NaHhvIllO, T0nn,, Nov, NJ. MAJ ~, NJ
O'Shaurhnessy, OF Washington. nRi
been appointed cornmandant ~ the Vlt
Hickory Powder plant here 20 succeed
Col, O. c. Horney. who has been trans
fcrted to San Antonio. Tex. as cr4,
unuce officer
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Snow, Says Billy 'POssum.

The repuhlicanh Z
are gathering IN
pow vows. hun :
cry and full OF
bow -wows, they
are lining az the
pie counter one
and all. they have
q knife and fork
IN hand. and right
there they VIII
stand until they
ind out some
promises " O e Z
just q stall.
pity Gov Taylor
whose authority
is not n whalcr,
for he hasn't q
job for every sin
gln o1n. hut fol
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MRS. TABOR CLEARED

IaW IaW Mlch,. Nov. lt,-Ihe
eharec of granddaughter against Mrs,
sarah Tabor Sc years old who was nc-
ruacd of causing tlfe death OF her
daughter. Mauds Tabor Virgo. VIII be
dismtssod according 20 "a statement To-
cav hv Prosecuting Attorney Horace
Adams
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
MARRIAGE AT HUNTSVILLE

HuntsvIlle, Ala, Nov. l6,--Mr, Ern-
est White, Of the Huntsville Daily
rimes. and Mis- Halle Eunico Can.
tfell, were married Monday after.
noon AZ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
ozro Price in the presence OF small
company OF friends. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. W. Caldwell.
pastor OF the Central I'reshyterian
church. Miss Lucille white was maid
OF honor and the groom'E brother, J.
c. White, acted an best man
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
TEXTILE WAGES TO STAND

Fan KiVer. MASS. Nov Ih.-~WRKo9 q
the 50 600 operatives In the cotton u1ilh
here viii remain at the scale that hai
hoeu IN force Tor the last six months
according to an agreement reached ~
representatives OF the manufactures
and employees today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-16
TALK or CROWN PRINCE
George Instead of Paul May
Rule Greece.

parls, Nov 49, Belief was expressed
In we'll Informed circles here today
that Crown Prince George OF Greece,
Who was expelled with his father,
Constantine, by the allies. will succeed
Aloxp Dder instead Of Paul.
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LIQUOR PERMITS EXPIRE
AUTOMATICALLY DEC. 81

washington. Nov. is.--Ail outstand.
Ing government iiduor permits issuso
prior 20 Jan, IL win expire automhu-
newal must be filed by Dec, I, under
regulations issued today by ComFtihN
eloner OF Internal Revenue Williams
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VIII pEeoME cHANegLLoR.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Nov. l6.-Dr. Johu
Bowman, president and director OF the
American College OF Surgeons, of CHI
caEo, on Jan. !. viii becoAo chancellor
OF tho University Of PittAburEh. Samuel
Il. Mccormick, who has been head OF
tho university for sixteen years retires
beeause OF ~ health. The change wHt
voted A. meeting 81 the trustees late
yesterday pr, Bowman was formerly
president OF the Iowa State university.
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RltnvIh. java. OCT l5---tA. + Iufl
The Dutch government has decided
10 study the American school system
la tha Philippines. with the View of poe
slhiy ndoptinE SIMILAR methods for the
JRyancse. 4 commisEicn win go from
h,.,e M Innunr1
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LOST AND FOUND

COW-BHndle. wide horns, ! null
COW. yellow Jersey. black heift- calf
with white feet, months old. sera
reward. w D. williams. GreenweeS
0rmetsry. Walnut toss.
HECK issued BY the southern Ry. o
for $50 lost In Grand Ocean Care. "
Anderson's or In front OF Rialfe. Re
ward Main 50tt
TOODLE-Taken from porch e u kei
uel0po ST.. saturday. small WHIT
poodle: parties that took same return
as they were seen 50 as 20 aAFs
trouble.
STICK PIN. mounted. cream cclore.
arrow point Chamberlain neld VI
day. 4. n. Peacock. Main $3.50 o
Hemlock sass Reward,
fFor LSs, ara Found Ads see Want a
Paqe.l
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pvRAAM NILS ANNouNcG CUT.

Durham, y. c, NOV. Ib--IHo ~ WI
Cotton Mills company. The EHHt bur
ham Cotton Manufacturing company
and the Pearl Cotton company today
announced a 20 per cent cut IN the
wages Of their operative onectNo
Monday. Nov. %
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Joe Brown I've no feeling and no SYM
patny is over me stealing for I'm the
guy who told him not 20 run.
The weather. Rain or snow this aft
ernoon and tonight. "wednesday fair
and continued cold
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What 10 considered one Of the
most important threads Of evil
denee yet woven about 7. J. e.
Yoeum, mystery man." came into
possession Of investigators Tues
day afternoon In the form Of IN.
formation from Schenectady, N. Y.
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LLOYD GEORGE SOLE SURVIVOR.
The defeat Of the Venizelists in the
Greek election leaves the Lloyd George
cabinet as the only war government IN
Europe which has survived the world
conflict. Russia Is not taken into con-
Slderation as the soviet regime az Mos
COW has not been recognized by the al
lied powers. The war governments OF
the following European nations have
fallen: France, Italy. Belgium. Portu-
gal. Germany. Austria. Hungary Bull
garia. and SerVia. The war government
of the United States has gone by the
defeat Of Gov. James NJ. Cox. who was
pledged to carry out the policies OF
President Wilson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-17

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