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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
BRITISH lake SHERIDAN

Bhrdnd. sept ~ g. sheridan. a town
on the len hank uf the niala river.
about sixty m,ies north ~ this city.
hrs heen occupied nv British forces
which icft Bskuba few days ago.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
BODY BADLY MANGLED

Bristol, sept il.--tSpeelal. )--Lucinda
Henaiey, a is-yrAr- old girl. was almost
instantly Killed when struck by
freight train AT Appaiachia, near Brls-
toll The child was reported N have
hecn badly mangled,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
CHICK EVANS DEFEATS
FRANCIS OUIMET rs

Roslyn, NJ. ", Sept. tt.--charlss
Evans, OF Chicago, today won the
national amatsur Golf title cham
plonship, defeating Francis oul.
met, Of Boston, ana Q.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
STEP LIGHTLY" Wins
NEW YORK FUTURITY

New York, Sept. Il.-Stop Lightly
won the classic futurity for Agar Odds
today at Belmont park, Star Voter was
serond and Grey Lag third. Time
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
RECOGNITION OF.THE
HUNGARIAN REPUBLIC

Buonos Aires, Sept. l1.--KecognItion
of the Hungarian republic was accorded
by the Argentine government yester-
day.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
May Rule Miners Not Entitled
to Back Pay Granted by
Commission.
WON'T YIELD ONE IoTA
Anthracite Vacationers' Ranks
Unbroken-one Move to
End Deadlock.

STATUS OF ANTHRACITE
GOAL MINERS STRIKE
Miners idle on fifteenth day OF
strike, 100000.
Loss In wages TO miners under
now wage award, $4,000, 900.
Loss 20 coal operators, more
than $4,000, 900.
Loss In coal production. $500,
900 tons.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
THIRTY MEN KILLED

Explosion OF Dynamite Causes Damage
and Death.
Lima, PERU Sept. io,--Thlrty men
were killed scores wounded and dam ;
age amounting TO $3.50, 400 was done. by
thr explosion OF dynamite In cnllao hay
this morning Negligence In declared
10 hRNo Cnmncd The aCcldrnt
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
Us TP HoNoR :

and am talking about no ono else
hut ynu
The weather: Fair tonlgh, and sun
dHv
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11

Atlanta. Ca Sept ii-whiie nd
hitting registered mail pouch " miss
ing. pnstoffice inspectors here declined
10 discuss the reported loss ~ $50 ooo
from Southern railway train between
Cornelia and BALDWIN. Ga.
Southern railway officials here say
they have heard nothing Of the reported
robbery.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
MAILPOUCH STOLEN

Toccoa. Ga Sept. IA registered
mail pouch. said IN contain $50 400 IN
bonds IN reported 10 have been stolen
Wednesday night from an eAEthouut
southern railway train between Cor
nelia and Baldwin. GA.
Tho honda We're said to he On rout"
from an Atlanta bank 70 bank be-
New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
CAUGHT POSTING
RADICAL BILLS

NEW YORK. Nov. Three mon
found posting circulars advising
overthrow Of the capitalist govern
ment and establishment Of tho
soviet In the United States" were
arrested here today. Police charged
the men with criminal anarchy ana
were investigating the statements OF
two Of them that they worked In a
building In wall It, short time be-
fore the bomb explosion.
: The men gave their names as Otto
Watson. 2s: Peter Twaine. IS, and
Eric Walden. rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
GRADS
TO ATTEND GAME
500 Alumni to See Contest
Here Saturday

At least 800 stanford university
alumni now residing In Seattle win
attend next Saturdays gridiron con-
test between Washington and tbs
California school AZ Denny field Sam
schwalachcr. president OF the Puget
Sound Stanford club. has requested
the university student body TO fur
nish the Stanfordites a special foot
ing section.
The Stanford alumni will act as.
hosts 10 the team on It's arrival here
Friday morning. A banquet in honor
Of the players will be given In the
Hotel Washington Annex Saturday
night. All former Stanford students
who wish 70 root for their alma
mater at the game are requested 10
get In touch with l.. Mccormack, sos
Lowman building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
"COOD SPORT"
FORFEITS $40

C. u. Rnffcorn. on trial In Justice
OF the Peace Otis w. Drinkers court
for shooting ducks before sunrise. in.
formed the court that he was good
sportsman. member Of sporting
club and held several hunters IL
ccnaca.
Then you won't object to paying
a little fine OF $40 TO be used by the
game warden In the interests OF
sport In this slater" inquired the
Judge.
II don't object. TO the money. but
IT'S the principle of the thing" said
Ruffcorn.
Then wen take the money" the
Judge remarked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
Find Bodies of Girl
and Woman in Lake

CHICAGO. Nov. THE bodies OF
well dressed woman about rs years
old and a 4-ycar-old girl were taken
from Lake Michigan today. Police
were unable 20 determine whether
they had been murdered or whether
the woman had jumped into the lake
carrying the child with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
SHOE STORE IS
ROBBERS DEN?.

SACRAMENTO. Nov. latter =
chase thru downtown streets and al
lcys carly today, A. M. Long. pro-
prietor Of shoe store. was arrested
by the police shotgun squad as tho
man who had looted three stores dur
ing the night. Later his wife was
arrested as an accomplish. Police
say he confessed and that they have
every reason TO believe thar Longs
shoe store was meeting place and
that he was a fence" for robbers
and xafecrackers thruout Northernl
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
SEEK RIGHT TO
TRANSMIT JUICE

Application for n franchise 70
transmit $4,000 volts of electricity
over public roads from the Hyde
mine. in King county. to the Black
Diamond mine, also in King county,
was made to the county commission
ers Monday by the Pacific Coast
Coal Co. The company requested
that date be set for public hear.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
u. of w. Welcomes
Alaskan Students

University OF Washington win not
close its doors 10 men and women
from Alaska in spite of expected
overcrowded conditions next term
according to letter sent by Presi-
dent Suzzallo to the Alaska bureau
Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
1--WE feel a special obligation to-
take care OF Alaska people" the let
ter stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
One-Man Boycott
Called on Diners

MAPLEWOOD. N. J., Nov. L.
Charles w. Taylor thinks SO little OF
railroad dining car fare that he
stocked Pullman compartment with
provisions for a trip TO st. Peters
burg, Fla With him are his son
and daughter. I'm not going to put
up with any more trouble waiting
for place In dining cars" he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
Fined $3.50; Broke
Federal Dry Law

Nicholas Anderson lost his three
gallons Of homemade to federal
prohibition agents on October s.
Monday he was further set back in
the federal court TO the extent OF
$3.50. when he pleaded guilty before
Judge Neterer TO violation OF the
Nolstead act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
ARRAICN JAPS
IN SMUGGLING

The 10 Japs implicated in the al
legged smuggling ring that was cx-
posed Saturday by immigration Of
ficials were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Robert McCiel-
land on Monday The hearing was
scheduled to extend into the after
noon session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
Uncle Sam Ruins
Thriving Business

Allantown. WASH. lost good busi-
ness when federal prohibition agents
grabbed Frank Worthington's two
stills and so gallons OF nicely set
mash. Monday Frank paid Uncle
Sam $500 for flirting with the ma
tional dry law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
British Butter to
Rise to High Point

LONDON, Nov. british butter
will rise TO an almost prohibitive
price this winter. The ministry OF
food denied. however. the report that
Il would cost t1.S7 pound. Butter
is now selling at $f.1o a pound. Of
ficiais believe II win not go over
0.s7 a pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01

Dean stephen I. Miller. head Of
the school OF commerce at the uni
versity. win talk on '"co-operation."
at the second annual banquet Of tho
University Commercial club. TO b
held in the university commons We'd,
nesday at s:45 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
TIRED OF THEIR
1 UPS-AND-DOWNS

Tired OF life consisting exclusively
of ups and downs, the four elevators
In the county-city building went on
strike for a short time Monday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
IS ron ExcuiNaE--ItEAL
IfSTtIE

10 AritNs ON NAshoN ISLAND &
acreA ready for atrawbrrfieni alt
fenced; some cid buildings on a
good road Price $4,000. VIII
take'a lot or auto as part pay
mont, VIII also consider roomina
house or aut-ef-town property.
JOHN DEFPMAN
tt9 New York tiih,
SIN LorA LYING ALroanrHEiL
y acre eaehi rich soil. located Just
outside Of city. WIN sell cheap %
exchange Tor cheap auto. a2c
round fare. u, =. Brown, sherman
Hotel. phone Main ass,
oun EXCHANGE BEREAVEMENT
handles anything, any whrrf 3
ntntrH The Pacific Agency, Inc.
atoo arcade hide Elliott ih1f.
WANTED Afro. WILL. TRADE
homcrtcad farm In Northrfn lsi-
lf0fnia- tnNeHtlFhte 0-li,, star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01

Daily Quotations by Wire.
Foreign Government and Municipal
Bonds.
Foreign Currency for Immediate
Delivery.
scANDINAvTAN AMERICAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
7O2 Third Ave. Main 1887,
WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
1000 Pneumatic Typesetting Ma
chine.
900 Futrcli Car Coupler.
WILL SELL
6 Pan Motor. st. Cloud, MINI.
Is King Airship.
80 Rainier Gas Crystal.
f7J simplex Auto wheel
200 Van Dyke Fountain Brush.
goo Beacon Coal.
900 Universal High Power.
400 Rofhcrt Process steel
a28 National Mines.
500 Ballard OIL
$50 Western Smelling AZ Power.
1000 Forks Drilling.
1000 American Workers oi
1000 Alaska Petroleum A. Coal
MAX WINkLeH
2it Union 81. Elliott eso'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
Br.ANcRE N. RITTER, alias

Mrs. Jack Moss, WAS charged
by the prosecuting attorney with at
tempted grand larceny Monday. fol-
lowing complaint that she sought to
pass worthless check for SEQ - the
Bon Marche.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01

drouth, a moderate driuker ana has
remained 60 despite the temptation
to DO the forbidden thing.
READILY SERVED
~ THEY KNOW YOU
Al scores Of places known 90 the
Initiated. cheering beverages are
readily served when the patron In
known, Otherwise. Wild horses
could not uncork a bottle OF any
thing more interesting than Ii2o.
The two midnight shows thai
fixs and glitter on rooftops snrc
absolutely q desert from the con-
vivisi visitors viewpoint. lie
must get IL before he arrives. or
content himself with ginger pop.
The famous Rector's II closed so
far as the oncc-ail-Fiorious lower
floor Ia concerned. Upstairs they
drink lemonade and dance TN J..
Then Good Night
~Montmnrtre" sounds terrificaiiy
gay and Irresponsible A. a matter
Of fact, II Ia as klokless as q settler
siphon.
II 10 crowded. yes. and the dance
floor space Is 70 limited that one
secs why folks dance upand down
nowadays. on the principle Of the
tall buildings. there Is no room 10
spread In other directions.
The shutting down OF NO many
gilded gsieties that once beguiled
the broadway pleasure seeker has
led 20 some odd phases OF New York
night life. The alinight bakery.
for instance. whore coffee and cakes
are conscrfpted TO do cheer duty,
and the ceilariess find a sort OF
synthetic conviviaiity that brings
tears 20 the eye Of the real old
fashioned rounder.
CHORUS LADIES HAUNT
DELICArESsEN NOW
The quaintcst OF these Is q mar.
row hole.in.the-wall near the now
silent and dcmure 1Ambs' Club.
The tiny place selis nothing but
cruliers and brazilian coffee, does .
thriving business TN a. M. and Ia
said 10 be owned by the Roosevelt
family
Then there Is funny deiica lessen
shop on a Aroadway corner in the
nineties. which for some unaccount-
able reason has become the gather
ing place Of all the chorus ladies IN
the world. There are no tables. no
chairs. Everybody stands around
or sits on the cracker box. The
favorite eats are rather "glorified"
sandwiches which sell at 90 cents
Apiece.
This. then. is New York's night
life. There Ia some life in II yet.
but. ah. with a differencei
II has been said that ''Bellevuc's
alcoholic ward contains more cases
today than three years age" This.
says DR.. Gregory. Is an error.
we have" says ne, "about
onesixth the alcoholics that
were admitted before prohibi-
ton. This IL nearly twice as
many, however, Ms we had I'm
mediatcly after the dry law be-
gan 20 operate"
SO you can form your own con-
illusions as to the kick percentage
In the white light zone Of little old
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
MISS LEETA MANNING. Z,

many years passport clerk In the
u. S. district office here. has re.
signed TO enter the law office OF
Senator Daniel Landvp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANOS WANTED
Good pianos bought outright OF scld
ON very small commission Tor es-
tatca. emergencies OF private pen.
Pile leaving city Only perfcct
pianos paassd upcn by cur export
accented, Phone Eillott 1874
nu pARRS PIANO CO.
ioS-l0s linton 81.
Hcure ~ Guaranteed fatisfaction
THE owl. PMs MoNE FOR
clothing, furA te~eiry. They BUY
and Exchange everythlng. 1sife
FIRST Elliott ssst.
REtI ll,f.r DENTIST WILL DO
first clans dental work en- ea.y
payment pian. Call Elliott tott
fnr rafticulnrr
PIANO sons AT YOUR HOMIE
~ sSrsIisnesd woman WOMAN 'e"she''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
SASH AND. DOORS
q. n WILLIAMS CO
IaIf tlrnf Ave q

SASH FOR SLEEPING roRCtti,S
sash for this purpose are unua.y
rnnde 10 order. on account OF the
special sires required. The cost ~
about 30 cents Per square foot ".
averAgr sash. with our ENLARGED
equipment We can offrr prHnts
service. even on special sirer ~
you tell US the exact dimeneicnA
We will gladly name definite
prices
showing full line % building ma
teriaL free on request
O. n. WILLIAMS co.
Estabitnhcd 1879.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
cHCRur GIRLS hhD rHt-~
tnpn,GAT DLLlcAT c xstH


by zoE BEcKI.Ey
NEW YORK s--sisy Mail.l--Broad-
way al II .. m. 10 still Broadway.
To the casual observer. az least, the
volstoad Law has not left ruin In Its
wake.
outpourlng theatre throngs tread
as Of yorc on one another's heels
Sky signs glitter and flash. Auto
horns nhatter tho cardrumH. Cafes
bcckon
We repeat. CAFES BECK0N,
For while more people than IN the
old days make a dircc, dash for the
subway 20 the accompaniment Of
cryptic remarks about new recipes
and I'VE keep ours IN the bookcase
Thousands siili find something 20 In
tercst them IN the zone where the
hlNfhail lately fionrlshed.
About the only differences are.
uD u L. .esre~~. ysu must kss~ where
20 50 and tho seehaiane 81 order
CD u rests mss~--ssss s~sea s,nsrs
norw.
Practically all the popular priced
table d'hoses. where dinners used 10
cost from 60 cents 10 si.2s. red ink
included. remain despite AIR. Vol
stead. quite willing and obliging.
CHEER Is YOURS
~ NOU KNOW HOW
Just say to Tony. the waiter. "A
couple Of straiahts." or Bring vs. two
dcnsttaAac." and cheer " yours. al
T6 cents per copy.
These appctizers Disposed Of, you
again summon Tony and mention "a
pitcher or mugs. please. . and forth.
with appears the oldfashioned china
water pitcher a; g. a pitch. or pair
Of indea,rucssbic shaving cups con-
tanning ice and a couple Of teaspoon
fuls 81 rcd liquid
In az least two restaurants Of this
type the liquid portion Of the meal
rs served openly and frankly In bot
tics.
Then there are the little cafes. un.
pretsntloas In appearance. where
vaudeville artists hook in after the
show for ayfriendiy chat and a drop
or two to relax the nerves before re-
firing. Here Is where the technique
cosncs In.
PROPER PASSWORD
BRINGS RESULTS
Address the waiter in a confiden-
tiai tone: Say. brother. can one get
a little EomeshIngf" or words TO that
effect. and he will answer. Sorry,
sir. but if's impossible And Il IL.
Order thus: Bring two ginger ale
and gin highhails with plenty OF
Iomon juice. and hurry A." and
George does H. HE KNOWS that
you know.
The glasses appear with the ice
and lemon. the ginger ale comes in
It's usual form. and the third ingredi.
ont In gently slipped near your left
elbow in a cute flat flask. The idea.
OF course. is that II Mr. Volstead
shohid appear. accompanied by n
warrant and a black maria for the
proprietor. II can be shown that the
flask was brought In the hip pocket
OF the customsr. who Is subject to
faint spells add is advised by his
doctor to carry & restorative for
medicinal purposes"
The flask costs $3.50. and there
IL a cover charge" of SO cents.
These places are quiet and order
~. They are patronized by the type
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
DO YOU REALLY wAsr TO

DO you REALLY WANT TO
GET WELT
HAVE you rheumatism, l,urr-
haxo, Seuritis. kidney Isea
Hood Pressure or what notf
VlT-O-NEr will cleanse yeur
biaod stream. eliminate the
waste and toxies from w.
bady. raise your vitality and
StfNEl.Y and POSITIVELY
nature will hring you hselth.
Come 20 the NtT-o-SEr hNN-
fTARiuM today. and bring
This al. one free troatmsnt
gsG Central Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
STOCKS AND BONDS
0, BusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR RAff--liAkEIlf AND LUNCH
room. eood opportunity. for baker
with wife willing 90 take charge
81 lunchroon. Good reason for
asiling address 90, Washington
TiniiiGH. sAWMiLl.s. AniNGLE
mills, anywhere. We can handle
service. ritz PACIFIC AGENCY,
iney ti00 Arcade BLDG. ELLIOTT
THE PACIFIC kGENcY. nc. REAL
Estate brokers Financial Agents
&t0o Arcade building. Elliott tssi.
Anything from peanut stand
ron sAI.E-Tlh SHOP iN LIVE
town. equipped for radiator re-
pairing. only shop In town. H. o.
hcott. iios tkf. Waphto. Wash.
Il Rooms PINE runSiruisE. FINE
location. 1880. 400 cash. ONeil
1903 Howeii
o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
HOTEL. WOMAN. NORWEGIAN.
would invest Up 20 $1,000. In or
out - town. No agents, Answer
6.i1s. star.
~ IEkSuNRL
PERMANENT HAIR WAVING.
Marceillng.. hena pack for gray
r.h n5 ~" imffnovrmrsr SHOP
Main cso7. $50 Union 81
No operations. Naturr remedies.
electric massage light thermo.
vapor baths 4is First ave NJ
tiig Or. LILLIAN CHANDLER.
kanlpraetor.
DIR. v. NJ FREEn
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic Diseasra
sok Y Third Asf.
ANYONE KNOWING TIE WHERE
atouts ~ Miss Clara knydrr please
notify lis w, spokan. a. Tel
Bwh.ATR. MASSAGE, SALT oLowa
shower. tu Peoples Bank uidx-
AdAMiooINC. FACIAL AND SCALP
scientifically treated. 1904 Third
ave. offIeS aea.
100 RIAL ESTATE loans
MONEY ron wAsiiiSoToS FknM
services l. A. hottie Farm
MonTuA0E CO. lac LaAry Bldg.
ini WANTED TO BOKKOw
WILL Sill. tsfk RIAL ESTATE
contract for ssss. sss New York
ftiurk
ies t.EGN. NOTICES
To WHOM IN MAY coScEftNs
This IL 60 certify that WeHtern Tool
Manufacturing Co. has made an
application 10 cfta bilsh tool
works at LOG w Nlckerron ~. lot
~ block -. Denny a Hoyts Aa-
dltfon.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such &C.
cupancy must file such PROTEST At
the office ~ IN. BulfdlnE Depart
ment. Room sos County city Bldg,
prior To Saturday, November 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01

Of person who was. before ihs
drouth. a moderate drinker and has
remained 60 despite the temptation
70 90 the forbidden thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01

Is-E<TRfrUCAf. GOLD SAVER sss-eo
|ovc gas cock stove heater an
No. .t.rt+ss-.s sst.'*s "a "a
Large trunk ss,,.....ss ssS
Alaska cedar pack saddle ...s. 49,
ideal undercutter ....*....s.. 80.
saw Nilnr tools ....s4s...+ss- Ivy.
Two backing saws .-..s..+s.. sss
Small cock stove ..-ss%..s.ss Wv
T~ieEraph Instrument. with
book * Instructions ..s.-+- eso
Two tarpAuiins. IT'D -ss...sts. 49,
Revolver - ....&e...stss ns4e
Ifsttietfe rANor .s..s..t..t+t. .e@1
Mixce tinnwous tools sss~e.s.s. lvsee
n. Vi ANDERSON, ftzrtrx. Wash.
STUMP PrLi.ERs fsTEEtsl. ONLY
SIS. also SIS each. Unsurpassed
for power speed. safrty. prse
blasting unrequsreds cunNincisH
pulling Demonstration daily ~
rnaehine az rare merit. that clears
average land Tor $50 TO 300 an
acre. Machine does not cost pric.
OF little farm. Write. cal
"Durrsst" Patented fuiicrh Ken
ton. wash. -
RECORDS At t5e
ana 1cc---Thats what our ex-
change service practically amounts
u. You select a used record from
cur big stock for ysurA. and pay
Use. or well give you brand rev
~ re<osi for two q souf siiFnsy
used and 1oc. Pacific Record k..
change. 1e3 Pike 81. also Htalt ~
PIKE Place Market -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01

8 y acres. noed a-room house all
level best of Hoil. n-milc from
DuNali $500. terms, Two . v acre
tracts adjoining. $500 each, terms
Go ault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01

frxEcA HOTEL, f'IHsT AND
Gcnrca-I.arge outside rooms over
irnktnr the Sound. steam heat.
80 wafer. 1900 per week up.
fenfrsl and hofneiike. Special
rafcs to permanent guesta Tran
sienf-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
ITALIANS TO TAX
ALIEN NATIONALS
Government Proposes That
Deputies Impose Duties
on Foreigners.

ROME, March ga tax would
be imposed on property in Italy
owned by foreigners not living in
this country under the proposed new
taxation and finance law which the
government has laid before the
chamber Of deputies. This tax also
would apply to Italy's stocks which
such foreigners may hold.
Any money owned abroad by Ital-
ian subjects or companies also would
be heavily taxed. Subscribers 10 the
loan of 1920 and capital brought
into Italy after Jan. / of this year
would, however, be exempt from tax
alton.
The proposed tax on Italian stocks
and shoes held abroad is criticized
by the financial expert Of the Tri-
buna as unjust on the ground that
this properly already pays an in
come tax in the country where the
owner is living. The paper points
out that such a tax would be likely
to discourage entrance Of foreign
capital into this country which is
SO necessary for Italy at this mo-
ment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
TARTARS MASSACRE
1900 ARlHENIANS

LONDON, March 25.-Tartars re-
Gently massacred 1000 Armenians
within the boundaries OF the nav
Armenian state at the instigation of
the Y Dung Turks in the Azerbaijan
government, according to Archbish-
op KhOln. an Armenian from Fri
van, who has arrived in London TO
confer on behalf OF the Armenian
republic with allied authorities re-
garding the situation in Armenia.
Three thousand persons are being
herded i'm Tartar villages and pOr-
tions of the Armenian frontier are
being held by the Turks. according
to the archbishop. He says that in
Decem Der the Tartars murdered a.
000 Armenians at Akoulis in Aver
baijan. on the preteXt that Tartars
had been massacred in Armenia ter
ritorv. The archbishop said also
that many massacres since the ar
mistice were declared TO have heen
due to the fact that the frontiers
between Armenia and Azerbatjan
were not clearly defined.