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The Washington times., 1920-03-08

An Excellent Corner House.
On the Heights.
most desirable location, convenient 70
both the 18th and nth Of car lines; we'll
built two-story brick corner large rooms
and bath. good lot, hOt-water heat IN ek
cellent condition. Now vacant. Cheap Al
q, 800.
A Fine Modern Home Near
l4th and Belmont.
9 nne rooms and bath. hot-water heat
eleN,ric light, colonial front porch; In per
feet condition.. Price, 5000.
Near First and Adams Streets.
A weli-built two-story brick dwelling;
rooms, bath, cellar. furnace heat. Reason
able terms. Price. $3.50.
Near 18th and Columbia Road
good modern home OF 10 rooms ana
baths, hot-water heat. electric light In
nrst class condition. Possession. rice
sll,750.
Near Ga. Ave. and Princeton st.
A Most Desirable Location.
A nrst class, modern home OF nns rooms
and bath. hot. water heat, electric light: In
perfect condition. Price, T,2to.
A Fine Home in Bloomingdale.
In an excellent location; strictly modern
home; 8 rooms ana hath, ot.water heat
electric Hight; in excellent condition. PRICE,
II, 900. Reasonable terms.
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$4,000

Colonial type home. 8 rooms and bath
located right on NEW HAMPsHlhE ave
nue.; hot-air heat; gas light; 10 H. alley
convenient TO oars; excellent CONDITION
reasonable terms.
The Washington times., 1920-03-08
$500

7-room and bath home In the NORTH
EAST: convenient 10 cars. This house ca
he bought on reasonable terms Nea
UNION STATION.
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FOR SALE-l0TS

CHOICE BUILDING LOT, eoxito, 1928
oeranium St y w, 10th St Heishts.
WIN cell below market price. Phone Coz
iumbla 2760
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES
PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.

FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
| $500
EAST; convenient TO ears. This house can
be bought on reasonable terms Near
UNION STATION.
Colonial type home. rooms ana bath
nue.; hot-air heat; gas light: is n. alley
convenient TO oars; excellent condition'
| reasonable terms.
A ssmi-detachsd new 8 room and bath
session; convenient to school and cara
Room for garage.
On beautiful avenue in the NORTH
EAST; large rooms and bath; h.w.-h: !:
Possession given. 1880 cash buy. thi.
homo
$3.50
In Mt. PLEASANT. one block east Of
18th street. near Park road; 7 rooms and
eth: colonial type home; h.-w.-h.. cleo
tricity. This house 10 In perfect condi.
tion. having been newly papersd and
painted; deep lot to ls-foot alley; posses
sion at once; terms.
A splendid room and bath homo In MT.
PLEASANT; convenient to Central High
school: h.-w.-h.; room for garage: porches;
owner occupant
- $1O,600
Near DUPONT CIRCLE; 10 rooms and .
baths; h--v.-h. and electricity: vacant
Near PARK ROAD. between 18Th and
18th Sta; splendid home Of II rooms and
. baths; 7 bedrooms, and unusually large
electricity; garage: deep lot to Is II. alley.
Best buy in MT. PLEASANT today.
INVESTMENT.
under good rental: fronting on streets
HOWARD & HINES
+ incorporated
734 18th Street N. w.
Main 730-731-732.
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 ii st. N. w. Phone Main 1923
PRICE t525o-tToDD PLACE n.
r.. This 10 a very attractive lit
Tie home Of ak rooms and bath,
heated with an excellent fur
mace there is very large back
~ may be sold on reasonable
terms. THIS 10 decided bargain.
PRICE ,s,36O-NoRTHEAsT. Very
well located In a convenient
neighboThood; II Is a two-story
brick having eight rooms and
bath' heated by hot water; this
type OF house Is very scarce, and
we feel that the price quoted 10
low enough for speculation. Easy
terms OF sale.
PRICE tB.sSo-c oLUM
HEIGHTS Well located home
having six rooms and bath. fur
mace heat and gaslight Houses
not az good ss this have recent
~ been sold for great deal more
money In the same neighborhood.
IL may be sold on cash pay
ment Of $3.50 and the balance
monthly.
HEDGES e. MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 IL st. N. w. Phone Main 1923
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DESIRABLE HOME m NoRTHEA6r-
House now occupied By owner and in
good condition.: six large rooms, bath.
furnace heat: good yard to alley. Be-
vsnsnt. On Columbia rad near fseh
street-Two-story brick. hot-wltse heat,
electricity, cellar under entire house. Now
vacant. Two-car garage In rear. Fay
terms. Prios. =, 500
Fsfrncnt strese, near i%eb-A VEN built
estory brick house. 10 rooms, baths
and hot-water heat. Be this at once,
a. It Il good buy: Convenient terms:
Beautiful home m Washington Hsfshts
rooms, . baths, y tn a. m l. BuiltIn
garage on rear. Possession. Terms.
Price, N1,ooe
CLARENCE F. WEIGH.
Room I, Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 1889.
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
Home Merchants
"'''.''- s., :, 3. . ne; room, bath; deep
saseo.os-M St So; rooms. bath: brick:
near Navy Yard: ~ cash
$1,000. so-H St me-: large 7-room houss.
bath: hot-vater heat: double ga
rage; lot 2ox1oo. Can be con-
verified Into business.
$8,6oo.oo-Doswood st. NV. One bungalow.
rooms, bath; hot-water heat.
gas and electricity: garage: near
Walter Reed Hospital
s1o.soc.oe-chapin st. NV. above 18th:
Two-apartment building. and
rooms baths; separate
steam heating plants; lot 2ox
$50.
S1o,5o .o0-Blair I'd. New, large, s-room
house, reception hall; gas and
electricity; lot 1oo114o: garage;
vacant.
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
920 N. Y. Ave. N. w.
FOR sALE-Good house in N. =.
section, in excellent condition;
rooms and bath; priced at 5000
to make quick sale.
FOR sALE-Homs IN Columbia
Heights section; 8 rooms, bath,
hot-wster heat Ss.7so will buy it
FOR sALE-For colored pur-
chaser, rooms and bath, in
good N. W. section Price, only
34.75o.
CHAS. 8. MUIR & CO.
1903 New York ava
~BUY A PIECE OF WASHINGTON
AND HOLD IT."
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$3.50

In Mt. PLEASANT. one block east Of
| 18th street. near Park road: 7 rooms and
bath: colonial type home: h.-w.-h., cleo
| tion. having been newly papersd and
| painted: deep lot to 1s-foot alley; posses
| sion at once; termS.
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HOWARD 4 HINES
incorporated
734 18th Street N. W.
Main 730-731-732.

ATTENTION COLORED!
For Sale-Low Priced Houses.
tA.ooo-Corcorsn St near 18th; room. bay
window brick
s47ks-s st near 18th: rooms and bath
lot 1897; reasonable terrna
s%.kee-IAmont st; , substantial s-story
dwellins:; rooms and bath each :
furnace heat; lot 20x1S0 IT.; only
$500 cash required as first payment
Sl.1te-1sth St Just above You; . rooms
and bath: furnace heat: good con-
dition; room for garage: bargain :
$1,000 cash.
t4,sss-v 1t. bet. 18th and 18th: s-story
brick; rooms and bath; lot runs
through to alley; easy terma
$3.7Se-w st. bet 18th and 18th; English
basement brick; rooms and bath.
stantial brick; cellar and attic;
rooms and bath; easy terms.
3LSoo-seaton st N. W.; semi-detached: 8
condition
and bath; deep lot to alley; only
$500 cash required
ss.soo-72nd st Just above st.: colonial
style: a-story brick: rooms and
bath.
&s.8eo-Corner dwelling, @ st. near 18th !,
II rooms. bath, 3 toilets; a SPLEEN
did opportunity to secure a large
attractive house at a low price.
81. 900 bet. 18th and 18th; 10 rooms 2
baths: hot-water heat, electricity
this house Is in splendid condition
and would be particularly suited
for . doctor.
3s,Soo-3-famiiy nat; near 18th and T SITS. ;
we'll built and in nrst-class condi-
ton; rooms and bath on first
door: rooms and bath on second
noor; separate entrances; separate
heating plants: furnace heat; live
In one and rent tho other: reason
able terms.
Ask for Mr.. Walk,
SALES DEPARTMENT,
1912 New York Ave. N. w.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 IL St. N. w. Phone Main 1923
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES
FOR SAlE-H0USES

DESIRABLE BARGAINS AT REASONABLE PRICES SALE BY
MOORE HILL INC,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08

Talking about things that help peo-
ple. have Just received q letter from
my sister at Waterloo, Iowa, telling me
she has gained 16 pounds in weight BY
taking Tanlac," said A. b. Steiner, 40
East Page street, st. Paul, Minn., re-
Gently.
short while ago, and as she was suffer-
ing from stomach trouble some one ad-
vised her to try Tanlac, which she did,
and a. 1 saw the great benefit she
was getting from it, 1 decided to try It
myself. for 1 had been troubled with
my stomach for the past two years: l
had very poor appetite, and the little
did manage to eat seemed to lodge
right in my stomach and sour: l would
bloat terribly after eating and have the
worst sort of cramping pains In my
stomach, and at times I had such bad
attacks of heartburn I would nearly 60
wild. My back gave me lot OF trouble
and I had such intense pains In the
small of my back could hardly bend
over. To add to my other troubles
about two months ago began to suffer
with rheumatism in my shoulder blades
and arms, which got SO bad I could
hardly do my work and could not even
nut on my coat without assistance:
was 80 nervous I could get but little
sleep and would roll and toss from one
side Of the bed to the other all night
long, and would get up in the morning
all tired out. I was 80 badly run down
and had lost so much weight l was r.. so
"Well, While I have only taken five
bottles Of Tanlac in all my improvement
is simply remarkable have "a, ths such t;n,. a
and my stomach is in such splendid
condition 1 can eat anything I want
without suffering the least bit from 1t
afterward. The pains have all gone out
Of my back and I never have the least
sisH Of the rheumatism. In fact. l
never have an ache or pain of any kind:
/ Sleep as sound as a log every night
and have gained in weight and strength
until / can do twice as much work as !
could before taking Tanlac. Yes. sir, !
can recommend Tanlac after what It
has done for me. and know it will Do
the same for others If they will only
give it fair trial.
Tanlac is now sold IN Great Falls by
Model Rx Pharmacy, 312 Central ave.
nue. and Cascade Rx Pharmacy. 1lO
Third street south.-Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
10000 IOWA ACRES
FLOODED BY GAP IN
MUSCAT|NE LEVEE
Thousands Will Be Driven From
Homes If Barrier Is Not
Built in Time.

Muscatine, Ia, April IA break in
the Muscatine island levee at point
about ~ miles south of this city Tues
day night has inundated thousands Of
acres Of land and the overflow of a con-
siderable part of South Muscatine is
threatened.
At least 10000 acres of farm land will
be covered by from two to 16 feet Of
water. But little livestock was saved.
Hundreds Of workmen are engaged in
erecting barrier across a slough
which extends upwards from the flood
ed area to the city. Only the success Of
this enterprise will avert the necessity
Of several thousand people leaving their
homes.
The lower part Of Muscatine, which is
famed for its truck crops, is an inland
sea many miles in extent.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08

San Francisco, April limited States
naval vessels Of all kinds, ranging from
dreadnaughts to submarine chasers and
including airplanes, formed the escort
today for the British cruiser Renown
when it steamed into San Diego harbor
carrying Edward, Prince of Wales, on his
way to Honolulu and Australia.
The prince and his suite, who are to
remain until Thursday, were greeted on
the Renown by prominent California
citizens, including Governor W. ID.
Stephens. Later the entire party was
rendered luncheon aboard the battle
ship New Mexico, flagship Of the Pacific
fleet, by Vice Admiral Williams acting
commander in chief, and his staff.
Thousands of persons greeted the royal
party when it came ashore, following the
luncheon Nearly all business establish
ments in the city were closed in the
princes honor, as the result Of the de-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
FRANCE ALSO SUSPECTS
PLOT, BUT AGAINST IT

Paris, April Entry of German gov
ernment troops into the Ruhr district
interrupted tentative negotiations for an
economic understanding between France
and Germany, and in authoritative cir
cles here there is conviction it was
deliberately planned for that purpose.
In the course of the conversations on
the subject, Germany asked France what
would be necessary as basis for such
an understanding. The reply was that
the terms of the Versailles treaty must
be executed. It is the theory here that
the military party in Germany con-
fronted with these conditions preferred
to take radical action.
German regular forces entered the
Ruhr valley, it is pointed out, when Pre-
mier Lloyd George and Earl Curzon,
British secretary Of state for foreign
affairs, were away from London, and it
was impossible for France to commune
cate with her allies regarding the sit
uation. A similar state of affairs existed
in July, 1914, when President Poincare
and the French foreign minister were
absent from France and Germany and
Austria began aggressions which began
the world war.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
HEIR TO- BRITISH THRONE
is HAVING FESTIVE TIME
AS GUEST OF SAN DIEGO

claration of an official half holiday by
the mayor.
The prince was the speaker at a San
Diego meeting, where an assemblage
estimated at more than 10000 persons
heard his brief address through the
medium of voice -intensifying device.
He said he was glad to touch again at an
American port and referred to the
wonderful time" he had enjoyed at
Washington and throughout the eastern
part of the United States last year. He
expressed the hope that he might return
in the future for a more extended stay:
In his uniform of British naval
officer, the prince appeared in excellent
health and spirits: lie obligingly posed
for many camera pictures and stood erect
during the automobile trip up Broadway.
Tonight the prince and his party were
honor guests at dinner. and ball at
the q. 8. Grant hotel. Thursday recep-
ton will be held aboard the Renown to
a list Of invited guests. The Renown
will clear in the evening for Honolulu.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
LET P0SLAM
SPEED AWAY
YOUR PIMPLES

II you have pimples act at once on
it and every probability Of wonderful
benefit. Get some Poslam and apply d.
rectly over the eruptions tonight: In the
morning examine tho skin for Improve
ment. II encouraged, continue as neces-
sary and you will doubtless marvel at the
rapidity and effectiveness Of this treat
mcnt. Now that you know what It can
do. you will find many ways to utilize
the healing properties Of Poslam.
sold everywhere. For FREQ sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 2A3
West 47th ST.. New York City.
And Poslam Soap. being indicated
with Poslam, will benefit your skin while
used daily for toilet and bath.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08

Constantinople, April 7.-(By The As
mer commander Of anti-bolshevik forces
in southern Russia, arrived here last
night and IL today a fugitive on board 4
Bristish ship.
Immediately after he landed he went
to the Russian embassy with General
Romanovsky, his former chief of staff.
and it was while he was there that the
latter was assassinated.
General Denikin is believed to be in
danger because of the high feeling that
prevails among the Russian officers
here, and went on board the warship
under guard of British soldiers.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
Building Council
Refuses to Sign

Butte. April THE building trades
council tonight rejected an invitation to
become signatories to the contract
entered into between the carpenters
union and the Associated Industries and
voted to move out of the carpenters
hall. The carpenters, composing more
than so per cent of the membership Of
the building trades council, have re-
turned to work in disregard Of the
central body's attitude.
The hosting engineers union tonight
voted to decline to take strike
referendum as requested by the Silver
Bow Labor assembly.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
CARRAVzA PROPOSES
COALITION AGAINST
MONROE DOCTRINE
Interview Predicts Revocation
of All Lower California Con.
cessi0ns to Aliens.

Washington. April 7.-Solidarity
among American nations must re-
place the Monroe doctrine as the pro-
tective policy Of those countries, Presi-
interview printed recently by La Prenza,
of Buenos Aires, copies Of which have
just reached Washington. The Mexi-
can executive was quoted as declaring
his unalterable opposition to the Monroe
doctrine, which he characterized as in
effective for the purpose of meeting
the needs of weak nations.
According to La Prenza. President
Carranza is Of the opinion that the Mex
lean government will annul vast conces-
sions granted foreigners in Lower Cali
fornia.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
Town Sewers Blow Up,
lnjuring Score and
Causing Fire and Panic

Akron, Ohio, April IA series
Of violent explosions In downtown
sewers at 2 o'clock this afternoon
injured a score Of persons hero,
broke hundreds Of plate glass,
caused panics In stores and office
buildings and started a fire in the
old Buskey's hotel.
Gas from broken mains filled
nearby buildings. Tho office Of the
Evening Times was filled with
smoke and had to be abandoned.
Only ono injured was reported,
Miss Edna Hahersatt, 26, a guest
At the linwood hotel who was over
como by smoke and rescued by a
workingman.
Damage sustained ky the Lin.
wood hotel and the Buckeye Motor.
cycle company, which occupied the
same building, was placed at $780,.
900.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
DENIkIN TAKES REFUGE
UPON BRITISH wARSHIP
WHEN AID IS MURDERED

General Romanovsky's murderer has
not been apprehended and there ie little
the Russian embassy say, 70 far as they
can determine, nobody saw the tragedy.
General Denikin and Romanovsky were
talking with Prince Gerzarin and several
other Russians in the sitting room at
the embassy and Romanovsky left to
arrange for motor car to bring the
luggage from the steamer. A few min.
utes later revolver shots were heard
and General Romanovsky was found IN
dying condition in the billiard room.
Romanovsky was unpopular with the Of
ficers and soldiers.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
Governor Recommends
a Pardon for Prlja

Helena. April 7.-Governor Stewart
today recommended a pardon for Philip
Prlja, Butte policeman, convicted on
a charge of assaulting an alien in Butte,
during the war. Prlja was sentenced to
one to three years in prison, the supreme
Influential citizens Of Butte signed petit
tions for the pardon and it is said later
evidence shows cxtenuating circum-
stances.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
Rehabilitation Post
at Helena Assured

Helena. April w. G. Simpson. as
sistant surgeon general of the federal
health service, announced today in
Washington, D. c.. final plans are being
made to install first class hospital at
Fort Harrison. Helena. Plans had been
held UP pending decision on an improved
water system authorized this week when
the voters favored 100000 bond is
sue for extension Of mains, and pipe
lines
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
Kansas Mine Chiefs
Plead Guilty Then
Decide to Be Tried

Pittsburg, kan., April AFTER a
plea of guilty to the charge of con-
tempt had been made for Alexander
Howat and two other Kansas mia-
ers' union officials, when thsy faced
District Judge Andrew }. curran to-
day, their attorney Withdrew the
plea. Howat and August Oorchy,
vice president and Thomas Harvey,
secretary-treasurer. were admitted
to bond Of $500 each.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
Miners Retain Hughes
to Defend Officials
in Price Indictments

New York, April 7.-Charles E.
Hughes has been retained by the United
Mine Workers of America as chief coun-
sci to defend the 81 union officials un-
der federal indictment in Indianapolis
on charges of conspiring to raise coal
prices. This announcement was made
by John L. Lewis. international presi-
dent of the union.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08

board, to be appointed by President
Wilson.
B. B. Greer. operating vice-president
Of tie Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad, delivered an ultimatum to the
strikers. notifying them that unless they
returned to work by Thursday their
places would be filled.
New "Outiaw" Union Formed.
One Of today's developments was the
formation Of new "outlaw' organiza-
ton, the National Enginemen's associa-
ton, by striking members of the Brother.
hood Of Engineers and Brotherhood OF
Firemen and Enginemen.
Announcement was made by the strik-
ing engineers and the Chicago Yard
mems association, which engineered the
strike of switchmen, that branches OF
the two unions would be formed through
out the country, and that strikers would
be called out elsewhere in sympathy
with the Chicago movement in an
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
CENSUS

Washington, April 7.-Population sta
tistics announced by the census bureau
included:
Hudson, New York, 11,745, increase,
422, or % per cent over 1910.
Snlina, Kansas, 15,O85, increase 5,397,
or 55.7 per cent.
6,121, or 2o.2 per cent.
Greenville, $. c., 23,127. increase
1886, or 48.9 per cent.
LEWIST0WM MARRIAGES.
Special to The Daily Tribune.
LewistoYn, April Us. ]. White Of
Choteau and Marie Trcsch have been
granted marriage license.
Andrew Z. Anderson and Maude Dan
iels, both Of this city, were married yes
terday by Judge Ayers.
Impurities give to quartz its distinc-
1
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
cLemENcEAv HAS BRONCHITIS

Cairo, April 7.-Georges Clemenceau,
former French premier, since his return
here from Luxor, has been suffering
from bronchitis, but is somewhat better.
The aged statesman went out for the
first time since his illness Tuesday. He
is still very feeble and his condition
causes some anxiety. NJ. Clemenceau is
20 years old.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
Great Northern Will
Spend $19, 900, 900
on System This Year

Spokane, April 7.-NIne million
dollars will be expended on mainten-
ance of way, repairs and replace
ments on the Great Northern rail-
way from Wiliiston, N. D., to the
coast, and about Is to l9 millions
will be expended on the entire
system this year, the chief engineer
OF maintenance OF way on the
system announced hore today. Mr..
Davis, who was here with party
Of officials Of the road declared tho
system was two to three years be-
hind In Its maintenance OF way
work.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08

men were out. They admitted, however,
that the situation is serious.
Engineers and firemen employed in the
yards voted today to support the switch
men in their stand. and many OF them
failed to report for work tonight. Il was
said by speakers at strike meetings that
the enginemen would all be out before
morning.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
Italian Mission Is
in Athens on Way to
Trade With Soviet.

Athens, April IAN italian com.
merclal mission arrived In Athens
on tho way to Russia to negotiate
with the soviet government for the
purchase of raw materials for man
ufacture. The mission, II Is stated,
is provided with severai million
ruhtos in cash,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08

endeavo. to force wage advances which
the railroad had demanded since iast
August.
Paid Less Than lahorers.
Grand lodge officers Of all the
established brotherhods arrived today
for conferences with their road chair
men. The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers and Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen addressed letters to their
members, branding the present strike as
illegal and urging the union men to stand
by the established organizations.
Loyal Men Rushed In.
B. Corrigan and NJ. w. Gable, assist
ant grand chief engineers, were In con-
ference with the firemen and ensinemen
chairmen, this morning, after q vain ef-
fort last night to prevent the unauthor'
lied strike Of their men. There is Z
great deal of sympathy in the brother.
hood for the switchmen, Corrifan said
The situation has become desperate
because of the fact that the wages paid
these men at the Chicago terminals were
absolutely not enough to live on" Cor.
rigan said. The strikers" he added
receive a schedule ranging from te
s5.75 day" Continuing he added:
''Our men could look out the windows
of their cabs and see common laborert
receiving more than engineers who hae
devoted years to their apprenticeship
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
ALLIES ORDER
CREEK ADVANCE
FOR TURK CLASH
Supreme Council Sends
Troops to Asia Minor
to Anticipate Attack by
Mustapha ke1nal asha

Athens, April 7.-6reek troops
have been authorized by the su-
prone military council Of the allies
70 a1vauce ln Asia Minor, In antict-
pation Of an eventual attack by
Mustappa KenaI.
They have occupied a strategic
position east Of the sector they have
held around Smyrna, according to
dispatch to the newspaper Ethnos.