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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
$4,000 Miles
We're Covered
by This Tire

The best fully authenticated record
ever made by an automobile tire. &C.
cordlng 20 the u. s. Tire Co. by the
Kansas City branch office OF I. ID.
Adams & Company Of indianapolis.
manufacturers OF road building ina.
chlnery.
we are Just abandoning n L. s.
Royal Cord tire. size AKA says
their letter. "aftrr " has performed
a phenomenal service OF more than
$4,000 miles on a Buick car. and has
never had a repair.
w. bought this tire during 1918.
II did two seasons service on coun.
try roads In Northeastern Missouri
for one OF our statesmen eanysstsing
a territory. In September. 1919. tho
car was moved to Kansas City and
has been used daily within the city
ever since. Just now this Tire Is
being removed and discarded We
are going TO present II TO you that
you may examine II.
1T viii further interest you 20
know that nj tho time this tire was
put In use. a mate to IL was put on
the other rear wheel The latter has
never blown out and u now being
carried for a good spare
Examination Of the record break
ing tire showed that II had worn
down smoothly and evenly to the fab
rio carcass and that the carcass was
In perfect condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Under-Inflation Is
Big Trouble Maker

More tires are taken from service
due 10 under initiation than from any
other cause. We know of no more
urgent admonition we can give au-
tomobile owners than this: Tires
must be pumped up hard II they are
10 give maximum mileage. SO states
a bulletin just received from the ser
vice department Of the Sprecklcs
Savage" Tire company.
ReJair shop statistics show that
75 per cent of all tire troubles are
due to insufficient initiation. Under.
initiation will cause tires to bruise
readily and TO jab easily. because
there Is not the resistance in an
under.inflated tire that there Is in
one that IL properly inflated,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Auto Stealing

UNCLE SAM is about to take a
" hand In the nation wide move.
mcnt to stop the stealing OF auto.
mobiles. which has become one OF
Americas most profitable indus.
tries.
The senate judiciary committee
has favorably reported bill
which provides a fine OF s. 900
and up to five years imprison.
ment for shipping or receiving an
automobile across state lines with
intent 10 defraud owners or insur.
ancc companies.
The value OF automobiles stolen
during the past year runs far into
tho millions Insurance compan.
les have been hard hit and Il has
been necessary TO increase prem
luns 20 tho point where protec.
ton against theft Is one OF the big
Items in operating a ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Acme Truck Does
Heavy Duty Here

Twenty-four heavy tubular boilers
were carried BY 3h-ton Acme.
owned by McConaghy and Lamar. to
the new addition Of the Seattle light
ing plant on Eastlake ave.
Each OF the boilers measured 1879
n. long. n. in diameter. and OF
ihlnch plate. They weighed each
rcspcctivoiy--so but that must
remain terrible secret. C.s43s also
hauled all the steel for tho Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph company's
new building on Third ave.
Besides pulling off capers Ike this
c.sf3s IL regularly employed during
the summer in hauling materials for
the new paved roads being built near
Walla walla. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

ut 20 be attached TO thc automobile.
enabling tho chief 20 communicate
with the Tuska station by wireless
and have the message transmitted
TO fire headquarters.
Numerous tests have been made
TO determine the feasibility OF the
scheme. Driving twenty five miles
an hour IL was possible for persons
In. the car to hear ylctrola record
at Tuska's home. The portable In
strument worked perfectly despite
the fact that the car was In motion.
After fhe shoyy we'll On IN roldtss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

TIE LATEST: A :oo.pound fold.
ing motor car that can be fitted into
a large trunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

J. r. Merryman, Toledo WASH is here shocn in his 1914
Buick in ch he travels less than Is miles day carry
ing Nth the aid Of his trailer 65 Of milk and the
sary feed to produce the milk. III the market price milk
and feed dependable the old Buick I'd oro
any gray hairs" MerT1mans comment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

A REAL DRY storage battery has
in San Diego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

THE CUTOuT win tell when the
engine In missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

KEEP TRACK OF the distance
Travelled by each tire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

THERE ARE 22,o3o miles OF fed.
eral aid roads In this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

THE TOTAL value OF tires and
tubes produced in the United States
in 1920 vaA ss2s. 424 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

THERE ARE $500. 900 motor cars
in use in this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

KEEP YOUR ear attuned TO en-
CINE noises. TO detect trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

TURN TO ono side when stopping
behind another car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

NEARLY FER CENT OF the sur.
faced roads In the United States arc
OF concrete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

PARIS ANERrS skidding acct =.
dents BY spreading sand on slippery
streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

COAST WHEN slowing up and go
Ing down hill. 10 save fuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

CHANGE WATER in the cooling
system weekly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

After the show. wen go to Boldts..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

THE FIRST official notice OF the
tire industry was made In 1905. By
the census taker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

Gee. but boidt's Bread Is good
. Advertisement
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THURSDAY fTEuEGRAPHiC)
LEGISLATION
 TO BE HELD OVER

Washington. Dec. 2S-Senator New. chairman of the Senate Com mittee on Territories. following q long talk with President Harding. on the subject. announced today that no attempt will be made to press legislation for the reorganization of the federal agencies that have to do with the government of Alaska this session. No further meetings will be held by the Senator's com mittee. which has been considering his ownbill. the administration bill and the Cummins bill. providing for various changes in the present ad- minis.ratiGa methods
 Action on the measure is deferred by agreement between President Harding. Secretary Fall and Senator New until the three can visit Alaska next summer and make an investi- gation of the needs in the territory itself.
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SUB. LIMITATION HOPES
 ARE ABANDONED

Washington. Dec. 2S All hope tonnage was abandoned today at d meeting of the Arms Conference naval committee The demand of France for a minimum submarine tonnage of nine thousand tons clos ed the door to any agreement. compromise proposal having been rejected finally and completely by the French
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Balfour Calls up War Phantom
 Before Congress

Washington, Dec 29-The phan- tom of future war between France and England. conjured up by Bal four, hung over the Arms Confer ence today, as it proceeded to rescue what it might from the wreck of the submarine craft program.
 Balfour was surprisingly direct in his statements and let the confer ence know there might be conflict between the two powers. He de- clared that Britain would prepare against Frances submarine pro- gram and that his nation believed it could take care of itself
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HEARST CHARGES ENGLAND
 RUNNING U. $. GOVT

Seattle, Dec. 27-William Ran dolph Hearst. in signed statement in the Seattle Post Intelligencer and all his papers throughout the codn- try, makes the sensational charge today that England. through an az gregation of international bankers, is running our government and the Washington Arms Conference; al leging that there has not been any suggestion of genuine disarmament at Washington, nor will there be-"
 Hearst also praises the French for resisting the English conference proposals.
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DEBS COMES IN STATE TO
 INTERVIEW HARDING

Washington. Dec. 26-Eugene ". Debs, travelling in a Pullman sleep CT. arrived here this morning from Atlanta for a conference with Presi- dent Harding, whose services, he said, he will invoke on behalf of other Socialist political prisoners.
 Debs was met at the station by a small group of men and women and the newspaper men He en- braced several of the men, kissing them-repeatedly
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Debs to Dedicate Freedom to
 Freedom of Political Prisoners

Washington, Dec. 26-Debs. fol- lowing a conference with President Harding today, announced that he will dedicate his newly acquired freedom to securing the freedom of other political prisoners and the cause of all prisoners" adding that his "future activities would depend entirely upon how long l will be out. out of prison.
 Attorney General Daugherty, dis cussing Debs. release, said. i trust that the notoriety Debs has re- ceived may not be commercialized. I say this because I observed gath ering about him persons who have
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NOTED MEXICAN
 REVOLU1IONISP EXECUTED
 BY FIRING SQUAD

Nogales, Ariz.. Dec. 26-General Francisco Reyna, who figured prom inently in the revolutions in Mexico during the last ten years. was ex- ecuted by a firing squad in Nogales. Sonora. late today The general was caught in the act of digging rifles, saddles and ammunition from the ground near Canosa, Sonora
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France to stand by Demands
 Despite Criticism.

Paris, Dec 29- France is deter mined to stand by her submarine demands. despite the criticism tn f is being heaped upon her, it was made known today. The govern ment openly admits that it does not believe it possible to reach any agreement at Washington on the issue in question. it was said.
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COMMUNISTS AGAIN AFTER
 U. S. AMBASSADORS

Paris. Dec. 27-European Con- munists are again bothering Am bassador Herrick and other Ameri- can representatives with threats as . result of the denial of new trial to Sacco and Vanzeti, the Commun- fists who are under sentence of death at Dedham, Massachusetts for mur- der.
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not the best interests of the country and society at heart" ALASKA FLYERS SEND
 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

The above greeting from the mem bers of the Alaska Flying Expedi- iton was received by the Signal Corps Saturday evening
 'The Alaska flyers. Washington. send to all citizens. best wishes for a Merry Xmas and happy and pros porous New Year
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U. S. Raises New Sub. Issue.

Washington, Dec. 29-A direct issue as to whether future submar- inc warfare will be conducted under the rules of civilized warfare Was raised today by the American dele gates before the Arms Conference naval committee
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THREE KILLED IN
 MISSOURI FEUD

St. Louis, Mo, Dec. 2S-A feud shooting between the Hammond and York families at Portersburg, Clay County, has ended in the death Of three persons and the wounding Of four others, according to informa- tion received here.
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WEDNESDAY,
 (TELEeRAPHIc)
POSTPONES SUB
 LIMITATION DISCUSSIONS

Washington. Dec. 27-The Con- ference committee which faces q perplexing situation in its efforts to agree on the l.laitati0n of submar- ines. tonight postponed it's next meeting until Wednesday. All in- dications point to continued objec- tion to the American plan by the Japanese and French.
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N 0 r | c E

How do you lits the illy Mug get If it suits you, plss r on or mail if to somebody who might be- come interested in this part of Alaska
 The mineral k 'ere hut i. takea men and capital ;' set i' out, h. terest your best friends by sIh4crib- Ing to the poper for them We will
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BANDIT MOB FLINDERS
 BOOZE PLANT

Louisville Ky. Dec. 2S-Twenty- five bandits swooped down upon the Blue Ribbon Distillery at Eminence. Kenteucky. today locked the five guards in the office of the plant and stole 335 cases of bottled in bond whiskey valued at $3,O00.
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TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIc)
SERIOUS DISORDERS
 OCCUR IN INDIA

Chicago, Dec. 27th-Disorders of the most serious character have oc- cured in India Seven hundred
 natives have been shot and killed and thirty thousand others have been placed under arrest by British troops. according to cipher cable gram from Calcutte received here today by Dr. N. Karh. representative of the Indian National Congress
 The message states that a hundred houses have been burned in Calcut- ta, the scene of the main outbreak
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LIST OF INDELiNEI:ED
 MESSAGES AT SIGNAL CORPS CITY OFFICE

The following persons have mes sagcs addressed tn them which ave unable to be delivered OF forwarded on account of addresses unknown: CHRIS IbMrNDSON.
 CHAS SIMS,
 ALICE JOURDAN.
 LEONARD SEpPALA,
 CHAS WEAVER,
 ! ALFERD.
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AUTOPSY KILLS
 PUYALLUP BUSINESS MAN

Tacoma. Wn., Dec. 26-H.J. Dietz of Puyallup, formerly Seattle mer chant. was run down and killed here today by an automobile driven by a Japanese.
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FRISCO WIND STORM ONE
 OF WORST IN HISTORY

San Francisco. Dec. 26-Three persons killed. transbay ferry boat and several small craft were blown ashore in a Christmas Day wind storm. which was one of the worst in the history of the city. The dead include Louis and Eagen Everyman, whose Oakland home collapsed in the gale.
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PROSPECT OF TRADE
 RESUMPTION WITH RUSSIA

Washington. DC. December 27- Changes in the policies of the Sov- jet government, recently made or indicated as in prospect, may event. ually bring about resumption of trade relations between Russia and the United States, it was said today at the White House.
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COP GETS LONG TERM
 FOR SMALL BRIBE

New York. Dec. 2Sth-John F. Carol, traffic officer and wearer of the policemans Medal of Honor Of was today sentenced to seven years in Sing Sing prison for accepting d ten dollar bribe from an autoist
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TO DISCUSS
 SOLDIER REHABILITATION

Washington. Dec. 2S--The Arms Conference. for three days beginning tomorrow. is to discuss the problem of rehabilitation, as applied to for mer world war soldiers. The Con ference has called Director Forbes of the Veterans Bureau as a witness.
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DAHL EIREANN COMPROMISES FOR
 RATIFICATION

London, Dec 2S-A dispatch from meeting of Dail Eireann leaders, at tl- I | hy h9.h Q12rters aHd op- ponents Of the Anglo-Irish treaty, q compromise was reached which will insure ratification of the treaty at the next session
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ARMS CONFERENCE DIS-
 GUSHING SUB. QUESTION

Washington, Dec. 26-Informal discussions over the question of the use of submarines as war weapons is taking place today in an effort to find an explanation as to . settle ment. Conference sessions will be resumed Monday morning.
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AMERICAN IEGIONAIRFS
 ANGRY AT DEBS' RELEASE

Dinton, Dec 2S-"To let your official answer to our protest go un- challenged by us would be to break faith with our fallen buddies," Ar thur McNitchy Post. American Le- ing today regarding the release of Eugene V Debs.
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Harding Entertains Hearst
 After Attack.

Washington. Dec. 2S-Hearst' attack on the Washington Confer ence and his statement that England is running the country. was follow ed today by President and Mrs. Harding entertaining MT. and and Mrs Hears at luncheon at the White House today.
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FIVE KILLED IN
 CAIRO. EGYPT RIOTS

Cairo. Egypt, Dec. 27-Five were the troops who were called out to- day during mob attack on the police station here.
 Thus far fourteen have been kill ed and forty wounded in riots in the Cairo district
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DEBS WILL WORK
 FOR RELEASE OF ALL
 ATLANTA PRISONERS

Terre Haute. Ind. Dec. 2S--' 'u- gene V Debs arrived home today and declared in public statemen; that he Twill not rest until all in the Atlanta penitentiarya re set free
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DEBS SAYS ATLANTA FRIENDS
 SHOULD HAVE LIBERTY

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 27-Debs was sentence being commuted by the president.
 On leaving for Washington he said: 'I left 2300 men back there and they aH shos,A No a'Yea their liberty. They are all friends"
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FORMER G. A. R. CHIEF DEAD

Indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 27--Wm. A. Ketcham. former commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Re public died here today.
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tion today bearing greetings on his
 65th birthday.
LAPS REFUSE
 SUBMARINE LIMITATION

Washington. Dec 2S-The Jap anese delegation to the Arms Con ference announced tonight that it cannot accept the Hughes plan for limitation of submarines as war weapons, contending that Japan must have fifty four thousand tons of under sea craft
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YEAR OF BELFAST
 WARFARE TAKES
 BIG TOLL LIVES

Belfast. Ireland. Dec. 29th-Tha past years guerilla warfare in Bel fast has taken toll of 110 lives. with an additional $40 wounded. it was announced today.
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British Press pcnOunrc> French
 Refusal

London. Dec 29-With smiles Prussian militarism, the newspapers here today bitterly denounced Frances refusal at Washineton to limit submarine tonnage and hinted at grave consequences resulting therefrom
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VINCENT SAVERS
 MEETS TRAGIC DEATH
 AT SOLOMON

Vincent A. Savers, Spaniard. widely known in this and the Coun- cil sections and an old time resident Of the district, was burned to death in his cabin at Solomon last night. according to telephone information received by Commissioner Chas. w. Thornton today.
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Y. S. PROPOSES REGULATION OF
 AIRCRAFT IN WAR.

Washington. Dec. 26-An Ameri- of aircraft in time of war was sub mitted to the Arms Conference to- day. It proposes that ports, towns and dwellings may not be lombard ed on account of failure to pay con tributions.
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NEW YORK CONVENTION AIMS
 AT WORKERS REPUBLIC

New York, Dec 27-Steve Berich- CT. of New Jersey delegate to the convention called here today for the organization of a Workers Party of America" was elected president at today's session, and with . bowl
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CHILE AND PERU TO
 NEGOTIATE OVER ARICA
 IN WASHINGTON

Santiago. Chile, Dec. 26-Pleni- potentiaries of Chile and Peru will meet in Washington to settle the long standing dispute between the two nations over the provinces of Africa and Tacna, it was announced today.
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U. s. TO JOIN
 ENTENTE CONFERENCE

Paris, Dec 27-The Foreign Office has been advised that the United States has consented to attend the conference proposed by Lloyd Geo. rge, with a view to arranging a five power entente to preserve the status of Europe and Russia.
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HARDING OBLIGED WITH
 XMAS PRESENTS

Washington, Dec. 27-Deluge1 with presents and Yuletide messages from all over the world. President Harding spent his first Christmas in the White House receiving few in innate friends. after attending church in the morning.
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ing pin for gavel. the convention proceeded to its work.
 According to the constitution of the organization. the proposed new party is to be dedicated to the over throw of the present government and the substitution of Workers Republic
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'. S. TO RETAIN
 FORCES IN HAITI

Washington, Dec. 26@Con1 1inu- tiOn of small American military force in Haiti is necessary for peace and the development of the country. in the opinion of the special com mittee of the Senate which recently investigated conditions in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
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INGERSOLL WATCH
 PLANT BANKRUPT

New York. Dec. 26-The manu- lecturers of the famous Ingersoll watch filed a petition in bankruptcy here this afternoon.
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NEW YORK DISTRICT
 ATTY. ELECT SUICIDES

New York. Dec. 26-Everett Gala well, district attorney elect for King County. suicided today by shooting
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NEW StPT. OF PACIFIC
 S. $. co. NAMED

Seattle. Dec 2Sth-Capt. k. C. Brennan has been appointed super intendent of the Pacific Steamship Company. succeeding former Super intendent Storrs.
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MEXICAN CONGRESS RIOTS

Mexico City. Dec PA secret session of the lower house of the Mexican Congress broke up in a riot last night
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SEVERAL KILLED IN
 RIOTS AT SUEZ

Cairo. Egypt. Dec. 26-Rioting has broken out at Suez and several demonstrations by Nationalists have occurred. Several were killed and . number wounded.
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SOVIETS THANK AMERICANS
 FOR FAMINE RELIEF

Moscow. Russia. Dec. 26th-The Ninth All-Russian Soviet Congress this afternoon endorsed a resolu- tion of thanks to the American Re famine relief in Russia
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HEARST TO ENTER TEXAS
 NEWSPAPER FIELD

Fort Worth, Tex, Dec. 27-Wm. Randolph Hearst will soon enter the Texas newspaper field. His agents are enroute here to take over sev eral papers in this state.
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L. <. SPENDS HUNDRED
 MILLION FOR TOYS

New York. Dec 2S-The Nation index of the times that America spent hundred million dollars for toys this year.
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COMMUNIST MURDERERS
 DEMAND NEW TRIAL

Oldham, Mass, Dec. 26-A new trial has been denied Sacco and Vanzitti, the Communists, over whose conviction for murder, com munists in foreign countries have been enacting demonstrations in their behalf.
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Four Die in Frisco Storm
 San Francisco, Dec. 26th--Four are dead here as a result of the Christmas storm which swept over San Francisco bay yesterday.
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MONDAY
 (TElEGRAPHlC)
CONGRESS TO INVESTIGATE
 DRUG TRAFFIC

Washington. Dec. 26--A congress sional investigation of the interna- tional traffic in habit forming drugs will be made after the Arms Con ference adjourns, it Was decided to- day.
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ITALY RESUMES TRADE
 WITH RUSSIA

Rome, Italy, Dec, 27-Italy to- day signed a treaty for the resump- tion of commercial relations with Soviet Russia.
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ROCKEFELLER'S DAUGHTER
 WINS DIVORCE

Chicago, Dec. 28-Mrs. Edith R. Mccormick. daughter of John D. Rockefeller, was granted divorce from Harold F. Mccormick today.
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WILSON RECEIVES MANY
 BIRTHDAY GREETINGS

Washington. Dec. 2s-Great masses of letters and telegrams swept down on Woodrow Wilson from all parts of the world and ma
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CHRISTMAS; QUIET IN IRELAND.
 London. Dec. 27th-Christmas pashed quietly in Ireland. except at Belfast, where there was some shooting.
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erty. They are all friends.