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Evening journal., 1919-12-03
S3,OO0,OOO,OOO
DEFICIT,GLASS
TELLSNATI0N
World War Costs u. S. SIG,
0O7,0O0,OOO Exclusive of
$9,4O6, 100000 Loans
to Allies
TREASURER URGES REPEAL
OF EXCESS PROFITS TAX

WASHINGTON. December g., UNIT
ed Press)-A deficit OF more than
three billion dollars will show on
The books OF the government on
June 80 1920, the close OF the cur
rent fiscal year. Secretary Of the Treas
ury Glass estimated in his annual re-
port to Congress to-day.
A deficit OF one and one half bill
lion looms for the next fiscal year,
Glass also estimated. All the figures
given by Glass are estimates or fore
casts Of condhionsIaccording to knoWl-
edge now at hand which will prevail
six months and a year and a half hence.
Congress, however. will use them In re-
vamping tax laws as suggested In Pres
ident Wilson's message and in pairing
appropriations.
Starting with a balance OF i.002. 49,
Oi2 in the Treasury at the close Of
business on June 30 1919 Glass fig
ures are summarized as follows:
Current fiscal year Next fiscal year.
Expenditures
sii.476627,2i9 s3,973, ,7979 9Sj
Receipts
1913 OO6,634 5,62O35OOOO
Deficit close year.
3.i55Sss. .5l3 i,509336,52s
Glass tagged as "incomplete' all
items Of expenditure since Congress
may appropriate additional millions.
The deficits as estimated, therefore,
may be Increased at a time when many
citizens complain N taxes as unjustly
burdensome. Receipts estimated by
Glass are on the basis Of the war tax
law under which taxes will be col
Iected for the remainder Of the cur
rent fiscal year unless Congres makes
swift changes.
These laws, Glass showed IN the re-
port. enabled this government TO meet
more than I3 per cent. OF It's war eX-
pendftures out Of current receipts.
Among other things shown in the re-
port are that:
Spanish-American war bonds totaling
s936 900 still are outstanding
The world war cost the United Stltes
s26. .OO7. 100000 exclusive OF loans to the
Allies totaling s9.4O6.OOO,OO0.
The gross public debt was S26.2iO53O,-
900 at the close OF business october
Continued on Page Eleven.)
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
GERMANY ORDERED
TO CUT HER ARMY

PARIS. Dec. 3 Omitted Press.)-The
supreme council today notified Ger
many that her present armed force ex-
ceeds that permitted by the terms Of
the peace treaty. and that It must be
reduced before the treaty can be de-
clared effective.
The council also sent a note 10 Ger
many regarding war prisoners.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
BALTO ROTARIANs TO BE GUESTS.

The Rev. Richard w. Trapnell, rector
OF St. Andrews Church, will address
the Rotary Club luncheon in the Du-
Barry room at the Hotel dupont to-
morrow on Rotary Education" This
Is the meeting sci apart in the month
Of December by the entertainment COM
mittee for the beginning OF a monthly
series OF Rotary educational talks and
lessons. A delegation Of the Baltimore
Rotary Club will be present.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
.TLOPEMENT OF ELLEN"

ST. Andrews Church Dramatic CluD'
composed Of members Of the Sunday
school. gave a credltable performance
last evening OF the comedy, THE -Elope-
ment Of Ellen" Every member OF the
cast did splendid work. The playlet
will be repeated In Eastlake Presby-
terian Church on Thursday night OF
next week.
The members OF the cast are Misses
Helene Comegys, Helen NJ. Miller and
Nathalie w. Comegys, Albert o. II.
Grier, Jr., Frank F. Hickman, Dana j.
pyle and Elliott d. Warshauer. The
play was directed by Mrs. Mai Boards
ley.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
EMMA, YOU'VE GOT
ONE MORE GUESS

CHICAGO, Dec. 3. UNITED Press).-
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berk-
man, anarchists ordered depOrted, were
enroute TO Ellis Island today. They were
instructed to report for deportation
Friday.
They're not rid Of us-not by a long
shot," said Emma.
"WeIl go back to Russia and get
Lenlne and Trotsky to appoint us Am
bassadors 10 the United States.
I'VE may yet live to see Emma Gold
man getting out Of her Limousine in
Washington and all these nasty little
officials standing with hat in hand
isn't that so2"
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
CAS- co. FELLOMs EAT VENIsON.

Harold S. Shut. general manager OF
the Wilmington Gas Company who re-
Gently returned from a fifteen day trip
10 Canada. entertained his co-workers
at venlson dinner IN the men's lounge
az the Hotel dupont on Monday night
The dellcacy served was a large deer
which Mr. Schuti killed while on his
trim
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
ACTORS 10 AID MELFAnE.

Eva Williams and Arthur Aylesworth
leading characters in "She Walks In
Her Sleep" company at the Playhouse
will speak In aid OF the campaign for
$4,000 now being conducted by the
WOman's Committee To- Child Welfare
in the lobby OF the Hotel dupont after
the performance tonight Both are
clever on the stage and volunteered
their services for the local campaign.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
FINE MUsKRAT TRAPPERs.

Elmer Reams, Of Bear Station, was
fined $40 and costs by Magistrate Bro
man yesterday afternoon, on charge
NJ trapping marsh habits in the closed
season. The arrest was made by Con-
stable Tinsman. Raymond Davis, Of
Richardson Park, was fined 50 and
costs on a like charge.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
REHEARsE anOnIN nO0Dr ToNIGHT

There will be a rehearsal OF robin
Hood" az 50. Andrews parish house al
73O O'Clock tonight Irving easier. song
leader Of the Community Service. who
is 10 direct the chorus OF the produc-
tion that Is 30 be given In the Play
house on December %. will conduct the
rehearsal.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
CUrRcU Publishes papFR

Goodman NJ. E. Church Is publishing
a paper known as the Goodman Chron-
icle," in which items Of current interest
in the church are told in a breezy
way, as well as community news, and
reading matter Of a wholesome and
varied character.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
MEXICO WON'T RELEASE [. s. CONSULAR AGENT
JENKINS STATUS
NOT CHANGED BY
u. S., MEDINA SA VS.

Foreign Minister Believes Reld-
fiOnS BefiUeen NdtiO Are
Strained But Not So Critical as
to Cause Break. Asks Washington
TO be Calm Until Mexican Justice
Can be ShOlUn
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
FALL MAY ASK SENATE TO
URGE ARMED INTERVENTION

UNITED DelayeThe Mexican government
chained its the Jenkins
iaO Medina acting
iser I'm an exclusive neryiew he United
stated its the
slaies Medina I'VE outlined the facts then and they
cause beyond the possibility OF amiabe
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-PoCKETBooK. ON TUESDAY
IL night. containing money and papers
also membership card 20 b. p. o. Eiks and
life membership card, Y. NJ. II. c. Reward.
W. Green, Greenville, Del dec3-2t.
CONTINUED on Page Eighteen-)
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
BABY IN EWING FAMILY

Mr.. and Mrs Homer Ewing, Of No
2O04 jefferson street announce the birth
early today Of a son. Both mother and
child are doing nicely.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
no mum -FOUR GARAGES.

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued~a permit to Charles w. Goodlng
to erect four garages at No. 2605 Frank
lin street, TO cost $1,000.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

The safe. Sensible Drink, CiOVEE
DAIRY QUALITY MILK.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

Certified Mix for inisnts-Clover
Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
TODAY's TEMPERATURE.

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. NJ ....2i 1900 p. VI. ....2s
1000 A. NJ. ....2s 100 p. NJ. ....3O
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

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Evening journal., 1919-12-03
WEATHER

Tafr tonight and rhursdsys
continued cold northwest
winds.
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LIBERTY THEATRE.
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
THOMPSON

Ars White and son Elmer were I'll Worcester Saturday
 Robert Johnson is employed ir driving q truck in Putnam.
 Miss Irene Eggleston has resumed her work at F. L. Hutehius'.
 Miss Aliee jccelyn vas entertained by Miss Vera Jackson Tuesday.
 Howard Adams of Providence spent the weekend with friends in Quadic
 Miss Hannah Tracy has returned having spent the winter out of town
 Mr. Lowry of Pomf4-et has been employed on Dr. Miller's estate for a few iays
 Raymond Alpelt of Webster spent t1e week end with bis grandfather Thomas Ryan.
 Mrs Fred Eddy and daughter of SouthbridRe spent the weekend with Mr aas Mrs Nathan Chase.
 Mr. Charles Jact on of Soutb Woodstock spent the weekend wiih 4ef daughter Mrs hheld.
 orp Joseph Ada has returned 595n his duties owe eas. He is new a loved by MT 2 ger of Brandy
 The dance give Monday evening .zas we'll attended mol only by those If Thompson. but number from Putnam. The Thompson orchestra k improving greatly
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
 WEST THOMPSON

Frank Johnson z having repairy made to the interior of his house by .emoying Q partition Mr. Johnson and Henry Hobart are doing the work
 Friends Of Nrs Frank Heinbueh 9ere very sorry Q near of her great Jzs when her large barn with con. .ents were burned Friday night. It 8 not yet known now the fire was started.
 Ernest Hawkinson is in a serious condition at the Norwich Sanitarium. ahere he has been for nearly q year. He has many friends iu this vicinity asao are very sorrs 70 hear such news from him
 1 very pleasant social occasion vas
 cid IH the Methodist vestry Wedaes- 5ay night when 2 bean supper was ezyed hy the young people. The upper consisted df beans. brown aad aAite bread. pick,e<. coffee and a va riety of cake After all had eaten upper the follessas program was ziVeD. Singing, America prayer, 9ast1l; reading. -Tas Twins Mrs. Sta Ieg Shaw: aaz due. singing.
 Star sDangled Banner. children reaaiHg. .conserFine Daylight, Miss Minnie Jones; solo, Mrs. Miller ou0. Mama in Hea2eH. b. children address on the Centenary by J Her bert Marsh of Putnam; duet. the Misses Esther and Elsie Sanastrom remarks. pastor. The attendance was the largest ever at social held ln the gestry and q good time Is reported 5y 4fi who attended The sum of s23 4as cleared. hich will be used Q make up the expenses of the church which have tg he reported at confer eace March 27th at Taunton. Mass
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
EAST THOMPSON

Miss Flora Stevens was home over Sunday.
 Miss Lottie Jacobs visited her par. entS over the weekend.
 Helen and Mae Law spent the week end in Grosvenor-D Dale.
 Louis Granata of Franklin spent Sunday with his parents.
 William Segur is on the sick list and Is unable to leave his bed.
 Mrs B Granata visited friends in 6rosvenor-Dale one day last week
 Mis Emily Jacobs Is visiting at her niece's. Mrs Emil Bayer's. of Brandy Hill
 Miss Adeline kimball was the guest of her uncle. Prof F.. Warner of Storrs College.
 George Lockwood of Chapachet wis ltei his parents. Mr and Mrs. David Porter, last week.
 Joseph Adams. who has been in tranes the rast wear. has returned and ls employed at the garage If Emil Baycr
 sirs Elias Joslin returned home Saturday afternoon from Day Kim. bah hospital. where she went for an operation
 Mir and Mrs Benjamin Bates wis. lted his brother Elmer Bates. last
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
 Children

For Feverishness. Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move and regu- ate the Bowels, and are a pleasing remedy for Worms Used by Mothers for go years. They never fail At all druggists Sample FREE Address
 Mother Cray Co. Le Roy S. '. 1913
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21

Job Printing a, The Patriot Office
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

The Baptist ladies met wfth Ms. Louis Coayerse on We5nesdzy-
 xrz. Leon Hiu and son Richard were visitors at Dayville on Friday.
 Charles Baldwin, the new garden CT for sgpt Maitland. is having an at- tack Of lumbago.
 George Bates Of New Tork was a viefter recently Of his brothers. WiI- iiam and Frank Bates
 The dance given by the Thompson Orc1 eEtFs CT Monday evening In town aall Naz well attended.
 2r. and Nrs Nyron Elliott have been spending the Teek I1 Brooklyn, F. r.. Hith their son Ralph.
 E meeting of the Central Baptist church zecsetF was held at George Ee e-ese's on Saturday eTeaiag.
 Ee William Chase nas been i1dis- eCses t1e prssaat veek and ls reeeIz-
 4t1ert at the Day K5moal hos
 a a fatraH
 Er F4ter3ss ws6 the asEiztance 1f f40Feece Beckas aa4 Clifford -ees ls tze- autos. soox Q party of
 see T11rg ladies' af tre Aarot sehi ~ Putnam Saturday evening. Frsa4s of Hr and Irz. Louis Re4m zre rlgzey ezpze son t9 feeling af esngEasa. esIo1 on the birth Of q aa1zhtes ia Washington on Sunday.
 Keg He Calhoun of HarrisvIl.e oc- euy.e4 tFe pulpit .n the church oa Sunday morning. The smalI attend anee WAS again attributable to the stormy day.
 Al Hannah Tracy has returned from Worcester where she had spent tke winter She expects Miss Knight this week, when they Nil reopen the cottage Of Hiss Knight on West street for the season
 Word has been received by Town Clerk Dyer Elliott that Hrs Harriet Tourtellotte. the donor of the Ae mortal High school tO the town Of Thompson, had died in Florida, Wtece she vas spending the winter
 Mrs Marcus Davis passed her 53rd birthday Last Monday, March l7. Mrs. Davis has al through her life felt sure that her birthday would be observed, because 1t occurred on St. Patrck's iay. H0Weyer. t Was again taken up 9g her many acquaiHtances and friends who reminded her that they think of her, by sending her a birth 3ay card through the mail The nun per received sas very pleasing 70 her.
 At the meeting of the Grange on Tuesday evening the anticipation Of q ala tine of enjoyment Was quite re alized The one thing that @as lack lH2 ~as the inability Of the laties to produce fhelr program CT account 0f lines in the family Of one of 5he principal characters The gentlemen eere fully prepared with their part and did credit Co themselves in pre- sentiug a burlesque On woman saf- Craze. ahleH required them t5 be cos- sune8 in female attire 1 fully cal Iea out town meeting Was the prin- sioal feature of the play. Jokes, cake 0aik. iazjug. etc. male up an eve Huiag's enjoyment furnished by local talent. rare occurrence. h the cake walk contest Mr Poster and Mir Maitland took the prize l. being an open meeting. there vas large aaii= enee of nearly 10 present. Social dancing Has heartily entered into oy ali after the entertainment
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
ATTAwAUGAN

Chz-las Weeks has pz-razsei aa auto.
 Michael Griuzhaw is haTing snath- CT story put on the el of his hoass- h the rear E to be txo-story piazza
 Mrz. Albert Robinson and her daughter. Nrs- Raymond Mitchell, were visitors in TaftviIie the other day
 Pastor Woodward ofieiated al the funeral of the mother of William Lewis Tuesday afternoon in BaIloa- vile.
 Tuesday afternoon the ladies had house-cleaning in the vestry and church kitchen M1slin curtains were placed in tae kitchen windows
 sIr. and Hrs. Charles s. Blacknar have recently enterrsined Mr- and Hrz. Timothy Sa aeeaey Of M4ncha1g, . mfI yHge in she town Of Sutton, Mass
 Miss Clara Ceer. wto has been en- 3I5ge5 n tne home Of the daughter 0f Lawyer Ell ia New York ssty, has returned home She expects ro act as aurss in tce sumner home e me same la6E ae Ale14slsFs Lake t1ls coming season.
 Tte press states tbaE tEe steamer NoEta Carolina sche zuled to arrive in New Tork next 8onday Is bring ing the officers and men q the 2sth Division. This includes the l03rd Trench Mortar Battery. Of which Truman Woodward xho went from Attawaugan to Camp DeFens the 2stn Of last March. is member.
 Next Sunday is the closing Sabbath of the conference year. That certain financial matters be squared up, the pastor suggested that all try being tithers for this week. and bring a spe- eial offering to the f045 d. m. service h the evening there is to be given m the auditorium of the church stere- opticen lecture. showing the extensive work of the W F. M S in various lands. as India. China, Japan, Africa. South America. Ar. Lusk. principal Of the Danielson grammar school. IS 70 show the pictures, and there Is to be lecture explaining the slides 1 missionary offering will be taken. There IS no admission fee. and all Deo- ole in the neighborhood are cordially invited 10 attend the lecture.
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
EAST THOMPSON

Mrs. F. C. Ross visited the T. II. II S one day last week.
 Miss Flora Stevens spent the week- end with her parents.
 Miss Flora Stevens visited friends in Grosvenor Dale on Friday
 William segur is unable to be up and around 0n account of illness.
 Telesfore LaB5nte was the guest of Miss Clara Mathe@son last Sunday
 Miss Veronica Boroviak was the guest of Miss ! ram Young on Sun day
 Miss Evelyn George is again at tending T V II $. after a week of Illness.
 Mrs Emily Jacobs of Thompson is visiting hef niece. Mrs. Emil Bayer of Brandy hill
 Miss A3eline Klnball entertained a soldier friend from Providence over the week end
 There were no services at the East Thompson Baptist church on account of tho pad weather
 Lotue Jacobs was the guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Barton Jacobs, over he weekend
 Albert Kimball and Ernest Granata visited William Kimball, who is in Putnam hospital last Thursday.
 Willis Joslin Is employed in the kimball shoddy III as night man and Frank Golden E acting as day man.
 Courtland, q anhomore of T N H. &. has left school and Is planning to attend the State Trade school in Put nam
 Ceoree Lockwood of Chepachet R l., was the guest of his parents. Mir. and Mrs Davio Y Porter, a few daSs last week.
 Miss Annie Robbins has been visit ing her nephew. Lester George ot Worcester. who Is sick in the City Hospital
 The Red Gross workers have finish cd their work. and are now waiting for more orders from the local Red Cross chapter
 Word has been received from Will liam F. Sherman. who Is m France with the Rainbow Division, that he Is well and expects Co come home soon
 Mrs. John Price is entertaining her daughter and her Son-in-law, who has just returned from France. They are enjoying the fine country air with their Buick limousine.
 Mrs Homer Covert, the chief oper- ator at the station. is on q short vaca- ton and Is entertaining friends from New York She is greatly missed at the station by all the railroad em- ployes
 On Saturday morning a passing To- eomotive set fire to the roof of the little house owned hy Henry Green, and now occupied by Mrs. William Barbour. It Was quickly eNtinguish- ed by Postmaster Chester Robbins.
 Last Sunday night the section house was broken into When ,he seetion=lahnrers came to work Mon day morning they found both doors open, the locks being broken Moth ing Was reported missiag except that a velocipe9e which had been kept out size had been taken. and after having a few loyri3es with 1t, was thrown To oae side.
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
- WEST THOMP SON

Mir. Leeeh k very i'll with bron- chitis
 Sergeant William Wisher returned from France Friday, March Ii, and k now with his parents here.
 \ bean supper was held al the Methodist church Wednesday evening March l2 The supper consisted of beans, pork. pickles, bread. cake and coffee \ volunteer program WAS given and then games were played. There were quite few present and all enjoyed good time The net proceeds wee S2a0o
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21

week WhIe here they vlslre1 s1s sister, Hrz. Minnie BIzDy-
 Mrs. Young has received neasa that aer son Fgrest. Eho ls l- s1 army hos 2itzl in Nex Haven. NiI recelTe hls iiseharge and may oe expected home the Last of this month
 Nrz. Ella Carlton entertained her sen from Boston Sunday He B the night editor of the Boston Herald
 There xas 10 work 70 bs done at the Red Cross rugm tast week 90 the ladies had rest. 5gt there wlA b-e york this week We3nesesy.
 Owing to tke illness of Mrs. Chase If Thompson U1o vss 70 have enter tained fhe v e T. E meeting thzs eek the meet 1k HIIl 5e 1et1 et the KfnIs Daggf-ss nall
 The roof of tse 1oBse occupied by 4aET BaF5a1F a 1lscg geEe1 % 1e e1 fire Sautrray morning 5g 8Fs. Marcia sAel5ez E-a -sses water on E and soon put s1t I- wzs bought % have rz.<at fr5-a tce sEaia.
 Sas Josll1 e-ea his Gsta sirtaaz5 Fri4as. Hae- I4. 3g eoteE- sir-rg Q feN fe4u-s at sinner Plates #es H f .4e,se 5et txo .sere unable = sz ese1s 1 deli cIo1s tinraE ee4 5f oysters. naked beaas rg pc. cake and c9f- fee 1 birth4av ease aaz pEeeente1 ] nm 0y Hrs. Geerge Bi1bg He re- eeiTed several zi5.- and postal cards Ills many frIezzs nope he may be pared 70 eelebra.e many such oeca- sioas
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21

Hrs Elliott inform us that they are enjoying good health at their home IT. Minneapolis
 Bliss Hattie Deans. whose child hood and youth were spent here. $ achieving success aa conductor on sur face cars in &eW York city She fnds Inc work interesting, though very strenuous long hours and seven days a week. hiss Deans for the past 10 years has been very successful aa q trained nurse.
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21

for visit in Franconia, N. H., and his aunt. Miss E. L. heyes. aceompan led hlm
 The Ladies' Benevolent society met @lth Mrs Allen this week Wednes 4ag. but as the day was such stormy one the next meeting viii probably be held 1ae9e also.
 The Re-. C. H. Baldwin of Man chester. N H. will preach at the Con zaeaatio6ai church Sunday morning. Magcs g. and large congregation is Eeq4e tel. rain CT shine.
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
POMFRET

H. H. Davenport is still ia Brook lyn, N l.
 Mss Esther Gast4fson spent last week in Boston.
 Mrs. Fred Lyon sreat the weekend with her sister, Nrs. Overlook
 Thomas CIemmoas is at the Day Kim5all hospital il with ervsipeIas
 Lieut.. E. F. Reyes spent Sunday with his grandmother and then Ief;
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
WEST WOODSTOCK

Era Madeline Beucamon is enter taining her son. Na1 Beueamon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Marcy spent Sunday with hia mother
 Farley Walker E slowly eonyaleac- mg from bis recent illness.
 Henry Murray Of Worcester ia spendin9 q few days in town
 hyron Esgtefbrook and family e been iii this past week pith the ln- faenza
 Hrz Franklin WaIkerts small f0ek of four hens have for some time been producing four eggs 8 day.
 Lette5a received here from Hf and
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-21
GRADUATES FROM CLARK
 COLLEGE

Quinebagg. Emil Fricson on Sat 1raay of last week received his 4 B. Iegree from Clark college, Worcester, fasz Owing to war conditions his course Was completed in the middle : tae year. rather than in June. the customary time of graduation