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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
1-lL6lg||

Art Griggs swung n mean
stick yesterday. lie banged out
three safe smarks out Of four
trips TO the plate. One OF his
waiIops liz on the bank next To
the ieftfield blearhers. He tried
to stretch the blow TO three bags,
but was eliminated by "A relay
TO third by Compton and French
gchorr had hia curve ball working
nicely. He broke a bender over the
plate in the fifth for a third strike
on Babe" Pinelli that crossed the
visitor up.
Besides being a firsteiass hurler.
Schorr can also swing the mace HIS
double IN the third was a real he-
blow.
French made n pretty stop be-
hind second base when he
tossed out Griggs nj the second
station, after spearing Eidreds
blow over the bag. lie got big
hand for the play.
Billy Cunningham made a nice
catch in center OF Fishers crash in
the fourth.
A customer In the stands had
a great time kidding Babe"
PineIli. the visiting third base
man. lie threw n mean line Of
''wop" lingo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12

Mrs. Ronald ". Barlow Of the Merton
Calf club has won ths wonsn's golf title
for Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
Jimmy Bryan Can
ALSO Win Prep AS

Tho high school career Of Jimmy
Bryan. the husky Queen Anne ath.
Dete who graduates from tho Hill
school this week. gives the old say
tng "a man broad across the Shout
dess II generally narrow between the
eaxs" an awful wallop. Jimmy. who
- the son OF former Congressman
James w. Bryan. graduates as presi-
dent OF his class and Is a member Of
the honor roll. Jimmy IL also adept
IN the oratorical line. as the big fei-
low has won honors as an orator in
high school. and was a member of
the Quay debating team. Jimmy has
played baseball. basketball. football
and won two first places in the city
track meet. He was one OF the best
guards in basketball in the prep
league last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12


PHILADELPHIA. Juns IT
z, Louis ''''.''.''-ss'''.
batteries sshseksr and SEVERED 3
Rogers Kinney ard Perkins
CINCINNATI. Jun> il ~ ~ y
Ss~ York ...-+ ftssts+s-t..
Cinrinnaft sss..ttsssssfsss.
batteries aehapp. rerriit and Smith
Gonzales nsuthsr and Winx
~ LOUIS jan. ia ~ ~ y
Hosien .tttssrsfstsf COCOON
~ Louis ts-ssss.ttt.ss+
naitsrie. Ssst and wilson. Geea-in.
Meadows poak ard clemens. piiheefsf.
snyder
CHICAGO. June ia n ~ "
rhiiaesiphia .'s.st.'t'..'.' .
r-hifnFn .a..sa..s +e.s.s.s sasar4s 10
nAtteriaz wcoa~aff Smith. rsessrd
ard czfr. Ciafks poafiss ana kliiefss
rfrTTuvnG. Jans H. y y
hfpoaifn -ttrr+-tttftststss
fHtshufn .str4sf+ssssfttts
Itatisste. cafar. Frniih ard Miller .
assfrss .af rrhrHtss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12

Pennington. Oldham and Koehier.
psrry AdAir and Bobby Jones. the
clever coileg. golf players from Georgia
Tech. may 20 abroad nest season and
play In England well IS In other Eu-
fop@au rta.ssr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12

Chicago beasts . rolf oourss run ~
wsmsn. nsI cAfdlss are snrleyef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
How Trollers Catch Big
Fish in Neah Bay Waters


from the stern of thu boat
Mined up Hardly. n you
know how It's done. You s~~.
thc>c lines arr all weighted with
different sixcs Of lad sinkc~.. 80
that s0snc ara filming d~sp. and
from that on up Ia nssr the sur.
faoe. Maybe ono thinks tberc
Isn't cxrit~ment when tho ltne~
are jrkinK every poic nj once.
Nothing h too exciting Tor tn
troilcr. howcvcw. for this means
good haul. and ie set. 10 work
pulling In heavily iaxieu lines
thai mean money ea~h time tho
operation 10 repealed.
"Spinncrs" Ia tho common term
applied 60 tho highly polished bits
Of brass. silver and bronze that max.
up the spoons used 10 lure tho king
Of tho fInny tribe. Shapes and Sizes
% all kinds are used by tho troll.
crs. with some ~ tho men fully be.
lieving In the home made variety.
ma turned out by them. while others
stick to tho manufactured variety.
Some OF the oldtimers will toll you
thai once one could catch plenty OF
fish by using piece Of tin can. bu,
since tho traps and nets have oper.
ated 80 heavily. tho fish are bccom.
Ing Ecarcer. and u takes something
fancy TO attract them.
IL Progressive
The troIl~r IL n progressive fcl.
low. ~ shown By the manner in
which he protects his interests
thru cooperationJ While the
local. No. -, Of the Union of
United Fishermen Of the Pacific
h In reality only In its infancy.
the organization has accom-
| plishcsi some very wonderful
undertakings, which include
the building Of n modern can
merry at Port Angeles, which will
| furnish them with market for
| their fish and mt the same time
earn them more money for their
| labors.
The Trollers' union also was great.
iy instrumental In helping TO kin the
| fisheries code introduced at the last
/ legislature. bin fought by both tho
independent fisheries and the sports
/ men alike.
The trollers OF the Seah BAY union
have extended an invitation TO mem.
ters OF the Sportsmen's association
OF Seattle TO be their guests at any
time during the season. assuring the
sportsmen that they will take them
out and show them how the big fish
are caught.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
Seattle Puts
Skids Under
Sacramento
Locals Wallop Yippers. AZ;
French Stars When Der
rick Is Hurt

Chasing over three counters In tho
fourth inning. Seattle won the sec
ond game OF the series from the In
vadlng Senator's. The final score
was 4 20 :. and the three markers
rung up in the fourth inning proved
enough TO win the fracas.
Ernie Schorr pitched high-class
ball for the home club. He was
touched for run in the second
hits. and another In the seventh.
when three singles filled the bases
and Edr~d scored on an inficld out
With Claude Derrick. the regular
Seattle shortstop. out OF the fray
with a bad scalp cut. Ray French.
former puthie player. was put into
the game. lie played hangup
game OF hall. showed an iron arm
and spceded up the infieid. lie also
cot one safe blow. lie made a fine
showing.
Onr Glorious Inning
Scattie's first run drlbhlcd over In
The third stanxa. when Schorr dou-
blcd to left center and came over on
WAlsh's blow 20 center for one base.
Harper opened the fourth with a
sharp single thru the inficld. and
Compton worked Gardner for a walk
knight dropped q Texas Lacquer
over second base. and Harper count
"a. Gus Gielchmann tore single
down third base which bounced Oft
Of Pineili's lap. and Compton came
ever and Knight scored on Lapans
sacrifice fly to center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
ANGELS BLOW
UP IN LAST
BALL FRAME

los ANGELES. J une f2.-Oak.
land hammered out a quartet Of runs
in the ninth frame here yesterday
and slowed away the second game OF
thu series. The visitors led by a
i.to0 count until the final frame.
when they went on batting ram.
page. Los Angeles scored lone tally
In the final chapter.
The score n. ". T..
Oakland .............. 10 0
lfoH ArBfitH sssss+srsss
Batteries; II. Ariett and Mite. Per.
tica, Caldern and Basalcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
WILL PLAY ABROAD

ATLANTA. Ga, June PERRY Adair
and Bobby Jones. Atlanta's goifing prodl-
giles. are planning trip abroad neat sea-
son TO play In England as well ms In
other European olassios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
IrAory
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN IEAotr

AMERICAN IEaotE
HorroS. Juas n; D. A. y
t1traso ssfs-tts ttt.+sfs+s
nostnn ...... .s-.-..s.s.
batteries wiiiAfn. ana i.ynn. Mays
ard walters. nshshK
XIV YORK June ia n H. y
psfr"t .a.-tte.t tffsststts
NsN Nwfk fsarr.ssasr ssstss u
BATTERIES. Leonard love and Ala
sFnlth. 0aien and uAanah.
WARRINGTON. Jans ii--R ~ y
cf-ssiand ...t.,..s s+ss.s.-.
Washine ten ftrsasaft ~ o
batteries Jamls~sn. fshuifa~. rhts
Jasper and ~unAmassr. Sell. Harper
$50 flhsrfffy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
MACKS WHIP
SALT LAKERS
In PORTLAND

TDTEILNND, JUNG Iz.~~Jh n Dat
ting spree the Portland Beavers over.
ea-ne the Salt Lake clubs three run
lead and spanked the visitors 4 10 J
here yesterday. The Beavers scored
three runs In the seventh and won
In the ninth on bunehed hits. Old
ham. who relieved Pennington on the
mound for the home team. got credit
for the win-his sixth straight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26
INSTRUMENTATION LAW upHLLn

LINCOLN, Neb, Dec. 26.-Consti-
nationality OF a state law designed TO
curtail axe OF foreign languages in
Nebraska schools as an A~merieanlza-
tfun measure. was upheld by the state
supreme court today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26
Five Carloads of
Belated Xmas Gifts

"How's business How does II COM
pare with last year,
when local Agent Apologize OF the
American ExpfcAs company vas ask
ed these questions this mornlgn, he
hesitatcd Ions enough to catch his
breath md replied.
III doesn't compare with last year;
IL doesn't compare with anything I
have yer seen In the I years ! have
been In Shc business. Ordinarily we
work a train aud 40 much OF It comes
oc. but we have been getting u In the
past week by the carload and Hast
night five carloads came at oncc Tor
Albuquerque and transfer here. Fur
therniore there ~ no indication OF a
ietup. II Santa Claus missed anyone
and ! don't dc ubt but what he missed
many from the looks OF all this We are
receiving they ahould not be discour-
aged as Il looks like he will have
plenty OF work for a number OF DAYS
yet and perhaps longer. W. have not
been stopping for sleep tho past few
nights. just catching a little spot
whenever we can. What do they mean
by a six hour DAY. GoOdnighti See
you later"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26

Rt.,. of New Msslea
STATE corponiion commissisn Of Aew
cEHrlFIcxTE or FgLiSo
United ataiss .qf Amsrifa
state 81 New m.a
,ien comaIaisa 81 ths STATE u New Mrnse.
e sls Hls,'ssH's Sss z p;o'ns'' =.
cFsffficxTE on lKc0RfORATIox AND
cfRTiFfc1TE o. SrOcKBOLDEKs
kON-LiAHlLiTl of
nIaTnICT oil COMPANY -.
mo FTOIkHoLpkRS' LIABILITY
WHEREFORE. Tia. neorpoeaior. namss
hass signed ,ks sane ana Their sascessors
and ~as,lrna ers hereby dtrlarsd 70 Be. from
sss sa's Vs." Is x1 Ms hssSrsd sad STAT,
81 @I puspasss ~ ierh n ssld csTtiasass.
In T~sstlmany whereof ,hs stais Corpora
lion Cosrmlasion Of ths state u New Aehiso
- esulsd lhiI ssFsIhssis 20 y t.tsss p ~,
- T. snrsd a ihs cky u santa 2 90 td'
iofh lay u DtesmbsL a u i9ig
1sseil HIGH n. "iLLiANs
/ NoRRisoK, CLERK.
w 49, itsi2
INpENED
con'ud Tw 70 Cd.
siais 81 Nes MeAiee,
Gounty of baf1Alliip-ss
Thl- ln,transnt va Glad ior record On
ne snd day VI Dseesaber 1919 a sis1
slock ! ~ Recorded ~ Vel % A.se
sah,se'as q 'sia Sgs4sR fg nnSSsTSYA.
DIVA EyEKrT p,rstz c.sFh
etsi. u New Nlesico
STATE Cgrrorailan Commiss.an u Aew
o-Ewr,Fic.rs ~ ooMPARIsoN
United etatet e America
stats n tru Hetirq-
"a il Hsrcb, Cauihsd that ne snne.s
fni. fr1e and complete ls1asuli % th'
cEKfIFIcAfE ~ iscoRfohAfioA
DISTRICT OH COMPANY
no stoeihoidsuf Liabfityi
fho. lu1tnl
via ne sn~dorssnseit hsssan, am. p
pssis on ais and q record in ths once o.
-, Tr-timofr Whereof the State tofporh
tian Commlssiou ~ he STATE % eeN AsA
ro AS sagsed ~. estnA..,f IA Com
y 90 as is8 ss5 q D,esahe a d
.e.sn HUH n wIlhlANs
tRTicLEs 0F INCORPORATION
DISTRICT oil COMPANY
fNa etoelnaldrrs Lisbiipl
We she undsrsigned ~ order % torip
ssrersiles * ne ~ af ~ STAT u Nsv
N al hsrrhy eerify ~ iaiowsi
AHJICLE ]
4he uams q MI tefPoraiion thst "a
OffrRIcT OIL COMPANY iAp rtee~hHi'
- L'ss'hs' ARrlclE H.
"a. r.ri.tersd oRee u ne corporation D
s.,.t~a III knmher ti1J East Genital Avenue
tiE.arsrane fea Nexlco, aud MI ef.ls.
G~ofrii 4 daslraaied a. he staiutofl
rrnnt u ehsrra ltereof Aaa npon ehs.
.f5rs.t aGainlt ~ cnfpof"'''n meg ~
ff''s'' ARTICLE III.
~. objects far watch the eorporatlop >
a.erd ~ N bng. sell lta.e norisr4s ~
1000 rcal esfafe and OIL fnd So islH
s'd dslma 10 pfospect fer o and So arl
"a -. nells ADD devffNn 81 So
,se& II isy cal and construct 9,ts l,ns'
1nd a,nla4e tanks for oil aud. 80 @Ne ~.
rr.tnrfa 20 fa1nt and mfrufafi.fI W ~
II hr-pruisefa. ana % All pthrf er,s ~
$500 tnns4tainlnr eud eondNcifs 10 we q,
lrfcrVe1t 81 any pfgpcftf nf
~lltLrr uIlh ~ shove Hrrclnfo "hs''t'
ARTICLE ~
M nerrorstlau y cutaenrsa ~ i,.nS ~
al 1900 10 iha efsani ~ Tso hund"Hg hn,
rf.i Thanland nolian M-9p9p..e9l III
lais 1sspiy'hse thppseas fs''VV''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26

NtfNs
state Of New Mexico
State Corporation Commissicn Of New
MsKieo.
C~EkTIFIcArE OF COMPARISON
United HtsteA u America
state o. New heNico-ss
IL Is hereby eerihed, that the annexed "a
= full, true and complete Transcript Of the
C~LkIiFiJATE or siOJknOLDLhS' AOA-
LIABILITY
DISTRICT OaL COMPANY
CSC stoekholders' Liability
(No. iU20il
With the endorsements thereon, Is same ~.
pears on bic and Of record IN tne once Of
Inc state Jorposation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof, the state Corpora
mas caused tEis csrtineate 70 he signed by -
chairman ana the .sai II said ,smmis'isn.
tsesil hIGh n WILLIAMS
Attest chairman.
CERTIFICATE " s1UNNHOLDkRs NON
LIABILITY
DISTRICT OIL COMPANY
$50 stakeholder Liabilitsl
THIS ~ TO CERTIFY that the undsrsisu
ed. being al thr original incorpoTatora Nh1
nave nied the csrtiheate Of incorporation Ia
the above nanad corporation, thereby asHu
ciatinE themselves together uEder the pro
visions VI section %, chapter -. enacted ~
me seth Legislative Assembly o. Sew Mex.
NV AENNNNAA NHAhA - 80 49, -
amendments thereto, for Hnd on behalf Of
themselves and all other stoekholders who
msy become associated wiih them IN sHid
corporation. de hereby declare that there
shal be no stockhaiders liability on account
of any o. the stock issued ~ ihe sAid cor
p%orAtiou. and that all stockholders Of said
corporation shall be exempt from all habil,
~ on account Of any stoek issued or held By
them, except such liability for the amouni q
the capltal stock certihrd 10 have been paid
In property or cash At the iims Of the com.
mcncemsnt 81 business.
The Registered once o. the oorperation h
loeaied At 1923 tast Central Avenue, Alba.
bell l. designated a. the statutory agent IN
charge thereof aud upon whom process
against "a soSfPsis!j'SS pIssy p 'sr'fe
HARRY $ RoBfNsOE tsean
". n. HANNA tSchD
STATE Of New Mexico.
County u berualhio-ss
On thif 18th day Of December 1919. befor'
me personally appeared NtuFfn 4. tampusI
BARN $ Robinson and n ~ Hanna 10 m'
sso ssssuted No ffsrsssi.s 'siigs@eni any
acknowledged that they and each ~ them
e4seufvd the same ~ their free aet and decd
~ WtTNfss WHEREOF / have hrreunts
set my hand and amsed lay ameial seal ih'
day ard year hfsi above written.
tNetarial ssnil v l.. CORTFLL.
Notary Pebble in aud tor ne c9uhiy Of Rsr
naliiio. state 81 New Meaiea
Ny commission expires March ~ 1929.
ENDORSED
No lO4nl
Cor Reed. Vol q Page 900. Certificate
81 sioskhalder Non Liability ~ DISTRICT
oil COMPANY tNo stotsholders' Liahil
~
Piled 10 once Of state Corporation Gem
hissian ~ AeN MeNico Dee murr ~. 1917
Ia A. A.
A l., MORRISON. CLERK
Compnred JJO 10 EMA.
Dee. 2b.27.
Il8ii
Compared TW - ~
INDENED
stHts of New Mssieo.
Cornfv 81 Bernahllo--sH.
Tins lnafrument va led Tor recrrd 80 ~
aand dsv 81 Dfecmhst 1919 a. g,5a a'riosl
! A. M. Recorded iH ful ~ Misc. If Roe
arAs n said County. Faifa ara
(e.,D NvsroR MnNTOYA.
~ CLERK and Recorder
OLIVIA fFfHiTr Deputy CisiS
Herald Want Ads Are Real
0o-Getters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26

The tine for which this corporation sbsl
exist shan b Pity tb0l yearn.
ARTICLE VII.
Tha names u the directors who shall man
age the aaairs o. the COMPANY for the hrs
three months are;
Oeorre G Campbell,
Marry = Robinson,
n II. Hanna.
al Of whom are e~itiaeus Of The Uniis'
statsh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26
HEAR CARL MAGEE

Al the Central Avenue Methodist
church sunday morning, Dec. IS.
Subject; The Church and its Fu-
ture. from a layman'E Viewpoint"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26
People You
Know
Four-O Taxi Service. phone 40.
Radiator repairing. Quickel Auto O

Four-O Taxi Service. phone 40.
Radiator repairing. ouickel Auto 90
One-aoven-six. Taxi line. Pone 17e.
w. u. Nevin OF Bluewater. y. NJ.
Christmaa.
W. c. Reid left last night for Ros-
we'll on legal business. lie will be
gone about ten days.
Miss Wayne Hart and Thomas
Calkins. two ~univerSity students. leave
tomorrow for Des Moines, Iowa. 20 at
tend the International student con-
ference.
Leslie ID. Rhea Is here to spend the
holidays with his parents Mfr. md Mrs.
n. W. Rhea, 14ib West Gold avenue.
Young Rhea IL employed In the First
National bank al Flagstaff. Arizona.
Dr. q. 4. Mcfandrees went TO Gallup
yesterday 20 perform an operation.
Miss Harriet SHETLAND, OF Iowa, al.
rived on Christmas eve TO be with hei
sister. Mrs. John Gotshall.
Marshal Jones. proprietor OF the
Comis hotel left yesterday for his old
home al Oklahoma tity Tor a short
visit.
NJ. s. clancy of santa Fe is here
today.
II. n. Miller is herr from soeorro
today.
Jonn Fullerton OF c was here
yesterday.
O. =. sanchez came up from So
zorro last night.
=. IA. Clark Of Gallup was here last
night.
J. J. Roberts OF Gallup is a visitor
In Albuquerque.
Ar. and Mrs. Il. W. Becker Of Der.
naltlio spent Christmas In Albuquer-
que.
w. =. Austin Of Waldo Is In town.
q. A. Payne 10 here from Gallup.
W. NJ. Green OF Beien h Ina the city,
&. NJ. Dyer OF Clovis Is In h city.
lack Mclaughlin, son OF MIR. and
Mrs. j. 7. Mclaughlin, IL spending the
holidays with Ills parents.
District Attorney Geo-ge r.. Craig Is
In Santa Fe IN conference with the
governor.
J%uHtiniano Gutierrez, treasurer OF
Sandosal county. was In the city to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26

Saddle Horses for Rent. Bells
Livery. Phone As.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26
GEO. 4. CAMPBELL tssan
HARRY + nOBiNsON seal
Z NJ HANNA tssai)

County ~ Hrfnkliils-fs
On fLls i-th DAY % December. A u 1919
bffnfe me pfrton.Hs .tppsared esofs7 q
Haarn 10 tne nneWG 20 w. The persons fs
srrihed 10 AID wko executed NJ f1reEoi
insin,msnf. aud ~seknoslsdsed that thsf %
fur fhs uses and purpoaef thefvin aft forth
~ WITNESS WHEREBY, ! hsss hers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-26

The names and postonee hddrestes OF th.
Incorporation and the nufaper o. shnres q
afori arhacribed BY each. The aggregate OF
v hich Is thf amount vita ~hich the corpora
tloa thafl commence husiEesH are a. follows
George O. Campbell, Albuquerque New
Hsrry : Rohinson. ts Central savinEs
nart hldr. Raltlmore, Maryland. I share.
X ". Hama. Albuquerque. New Mexico
The sun., 1919-03-07

first, last and all the time It would be
our own Constitution. Men consider
ing 1t could yield their opinion, men
could accept what they even mis-
trusted or feared, because since II was
to be our own Constitution we our
selves. II 1t were necessary or desir-
able, could change 1t, as we have
changed II, with nobody else on the
face Of the earth having the right to
tell us yea or tell us nay.
But this League of Nations consti-
tuition is not ours and will not be ours.
Our voice In 1t would be only one of
many. AS long as we are out Of 1t we
can demand, under penalty of our re-
fusing to 60 in, that 1t be made what
we believe It should be made. Once
we are in we cannot change it, no
matter what evil 1t may threaten us,
threaten our friends-threaten the
world at large. Unless, once we are
in, we are willing to fight our way out
of that constitution, others than our
selves can hold US to it, can prevent
any change that we seek to have them
make in 1t, can prevent any change,
though failure to make 1t might cost
us our national existence.
The sun., 1919-03-07
4 Plain Statement OF the Aims Of
Boys Who Enlisted.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: I
have four sons. One did not enlist be-
cause of physical disability. One tried
very hard Ito get In the game" but was
not accepted. One enlisted the day war
was declared. and was in the front line
from July 4. 1918. till II O'Clock Nov
ember II. Ny youngest son enlisted at
once when the draft age Included him at
Is years.
Not one OF the boys would have
enlisted, nor would their parents have
given their hearty consent. IL Germany
had not been guilty OF outrageous crimes
against our nation and people.
The crimes OF Germany alone brought
US into the war, and our boys went 30
war not to make real Utopian dream
but for the sole purpose Of defeating
a very real and mighty enemy who
threatened our nations life. Now that
they have so magnifcently accomplished
that mighty lob" what they want,
every one OF them. Is first to make and
put into effect at once a peace treaty
which shall bind German military power
hand and foot for the next hundred
years. The boys want to come home.
The American people want them home.
c. VAN o.
ULSTER PARK, y. Y, March 6.
The sun., 1919-03-07
Safeguards for the Generous.

BY requiring all solicitors for char
liable societies to register under q
State law, and compelling them to
show on demand card which will
reveal the proportion of their collec-
tons that goes into their own pockets,
the Legislature would help the public
to protect itself against impostors.
This course Is advocated by Assistant
District Attorney KILRoE of New York
county, and Senator KAPLAN has in
troduced in the Legislature n bill en-
bodying his ideas. To Mr.. KILRoH
fell the task of curbing charity graft.
ers here while hostilities were in prog.
ress, and he probably knows as much
about their methods as anybody else
does.
But the State cannot absolutely
safeguard the man whose heart and
pocketbook open easily to every ap.
pealing cause. He must protect him
self, and the great difficulty IS that
most men won't take the trouble 10
inquire whether the solicitors who an.
proach them are honest and author.
lied agents of reputable charities, or
mere adventures. In the last four
years hundreds Of millions of dollars
have been given away In this country,
and enough money to make a naboh
Jealous has gone into the pockets OF
swindlera Most Of them found II
The sun., 1919-03-07
VICTIMS OF A STRIKE.
Neighbors Of Shirtwaist Factories
Complain OF Disturbances.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir. Isn't
there an ordinance that prohibits groups
Of people from lettering or congregating
for the purpose of disturbing tho peace?
II not, why Is there no such ordinance?
Persons living in my section OF the
town have been steadily annoyed and
are continuing to be annoyed by groups
OF Russian women that have taken II
into their heads to stand around in front
OF certain shirtwaist factories for the
purpose of hooting, bowling, catcalllng.
shouting and sticking fingers UP TO their
noses, and booing mornings and eve
nings whenever employers OF certain
firms go into or come out OF their places
OF business. Police interference they
Illustrate by complying with the law to
the extent OF walking UP and down In
front of the factories. the police look
ing on helplessly and taking a hand only
wren some of the women get into actual
hair pulling matches.
New York has long enough been made
enc sceEs OF s,icN-s6 tons. Those that
have not advanced sufficiently IN civili-
ration to respect the rights OF innocent
sufferers should be dealt with in a man
ner that they can understand.
NEW YORK, March 6. LAwANoHpEn-