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The Washington times., 1919-01-11
Reformed

ERAFE 18th and o Sta ". W.
NE~S Henry II. Ranck D. D., pastor
s:40-Sundsy school; H. memorial service
and address on Theodore. Roosevelt, who
attended Grace Church when President; g.
social regeneration. = II
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PEARLS INCREASE = VALUE
Necklace HhIch Sold for $500 =
1s2I Son Worth $4,000.

Diamonds and pearls. especially
pearls, according TO some authorities.
are becoming in practice the real IN
ternatiOnal money. Thousands o
Russians since their escape fro1I
nolsheyism are living On their Jewels.
Who would zlarYe If theY depended N
landed estates or stock exe1angs Sc
ourities.
As showing the enormous rise n
he value n pearls the Matin IN
traced the history of 4 tn nockia =.
which in Isz4 cost SION. In 1850 i
changed hands for three times thu
SIN; In 1870 II was sold fer sbO00: II
300 for $1,000. and In III for so
10 Today IL value + z50.G19. n
creased demand and smizIlef pr0dne.
ton are TIE explanations.
At any social gathering today IN
Paris, London. Rome. Nes York Or
Huenos Aires there l. scarcely :
woman OF any pretentIoas TO elez
gance, as the newspaper points on.
Who has not pearl necklace. n
the meantime the pearl fisheries, part
y from exhaustion and partly from
laok of suitable labor. are producing
less and les.
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John RobInsen's Circus Big And
Brilliant.

With an array OF excellent acts.
sointillating with skill. daring and
beauty, animals trained 70 the acme
of perfection and a menageria thai
ranks with any show n the land.
John Robinson's circus vi exhibit in
Westminster On Saturday. August ?.
On Fair Ground Hill.
Concerning this oldest and best 81
all travelling tented amusement en-
ferprises, The New Orleans item has
the following to say: PROM the mo
ment that the opening parade around
the three rings and two stages vas
given, until the final act. the Yast
audience never lost interest !
kaleidoscope Of events passed before
their gaze thai evoked amazement one
moment and laughter the next.
John Robinson has surrounded
himself with one OF the best orgauiza=
tons he has had since the circus was
started In 1871 There l. not a dull
moment IN the two and one .half
hours of entertainment. and the dai :
ing displayed by the aerobats and
he intelligence of the trained AMI
mails stood out above everything else.
Want i de greatest ting yon
ever saw? cried one Of the ITEMS
newBboys.
'Hully gee Didju see dat Teller do
de trick on de trapeze?'
oh, IL was glorious. ! whole de
llghtful evening.
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@JazIsrs Resembles HIS Pa.

His friends said i was exonsabla
because ! was rs IIraI boy. H 81
hibited The photograph az The bank
whore he was employed
Isn't Re a WonIer7s the young
father would say. passing Il through
the window.
You bet he ia--rea1ly good look
ing and intelligent. yes, h does
resemble bis father And papa
would beam and aeI IS though he
had noI noticed tn IIatterinE mile.
All day the same IhIng was repeated
as friends entered - bank.
He rs real IIeEIadn with nIm-
self when be went home thai nIght
and handed the package OF photo
graphs = MS wife. = she opened It
the much flattered papa told Ter
how = friends had admired
"Jnnlor.. and did she think The
little fellow looked = much lie him
as people had SAID
Mrs. HanE Teller .ook one loo IT
the contents OF the package.
WIZ. dearie, ne photographer
has maaH mistake: be gaze you
the wrong pictures. Kansas uIiy
Star.
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Notice TO Contractors

The County Commissioners Of Car
roll County. win receive scaled BIDS
for building section Of State id
Road u The Hanover Pike rom
eastern limits OF Hampstead toward
baltimore county Tine distance Of
about one mile, concrete conslrue-
ton. sad bids vii = opened until
IL NJ On ne 5th d. u August. IaI9.
at the once OF aid County Com
missi0neTz At Court House. NeHI.
minister. -.
Bids mt be made upon the blink
proposal form, which. with spaeIIIGa-
lions anI plans VII : furnished b
the County Commissioners upon ID
plication md cash payment Of 90
rs hereafter no charges will b per-
mitted.
No hIda vii be reeslved unless ae-
eompanI9I by certified CHECK [or
the sum II Two Hundred tss00.00l
Dollars. payable To ne County Com
missioneTa
The successful bidder will b re-
|auired = i've bond nd comply uIIh
the Act d the General Assembly of
Maryland. respecting contracts.
The County Commissioners reserve
he righI . reject -. and all b..
BY ORDER OF the County Commits
sionera this cath az Of July. 10.
h. :. ETANSBUHT.
j. :. HfERS,
W. :. ROOF,
County Commissioners OF Carroll
County.
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PAGKRRs HOARD VAST STORES o.
F00D IN CHICAGO
Stocks Of Hsat Butter and Esgs
Largely Increased since June !.

Criminal prosecution Of the Be
Five" packers. OF Chicago by the fed
erai government was InIImated b. tns
announcement that double inYezII=
CATION into food prices md conditions
i being conducted.
The firsI i an under cover n
quiry by agents OF ths Federal Trade
Commission N an attempt TO obtain
evidence in support Of charges In he
report 10 tha President that the II
Five control g7e food corporations
N the United States.
This evidence. Federal Building Re
ports saY. : 10 be presented 10 fha
Grand JurE he latter uari OF tbs
month or he FIRST 81 next
The second investigation r. con
Quoted directly by the United States
Attorneys Office. and i aimed IL
now az tie eold storage warehouses.
The majority Of which are said 10 =
controlled b tho packers.
Figures II June | which were Oh
tanned from the Illinois Department =
Agrlculturs touching On 1ood supplies
n storage n Chicago Nera received
b the United States Attorneys ofTIsz
Today. TheY show ne following
foodstuffs n storage
Beef, s9.000.000 pounds.
Pork. 70.I17 900 ponnds.
Butter. 1913 pounds.
Eggs / .2E0 900 cases.
The report states thai since IHa
1aat regular compilation Of figures
June ] stocks Of these commodities
have grown n abnormal proportions
and that their release WOULD go faT
toward relieving the present food
shortage and reducing prices.
There are thirty dozen eggs 10 tie
ease, indicating that : month and :
half ago there we're 5 90. 900 dozen
eggs In storage In Chicago
Investigators for the District Al
Iorney say he quantity of butter and
eggs in storage undoubtedly naa
largely Increased above IHe figures q
June /, and m effort vi be made %
SEE what amounts Of these com
modlties are now In storage
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The housewife Of Holland would al
most as soon - without food az witt
out her I'll Dutch Drops" ~ -
quantity call GOLD MEDAL Harlem
OIL Capsules. They restore strength
nd are responsible In : z#.aI measure
or the sturdy. robust health Of t.
HoIiandsTH.
Do not delay. 20 TO youF dTuEgist and
insist on hIa supplying you Nth GOLD
MEDAL HaarIeIn Oil Capsules. TaHs
Inam a. directed. and : - are net
satisfied viii results your druggist VII
zIaaiy reTuz@ YeHr Tnon@=. Look 10
rs name GOLD MEDAL IN the be-
nd accept ~ other. II sealed boxes
IHEse sizes=
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EEcUTORy SALE
II OF One Of The
Most Desirable Farms
IN CARROLL COUNTY. Nd.

By virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned IN the last viii and testament
Of HettIe A. Ecker. late OF Carroll
county. deceased. md pursuant 10 an
order d the Orphans. Court Of Carroll
County. the undersigned, executors
named n said viii. will sell al public
auction On the premises, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10TH, 1913,
at two o'clock. .. n, all that falu-
able and desirable farm known 1t the
Solomon s. Ecker Farm" containing
80 ACRES % LAND,
more Or less, situated in New Wind
sor District, Carroll County, Maryland,
on the Liberty md New Windsor
Turnpike. about L miles south OF
New Windsor, which Is a railroad
station. This property joins Meaars.
X. Lee Myers, Samuel Hon. Lewis
Green and others. md is In , high
state 81 cultivation and under good
fencing Il is improved By ; nine
room brick mansion house. veil
shaded. IN good condition, with slate
roof; : large modern barn 30 feet by
% feet. we'll ventilated, lighted and
arranged. with water plped through
out accommodating 90 cattle and II
horses: : large hog pen, wagon shed,
corn crib. tool sheds, blacksmith
shop. carriage house. Ice house and
chicken house and Ill other usual
outbuiIaIngs OF ; size suitable for the
farm. The barn and the other
buildings are comparatively neU. most
Of them having been erected within
the lat ten years.
There 3 ~ story tenant house.
In good condition. N the place. Of
elk rooms There i well Of water
ct the mansion house an done It the
tenant house, and IHe barn Ii supplied
from spring and N artesian veil.
Practically ali IHe farm i under
cultivation. and there Is a apple
orchard in full bearing. and an
abundance Of other fruit ON The place.
Thls farm Is : most attractive
property md Is convenient to schools,
churches. stores ard the Blue nidge
College
Terms Of sale.-0as-third q the
purchase money II cash on he day
OF sale d on the ratification thereof
by the Court, ana he residue n TWO
equal payments q SIX and twelve
months. or all ca # the option Of
the purchaser: fha credit payments
10 Be secured b he bond Of single
bills O The purchaser with sufficient
security. and bearing interest from
the d. o. sale.
PRESTON n. ECKER
NORA ECKER.
Executors q HettIs :. Ecker. dseeas-
ed.
Bond : parke. Solicitors.
". 4. Lawrence. AneIIoneer.
Jutv 80
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QlarreIed Nth Wife: Dynamfled
Himself.

Johnstown. Pa. July 2z-Following
: quarrel with his wife. Stanley Mus
cabbage, aged IS, an employee OF the
Springfield Coal Company. of Manly
10. near here. left his home, Sc
cured two sticks of dynamite, adj
Iusted the caps. III the fuse and sat
On the explosive.
After the explosion, which blew his
body into bits. an undertaken with
his assistants. with buckets. picked
np the remains. which we're found as
TAR as 100 feet awny Children play
ing in the nelghborhood yesterday
found pieces Of MuscabDaga's body
He Is survived by his wife and five
children. -
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WHAT DR1 CODE VII PROnIDiT
No Provision For Seizure Of Liquor
In Private Dwellings; Every Sec.
ton Of the Code Has Been Tried Ont
BY the Dry states.

There Is so much misInformatlon
about the provisions Of the Federal
Prohibition Code, thai i will be of
value to know just what the Code
does not prohibit, said Wayne :.
Wheeler. general counsel Of athe Anti
Saloon League OF America 1t does
not prevent the possession OF intoxI=
eating liquors in private dwelling
If the liquor was secured before the
law goes into effect. It does not permit
D search warrant to be issued for such
liquor in private dwelling. II does not
prevent the sale of alcoholic liquors
for non-beYerage purposes such ~
medicinal. mechanical art. scientific.
industrial Or any such purpose. t
does moi prohibit the manufacture
and sale Of soft drinks containing not
more than one-ha1f Of one per cent
alcohol BY volume. It will not inter-
fere with the sale Of alcoholic e.
tracts. under the proposed Amend
ment from the Judiciary Committee.
unless they are sold for beverage
purposes. L provides complete ma
chinery for the development OF the
industrial aIcoh01 industry. II 1oez
prohibit tie manufacture. sale, trans
portation. expectation. furnishing. re-
eeiving or possession Of intoxicating
liquors except as authorized In this
act II doe specifically authorize n
Section IS d the Act. that liquors Sc
cured before the Law goes into effect
may be possessed In : private DWELL
ing. This provision Il more liberal
than those found In the laws OF the
Prohibition States. TIE liquor can
not be seized even though the home
Il turned no a speaE=easy LiauoT
n a home which il : speak-eaz.
should Be subject to seizure. In lnIz
respect It should be and doubtless
will be changed.
Every section Of The proposed b
except the one last referred to. h
been tried ont IN. the States and found
10 be necessary II the Law Is to be en-
forced The effort 10 make Il a.
pear that the law IL drastic Il parI
q the brewery propaganda. TIE
friends Of prohibition I'll not -
for unreasonable or unprecedent pro
E = -. :. 80
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KIDNEYS WEAKENING?

kidney troubles don't disappear Of
themselves. they groU slowly but
HIaadiiy, undermining health with
deadly certainty. until you tall a VIC.
N to incura1Ie disease.
TOP your troubles while there il time.
Don't watt unIII little pain become BIZ
aenas. Don't tribe with disease, u
18th COLD MEDAL HaarIHm Oil Cap
zuIea nov. TzIa three D four ever
zay until 90 arc entirely free from
an.
1hEs wezI=zuo~n preparation has bsen
.aa OF ths .aIIonal remedies Of Hol=
Iaaa for esazazIss In Iea9 ne governs
zasn4 of IL Netherlands granted =
special eAarIaE aathorizIHe It prepare
zsn and -
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TiRUsTEEs, SALE OF 4 VERY
Valuable and Attractive
Small Farm |!
NEAR WESTMINSTER, NARY.
LAND.


By virtue of : decree OF The Cir
cult Court for Carroll County. sitting
as . Court of Equity, passed in cause
No 613S Equity. wherein nImer G.
Beaver and others are plaintiffs and
james !. c. Bond and others are de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned Trustees
appointed in said cause, VII offer
at public sale On the premises on
SATURDAY, AUGUST END, 1919,
at o'clock, D. N. all that valuable
little farm situate on the Hook road.
about !, or 2 miles from the CITY
OF Westminster, Carroll County. con-
tanning
~ ACRES, | ROOD AND s41k
PERCHEs OF LAND
more or less, and lying ON tha Hook
Road, about one mile or les rom
the State Road leading to sykesyiIIe
and adjoining the lands Of MIRA
Anne Myers, Mrs. C0rdella Beaver.
and the farm formerly Owned Inv
Frederick Hook ana others.
The land lies IN one body. axcept
the Hood-lot about half a mile dis
tant and separate. Of adequate grow
ing timber This property : I'm
proved BY a story ana a haIE DWELL
ing q four rooms. IN fair condition.
new barn and the usual onIbniid-
etc. zzzS'V,
The soil is excellent and ca.abla
and Offers. BY reason Of its situation
OF hlgh and easy improvement and
well Tatered. This was me late
home d William !. Beaver. deceased.
and other attractions, a most d.
sirahls piece Of and for those de-
siriuE real estate.
TERMS or mira
part d the purchase money shall be
paid By the purchaser or purchasers
to The Trustees O the day d sale.
or npon the ratification thereof by
the Court, and TIE residue shan be
paid n two equal payments. the
one - BE paid n one year. and the
other IN two yeara from the 1ay Of
sale. With Interest. and TO b secured
b. the notes Of The purchaser or
purchasers. with security 70 D an
proved Of by the Trustees. Of all
cash i the option Of the purchaser
or purchasers.
JAMES = c, BOND.
ELMER {. BEAVER
Trustees.
Bond : Parka Solicitors.
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BAUsT CHURCH PICNIC

will b heid in RoaEsY.s Grove. asaf
Tyrone. Thursday afternoon nd
evening. August I. i the weather
should - bad Il ~ - held FTIIIa5.
August :. Music b Ihe BanSt Church
Orchestra nd the Pleasant Valley
Band. Speaker. Charles +. sehoII.ld.
College Rafk. Drills. marches md
singing : The children. A chicken
and ham supper vi b served. %
cents TaT adults I'd 25 ceuia or
children. : DIg Tine Tor a BIZ D..
Come
July 81
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CAP(NS :!

Nov i he time 70 begin CaponlzIng
POUR 1szl young BOOSTERS, prices
ranged Iast season : % i2o alive.
mostly = 90 %. For oaponlzlng
phone 80. ". CUSHING, ENTER
PRISE, n. Telephone iafe Esw
Windsor Exchange.
>. Il zERR.
Residence, Marslsa. ID.
Fruit ID Produce buyer. July : 1t
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Near amail~ood III be held -
AUGUST md. ne
Oakland Hand viii furnish the MazIe
Commencing Al = : m. Il he
weather i uafaYeEznZ. on Saturday
tie Picnic all be I'd the foII0HIaK
Monday. Jul z.=zl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-01
TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This = = give notes TIT Ens aubRsrIbsfa have
obtained I.sn the 0rph4az. Court Of Carroll roua-
", in Maryland. lstteTa = Administration n the
personal EaIzts Of
{. BELLE ozNDoRFF
late al Carol County, deceased. An persons hzS-
ing slzIHz zzzzast the diseased ara hereby .zsaed
70 exhibit IAs assze. vii EHs vouchers zhaFsaf
leEailf a4zHsHEieatass . zHa subscriber "a - -
fore tha 18th day Of February, 1870. slss nay
otherwise y law be ez1Iuasa from all bznaz1H q
said eslzIz.
Civea z.asf ~ haad - ilth dag = Iuly.
GEORGE :. 0BHR.
Y. NAL nARkE
juig III Administrators.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This e = give notice til ne Subscribers have
obtained lH4n the ornkznzi Court o. Carroll
County. Maryland. letters .sslamentarY ~ the
Personal EzEaIs Of
SARAH :. SNYDER.
ate Of Carroll County. diseased, All persons
warned % exhibit the zzms With the eoush.Fz
thereof lilly authenticated. 70 the subscriber
on OF ba@a=s ne 18th dzs d February. ~ they
mar otherwise BY law Be excluded from I'll benefit
Of aaid szzzza
Given under my hand IAls 18th day o july.
1919.
DAVID 1. SNYDER
BENEDICT b. SNYDER.
july fEzzI Acting Executors.
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Onions Wanted !!

highest price for Choice Dry Stock:
aiso szTlY apples 80 small fruits,
for prices and days d shipment call
6i-fiz Ees Windsor Exchange.
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TO CREDITORS.

This / = 1--WE notice thsl the subscriber kas
obtained rum the Orphans Court of Carroll Coun-
y. IN MARYLAND, Letters Ieztamentary On the
Personal Ezlats Of
WILLIAM I. HOBBS
late Of czEToll County. aasszsed. All persons
having el=lIna against the deceased are hereby
warned = exhibit the azma with the vouchers
thereof IezzlIY authenticated. 70 the subscriber
on before he 18th day O February 1920 Ihas may
otherwise - law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate.
Given aader my hand taIz sth day o July.
RosAHNA HOBBS.
july 1T EkseulTIz.
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TsnusTEgS SALE
a u
HOUSE and STORE PROPERTY
AT DEssINGs. CARROLL COUNTY,
MARYLAND.


D lfluge of the power and au-
thority Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll County, in Equity.
passed IN a cause therein pending
in which Alma {. Stem and others
are plaintiffs and David Ii. Stem and
wife. re defendants. the undersigned
trustees viii offer Il public sale mp
on The premises o.
THURSDAY, AUGUST It'll, IeIe.
at o'clock p. N. al that property
containing
; ACRES u LAND.
more Or less. ThIz property ! Inn
proved BY a dwelling house Of nine
rooms. with store room and ware
house combined. barn, corn crib,
wash house, chicken house. and ali
necessary out buildings.
It ! admirably situated II Dem
ingH II the intersection OF The old
Liberty Road ana the Westminster
Road. adjoining Ihe lands OF Edward
Nah. Edward ByeHs and others. and
is Ii zane property of which the
late Joseph II. Stem died seized and
possessed. and where for many years
he conducted store. Il ! con-
venienIIy located = to churches and
schools. and is u Tael a most deair-
able property.
Terms Of SaIe:-0na-third eash on
day d ale, or ratification thereof
by the Court; anu the residue in
two e1ual payments. the one D be
paid n one year nd the oIner In
two YeaTs from d. OF sale, with IN
teresl. md to b secured :. the
notes q the purchaser or purchasers.
with security 10 b approved b the
trustees: or all cash at the option
of The purchaser m purchasers.
e. =. STEELE.
EDWARD 0. MEANT
Trustees.
Guy :. Steele, Solicitor.
=
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Private Sale
Or VALUABLE
Real Estate

belonging to the heIFa Of John J.
CrapHIHT. situated - both side Of
Middla1arz road au1 along Northern
Central 4 r., two niles from Taney-
town. Carroll county.
Tract 20. 1--Fzfn Of 2es ACRES.
MORE ~ LElss. . highly. cultivated
land. including :. acres. more Or
less d .ood land. = Ok and hickory,
apple orchard. good fencing. three
story kTIek house. = foot barn md
all necessary ouI1uII1lngs Al m
der gpoI roof. good water
TraeI No 2-Tszaat house nth
igA ACRES OF RICH LAND. new
barn. loE pen, chicken house: would
make ; Eood chicken farm. IN east
aide q HIddlebHFE read.
TTzsI %. 2--AaIoInlng Tract 10.
z. Farm 81 ia5 ACRES. MORE OR
LESS. n high state OF cultivation
with Il necessary out buildings.
WsaihsTpoard house n good repair:
sone woodland, god fencing
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!. v. GR1PsTRR.
JOHN fl..GRAPSTRn
\. WAITER TRArsHZl.

Auu u.01f#t
Eur IIds and information address
PoslofIIes box II. Taneytown. Carroll
Co, ID
ma epsn for one ueek Jaly is-2l
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JAMES :. C. BOND.
RLHER c. BEAVER
Trustees.
Bond : Parks. Solicitors.
F. :. Crawford. Anctioneer.
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Ii y Print Isar Stationery.
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DUTCH PICNIC

Phone Westminster SARA.
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PRESTON n. EmR
NGHZKGEEh.-

Executors q Hettis :. Ecker. dseeaa
ed.
Bond : paFke. Solicitors.
y. 4. Lawrence. AneIIoneer.
July zz=lz
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County.
Martin :. Hess, Secretary
July 3 =
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
CLICKS FROM THE KEYS

Asheville-P 4. Tillery. Of
Raleigh elected president OF the
National Electric Light Association.
Detroit-Jewish chicken butchers
in Detroit double prices to 10 cents
head for their work and ghetto
is a seething mass Of protesting
housewives.
Chicago-Three Chicago grocers
admit buying army beans for 10
cents a can and selling them for 20
cents.
Hartford Conn.-Oncr OF Henry
Ford to pay 100000 for Charter
Oak Park for factory site refused
Asheville. n. City has had two
waterIess nights because of drought
Situation is critical.
Danville, var I. Walker, pres
ident Martinsville Cotton Mill Com
pany, dies as result of injuries when
safe falls upon him.
New York.-Steamer Jasen arrives
from Gerrpany with first cargo of
goods from Germany.
Pueblo, Colo.-5even thousand
workmen of John D. Rockefeller
jr.'s. Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany vote to strike Monday because
industrial represe ntation plan of
company will not be abandoned.
Asheville, n. C.-State Fedora tion
of Labor employs lawyers to de
fend Marvin Ritch, under indict-
ment for fomenting strike.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
CONDITION OF UNREST
CLOAK FOR RADICALS

Radical elements at work In the
United states are taking advantage
of The present condition of unrest to
further their campaign to destroy
the National Constitution and over
throw the government.
This was the warning sounded to
the country bX Representative Town
er, of Iowa, in an address yesterday
on the 1920 anniversary of the adop-
tion OF the Constitution.
In some way the people should he
made to know" said Mr.. Towner,
that the abolition Of the constitu-
tionaI government in America means
the beginning Of anarchy, the tnau'
guration OF chaos.
And the danger is not fancied or
remote. 1t is here and impending.
We should understand that Bolshev-
ism is now an existing institution in
the United States. The Communist
party, recently organized, belongs to
the same group OF international So
cialists as the Bolsheviki of Rus sia.