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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-20
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON

Halifax, Pa, Jan. 20.-Mr. q
Mrs. Joseph Shoot, of near to-
announce the birth of a son, Jose
Shoot, Jr., on Sunday, January,
1919.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-20
The Iron Division,
N. c.. P.
In the World War
A Book That Will Jump Into Favo

In every great there,has been Iron Division
Iron Brigade Troops the title by unusual galantry
the battlefield and in almost every instance the mark
conspicuous bravery at the cost of tremendo
sacrifices.
In this narrative of the Iron Division of Pennsylvania
the worlds battle ground in France is set forth ho
Pennsylvania Guardsmen emerged and became known Il
vaor and heroism.
Every son and daughter every mother and father of II
Keystone state will read this book with great interest
Just published and ready for the first time tomorrow
the Book Section. Price Observation-Disclosures. $1q
Dives Pomeroy Stewart,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-20

exception of Secretary Charles NJ.
Smalley who retired on account of
business.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-20

Use McNeirs Pain Exterminator--Ad
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-20

The Tarsus School of Gymnastics
has a busy week ahead, opening the
Sunday School League tonight with
ST. Mary's; meeting Stevens Memorial
on Wednesday; on Thursday playing
ST. Mary's, of Steelton, and winding
up Saturday night at Lititz.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
taOtneni9fciten
Cur Iekten Mndeitatte!

Noh I1ngerem 2eioen Deritorb an
Dienstog Wittog I'M 1890 ubr
SSrorl N8argaret .. 8icgono. @ottin
Ses Serrn 9tic. S8ieeono, 1874 6te
Str, 6.-@. Set 3 @otelt I'M Geo.
@a1bington llniOeriitp 6oipital,
muBte tic iids om 0ienstog elmer
Wogenoperotion mltcr6ieben. sic
mar geboren in Baltimore, W0., mno
nerbcirotete lid Dor 81 Sabren NIT
Scrrn Nic. @iegan0. Der Che ent-
iproIIcn 9 3inoer, ScnrD unO &egina
@iegonO. @uBer oieien binterlGBt
0ic 8e%rItorbene nod 9 @riiOer III
Baltimore. sic mar eiu eifriges
Witglieo 0es .Nrion Gomen.8er-
ems Der Gu. 2utb. ct. SobnnniS-
fird,e" uno oes nWtispab Chapter OF
the Galtern Star". Nm Donnerstng
4beno UNI s llbr fano cine Grnit-
e~rfeier in Der @obnung Ser 8eritors
benen ltatt, bel neIder 8aitor SmeIe
amtierte. Nm Sreitag miro Ser 2eih-
nabm nit benz / llbr 3uge Der 9. Il.
.. nab Dem 2oll0en 8arf 6rie0boic
III Baltimore iibcrfiibrt uno 5ilr let
ten Rilbe beitattet.
gum 8eiu6 leiuer 8ru0ers So
cob ipeilt bier 9crr Sris Brlegger
aus 3orfolf. go. Ser 8ruegger bot
lein @cifdit in @oriolf oerfoltft rmo
aeoenft nod lGnoerem 4ufentbalt IN
nl1ercr Staot nad) 8ufallo gum Bc-
Illd) lcilcr Shpeiter mciter 81 %reilell.
lin Ser Code oes SeIbitbeltim-
mllngsredtcS Der SrIduoer 81 belfcn
lon Elm Gdtionalfouo, oeilen @crmal-
tutlg Iid in HbilnOelpbia befinoet,
o~lfgebradt iueroen. Sir Oen Dilt-
rift lit cine 0notc bon $4,000 be
1timmt mor0en. Der ShoBnteiiter oeS
lielieen &onlitceg lit SEER Yeter q.
0rnrD, 8rGli0cnt per Merdlants SEQ
tional Nonf, an meIdJelt alIt 3nlhrii
len mo @eftr1ge 81 rid)ten iino.
Sic &olonie ser u8ootleggers"
i'm Nrbeitsbaule Occoqllnu bernebrt
lid jeoen Gag. @ie Charles 8. Sor-
tier, Der superintendent oes 4rbeits-
balties oneiebt, befinoen iid) iest 1lS
bieier oSbortieS" oaieIbit. 2eift ia
ben tic es nid)t. &SGbrenO oes lebtcll
MonatS bobeil lie cine MiIlion 3ie9el
aeItriden, Doben Steine gebroden
poben bunoerte BON 8Gumen gefaat,
III ser Sagemiible gearbeitet, @ege
0e6aitt mo Mderbnll b%ctriebetI. Ser
Softer berncrftc nit einem 216eln,
ooB 1id t1gliA mebr nlo mebr leinea
Sdns6efoblenen Slgelellen. So, ia,
Ole Yrobibitionl
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
Greifadje Ssier
in Ser SdWeiscr @UlOnic
@aibingtuM, .. s,

SEER Gomaro Q. Stmiot Dattc
ole Mitglieoer Scr 6eiocn Sdmei5er
gSrreire, oes @riitli- SereinS mo Der
Stalffod)erin nad) ieinem SScin; EN-
gelo0el. Sic Mit0lie0cr moren Ser
@inln0ung 6nbIrei6 nodgefonumen,
gait cs Dod) Elm 0reifod)cS Set 81 lei
.egal. eiliiiol gait es Der Ginucihluig
Oe3 bon Serrn SGmiot oufs prGd)
tigite eingeri6tetcn @ercinslofolS
fiir Sen @riItli @ereim Damn mor
90 cine 9(bi6te0Sfeier fiir Sroli Mf.
S1niot, bic YrGiiocntin Der 5toli-
ioderin mo en0lid ieicrte Ser ga
COP 8ril9ger lcin 2S.jGbrigeS Subj
lGlum ais S6asmciiter 0eS @riitliper
ems. OcpiB orei lpi6tigc Gre:Jnii
le, oenen oie Gin~geln0encn ald) uollc
&ehnung trll9eil. 6rou 90. Sdnli0t.
sic cine Meiie nNd scr S6pei5 anQc-
trcten bot, erbielt ais ein 3ei6hcn Der
qlnerfeunun9 ibrer Dicnlte oils IrG
ii0cutin Der Sfouiiodcrin cine Goloc-
nc ERODE, sic ibr noucns bc$ Ser
Gins BON Sran @utmon ilberreibt
rullr0c. Sic Anmelenoem inter r.
l!eit i'd bon ser SApei5er Geian6t.
idYoft 6rou 81. SullScr, Sic @ottill
0cS @~eianoten, mo 6rnn Or. Sen
nh. lulo Die sSerren Or. @iibidcr nn0
ny Nsa,,nn haf,.,Sn,, nt,trSat, HItrdi
GoloDotrdge Ser SrGulein Sober rno
Reder erfrelit, bic Trdulein @innis
auf Dem Riaao beglcitctc.
Il. a.. luaren anmeicno sic iolGen-
Den Gumen: @euba6cr, ShmiOt.
@utmalL Siigliltcr, Sanoos, 8rpce-
lnL SOBER, 3uberano. Stoolcr. @rai
Moor, Sobli Sieli, Gospor, GbeDnep,
S6aaer, ariehbmm, 3idtl, Inner.
iolo, @iouannini G%iicnbeib, @bitc.
@6miot, Gaplor, &pbmer, 9ie6er,
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
Nns Den |creinsfrciicm
&rOipett Sia 6rieO0Of

Sim 6rcitog, Sen A. 5. DTS, Der
IommeIte iif ous 0ireftorium oe5
Hroipect Nia 6rieobofeS III Der
@obmlng Oes @crrn SridmeoOc su
elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @rG-
li6ent ISM. Stiebling fiibrte Den @or
lit mo bcgriiBte 5ullGdlt Ole int let-
ten 8oblgonge 9eludblten 0irefto-
rem, Die oae crihicueli luarcn, HAM
lid sic Serren 8. HudoGideI, Geo.
Blitt, Gbas, 8ridlpcoOc, q. VI. Stub,
Sobn Mergner mnO @ernt. q. 8inf-
Ter. Ger belpGbrte ScfretGr @m.
Mortin fiibrte oos YrotofOll uno
fonllte 5rn1dit in oaSiclbe nl1leb
men, Dab Serr @riflpeooe ann
S6obmeiiter gepGblt noroen mar
mo oob iiir OnS nGd)lte Sabr bic
'@erreus @udO1lhel uIO Elitt ais
&eripolter f%ungieren merOen. Der
Superintendent oes 6ie0bofeS mur0c
beouftrogt, oerl1ieOcneNrbeite aus
5uiiibrerL ole tells Der &eri60neritilg
tells Ger NiiBli6feit 0ienen ioacn;
II. a. loll 0as Sitter oil Der gtortb
Capitol StraBc eiuer ncllen NnItrid)
erbulten, M%b8llgsrinnen gum Yblon
fen oes 8oIiers lollcn an9clegt ucr-
ben mo oergl. nebr. gSihtig lit Scr
8eI6llB Dob Die Seftion y in @rab-
itelen (2otS) ollSgelegt mer0en loIl
lno bob oieie idon jctt erruorbe,l
lpcr0en fonnell, gan5 gleidgiiltia, Oh
lie iebt ooer ipGter gebruidlt merbea
ioIlrn. Du Die @Ienmooo &irdbof8
gcmeinoe beabiidti9t, an scr @ren8e
slpiIden ibrem mo DEM Yrolpect Sill
8ricobof ein eilernes @ittcr ouf5lt
fiibren 10 miro 0ieler Icil Oes @ro.
ipect Sill 6ricOboicS. iifer oaonrt]
gfDinnen.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
u@crmania MannerdlOrn.

Nn ser 8%eriommluug Oicles Mo-
mats malteten Die 8eamten, 8rGii
oent s. Heit Sefretdr 3. @Gffner
'lmo SdobmeiIter Carl Somnel III
res Nmtes mo batten sic 6relloc, ei-
nc iebr itottli6c Ill3nbl Der Mitglie-
Ser begriiBen 81 t0nnen. Miitalieber
cines @eiongpcreinS molIcn natilrlid)
iin0en nt,o 10 morcn ltc nplcr 6rell.
sc. nls Ser 9lntroq, Sic SingltlInocn
iobolO oIs nf0glihit ollf5uilebmen.
glott our6qing. 9u5n lit natilrlidl
ail6 Elm 9irieeilt n0tiN uno Inn iid
uad) einenl loldcl lum5uIebelL mllroc
sn &omite, beltebeno aus ben Ser
rgn Geo. 9iencr, s.. Is. MinfIer mo
s.. Sdfiner, ernannt. SIN Miai lper-
zen sic Mitalieoer nit ibrcn Gomi-
fen einen Mitsflug nady ocm 9toh
Iaritnot Gireinin MAIDEN. moiefbit
iAr Songesbrltoer sc. S6illinQ eli
nen prG6tigen 2on6iit 6nt.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
CT. Maricn.S Stride.
72t Ste Ctr. e. @.
q. ~. $3.50, 4%arrrr.

Somtu1 YnlnHlomtng, lit Die fci-
erlide @ciDe Scr Ydlmcr Dor Dem
iolenncn @odomte INT 1890.
Sci Der Z llbr Meiie gcbci sic
MitgIieOcr ser 6rnllen SoOolitGt &C.
meiniMoitIih 5ltr bl. &ommmion.
9ln 9tadnlittog I'M 3 llbr BADEN lie
ibrc Inoaht in Scr Stride lmO oo-
rouf @ciMGitsucrionmlhmO in Der
Sdnllbolle.
lin A ll6r lit @csper. &reu5meg-
onoodlt mlO Scgcn. Sad Der &cs
per lit &erinmmllung oes AltNrper
ems.
PIN Mittmoh AbenO, $50 lit &o-
IcntroBonooht. YreOiGt pom bo6lp.
@crrn 6. s. MeGartbp.
PIN @riinoonmcrstog miro sic bl.
Gommunion mtsgeIeilt I'M z ilbr.
9uS fcicrli6c @ofomt lit Inn s llbr.
geo6 oemlclben lit Die 9ro5ciiion nacD
Ocm &cpoiitoriunl, no OaS @aerbei-
ligitc o~n9cbetet miro, mGbrello oeS
gan6cu Cages. abenNS I'M $50 it
ser @ottesoienit luio 4rcDigt.
9lm Gharfrcitnq bcglnnt Scr Not
tesoienIt inn s llbr. 9lm NuHmit
tag I'M 5 llbr lit aren6pcgnn0adt
unl0 @etro6tlng. 4benO9 I'M I30
lit Nnooht mo 8reoi9t.
@(nl Gbnriomstoa beNinat Ser @o.-
teS0ienIt nit ser gSeiGc OcS nGlca
SeucrS, Der Giterfcrae, oeS Otter
muIicrS unO 6eS SoHfitcinS Inn $50.
NuM sen nerihicbcneu Mcihen lit
fcicrlihcS @odumt.
Sitcrionutoa limo Sic If. &,cliea
I'M Z, s uno 8 llbr. 0oS ieierlidoc
Sod,ont lit nm 1890. PIN Noh
n,ittug un 4 llbr lit icicrlidc yes
per ltno Scgen.
@ci ser &ro5eIiipn ON @riinooE-
ner8toQ lperocll Die @crrcn NifolouS
glttb. s. s.. Muppcrt, @pinridi Nall
luno @reQor Gnmnl Sen @imm.i trn
gen.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
Ginr pariOtilde paidt.
Son 2ubwis Niien, gSriiter bes bent=
iheM 2i6ertD 9Oau COMMITTEE,
2. s. u. o, 9teW YUrt.

Dos 2onO liebt Der Sieges- coer
9onfingungs : QlnIeibe entgegell.
9ieic glnleibc loate nit nod gro.
Berem @ifer uno mebr Gntidloi.
Ienbeit, 9pfer 6u bringen, inter
itiist uno iiber Die ongeieste tSobe
getrieben werOeu, ais irgeno cine
Der uorbergegaugenen Slnleiben.
Die friiberen Nnleiben muroen i'm
Sinblid auf cine 8iiion - es iol
bier gqiagt peroen: elmer 8iiion
6peifelolen 8ertrauenS in oen enc.
liden Sriumpb = se5ei1net, aber
in oieier Inleibe 5eigt iiG Die 9aHf.
iaglug fir Die 8erpirflidung oie
ier 8iiion = ben uncriditterliden
Sieg.
4ein 8eItanoteil unIerer 5uiam.
mengeiesten 8epoIferung bat mebr
an mirfliber Satfrait our grrei-
dung Oieies &elultatS b~eigetragen
ais ole inheritance ocutiden llrs
iprnnes. sic waren i'm &oroer-
gruno 81 ieben in geperblidel
Siihtigfeit, in Inlpenolng milien.
i9aftli9er grrungeni6aften, in Sic.
ierung BON Mdnnern iiir Seer uno
Slotte, in llnterItiisltng aIer II.
nandienen llnternebmungen Der Ne.
Dierung uno in So6baItung ouer
eften amerifanii6en Soeale. Sn
aa Oieiem ba6en iie flare 9epeilc
hires boben 8ilidtgefiibls unO ibrer
erba6enen 2iebe fir i6r aooptio.
uaterlauO eeliefert.
Saben lie Oies ihon in aricgs.
5eiten getan, nm luie piel groBer
ioate lett in Der 3eit Ser @icOer-
beriteIlng Oes 6rieOens ser SIN,
iporn iein, fir Sen groBeu 8ert
ibrer ielbitloIen unO patriotii6en
8eltrebungen Die 4nerfenmlng iDrer
Witbiirger gu e%rringen.
Timer 2ono Itebt ieBt Dor Den
idpierigen 8ro6lemeu ser &efon-
itruftion gemerbli6, mirti6aft.
lid, finan8iea, un0 Dor alien Der
geiitigen Hube eines u~nbe0ingt &c.
einten @iirgertums.
Sour inoem mir uniere He9ierilng
in 0ie Gage nerieben, 10 balo mie
nllr moglid georOnete &erbGltniIle
bcrbei5uIAoffen, nniere Sruppen
beimoubringen, Die Slammen Oes
8rieges our legensreiden Irbeit oeS
SrieoenS sltriid5u6ringen, aae lire
&erpfli6tungen ldnell 81 %crleoigen
uro Die s9elt 8u iiber6eitgen, Dab
umerifanil6e Soeale oos bette Bel
ipiel 5llr N%ada9mung fir anoerc
Notionen biloen, fonuen mir am
iGneGlten 0as @liidSgefiibl norma
Ter 3ultGnoe i6affen lmO ms Del.
len crfrcuen. 9aOurd merOen mir
bant unIercr mlnoerbnren Silfs-
oueQen mo portreiflid)en in0ultriel-
len Ausriiitungen imitanOe lcin, Die
S%cgnungcn gemaltiger @elegenbei-
ten fir Die 4usbreituug bon San.
Del mo SnoHltrle 5l realtlleren.
Inter oieien llmItdnOen lit es
niGt MIR sic pntrintii1e &flidt
ionocrn eS liegt aud in Dem abio.
lntcn Sc~lbitintcreiie zines ieoet
4merifaners, oieie IeBte &egie-
rllngs arie9sanleibe gu einem gro.
Beren Grfolge 6u 9eitalten aIs ale
m0eren.
llno nidts fam ie on5u iiibren
uns letter al elmer m%aliiuen, 81.
IammenbGngenOen uno fraftpollen'
Station 81 uereinen alS Ourd Den
Grfolg 81 5eigen, Bob in oieier pa
triotii6en grrungcnihait abermaIS
ole Mmerifaner oelitiden llrlprun9S
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11

2nnMroQ, %caIIoai iuirflide 9sIifO.
tcIieu, limb ou babeu bel:
SI6lcrs, 36-45 MiGgs Marft.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
1iriaent geIm6t.

Gildtiger 0irigent, Scr cincnGboy
nit WGnnerltimmcn lciten fam,
miro iobalo ois m0glidit geild)t.
0crielbe muB Der oeutid)en Spradc
mGd)tig lcin. Siferten ridltc MOL
unter s. Il. SO al Die expedition B.
@l., TO 6. Ctr. N.&.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
goSesfaae:

Soiepbinc Snmuer, So, tt3 &
GtraBs WorOmelt.
Dora s. Sdmiot, Oeb. 6riehrid
ia 9 5tr., S.@.
SOB nS. Seller, 50, l7tl q. 3
GUc., R.8.
SSobu g. @uroeuanu, so, S2i
acnoolpb Str.
Morgaret .. @iegouo, 81, 50
Gle Ctr, SIS.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
SOOcssanjeise.

8reunOen ulo 9efurnten sic trait
rigc Go6ri6t Oob meme piclgeIicbtc
@ottin, uiicre cute Wuttcr, Souter,
Sdmeltcr, mo S%dnudgerin
MGrsaret y. 8ieaanO,
geb. 2coubduier,
om 9ienStog, Den s. Npril 1919, I'M
1890 llbr mitto0S, in @eorge @oib-
ington %uniucriitp SoipitoI ionit cnt-
lhlofen lit.
Die 8ceroiQumg fin0ct onI 6rei
tag, oen If. 9(pril, nad Dem 9ouoen
Eorf 8rieobofc in Baltimore itott.
Ser 3u0 Der Baltimore unO G6io
@obn oerldBt oic llliou Stotiou Inn
/ llbr mittogs. 6rcrnoc mo @c
fannie iinO e~ingeIoOen,
I'm titles @eilciO bitten,
Bic trauernScu Sintcrblicbcncn:
Mie. MieganS nmO ainScr.
Gin trcltes Wlltterber5
Sot m~ligebort 81 ihlogcll,
@eitillt lit all ibr S6mcr5,
&pritummnt iinO ibre @luQcu.
9ie miioc Sect lit MN
0obeinl I'M &otrrbatts,
Die fIciB'Geu 0dnOe rubin
Sn Itillcr &nnumer ans.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
Nus Ocntidcn &ir6cn.
GuRcur6ia @cmeinOc
90. mo O Str. q. ".
q. 81. @}cn3cL Guitor.

Die ann nddlten Sonnta9, (Ynlm.
ionntao) iiblide 9oniirmation miro
in Oieiem Sabr am BfingltiOnnta9 ltott=
finocn. 9tm ndditen 5onnta9 Abeno
I'M 6 ll6r perlammeln li6 ole bisber
Goniirmierten in Der 2apelle 81 elmer
5afle See uno nm 8 llbr nebmeu iie
an benz @ottesoieniie tell.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
@eiMAt:

miro cine Gltere 6rau ols @alls-
bdlterin un6 &odin 81 3pci oltcn
2cuten. Cute @eimot.
90 Wprtle Ctr, W.-@., 2. Gtaae
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
&eriem mlMnsen in DER fo:umeuoeE
&aMe:
Snnntag:
@aiienhan8 9ireftorium;

Gienstag:
nsrmiuin8 2oge $50. 25", S. q.
q. So; im SEEN Moionic 1empeI.
13tc Str. uno Ncm g)orf gbe.
Columbia 8rnlter Granfen Inter
1tiitungS-8 erein; 922 Ea. Ape N.@.
Mittiuo6:
n@eiienoarmitdoter llnterItiisungs-
Gcrcin"; IN 922 $50. Ipeuue H.-&
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11

Ole gnfIoQc geqeu Somcs Su.
2SodiolL Der lebten g8inter @oibhnq-
ton terroriliertc, inoeln er peiBe
SSrouen ailgriff, un0 zinc OerieIbeib
SRI. Gillian 5000 totete miro ON z.
Npril our S~erbon0lltna f%onpnen. Gin
Nehtseinmano ocs &erteibiQerS Sod-
IONS lit bon &idtcr Gibbons obgelnie
len mor0cn.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
.Nansh1lterin aeindlt:

1iidtiee oeutide 8rnu oOer W6o-
tben ol8 9ousb6lterin geiudDt. Gu
ter 2obn ul0 gutes Seim.
610 3 Ctr. N.@.
@orsuipredcn 5mii6en II nafm.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11

CPlate Service, supplied by Bureau
OF Publicity, Treasury Dept, Washing
ton, d. c., translation filed with the
Postmaster at Cleveland, o., March
7e, 1919, as required by the Act OF
Oct. 6. 1870
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11

Spiel 8uibbp, 9ucrlt, Trl5. Sicli,
8. @utmon, 8roehin, q. @litman.
SOBER, N6crlolO, Siltcr, 9uerIt op0
Sailnr. !.
1erren: Sp 8fiitcr, &ncob 8rileg-
ger, Gb. 9. SdmiNt, s. @ruegaer.
Sulius Ggloff Sobn @ntmolm 81
ienbeiB Snnooa, @orrouiot &reiB,
Storm Gbonniontet, Casper mo
Wettler.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20

ton, ordnance, contracts and other war department activities, the senate investigated the steel strike, Mexican situation, the coal situation and other matters. The senate also auth orized investigation of the print paper sit uation but deferred the inquiry until the new session.
 Preliminary steps looking to revi- sion of tariff and internal revenue laws also were taken, with general revision planned during the regular session. The effort to repeal war taxes on soft drinks and other luxur- ies failed.
 Permanent army legislation was advanced both by the senate and house military committees, which completed hearings on peace-time @ army proposals and are prepared tc
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20
BAN 0N RADICALS
 VOTED IN CONGRESS
Continued from First Pagc.)

The prohibition enforcement bill providing for enforcing wartime and constitutional prohibition, passed over President Wilson's veto.
 Providing for return of teleSra ph, telephone and cable wire lines to pri- vate operation.
 Continuing government control of dyes to January 1 next.
 Extension of the Lever food ard fuel control lave to clothing and other necessaries and penalizing hoafding and profite ering.
 Granting permanent rank to Gen. eraI Pershing.
 Providing for demobilizing the army to a peace basis of approxi- mately 300,o0O men pending perma- nent peace time legislation.
 Authorizing completion of the gov ernment railroads in Alaska.
 Continuing wartime passport re- strictions so as to prevent an influx of radical aliens.
 Ten appropriation bills aggregaring 9 about $3,00O.0OO, also were passed They include $750.000,000 for the railroad administration, $772,0O0. GOO for the army. s616, 6,0OO.O0O for the navy, and a sundry civil budget of $613O00 000.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20

regular session. The oil coal. gas and phosphate land leasing bill was passed by both bodies and remains in conference, as does the Edge bill alI- thorizinG organization of corporations to help finance American. export trade.
 The IIsch railroad bill passed the house and will be taken up with the senate interstate commerce commit tees bill at the December session. The house also passed and sent to the senate bills providing for devcioD- ment of water power projects for es- tablishment of a federal budget sys- tenn and providing a permanent gov ernment shipping policy.
 There were numerous investiea- lions during the extra session. Be sides the house inquiries into avia-
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20
.MERIDEN LEGION ID
 WAR ON B0LSHEVIkS
Mill Deport From Silver City All Y UndesirabIeS

Moriden, Nov. 20.--PIans to down anarchists will be the principal order Of business tonight at a meeting in the Town Hall Auditorium of Meriden post No. 45, American Legion. The Frst matter of business will be that Of taking action on the Centlalf~ (Wash.) affair whereby the local eS- service men will avenge the death or their buddies in the West
 The post will then make plans io' preparedness in the event that Merl- den should have the mlStortune TO ~face such q disaster as that winch confronted Centralia. It IS hoped that such tan affair will not present itself in this city, but the. local post of the American Legion proposes not to be found sleeping at the sWitch'' should there be any trouble or outbreak in Meriden.
 Already the American Legion has gone on record as against the Reds, Bolshevists and anarchists. and for he fostering of 100 per cent. Amerl- canism. This work in Meriden will he started at once by the local Legion post. The Meriden post hopes to start work at once in it's fight locally against all radicals. and definite steps will be taken at the, meeting this evening.
 All members of the local post of the American Legion interested in inc fostering of 100 per cent Americar- ism and the busting of anarchists and radicals have been urgently requested to be present at the gathering this evening to voice their opinions on the matter. The action to be taken To- night will be the first important step by the local post in it's work in com munitN welfare. and the success of the ga atherlnG means a whole lot toward other enterprises to be undertaken by Hhe post.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20

present bills in the new session prod viding for a permanent army of abol1G 300, ,000 men as compared With t11e war departm ent's request for 500,oo0.
 Bills to increase pay of the navy personnel also are in readiness. H
 Controversies during the extra sss- sion resulted from opposition to sem ate confirmation of Attorney Gen. Palmer and Comptroller of Curren- cy John Skelton Williams. The for mer was confirmed, but the latters nomination is still pending.
 The house refused to seat Repre- sentative Victor Berger, socialist oi Milwaukee, because of his attittid z during the war and busted John F. Fitzgerald, democrat, Massachusetts whose election was contested by Pe- ter Teague of Boston.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20
PLAYOFF GAME UNLIKELY
Coach Bill Roper Doubts Feasibility of Princeton Harvard Contest This Ycar-Ti9crS Break Training.

Princeton. x. J.. Nov. 20.--He"d Coach William ". Roper, of the Princeton team, when asked yesterday regarding the possibility of a play-oH of the Harvard Princeton tie game for the benefit of the endowment funds of both universities, expressed doubt as to it's feasibility.
 ''The Princeton football squad has broken training for the season and the coaches have returned to all parts of the country to resume their various lines of business which have been neglected for some WeekS,' Roper said. Ut would be a far greater undertaking to get the football nit chine going again at Princeton than in the case of Harvard, for the break of even a week would be hard to make up.
 "The proposed game could not be played before Saturday, December or 13, and l doubt whether the amount in gate receipts gained for the endowment funds would warrant the upsetting of college and football system and tradition. Certainly, no formal proposal looking toward an- other game between Harvard and Princeton has been made to Prince ton authorities, and such d propoSi- ton is not being considered here at the present time.'
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20

Numerous minor bills and resolu- luuons also were enacted
 NO attempt was made to pass over the presidents veto the Cummins bill to restore the pre-war rate -mali- ing powers of the interstate com- m cree comm iSSiOn
 The German treaty so engrossed senate attention that it shut off con- sideration of much legislation. Sen ate discussion of the treaty began May g, but the document itself was not submitted by President Wilson until July 10. Committee hearings and consideration required two months, to report with fourteen res ervations being made to the sen.tte. September 10.
 Deliberations on the treaty evoked one of the most bitter and prolonged contests between congress and tiie president in American history, with the controversy centered largely about the league of nations covenant
 The French treaty, providing an American guarantee to assist France in the event of unprovoked German aggression, was submitted to the scn- ate by the president, July 29. after demands from senate republicans. but still remains in the foreign relations committee.
 Another treaty, the Panama canal settlement with Colombia proposiue payment of $25.000000 by the Unit ed States, also remains in commit4ec 1t was reported to the senate hut later withdrawn because of ColoYn bia decrees regarded as inimical to Amer ican interests.
 Several important legislative meas- ures went over for final action at the
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20
CANNEFAN RETAINS TITLE.
St. Louis Player Wins Flight and Loses
 One Game i'll Tourney

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 2O.-RoBeit CannefaN of st. Louis, Mo-. who held the three cushion championship pre- NIous to entering the tournament that ended last night, retained his honors by winning eight of his scheduled n1ne games for d percentage of .SyS.
 Charley McCourt, Clcve1and's tuv- orite angle expert had 9 chance 10 tie CannefaN for the lead, but he lost q heart breaking game tonight to Pierre Maupome by 30 to IS in 5S innings and was compelled to be content with second money. .~t.@ $s..- -.H-.. .--.-. s-'==
New Britain herald., 1919-11-20

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