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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
WILSON CONT|NUA A A
TACA Pc OPONENTn uC||

WASHINGTON, 1S Iulie. =
Presedintele Wilson 81 All Isl con-
tinua atacul indreptat contra ce-
lor ce Sc opun Ligei Natiunilor,
chemind la Casa Alba alti patru
senatori republican,, carl Sc site
ca sunt foarte interesati asupra
acestui subject. Acesti senatoM
sunt: kellogg, Kenyon, Kapper 81
McNary.
> Kellog a favorizat odata Lii
ga Natiunilor in principiu. Att
tudinea senatorului Kenyon este
fnodielnica. Keeper Sc site ca ia
vorizeaza o liga natiunilor, fnsa
vrea uncle amandamente Sc pu-
ne in constitutia ligii. McNary Sc
crede ca este dornic de a Sc or
ganiza ori ce fel de liga.
Presedintele sc spune ca va ur-
ma acelas fel de argumente pc
care lea 1ntrebuintat 81 ieri fata
de ceialalti senatori. Sc site ca
preSedintele nu lea cerut ca sa-Si
schimbe opiniile, ci numai lea dat
,,informatii din INTERIOR ca Sc
inteleaga de ce uncle deciziuni au
;fost facute la Paris, 81 uncle clau-
Sc au fost puse in tratat. PreSc-
dintele a explicat rezolvarea ches.
tiei Shantung, care evident fost
aleasa ca punctul eel mai elah
din tratatul de pace.
La capitol luat nastere uncle
nemultumiri fiindca presedintelt
ia ignorat leadari ca Knox, Boral
81 Lodge, trimitind invitarile sa
lie acelor senatori carl Sc credes
ca sunt mai multi sau mai putiI
,,indoielnici"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
fNCHIDEREA LUCRARILOR
DE C0NsTRUCTu IN CHICA-
GO.

CHICAGO, 18 Iulie. 0 suta
de mil de lucratori la edificiuri 81
drumuri au ramas fara lucru as
taxi prin ordinul dat de catra aso-
ciatia intreprinzatorilor de tim
plarie 81 Asociatia de constructii,
in urma refuzului celor $4,000 lu-
cratori Sc intoarce Ia lucru.
Lucratorii au ceSut 0 crestere
de 20 cent? pc ora. Lisa dat dol
sprezece cent? 81 jpmatate mai
multi decit au capatst. Aseara s'a
dat lucratorilor UNI hltimat prin
care li-se cerea . rsapa lucrul All
Ia orele s .. M Niei IN lucratol
fnsa nu . VENT, at11G s'a dat or.
dinul 60 lucr1rile e inchida
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
PUTINTA UNEI ALIANTE.
DONNA ROSil0r uSttbue SeinCctc cat mdCuand.
NATIUNILE MIcI STUNT IN PR,MEJDIE.

LONDRA, Iulie 18. Colone-
lnl Winston Spencer Churchill, mi
nistrul de razboi al Angliei, in 0
vorbire sa tinuta in fata clubr-
lui anglo-rus Gu prilejul unui ban
chet, noaptea trecuta a declarat ca
Russia este in timpul present cheia
pacii lumii 81 ca restabilirea Ell tre-
buie sc fie prima datorinta Ligei
Natiunilor.
,,Cind 1ntreaga Russia are Sc ca
da 1mpreuna GU resursele Ell in mil
nile lui Lenine 81 Trotzky, atunci
intreaga puterea fortelor bolsevice
are Sc fie 1ndreptata contra statelor
mitutele, carora Ii s'a promis pro
tectia Ligei Natiunilor. Cind vor
PREVAIL fortele negre ale Bolsevi-
cilor in Russia, asia ar insemna ca
toate statele mitutele, mai multi
Russia insasi, va cadea, cu Trotzky
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

process al evolutiei. NJ poti impin-
ge socialismul peste o intreaga
natiune Gu singura lovitura.
din partea mea cred ca dacd
Germania ar fl socializata. cele-
lalte tari n ar vol sa mai alba de
face Gu ca intru mimic. Insa A.
merica 81 celelalte natiuni nu le
va veni nici o cauza de temere
din acest punct de vedere''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

81 Lenine, Gu intreg Bolsevismul, in
Germaniei"
Ministrul Churchill aparat
punctul de vedere al aliatilor luat
GU prilejul trimiterii de trupe in
Russia 81 spunea ca daca aliatii ar
fl in stare sc lucreze in pima az
monte, atunci i'm Russia nu S ar pu-
tea intImpla lucrurile ce Sc intim-
pla astazi.
100000 Bolsevici au fOst tinuti
locului de aliati 81 daca guvernul
englez a contribuit Gu ceva la O.
prirea plagei rusesti, atunci ell IL.
nul = spunea ministrul = sunt
foarte vessel sc spun ca am lucrat
multi in directiune a aceasta.
Dinsul nu esplicat causele, dan
spunea ca intreaga situatiunea are
sa Sc schimbe in cursul citOrva zile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
REsTRICTIA IlPUsA PRESET
STRAINE.

WASHINGTON, II Iulie.
Prin proiectul de lege fntrodus lie
senatorul King, ziarele publicatc
in limbi straine carl discuta for
ma de guvernamint al Statelor
Unite, politica externa, despre
steag 81 legi, vor Fl oprite de Fl
trimise prin posta, daca acele ar
ticole nn au fost traduse inainte
81 fnminate arltoritatilor federale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

M Il sxg4eGG&SsUes9gekN - q - JUCtIesss PUT
WE ssts sS1ySvi ne ROn1sn1 DIN AmeTicu,
snsG vi1G M este a p0p0rului, CT q
0celOr0 earl du venit in dcedstd ia
rd cu gSndul de a trdi pc spotele
muncitorilor.
Gel ce cunOsc luptele din trecnt
stu cite certe au fost antre ,,inte-
Hgentt' - pc timpul cand mu q
fost pus In vigodre articolul patru.
Sc mincau ca ciinii prin gard, pen
trw cG fie care d0rea sd fie mai
sus de cit celdlalt. Rezultatul fost
cd organizatia stagma 81 era pc Gale
Sc sparge, dacd nu Sc punea arti-
colul potru prin care Uniunea a
scdp0t de aceste elemente de des-
Ordine.
Urn,eazd ap0i htptele anversuna-
te, poporut care f0rmeazd Uniunea,
animal sntotdeGun0 de sentimente
ron,inesti - poporul la care Sc re-
ferea Bdrnatiu IN vorbirea lui de
pc Cimpul Libertdtii, ca find atni-
cuI isvOr de sentinsente Gdevdrat
rationale, cercat incontinuu sd
ajute nedmul, sd ajute la realiza-
re0 vismlui mOstru: Unirea tutur0r
Rominil0r. Cine du f0st c0ntrari
acestor intentii bune? ,,Inteligen-
tnr Cetiti ziarul lor de pc timpul
cind s'a pornit colectG pentru FLO
ia Nation0ld" pentru ,,F0ndul Ma
tionaw etc.
Cine vinov0tul cd ,,Cruceo R0-
sic Romsnd" mW a fost destul de
sprijinitd de RonaSasii dim Anaers.
ca? Oare nu acei0 carl dupd ddAna-
reo din Alliance, 0. - uade s'd
Sncercat unirea tuturor Romsnil0,
sntorcindu-se acasd an formal
un .oare care comitet, care IN lOt
ca sd ajute pc nenorocitii de din
colo, cmmpdrau ns0sim de tipdri1
giare, fdceaM tipogrcfii, etc., ia'
la Mynd sstreogo Sntreprimdere {
nrurst. Rdnitilor IN rdsboi care d
tipogrofii, de zi0re le 0rdeaf Oar
pentru ostfeI de scopuri a dat po
p0rNlf
~ .,...o,S - Sa, f:;:;o,f<,f T:uc M
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

De un timp incoace s'a putut |
ca emigrantii 81 in spe
cial ROminii au inceput a vinde
Liberty Bondurile in numar tot
mai mare 81, de oare ce acest iapt |
numai imbucurator nu e, uoresc
a da uncle lamuriri i'm privinta
Liberty Bondurilor; voiesc a arl-
ia ca. vinzind moi Liberty Bondu-
rile nu numai ca pagubim moi ca
persoane private, perde mai multi
Rominia Mare, tara att de mutt
dOrita de moi.
Trebue sa stim, ca toate Iiber
ty Bondurile emise de un stat nu
sunt altceva decit declaratia res
pectivului stat prin care Sc deo-
bliga a solvi purtatorului de
Bond suma prevazuta in acel
Bond 81 in timpul fixat. Pentru
toate aceste Bonduri Statul ga
ranteaza Gu intreaga sd avere ra-
tionala. Gu cit averea nation ala
a unui stat mai mare Gu att
pretul BondurilOr e mai urcat,
de oare ce 81 garanta acelrr Bon
duri mai mare.
So Dupa cum putem vedea, preti1
Bondurilor depinde de la garan-
ia pc care poate da sta:nl res
pectiv. Pretul BOndurilor insa de-
pinde nu numai de la garanta pc
care o da statul, ci 81 de condi-
tiunile stipulate GU ocazia emisi-
unei de Bonduri. ST anume, Gu :it
rata intereselor platibila de stat
e mai mare, GU att Bondurile
sunt ma; cautate 81, daca Bondu-
rile sunt scutite de taxa de VENT,
atunci pretul lor 81 mai mare.
Tot asemenea incurge asupra pre-
tului 81 terminul de plata a Bon
durilor, adeca maturitatea lor. Da
ca Bondurile sunt CELEBRATE pc un
tihp mai scurt, pretul lor mai
urcat, de oare ce purtatorii de
Bonduri Isl vor primi mai gu
rind suma provazuta in Bonduri.
Bondurile, 81 toate hirtiile de
valoare, au doua feluri de preturi,
81 anume: Pretul nominal 81 eel
current. Pretul nominal e suma in
dicata 81 tiparita pc Bond, lar
pretul current acel pref de ca
rele il ofera plata financiara. Pen
tru a intelege mai bine care pre-
tul nominal 81 eel current, voiu a
duce ca exemplu imprumutul al
V-lea, sau Victory Bond". Pre-
tul nominal a acestui Bond (Bond
de $1OO.OO) este una suta dOlari,
de oare ce Statele Unite prom;t
a plati purtatorului suma de 800
la maturitate, lar pretul de ri
sau current de prezent $99.35
pima la $99.5O. Acest pref insa sd
schimba ri de ri in conformitate
Gu fluctuatiunile pietei de finan-
te.
Acum, de oare ce pc moi BOndu.
rile ne intereseaza mai multi, sa We
dem care e perderea noastra ca
persoane particulare 81 care per.
derea Rominiei in urma vinzarii
Bondurilor.
Ca persoane private sau parti
culare, perdem diferinta dintre
pretul nominal 81 Gel current, care
variaza intre 2 81 Z dolari, adeca
de fiecare Bond vindut avem {
peredere de la 2 pima la Z dolari
lar aceasta peredere sd urea Ia
mil 81 mil de dolari.
Perderea aceasta atinge 81 p'
Rominia, de oare ce Gu cit Won
perde moi ca particular mai mutt
Gu att mai putini bani vom due,
in Rominia; Gu att Rominia va I
mai saraca. Oar, pima cind acea
sta perdere are influinta numa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
MAI0RUL TEIUSANU DECO
RAT DE MINISTRUL BAKER,

WASHINGTON, II Iulis. -
Ministerul de r&xboi Baker Q deco
rat pc Maiorul Livius D. Teiusa-
nu, atasatul militar n Lsgatia
Romina, Gu crucea distingsru N
serviciu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
ISPRAVI PUTINE?.

Ide serbia site mari de alta Obrdzai7
Icfe. Ddr pc pore nu-t po!i snUdta
rusineG 81 pc renegat cinstea. B.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
POINTS OUT Value
OF EDUCATION
Contlnned from ~ ~.

iuNLIuNel from EAae lMN.
/ liberty, equality and fraternity, as typi-
fled by France and pointed out thai
only as a nation sought 20 develop
the individual for the sake OF the well
fare Of the individual could it hope 10
maintain itself In It's highest estate.
"The world war brought into conflict
the products OF these types of training
or lack Of training. and for three years
We in America looked on. Dr. Strayer
tsaid 30 was fortunate i'm some ways that
we were brought into the contest. In
many respects we had become self
satisfied. our Fourth of July orators
/ told MS that we belonged 90 the great
est nation on lhe globe. We believed
I them. We did not take the trouble to
| ind out whether there might not be the
dangerous elements OF weakness. The
conflict came and with % the draft OF
our manhood from Il Go "a years OF
/ age. What was our surprise 90 learn
] That one out Of every three sent TO the
camps by our draft boards was de-
I clared unfit for combat service owing
10 physical defects And when we
found that practically % per cent. OF
our four million men in arms were
I lillitcrate we began 20 realize that the
bOasted equality of opportunity sup
posed TO be guaranteed by a democratic
form OF government had not been In a
great measure, an idle success.
AS a result Of our findings, and In
the hope Of remfdying our shortcom-
ings we are now lengaged in great
national campaign for education. The
smith-Towner bin now before Congress
Is the expression OF our belief that
education Is a national concern. Much
or The money provided for by this bill
will be spent in the preparation Of
teachers Of whom there is a distressing
scarcity"
In this connection, DR. Strayer point
ed out that there are more than nfly
schools in Delaware which would not
open this year because there are no
teachers for them.
In closing. Or. Sirayer declared that
Delaware's opportunity is at hand 90 /
place herself in the forefront Of this /
great national movement
"The children in the rural districts"
he said. Are as good as the children
OF Wilmington, and should have as good
advantages. Were a hun
dred Of the best educators in the
United states today asked for their
opinion on the Delaware School Code
Without exception they would say
either That is what we have In our
state or that is what we are working
toward in our Siate.'"
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
CHOLERA SPREADS
THROUGH SHANGHAI.

\. +. A. Special 10 The Evening Journal.
TOKYO. Sept 6.-0wing to the grow
ing intensity Of the cholera epidemic in
Shanghai. the japanese government has
proclaimed that port as cholera infected
and simultaneously announced its decl-
sion TO enforce stringent port regula-
tions for all steamers coming 10 Japan
by way Of Shanghai. Reports from the
Investigators show a remarkably rapid
spread Of the epidemic.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
ton

ton.
Apple Jelly-Dorothy Hyde. FELTON,.
Crabapple Jelly-May McLucas, Mar
shalltOn.
Grape Jelly-Dorothy Hyde, FELTON,.
String Beans-Dorothy Hdye. FELTON,
Catherine Stuart, Sarah Dill. FELTON,.
Cabbage-Mary Cruel, FELTON,.
Asparagus-Naomi Hughes. FELTON,.
Carrots-Naomi Hughes, FELTON,.
Onions-Grace Hughes. FELTON,.
Squash-Hattie Hiichins, Reddin.
Beets-Mildred Jester, Grace Hughes.
Sarah Dill, FELTON,.
Green Negetables-Sarah Dill, Rebecca
Jester, FELTON,.
Lima Beans-IIattie Hitchins. Rebecca
Jester Dorothy Hyde FELTON,.
Peas-Catherinc Stuart. Reddin; Doro-
thy Hyde. FELTON,.
Tomatoes-Dorothy Hyde, FELTON, /;
Mary McLucas. Marshallton: Ida Jar
rell, FELTON,.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
ATTRACTIONS At THEATRES
Al THE GaRRICK.

An exceptionally clever bill OF music
and comedy Is announced for the Gar
rick Theatre next week. Mile Rhea.
the dainty danseuso. heads a company
lhat VIII present class In number
OF songs and dances. George r. Moore
is also on The bin and he VIII bo ably
assisted In comedy sketch by Miss
Ballairs. who Is regarded as a vaude-
VILE lind. \ colorle OF Juvenile en-
tcrtalners, who have been engaged cs-
pecially for the young patrons Of tho
Garrick, Will present "The Melody OF
Youth" There are many other inter-
esting features OF the bill. which is
considered quite IN keeping with this
weeks offering, which nearly every
body In town has seen and enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
FOREST RANGERS on OCEAN PATROL

VANCOUVER, 3. c., Sept. 6.-The for
est rangers OF the northwest are now
taking mp patrol OF the ocean. besides
roaming the hills and prairles Of Can
ada. A powerful seaworihy launch OF
30 tons burden has been bought and
lifted uP TO patrol the logging camps
along the Pacific coast.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
PROHIBITION SENDS
BREWERS TO JAMAICA

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept 6.-As a
result Of the prohibition law in Amerl-
ca, several fnanciers Of that country
together with jamaican business men.
have formed a company for the manu-
tacture OF beer and other malt liquor
here.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
STOP HIDE EXPORT
TO LOWER PRICES

SYDNEY Sept CA step toward low
ering the high cost OF living was taken
by the New Zealand government by
passing a law restricting the exports-
tion OF hides. Manufacture OF shoes
VIII standardize. and the use OF all
hides within the country Is expected 70
lower the Official prices OF shoes con-
sIderably.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
PROGRESSIVE spIRITu,IJsr.

Services Sunday evening at the First
Progressive splrltuallsts Church. Pyth-
ian Castle Hall. No 9O6 West street,
Wi be conducted by Mrs. Ellen Con:
messages by Mrs. Delaney. OF Phlladel-
phla. special baptismal service.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
VETS LAST STAND IN
AMERICA THRFATFNVD

OTTAWA Ont, Sept. 6.-Canadlan
prehlbitonisis are demanding federal
legislation 10 compel the province OF
Quebec 10 halt wine and beer sales.
mat province is now the only "wetr
spot in North America north Of Mexico
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
RICE TRANSPORTED
FREE IN IApAN

TOKYO, Sept 6.-In an effort 10 com
bat the high cost Of living. the Jap
anese government has decided 20 trans
port rice free Of charge. thus enabling
II 10 be sold TO the people at. a price
lower than now asked 70 was an
nounced the new arrangement would go
into effect Immediately
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
EVEN GEIsHA GIRLS
GO OUT on STRIKE.

NOK0HOMA. Sept. 6.-This city /.
now suffering a series Of "Gelsha-girl-
less days as result Of a general
walkout Of Gelsha girls yesterday. The
strike followed the refusal Of the man
ayers OF tea houses TO grant an increase
in wages.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
KARL WANTS HOME
IN MERRIE ENGLAND.

LONDON. Sept. 6.-Belleve 70 or not
Ia message from Copenhagen says a
telegram from Vienna announces that
former Emperor Karl Of Austria. now
In switzerland. IS 10 visit King George
with view to arranging for a home in
England
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
JAPs MOST SAVING
RESIDENTS or HAWAI-

HONOLULU Sept. 6-Japanese in Ha-
wall are depositors Of 1921 per cent. OF
The savings in Hawaiian banks. Chi
nese hold 962 per cent. and Hawaiians
% per cent. There are 26 banks In tho
Islands with deposits less than s5.OOO.-
0O0.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
cows HORN pOIsoNs

LONDON, sept. 6.-Nhile Emma Nor
han. IS, was giving a COW a drink from
a bucket the animal tossed It's head and
It's horn injured the girls cheek. -Four
days later blood poisoning set inand
the girl died.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

Babe Ruth, slugslng Boston pitcher
fielder, equalled Buck Freeman's home
run record yesterday when he poled
his twenly-ffih circuit clout. II came
In The second inning Of the game in
which the Red Sox beat the Athletics.
10 % Z. In his next trip Ruth hit
ihe right field fence about two feet
from the top. Three other hits gave
him Ave out OF six Tor The day. He
announced that be had signed to star
in a baseball movie this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

The Tigers heavy artillery worked
for "a hits and the Browns were trim
med, i2 10 3.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

Hank Gowdy was beanod by a pitch
ed ball and forced to retire from the
game in which the Braves beat the
pills. 6 70 2.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

Hippo Vaughn pitched the Cubs "a
a 70 win over The Pirates.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

BIN Doak bca. Jimmie Ring. and the
Reds 1 to o IN pitchers battle. hu,
the loss didn't hurt as the Dodgers
beat The Glaits, 3to ?.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

A triple play, Jones 20 MoInnls to
W.T., featured The Red sox win over
The Athletics.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

Yesterdays hero-Eddio Clcotle. lie
save the White sox seven-run lead
and showed Cleveland into the third
hole with Q to, victory.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
Disarming Germany.

Limitation of the German army
after peace to 10000 men, with an en-
Gstment period of twelve. years, is a
double measure of insurance against
mihtarism in the future German state.
The provision for long enlistment
period is evidently designed to prevent
a recurrence of the device of an earlier
German ruler who, limited by treaty
after an unsuccessful war to an army
of comparatively small size. recruited
it repeatedly and put it through in.
tensive training, so that he soon ae
cumulated veteran force in reserve
that when occasion arose proved suffi-
cient for victory.
A tweive-year enlistment period, now
proposed by the supreme war council
at Paris, would put the German army
en- virtually a professional basis. 1t
would prevent frequent recruitment
and the provision of trained reserve
of size and efficiency. The only way to
defeat that measure would be to train
an army in secret. which in the pres
ent condition would be impraetieable.
A German army of 100000 men could
not possibly be a menace to European
peace, 1t is to be assumed that the
combined forces of the standing armies
Of England, France and Italy, not to
mention the smaller European states
dependably anfriendly to Germany and
capable of maintaining permanent
military establishments would far out
number in the aggregate such a force.
With Germany reduced also in sea
power, she would in such eireum stances
be helpless. Her army would be but
police force, for the preservation Of
domestic order.
This is practical disarmament. If
accomplished it removes the menace of
German militarism and no degree of
desire for revenge can bring the Of
fensive power of Germany to a point
of efficiency. It will be a bitter dose
for Germany to swallow thus to strip
herself miltarily, but if the present
decision of the war council at Paris is
maintained it will have to be taken.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
No German Onera.

Mayor Hylan of New York yester-
day intervened and at his request the
promoters of a proposed German opera
that was to be given for the first time
last night postponed the performance
indefinitely. The mayors request was
made upon the petition Of hastily
organized group of veterans of the
great war, delegation of whom waited
on him yesterday morning. Behind
them stood large body of public
opinion, strongly aroused. The cancel
lation of the operate performance I'M
doubtedly prevented trouble, as the
protestants were prepared to inter
fere in force if the opera were given.
In point of fact body of some 500
of them marched n orderly fashion TO
the tbeater last night to make sure
that the doors were closed
1t is explained by the producers of
the opera that their plans were begun
Immediately after tho signing Of the
armistice, that they consulted with per-
manent citizens of New York who as
sured them that they could see no
reason, the fighting being at an end
the German opoxa should not - ~,
Evening star., 1919-03-11
Paw the Tax This Week!

Noea th,taair4s al. .Av 4itieulties
IN ti:e wty ot making out the return,
eeery s,ag'e Ptaaoa with an income
.neg 81 IG5g and every married man
uata az ancoale Of over $2,e00 must
s4fs ia as schedule, with a check for
Jae .uJaut attached, by the end of this
week.
Fne average person should not attempt
to make oat the return personally.
Ii IS too hopclessly complex for all but
an exper eueea statist elan. he mere
ind ng Of the ght BLANKS 10 fill IS
task Ihe eompatat on of exemptions
and surtaxes 5 altogether beyond the
scope of the ordinary capacity.
Take the schedule to bank and ask
adv,ce Or take it to the Office of the
deputy collector at Sth and q streets
You will perhaps have to stand in line
there and await your turn, but you
can be sure of accurate assistance.
There is one preeaution that all
should take, and that is not to try to
pay the tax, in whole or in part, III
cash. For money will not be accepted.
Payment must be made by check or
postal order. Uncle Sam does not want
his own currency handed to him for
these taxes, but prefers to collect the
payments through the banks and the
Post Office Department Whatever
his reason, that is his rule and it must
be observed
Do not delay this matter. It IS bet
ter to take day off to make sure OF
turning in correct return before Sat
urday night than to run the risk of
penalty. Moreover, this is duty
which the citizen owes, and it should
be cheerfuliy and promptly discharged.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
Upholding the Espionage Law.

Yesterdays decision by the Supreme
Court uphahiax the espionage act in
the eases of Eugene V. Debs and Jacob
Frohwerk further strengthens the safe
gusrds against sedition. There is diff
ference between cases, but there can
now be no doubt of the constitutional
ity ef the act in respect to prohibition
Of acts or speeches tending to discour-
age enlistment. The court yesterday
reaAsmed its previously expressed
epinisa that the law 10 net an inter
ference with the constitutional right
Of free speech. 1t is suggested that
failure of the court yesterday to pass
broadly on all the points involved in
the Debs case indicates a disposition
to consider each appeal on its merits,
but thus far there have been no re-
ve1sais By the Aiehes. court of judg,
ments rendered below, and these is a
slim prospect that any of those who
have been convicted under the es-
pionage law will secure their freedom
at the hands of that court. The law
has been proved effective, with teeth
in it."