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The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Carroll Council will have as its spe-
clal guest Of honor at its meeting
next Tuesday evening at ST.. Mars
Hall Admiral William 8. Benson. L.
8 N. retired. Five hundred seats
viii be provided for the members
= who are expected to be present to
greet one Of Americas naval heroes.
Personal invitations to be present
have been sent to 500 members of Car
roll Council. AMI those OF otner coun-
cils will be made welcome. A first
decree 10: ia' &c class OF can,li-
dates will preccIe the admiral's re-
ception.
The boosters committee Halloween
dance Of Central Council last Thurs
day evenin'. - the Imn,ac tate con-
ception Hall was a rousing success
The greatest credit was given tn.
committee AMI the master of cere-
monies. Joseph ]. Degnan, for the
pleasant time enjoyed.
The campaign for new members in
Carroll Council goes merrily on. The
work of the committee in the vnri-
Gus parishes H. bearing abundant
fruit. Several parish public meet
. inss were held during the East two
weeks. with most gratifying results.
The month OF November and the first
half Of December will be the home
stretch" of the drive. during which
period. II Is expected. the 100 mark
will be reached and overtopped.
The. appointment of Past Grand
knight Frank A. Kidd, of Carroll
Council, to the position of District
Deputy Supreme Knight has been
well received throughout the local
jurisdiction.
The Rev. NJ. P. Egsn. st. Pat
rick's Church. chancellor Of Carroll
Council. will be one of the degree
officers in the exemplification of the
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paign, All veterans Of this CAM
paign are urged ;to-support the gar
rison In this fght The committee
10 composed Of Comrade william L..
Hull. chairman: Capt. j. walter
Mitchell. serst. Schneider, Of the
soldiers Home: r. l. Miller and
"Fighting Fred" ID. Tillman. for
merly OF the Eighth Cavalry.
The members of the Presidents
Own have posed for the Fox, Film
and the various weekly movies.
Among the actors" were Comrade
James Dunwoody. . veteran OF the
Mexican War of 1s47. and Stephen
+. Tiilman. q veteran of the Mexi-
can War of 1915. and the world war.
The next muster will be Thurs
day evening at o'clock at the @.
A. r. Hall. 1413 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. northwest. -
Orders OF the commander: Presi-
dents Own Garrison. No. le4. meets
the first and third Thursdays OF
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woodmen laws and assuring the or-
Fanixation OF the solid support Of the
Boosters. Club. "a
There viii be two monuments .un-
veiled Sunday afternoon. One win be
dedicated by Oak camp. No. in
Congressional cemetery at O'Clock.
Capt. C. A. Coles company Of uni
form rank will perform the work.
The other will be in Glenwood ceme-
terry at p. NJ. by the Boosters Club
team. All members wishing to take
part will meet the Master Of Cere-
monies at the cemetery at 2;3o.
Senator Norris Sheppard. Sovereign
Banker of the woodmen OF the
World. will be the orator on this
occasion.
The anniversary celebration OF
Norris sheppard grove last Monday
night was q huge success. The pro
gram consisted OF vocal and instru.
mental selections and addresses.
Senator Sheppard spoke. Refresh-
ments were served after the program.
Sovereign Halvor Patiisen, w. A.
Fraser camp. had charge OF the pre-.
gram. -
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.

An outline Of the purpose Of the en-
tertainment In behalf Of the home
welcome to the members who had
served IN the world war.
Mrs Sophie ]. BerEner. chairman
Of the entertainment committee of
Cushing Auxiliary. No. 4. arranged
the program and was given much
praise for her excellent work tn that
behalf. Division Commander J. Clin-
ton Hiatt. OF the Maryland Division.
Sons Of Veterans. welcomed the world
war members on behalf Of the divi-
sion. and Past Commander Gurnon R
Scott. representing Commander James
s. Jones. of Gushing Camp. extended
. the welcome on behalf OF the oficers
and members of the cann.
Interesting addresses s:re made by
Col. Samuel r. Stratton. Past Depart
ment Commander of the Department
OF the Potomac. G. A. R.. Col. B. F.
Bingham and r. e johnson. Mrs.
Mamie Palmer Dorsey. of the wom-
ans Relief Corps of the District OF
Columbia Miss Rose Seton OF
Daughters of Veterans. Mrs. Alics
X. Mulligan. the president Of Grant
Circle. Ladies' OF the g. A. r.. Mrs.
A Deeds the president OF Lincoln
Circle. Ladies of the G. A R. Mrs
Mary Logan Tucker. of the Ladies' OF
the Loyal Legion. Mrs. Anna ]. Kirk
ley the past president Of Maryland
Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans. and
Capt c. o. Howard. son Of Mai
Cen o. o. Howard. There were
solo dances by Miss Louise Belt
and Miss Ruth wannan. pupils OF
Miss Estelle Murray. with Miss Ce-
celia O'Dea as pianist Miss
Gretchen Bergner rendered . clas-
steal piano solo.
At the beginning Of the program the
audience sang. all standing. Amer
ica-" and at the closing. The Star
Spangled Banner" The service fiag
OF Cushing Camp. with a star thereon
representing the members of the camp
who were in the world war. was dis
played over the commanders station.
There were many members OF Lincoln
and Thomas Camps. and Grand Army
Posts present Al. Mears. a member of
q @. A R. post, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
gave recitations. Mrs. Sophie ]. Berg
ner. chairman OF the entertainment
committee. was given a rising vote OF
thanks. as were the talent and the
War Camp Community Service sing
ers for their services given in making
the program entertaining and interest
ing.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD.

At the meeting Of the Boosters
Club. Tuesday night the resignation
OF the publicity manager. d. s. Davi-
son. was accepted. and J. A. Morti-
mer. of Oak camp. No. 4. was elected
to the position. A resolution was
unanimously adopted expressing the
approval of the recent action Of the
Sovereign Camp in the revision of the
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA. 4.

+ Oracle Florence Lyons has an
nounced an entertainment for Royal
Neighbors and Modern woodmen-. Al
the next meeting Of MIRA b. Enright
Camp in the form OF a five hundred
party. Prizes will be awarded.
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ARMY AND NAVY UNION

within the next few days the
Presidents Own Garrison. No. 104.
Army and Navy Union. will start
an agitation for increase in pension
for the veterans of the Indian cam
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Only Washington Appearances This
Season of the
FRENCH PLAYERS
from the
THEATRE PARIsIEN
New York
SHUBERT-GARRICK THEATER
Mstiaees Oaly-Wednesday and FRI
day-Nov. and
Under the Auspices of the
ALLIANCE FRANCAISE.
Wed. Mat. Nov. b-Main Gauche,"
3-act Comedy. by Pierre Weber. and
"ohonchette," 1-act Operetta. by @.
A.. de Caillavet and Robt- de Flers.
Prices: $500. S1.50 and sL00.
Loup." 3-act Comedy. by Maurice
Hennequin and Paul Bilhaud-
Seat sale opens Saturday. Nov. !,
at T. Arthur Smiths Agency. 1906 @
street northwest.
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every month att itI, Psnsyivania
avenue northwest O. A. r. Hail
The Ladder Auxiliary. No. is.
meets the hrst and third Tuesdays
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08

que Cervantes nam6 "Archivo de la
Cortesia''.
La cosa mas inslgnifcante s.rve de
pretexto a los catalanistas para ar
maria. Ell paso de un Official del Ejer-
cito, ell hablar EN- castellano unos tran
seuntes, una bandera espafiola izada
en- una balloon, un reten de policia,
de la guardia civil, Ell couple" de
una artista de varieties un viva
Espaha! en- fin, todo Sc aprovecha y
de todo Sc SAGA partido para hacer mani
festaciones de odio la naci6n los
castellanos y perturbar Ell orden pu-
blico.
"Hubo alli en- la semana anterior
una cancionista de Varieties" que en-
ton6 unas coplas espaHohstas, segtin
ALI Sc dice. Esta muchacha, que Sc
llama en- ell cartel Mary Focela, re-
presentaba ell tipo de una madrilefa,
de una chulita de los barrios bajos.
Decia 10 que eran sus anhelos Y sus
amores y ell estribillo do cada copla
era este: ''iviva Espafa!" Autores
de esas coplas eran dos redactores de
"El Liberal, de Barcelona, periodi-
co enemigo de los separatistas, los Sc
hores oliveros Castellvi. La tona-
dillera fue insultada y agredida. Y ell
senior Cambo ha dicho en- un discurso
reciente, pronunciado en- Ia Mancomu-
nidad, que los representatives del Co
bierno de Espafa, permitian ofensas
a Catalina, en- labios de una artista
de bajo vuelo. Como 81 ell decir viva
Espafial pudisse signiicar ofensa a
nadie y mucho menos las provincias
del Principado. Rasgos son todos que
demuestran d6nde ha llegado la ve-
hemencia y de que manera las pasiones
enfurecen a los autonomistas.
Ello es que todo ell que en- la CAPT
tai catalina representa- ell poder Gen.
trail es objeto de iras y de ataques y
de ofensas. ESQ ha dado motive una
actitud energica de la ofcialidad que
reside en- la guarnicion barcelonesa.
Organo de esas indignaciones es el
periodico "La Correspondence Mill
tar que ha publicado un articulo, OBJ
jeto hoy de todos los concentrates y
del que reproduce los parrafos prin-
cipales:
les dificil formarse una idea, nj
siquiera aproximada, del esfuerzo ex-
traordinario que nosotros hemos teni-
do que hacer desde que la representa-
ci6n parlamentaria de Catalufia Sc re-
tir6 de las Cortes, para en- unas oca-
stones tratar en- estas columnas, CO.
mo hemos hecho, de 10 que en- BARGE
Iona acacia, y en- otras guardian ST.
lencio, porque al ir estampar el CO.
mentario sobre ell papel no habia me-
dio humane possible de contener la in.
dignacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08

La question catalina ha llegado al
momento critico, al de los pelsgros y
al de las luchas violentas. La Asam-
blea Catalanista aprob6 su Estatuto,
contrario en- 10 esencial al que ha-
bia redactado Ia Comisi6n Extrapar-
lamsntaria que nombr6 Ell Gobierno.
Mas adelante dare una idea de la nue.
va constitution regionalista de las pro-
vincias del Principado. Ahora dire que
Sc verifc6 en- Barcelona la Asamblea
Municipal, que ratifc6 y aprobo 10
hecho por la Mancomunidad; no Sc
puede desconocer que esta unanimidad
es algo fantastica y que Sc han cmplca-
do medios extraordinarios para conse-
guir1a. La autoridad que ejerce la M III
comuidad, la que tienen las Diputaclo-
mes Provinciales Y los cuantiosos fon-
dos de que dispone la ''Liga" Sc han
empleado habilmente para dominar
los descontentos y unir todos en- una
afirmaci6n. Serfa, sin embargo, inlitll
negar que, asociadas las derechas y lbs
izquierdas catalanas, coincidiendo Cam
b6 Lerroux en- la esencia del profile
ma aaenas quedan grupos politicos 1e-
sidentes. Esto ha sido un golpe de
mano, por Ell que tendran ciertos dere-
chos los nacionalistas, suponerse re-
presentantes de la opinion de Catalu-
ma.
Para los que conocen aquella TERRA
ESQ no es mas que una apariencia, que
Ell tempo Sc encargara de desvanecer.
81 triunfara la doctrina de Cambo, y,
en- efecto, Cataluha quedas eorganiza-
da con la autonomia cue Sc pretende,
pronto irian surgiendo las contradiccio-
nes v no pasarian muchos meses sin que
fuera aquello un removable campo de
Agramante.
Entire tanto quiero recoger algunos
rasgos de la vida actual de Barcelo-
ma. Los tomo de una correspondence
de Adolfo Marsillach, catalan rest
dente en- Barcelona ,enemigo de todas
las conjuras habilidades catalanis-
tas. vease como describe este nota-
BILE perio6ista ell aspecto de la exis-
tencia barcelonesa, de aquella ciudad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
ETICA
HdciG DiOs por el amor D
la cienciG


MARDEN, ell mas grande de los
osicologos de la actual generation,
recomienda que debemos vivir ell mo-
mento presente.
Olvidemos el pasado brumOso que
perturba nuestra mente, que limita
nustras presentes aspiraciones.
No nos preocupe el porvenir, que
IS incierto; este sera una consecuen-
cia del presente.
La evolucion humana es ilimitada.
Ell hombre sc renueva fisica Y es-
oiritualmente en- ascension progresiva.
ST siembras buenas semillas Obten-
lras buenas cosechas.
Las flores siempre exhalan aroma
icos perfumes.
81 cultivas ell odio, cosecharas odios
venganzas.
Obra correctamente en- ell presente,
en- la seguridad de que ell porvenir Sc
"a placentero.
Themes derecho ser feliiz. Themes
II Iuo HldllOS el HlSNIO uc ScIlO, PueS-
% que la felicidad reside en- nosotros
nismos.
La unica diicultad para ser feliz
es aprender a despertar nuestras fa-
cultades intraneas Y sustraernos del
ambiente corrosive.
Examina diariamente tus procedi-
mientos. Procura analizar tus actua-
;iones con absolute imparcialidad y
corregir tus defectos.
Todos los hombres tienen la chis-
pa divina. Todos responder a su pro-
cedencia, mas menos tarde, de acuer-
10 con la ley de causaci6n.
Procura precipitar tn evoluci6n y
noditicar tn "karma".
Ramon Lebr6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
Ell GoBIERNo ALEMAN PERMANE-
CE BURoCRATICo

Ell Doctor Alfonso Taylor, que ha re-
gresado a Francia desde Alemania, des-
pues de haber efectuado investigaciones
de parte del Consejo para Ell alivio en-
paises extranjeros, informa acerca del
actual gobierno aleman, que de ningun
modo representa- al partido revoluciona-
rio, sino cue por ell contrario, existen
las condolences burocraticas del antique
regimen del Kaiser, sigue la misma
actitud respecto la question capita
ista y obrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08

-
mos hemos hartado de raz6n; he
mos sobrepasado los hmites de la Sc
renidad, de la calma, de la paciencia
La d;gnidad de Espaia nos sefiala e
inico camino seguir en- Ell momen
to en- que con prestigio podemos to
mario. Llegar asi este dia culminan
te que cuantos tuvieron obligation d,
evitar que Sc presentase no han sabi
do hacerlo, era ell Objective al cual su
peditamos nuestra Inca de condueta
que creembs queda bien explicada.'
"Ya Sc han expresado libremente
la sasp:raciones autonomistas de Ca
talufia nadie ha ,cercenado la hber
tad de accion de todos y de cada unt
Gle los que han tornado parte en- ESQ
actos politicos; nadie Sc ha mezcladt
en- politica, sin deber hacerlo. iAh
Pero hay una Espana, hay una patri;
cue muchos miles de hombres han jc
ra6o defender hasta perder la Ultima
gotta de sI sangre, y va no es possible
por ningdn concepto, que nj en- Bar
celona, nj Ell lugar algUno de Cata
luna Sc s;ga ofendiendo y escarnecien
do esa patria, que es Ia nuestra, la DE-
nuestros padres, Ia de nuestros hijos
Y 81 para hacerla respetar es precis.
derramar sangre, hasta la Ultima got
de la de sus enemigos sera derramada"
Hay quien supore que el haber de
clarado Ell Gobierno suspensas las ga
rantias constitucionales en- Barcelon;
no es sino la consecuencia de la indig
nacion de los militares que psestal
servicio Espana en- aquella ciudad
Aiadase por los bien informados, qut
ell Ejercito Sc halla unanime en- opo
rerse cuantos intentos y propagan
dasl lconduzcan a desintegrar la nacior
espanola, que resultaria desintegrads
81 predominase ell criterio de radicals
mo que la amenaza.
j. ORTEGA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
FoToGRAFIAs DE LAS TUMBAs DE
LOS SOLDADoS

A petici6n del Departamento de la
guerra, la Cruz Roja Americana ha to-
mado su cargo ell trabajo de foto-
grafiar las tumbas de los soldados, con
ell fin de que puedan ser identifcadas
por sus familiares.
Cada fotografia Sc colocara en- un
marco doble de carton, Sc hara cons
tar en- uno de los lados Ell record
de servicios del soldado.
Los familiares mas cercanos de este
recibiran el' retrato que les enviara la
Cruz Roja Americana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
EN- FRANCIA Sc NECEsITAN MAS
RoPAs QUE PRovIsIoNEs.

Investigaciones de la Cruz Roja Ame-
ricana en- Francia demuestran, que la
mayor parte de las familias repatriadas
logran alimentarse mediante sus peque.
nos sueldos y las pensiones del gobier
no, pero no tienen medios para vestirse.
Los nifios Sc envuelven en- mantas vie
jas, mientras los padres trabajan y duer
men en- harapos mil veces remendados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
UNA EvrrrNrrA eorpncoaADA

Il sfta nsatFin wseSa 60 nsmaa4
smfefmesa a. Ia crws msea Amsshama
aarsxadf 81 cssps a. safssm@sna -
s5sreiss ha $50 csussesFa4a - - -
ersssfls - u assffa ssa h &C. xs -
orasa ds services fiasimfa14ss
Il sffs ws psaatf ~ e psImsss
nagsf aas rsefbs sss fseemBsaaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08

Alimentos tieuen muy pocos. pero 90.
pas aun menos. Con tai motive ss ssta
efectuando una campaEa en- To- Estaaos
UnidOs para reunir ropa usada y snvisr
la a los necesitados de trales y sbri
gOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
UN ABANICo PERDIDo

La senOrita Maria Luisa Salda-
fla, muy conocida en- los circulos
sociales de esta capital, ha perdi-
do un hermoSo abanico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
Correspondence de Espana

MoMENTos cRITIcos.-EL EsTA-
TUTo DE LOS CATALANIsTAs
FRENTE AL DE LA CoMIsIoN Ex-
TRAPARLANGENTARIA. vIoLEN
cIAs DE LOS NAcIoNALIsTAs EN-
BARCELONA. LA PRoTEsTA DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE LdILITAR'
-DEPLoRABLEs INcn ENFEs EN-
LA CIUDAD CoNDAL.- IErALLES
DEL EsTATUTo BARcELoNEs.-
Ell PARLAMENTo EN- FUNCIoNEs.
FALTA DE ENERGIA EN- LA VIDA
PARLAMENTARIA.-PRoxIMA CAL
DA DE RoMANoNES.-DATo Y sUs
PARTIDARIOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
Ell coRAzoN DE Ia HUMANTDAD

Los panoramas cue ss pressntan Nc
tienen igual en- Ia einematografia
.Aawt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-08
Ell coRAzoN DE LA HUMAN1DAD

Una de las peliculas mas emocionan-
tes que Sc han proyectado en- New
York. Advt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
BOSTON REDS LED
LEAGUE IN FIELDING
BY Henry L. Farrell

Nunlted Press Staff Correspondent
new York, Dec. 27.-Boston's Red
hostilities had the best fielding aver
age IN the American league in 1919.
risures just released by President Ban
Johnson give the honors to Harry
.975. y
me Hub Americans had two lead
ihg players--Shortstop Scott and Sec
ond Baseman Shean, while the lowest
any OF the Barrow clan showed was
third place.
Ine White Sox ranked second in
Iieiding, with .s6s, with the Yankees
single point behind at 1858. Their
came Cleveland, with e65; Detroit
'so4; st. Louis, 1853; Washington
.s6O and Philadelphia, 956.
Chick Gandil of the pennant win.
ning White Sox was the best frs
oaseman, with an average Of .997.
Honors among the second basemer
went to Shean, with .9S1.
Leonard of Washington lead the
third basemen, 1915 in rs games.
Shortstop Scott of the Red So,
showed the way with .s7e in 1Ss
Babe Ruth topped the outfielders
he had 2S0 putouts, rs assists and two
errors Tor an average Of .992.
Hannah, Yankee baekstop, headed
the catchers with 1884.
Walter johnson was the best field
ing Difcbnr with on % xva,.ooo of Q2j
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
CRUELTY CHARGED IN
DIVORCE COMPLAINT

Charging that her husband, T. r.
Shockley, assaulted and beat her at
VARYING intervals Edna Shockley filed
suit for divorce Friday. The couple
were married in Clackamas county,
December 1903, and have two child
rem, Glen age l and Bessie aged ID
The Shockley's were divorced In
December, 1912 and were remarked
June /, 1918. In her application for
this latest action, Mrs Shockley al
leges that the latest trouble occurred
on December IS, 1918, when shockley
is said TO have struck and bruised her
so severely that she left her home in
Silverton in fear of her life. The conf
plant further alleges that Shockiey
has an ungovernable and uncontrol-
able temper.
ShockIey is Silverton barber and
his wife in her complaint claims that
he has aided her in no way since the
time that she left her home, other
than to offer her IS if she would re-
turn for a few days. this offer having
been refused by the plaintiff.
Pending the divorce litigation, Mrs
shockley asks that the defendant be
required to pay $50 per month for the
support of the two children and s5o
Temporary sustainence for herself In
addition to the decree Of divorce she
further asks for s75 permanent all
mony and $3.50 covering attorneys
fees and suit money.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
DISCOVERED
N OKLAHOMA NAY
Be BILLY DANGY

Oklahoma City, Okla. Dec z7--A
child has been found In colIlasiiis.
Okla. who said fis name Was Dan
ney" and who described pets Fnenfiun.
% tn dispatches regarding the tsiiiy
Dansey kidnapping mystery. csstaf ~
Police Auton Of GeiliHyills stated to-
day.
Auton communicated with aufhovf.
ties Al Hammonten. y. j.. regarding
the child.
The child was IN Tulsa this aftsr-
noon. Auton stated eYer tiYe tsiaphene.
Antan said no arrest had been asads.
that he had hoped 10 kssp The matter
from being made public until Hama
monfon officials could arrive. but faat
since White had given out the fnfor-
nation, he REGARDED Il necessary 10
make arrests immediately
Ths child he said. waa first seen BY
him on a train between Cailsnvtlls ana
ITnisa.
Il answers the description ii BIlfy
paneey and said lss marie was DAn-
ssy, fhs chief declared Fufthaf. IL
volunteered the Information that ths
man and woman with whom il haa
been travelling wsvs not lts father ana
mother.
"He evan mentioned pets desefibed
~ dispatches NJ having been poasras-
,ed BY the penssy ehlld, Ia chief Raid.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
Dead In Massachusetts,.

Springfield. Mass. Dec. sT.--Thir-
teen men and one woman In chsc0pse
and five men IN Hoiyoke ara dead and
seven men are 10 a hospital here and
two in Holyokc hospital as the result
OF drinking wood alcohol. which they
had purchased for whlahsy,
Tho chicopee police have arrested
Charles Perry. brother of the prop
rietor OF the Americas house and VIII
Ham Baker. a bar tender IN the hotel
They nrc held Ia $1,000 baiL chaFK-
cd with nanslaushter Acting city
Marshal caron said that Alexander
Perry, proprietor Of the hotsi. who
could not be found yesterday. would
be arraigned in court lsteE,
II Is reported the police knew the
sflrm which sold the llanor and the
number " the automobile truck With
brought Ii 10 chicopee. According 20
the statement of 4 Hartford saloon
proprietor. ~ gallons Of wood alcohol
whsskey were soid 20 Hoiyoks man
but 4, n not known whether the Id
uor sold IN chlcopes came from the
some source
Medical Examiner Edward J. Ma
honey said there was no doubt tho
men died a. tlse result of wood alcp-
hoi poisoning, an ali had ihe same
symptoms
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
SIX DELEGATES WILL
REPRESENT This CITY

Six delegates from the Salem Conn
mercial club viii leave this city some
time Sunday night OF Monday morn
ing for Portland where they will at
tend the annual meeting Of the State
Chamber Of Commerce. The men to
go from this city are T. r. McCroskey
manager OF the Salem Commercial
club, Thomas b. Kay, w. NJ. Hamilton.
w. G. Allen and Frederick Schmidt.
The annual meeting win last two
days Monday and Tuesday. Monday
night William l.. Finley. former state
biologist, and Frank Branch Riley,
famed exponent of northwest scenic
beauties. win talk.
Robert C. Paulus. chairman OF the
horticulture department of the State
Chamber of Commerce, and C. I. Lew
is, of the Oregon Growers Co-opera-
tive association, will also attend the
convention as representatives Of the
fruit growing industry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
NEWS MOTHER may
YET HAVE TO bare
SECRETS OF YOUTH

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 27.---Mrss
Lily Burger may vet be called to the
stand to tell OF her alleged girlhood
romance with United States Senator
Harry $. New, Of Indiana, in an effort
to save her son, Harry S. New Jr. from
the gallows, on trial for the murder of
Frieda Lesser, his sweetheart. A
Attorney Jud Rush OF News coun-
sci, today, declared emphatIcally that
the reported decision to keep Mrs.
Burger from the witness stand was not
final
circumstances may arise which
make it UNNECESSARY fog Mrs. Burger
TO testify and In that event, she will
not be called" Rush declared. .'But
thus far our original intention to cali
Mrs. Burger remains unaltered."
Defense attorneys denied that sena-
tor New had requested Mrs. Burger be
kept off the witness stand.