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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
FESTEJARON La SALlDA
DE LOS AMERICANOS

VERACRUZ, YER, agosto %
La salida de las tropas amerlcanas
que formaban la expedition punitiva
ha causado muy buena impression en-
ell pueblo de VeracruZ. quien en- I'm
momento crey0 inninente la ruptura
de re~laciones entire Estados Unidos y
Mexico.
Ell c~omandante militar de la plaza
para festejar esta buena nueva, orga-
niz6 una s~erenata en- el maiecon que
SC VIC sumamente ccncurrida.
La estacion de Piedras Negras,
sobre Ia via del Ferrocarril de We.
racruz al Itsmo, fuc atacada por n
partida de revolucionarios felicistas.
ouienes lograron po~sesionarse de ella,
en- vista de que el captain Desiderio
Gutierrez que mandaba a las fuerzas
carrancistas pidio auxilios a n de
las estaciones cercanas.
Ell vapor americana Mexico" lie
90 aver a este puerto, trayendo a
bordo a seiscientos franceses que vuel
ven de Yucatan. en- donde estaban
prestando sus servicios en- las fincas
henequeneras del Estado.
La .mayoria de los trabajadores
llegados. son natives del Estado ue
MiChoacan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
Ycvier dc Nontsp:r-

Il, Nis,erios De Paris. Dos tomoS 1900. Sl.5o
Tcs Hi;os del Pueblo. Dos ton2os. ...-..- $50
los SieJe Pccados CaYieales. Dos tomos. N:5O
Martin e. ExpoSIJo 'se
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
TRISTES ~ESPECTACULOS
(Vicnc de Ia la. Pagina)

Las viandas. pedazos de carne Y de
pan, restos de dulce Y frutas V MANIA
res diversos. son arrojados desde Gu
bierta. a Ia muchedumbre que espera
en- el muellc, ', que Sc echa furiosa Y
fcmalica, sobre 'cada pedazo de pan cue
a de la borda del barco. Este mo-
mento, cuando m~dchachos, mujeres,
viejos Y ain hombres maduros. Sc dis
putan a mojicones IN pedazo de pan
0 de carne, es cl elegido para obtener
las ~fotografias que despues Sc expo
nen de venta en- la Hahana y en- New
Lork.
Sc nos dice que algunas personals
del puerto de Feracruz han acudido
va a ms autoridades, a fin de que pro-
hiban este espectaculo denigr" nte, mas
sin lograr NADIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
Desarme de fuerzas en-
Coahuila
Viene de la la. Pag;rs)

Acaha de desarmar a IA pol:cia ur-
tara V a Ia rural de PieGras Negras.
V Sc dice que tamhlen a Ia de otros
pueblos cercarcs.
Sc trata, segin puede verse. de que
no haya en- su territorio, una anna
sola, eli manos de quien no sea solda-
do De sus tropas.
La genie sc preg4nta haciendose
cruces, 81 Sc trata de prevcni: IN
mocin, 81 Sc tiene notic.as de que sc
Prague algun e~spantoso complct, 81 Sc
avecinan acontecimientos que pudie-
a llevar al pueblo a Ia violencia...
Estas mismas preguntas sc lie han
hecho al general Villasanor, quien ha
cortestado que el obedece a ordenss
directas de don Nenustiano.
Entire tartc, d I'm candidate al con
greso Que anda ppr ~aQueilas regiones,
a. Coronel Jesis Gloria, Sc lie ha dado
una csco!ta para que 20 acompane Y
% proteja en sU propaganda, Y Sc
har earisdo gua~rniciores resretableS
a los laSs&ss que 81 visitara-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
Sc SUSPENDIO Ell MITIN

GUADALAJARA. Jalisco Agosto 81
Fl mitin preparaio pcr ell agitadcr
Ramos Fr%s."w que dehrria DE- faber
hsnido vcrifica;ivo aver en- la mana
ma. fue ~5uspendido en- virtud de que
las autoridades averiguaron que este
!ndividuo tratGoa DE hacer Lropa-
ganda boishevIki, bajo el pretexto de
hacer campaHa en- favor dc Aware
Dungeon.
Ramos Praslow, fut eypulsadc del
Estado, por considerable enemig2
del o-!en DGb!ic0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
COMENTARIO ENERGICO
Lc hace sobre la situncion de
Mexico un periodico ca
Horriano

SAN DIEGO, CAL, agosto 25.-El
San Diego Herald, ur p~eriodico con
~tendencias s2cialistas ha publicado en-
esta ciudad IN editorial que probable
nicrte es unico pur il. rudeza en- que
esta e~scrito, de cuantos han aparecido
en- la prensa americana tratando Ia
question de Mexico.
En- la i~mposibilidad de reproducir
los durisimos concentrates que c"ontie-
ne e. periodico americana, solo damos
un extracto del mismo:
Acusa el San Diego Herald" a los
capitalists americanoS Y a un grupo
de capitalists mexicanos de estar a.
sociados para llevar a cabo Ia inter
venci6n u Mexico V u"tilizar todos los
esfuerzos &c la naci6n americana Y
el debilitamiento de Mexico en- una
campana que les reporte el beneficio
de enriQuecerse.
Para Ell gobierno democratic tiene
frases candentes a San Diego Herald
V c~onsidera que el tai partido no ha
daGo los pasos necesarics para ayu-
dar a Mexico en- su empresa de pa
cificacion.
La personalidad del senior Carran-
"a Ia pinta Ell peri6diso alud!do cor
los mas sombrios dolores, Y a los al
tos funcionarios Gel gobierno carran-
cista los senala como unos de los cul-
pables prircipales de que Mexico ha-
va perdido su prestigio de nacion CT
vlizada Y tambien les inculpa asegu-
rando que hay miembros del grupo
carrancista asociados con un grupo
capitalists de los EStadoS Unidos que
tratan de sacrificar a su patria a
cambio de que aumenten los caudales
de les capitalists meXicanos Y anne
ricanoS.
Solo los JUICES mas uaveS de Guam
tos Gentlemen Ell peridico aludido, los
consignanos aqui pues los demas son
en- tai forma concebidos Y eXpresados
que ell editorial podria servir como IN
ejcmplo de la libertad dc prensa de
que disfrutan los ciudadanos de este
pals, libertad sin limites
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
VENDIAN MUNICfONES
LOS ~CARRANCISTAS

TAMPICO. agosto 29.-La policia
militar one es a las ordenes del CO.
ronel Carlos Orozco. sorprendieron a
unos oficiales del ejercito carrancista
en- los momentos en- cue Sc dedicaban
a vender armas Y parque a los revo-
lucionarios pelaistas.
Los oficiales. habian eXtraido del
deposito, dos cajas de dinamita Y va
habian cerrado la ]cperacion, cuando
los policias Sc p~resentaron Y los a.
prehendieron, remitiendolos al Guar
tel General de Lopez de Lara, en- dom
de segGn Sc dice, seran fusilados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
Los negocios en- Mexico
(Viene de la la. Pagina)

Los concentrates americanos to-
davia no Sc atreven 4 vender I los
mcxicanos a los largos plazos de an
tano, V los mexicanos no Sc atreven
a hacer grandes pediios por tenor
de perderlos en- un ataque revoluClo-
mario.
Les fletes de ferrocarril, como
son haratoS. es por CAIRO e%ntero; VI
caro- entero de mercancias cuesta de
diez a doce mil pesos. y los conner
ciantes mexicanos temen que una
partida rebelde ataque al convoy que
lleva su cargamento, que en- una es-
taciGn ell caro- sea robado. Y ellos
pierden ell total o la mitad de las
rIercarcias.
Como nadie quiere av~enturarse d
este, eompran por pequsnas contlda
des. V en- tai forma los fletes son ca
ros. les CO t.~crciantes sc ven obilga-
dos a vanl." a muy altos precios er
Mexico. para poder ganar algo.
Ash. pues la falta de seguridades
en- Mexico, V 10 dificil de las rela-
clones internacionales, es 10 que ha
dificultado Ia r~eanudacion del conner
clio en- grande escala.
Sin embargo, ultimamente sc han
enviado regulares ~cantidades de vi
veres a Mexico, pues que, con eNcep-
cicn del maiz. cast todos los artlcu-
los los estan obteniendo de este pals
los concentrates meXicanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
Va a luchar Ell Partido
Catolico
(Viene de la la. Pagina)
Hacin el ~o6rsgoHismo2

Hacin el o6rsgonismo?
10 iltimo que de cierto Sc sabe
sobrc Ia participation o no participa-
cicn lie los cat6iicoS en- Ia proxima
c?ntienda electoral. eS la declaration
cxplicita de Monsenor Mora. V del
Rio, de que el clero mexicano no ha-
bia contraido obligation de ninguna
esrecie, con ninguno de los partidos
que contenderan en- las proximas cleo
clones.
Sir embargo: Sc asegura que en- las
juntas politicas que ultimamente Sc
han cclebrado en- Ia casa del leader
obregorista Benjamin Hill, Sc han en-
contrado algunos miembros prominen
tes del clero metropolitano.
Esto ha llevado Ia alarma 2 los
gonzalistas, que inlaginan va al Par
lido Cat6lico del lado del obregonis-
mo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
MAGNIFICA CoSECHA DE MAIZ

Ell Jefe carrancista Francisco Co.
sio Robelo. Jefe de las Operaciones
Militares en- Ell Estado de Morelos,
comunica a la Secretaria de Fomento
V Agricultural. que las cosechas de
maiz que Sc levantaran este aho en-
el mencionado Estado, %superaran en-
mucho a las obtenidas en- amos pa
sados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
OBRAS DE OUIDA.
NoyELAS HisTORICAS Y PoPU-
LARES.
q IS entaess caGs ~

q IS eertares eaGG HnG.l
Amor de &2G-e-
AbsGa-do , Elo:sa-
serto!iO. Bertoldiao y Cacasene,
Csrlonasno 0 los Doce Pa-es lie ErAneia
DcnA juaHltA-
Don Juan Ge SS-r15coEA-
x Ba-pero de SevI4z.
81 Nsrcade- &c Nc1sCiA
81 Condo de LuXenrUrEc.
EspinaS de Una Flor.
Eenoveva &c Brab3ats.
Suiue-no Ts--
Herman CorJes y Marina.
Juaaa de A=co.
Juie-a : romeo
LucreciS BorgIa.
Ia Eusrfana de RTcSelzS
Ia Forna-ina-
Naa6n LeScaut-
Maria AaLouIetS-
Earra-ita de B0rgoTa.
Ot-!o. e Moro &c NrrecIs.
Treiutz Arcs Q "A VIDA dc u Ju=ador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
HABRA NUEVO GABiNETE
Lo que Sc dice en- Mexico
respecto de los component
tes del nuevo gabi1ete

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Agosto 25.
La gravedad de Ia situaci6n in
ternacional va no ocultada al pueblo
por el gobierno, Sc ha traducidn en-
ura g~randisrIa actividad politicc. or
tornr de un acIc asunto: el de M i'll
mediate can,blo cT ell MiniSterio "a
rrancista, al rua' Sc culpa di.5t.&-
mente de la crisis actual, la mas Sc
ria que Ell pals ha atravesado duran
re los ultimos amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
gIgLIoTECA ~TRAGI-RoMANTICA.

"A SO ceHtcros coda DEH-l
Amor y &artlrio
Ate te Busc4- NA-sdo-
Cai.ar;o &c Amor
Vi ialIerno &c les Hono7eA
Il Memo Prestaco.
81 Pu-Ea,ori0 &c rs So.teEAL
- Pzraiso de las Mu!e-ea.
81 Hsda &C los Mares
n NIdo &c Ra~iseno-sA
~ Collar &c Esner2l-aL
e. s. de Jas Nln1S.
- Alma En- Un Beso-
Ia Hija dc las Flores
la E!ei en- los L4otes.
IA Nina de Ice Ja-l.EeH
La Viuda AeEre-
la Corte del Amor.
Ii P-inceSa usi D6lai.
Ia Hi!a Dc Venus
Las Evas NOdernaS-
Is Obrc--s del Amor.
IS Hi;as del Champagne.
Marina 0 a Hija De las Ola,
NaIdltoz sean los Hcmo7ts-
NaIdlras sean lzS SuHrSs.
NalG1to sea 81 Amor
Nalditos sean los Ceios-
Ps,s.onarias dr Amor,
p,-rr,e - Cassa los Homb-es-
po-,.rIE e Casan las Naleres.
Po-uue Pecan "a MLIeyes:
porgcc Murrzuran Ian EietaS-
Pc-T,s Resacideu as EIUaaS-
POI SecuIr ! una NulcE.
81 Najestzd q Amer
Viva nj NOVA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
M~ISCELANEA LITERARlA.

CaltSs Z u Nuls---Colecc!oD de verso.
acrost:ccs, fo-mados con nomoEcs de mG-
iere5, per orden alfabeticc ........... 90:
Ia Voc de IA Nstursleza.-CoeccioD &c
hermosas Y morales historietaS ......SI.oo
Las Nil ; una NocheS.-Hernosa collection
de cuentos orientales. Ed!ci0n q q rus
ac3 .--.-.'--.. ioe
Las Nil : una Noches.-EmpastaGa... Si.oo
Los Nil ) IN Oias.-CucntoS &-abes = per-
sas. traducidoS al caStei!ano..-----.-..Sl-os
La Ley dc Dios.-Colecci6n de leyendas bS-
sadas en- los principles DEL Decaiogo. po-
Da- Maria del Pillar Sinus .........-Sl.2a
Nujeres Celeb=eS de Observation-Disclosures
de interesantes datos Sohre las mujeres
mas aotabIeS que IA produciGo .leN!cO SIS
peEusa.-Colecciou &c CGentos por Ell
paGre Luis Co4oma -..--.-.......-.-- 45c
viaSe AlreGedor del Mundo.-Intcresaate
relate de IN viaje por las principles
nac!oneS del GLoeo ...-.-- ......-.... 20:
CODICOS MEXlCANOS.
C6diEo Ciyil.-Edici6n Official .........S2.0 90
C6d;so &c ProccGimientos Females .... $50
de Concrete -.--.....----.---Si-5o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
NjuiStrOS GliCdoS

Por un si]ngularisimo cambio en- la
opinion publica, esta acusa ahora a
los Secretaries de Carranza. de que
ellos dificultaran TODD arreglo con
los Estados Unidos y con las poten-
ciaS europeas. por haber dado prue-
bas de germanismo durante la que
ira. V aun haber hecho franco mani
festaci6n de desafecto hacia la eau
sa aliada, en- mas de una OCCASION.
Por 10 tanto. el pueblo segun 10
ha declarado Ell hojas sueltas profu-
samente repartidas Y en- manifesto
clones tumultuosas que han recorri-
Go las GALES. quiere que r%enuncien
todos los ministries, y que Sc nombre
en- su lugar a hombres reconocidamen
te simpatizaGores de los aliados, que
seran los unicos que puedan pre-
venir ell gravisimo conflicto que Sc
aTecina.
Y ann Sc dIc2 va en- publico, los
hombres de les posibles nuevos mi
n;stros de Carranza.
Los nperoS ministries
Sc senala como probables MEM
bros del nuevo gabinete, a los ST.
guientos ~personajes:
Lie. Gustavo Espinosa Mireles. Go
bernaior de Coahuila; Lie. Miguel
Covarrubias. antique Ministro de
Mexico en- Inglaterra, durante ell re-
gimen del general Diaz; Lie. JESUS
Urueta. Dr.. Rafael Cepeda, generates
Ces&reo astro Y Marciano Gonzalez,
" senadores Reynoso y Sanchez
Azcona.
Hay tambi6n quicn asegura que
Palavicini, seri Secretario de Rela-
clones EXteriores.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
Is Putting in Some Strenu-
Gus Hours in Going
Over New York
CROWD GREETS HIM
WITH INTIMACY
Swarms of Police and Sc
cret Service Men, Guard
the Prince of Wales

New York, Nov. l9.-The prince of
Wales, now New Yorker in his own
right, was up early to-day TO see the
sights" Pleased by the warmth Of his
welcome here yesterday, when he was
made a freeman by Mayor Hylan, the
youthful heir to the British throne dis
played boyish eagerness to become
acquainted with the city.
His morning program included trip
to the top of the 81 story Woolworth
building, an automobile ride through
famous thoroughfares visits to the
stock exchange, the United States sub
treasury building, historic Trinity
church, and the Chamber of Commerce.
The afternoon will be taken up with a
visit to the annual horse show at Madi-
son Square Garden. Tonight he will
attend dinner of New York societies
and later will be the guest of honor at
ball in the home of Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid.
BY his democratic bearing, the prince
has captured the heart of New York.
He was greeted with unusual warmth
everywhere he went. The crowds show.
ing a democratic disregard for royal
dignity, saluted him with such re-
marks as Hello, Prince 49," And
Hes regular guy" and frequently
called him Eddie.
The prince is guarded by swarm Of
$500 police and federal secret service
agents, but there has been little for
them TO do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending Nov. is.

During the past week the county
agent worked with the advisory coun-
cilmen in Tunbridge and Randolph on
membership work and making farm
visits Some work was also done with
the former secretary of the old North
Randolph Cow Test association in the
effort to get members to reorganize the
association. About Is of the former
members have stated their intentions
Of rejoining and several new names
were added to the list as the result of
the canvassing. A few men with large
herds are as vet uncertain but it is ex-
pected that favorable answer will be
received in few days Every effort
is being made to get the association
actively started by the first of Decem-
Der
The heavy snowstorm retarded the
work Of the dairy stock survey in the
districts which had already taken it
up, but it is hoped the more settled
condition of the roads will make it pos
sible to speed up the work,
The agent met with the Peth Farm
crs club in Randolph Thursday even
ing, This club has been inactive for
some months but there is considerable
interest now in reviving the club and
to take up the cooperative buying of
fertilizers and feeds.
The agents were invited TO attend
the grange meeting at North Randolph
on Friday evening. There was a large
attendance and an exceptionally good
program was given. -
Meetings on the household manage
ment project were held at Jefferson
hill, North Thetford and East Brook
field last week Miss Holden of the
state extension service worked with
the home demonstration agent at these
meetings On account of the bad wealth
er the attendance was rather small but
there was a good deal of interest and
future meetings are to be held in these
places.
Recipe for the week: Squash Mullins
Mix cups of flour, teaspoons bak
ing powder, | teaspoon salt, 1 table
spoons sugar, cup sifted squash and
cup OF milk with beaten eggs Bake
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
MORE GRAPHITE PRODUCED.
War Seems to Have Accelerated Output
in United States.

The shipments Of crystalline graphite
in l0lS amounted to the record break
ing figures Of 1861 $50 pounds. valued
at SI,4j4799. according TO the United
States geological survey, department Of
the interior As mine stocks were ap-
proximately the same at the beginning
and end Of the year, this represents
about the mine production. The sales
showed an increase of % per cent
by weight and J3 per cent by value over
those Of 1917.
Graphite occurs in nature in two
forms, crystalline and anonymous, and
each form has its own peculiar uses,
The term crystalline or flake graphite
j. commonly understood to mean graph
lite in crystals large enough to be Wis.
ible to the naked eye; much Of the
graphite called amorphous in the trade
shows a crystalline structure under the
microscope, Amorphous graphite may
occur wherever coal or other carbona-
ceous beds have been altered through
the influence of neighboring bodies of
igneous rock or OF movements within
the earth's crust,
The sales OF domestic anonymous
graphite during 1918 amounted to $500
short tons, valued at S69,455, compared
with $500 tons, valued at $73,4Sl, in
l0l7, and 1922 tons, valued at S20723,
in 1916 The increased use Of graphite
in foundry facings has absorbed the in
creased output in this country as well
as much imported amorphous graphite
chiefly from Mexico.
Graphite is also manufactured, chief
ly by the Acheson Graphite Co., which
utilities electric power generated at Nj
agara falls. The output has increased
greatly in recent years and now forms
an important element in the country's
supply of graphite. The bulk graphite
is made either from anthracite Or from
petroleum coke and is utilized mainly
in lubricants but also for paints, foun-
dry facings, boiler scale preyentiyes,
and battery filters. A high degree Of
purity Is claimed for the lubricating
graphite manufactured in this manner
In 1918 the Acheson Graphite Co. man
ufactured 9,lS2,272 pounds of graphite.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
THE SUFFRAGE SITUATION.
Significance of Suffrage Amendment Is
Referred To.

In view of the fact that there seems
to be general misunderstanding in
Vermont among people who are other
wise well informed, regarding the sig
nfeance of the federal suffrage amend
ment which was adopted this year by
Congress, few explanatory notes con-
corning same and its relation to our
state may be in order.
The text of above constitutional
amendment is as follows;
The right Of citizens of the United
States to vote shall not be denied or
abridged by the United States or by
any state on account of sex.
Congress shall have power, by ap-
propriate legislation, to enforce the
provisions of this article"
The misunderstanding referred to
runs something like this; cts all very
well for you to get your amendment
ratified by the required SO states, but
even then you tmeaning Vermont WON
enl win not be able to vote for state
officers-that gives you authority only
to vote for federal officers
IF the text Of the amendment is not
sufficient to convince the Doubling
Thomases, a paragraph or two from
our United States constitution will GER
tainly clarity the matter:
Congress, whenever two-thirds of
both houses shall deem it necessary,
shall propose amendments to this con
stitution which shall
be valid to all intents and purposes as
part of this constitution, when ratified
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
Fresh Clen, dish to1uels Every Day
Without any bother Of rubbing or boiling

g0od hOaJekeeper washes
III her dish towels every day."
IL Your mother and grand
mother drilled it into you. Yet how
you have always hated this particular
household task.
Dish towels get so greasy you have
to rub them SO to get them clean -
you have to boil them in soap or soda.
Ifyou neglect to wash them, your
supply runs short-you have to use
soiled towels that leave the dishes
smeary.
Wash your dish towels with Rinse!
The new form of soap 81 in granales.
Drop them into the rich Rinse suds,
after the breakfast dishes are finished.
Let them soak three hours. Then rinse
them. And they will be clean and dry
for the next dish washing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
JOBS STILL LACKING.
For Many of the Men Who are Return
ing from Service.

New England still faces consider
able problem in finding suitable EN-
ployment for all returned fighting men.
The war department has just completed
survey of this territory, and the re-
port to Major General William G..
Ham, head Of the service and informa-
ton branch, has been made public.
Sample figures from seven cities for
four weeks show that while 1907 eX-
service men have applied for positions,
but $3.50 have been put in jobs. Bos-
ton alone shows more than half this
unemployment, with 1879 men apply.
ing and 5SS placed.
In Springfield, Mass, the outlook is
good, with the American Legion and
the welfare bodies doing excellent work.
Worcester, Mass, reports very good
conditions. The number of men APP
plying is not as high as formerly but
they still come in fast enough to war
rant the continuing Of the bureau for
returning soldiers and sailors. OF $40
men registering for work in four weeks,
1856 were put in Jobs bridgeport, Conn,
has low percentage of placements,
and considerable number of men com
ing around for the second job. In four
weeks POS men were placed, out of 30S
applicants.
Encouraging figures come from Hart
ford, Conn, where the American Le-
gion is taking an active part in sol
der employment work This bureau
will be permanent, if possible The out
look in New Haven, Conn, is good.
The knights of Columbus are conduct
ing whirlwind drive for jobs, and the
American Legion is starting up in
four weeks but 81 soldiers applied for
work in New Haven, of whom sc were
placed The employment office in Tor
rington, Conn, reports that practical
" all service men have been placed.
Waterbury, Conn. has found jobs for
ll3 soldiers out of l43.
General Hams representatives have
made a special plea for the war camp
community service to continue its eff
cient cooperation in the work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
w. c. t. U. AND TOBACCO.
Will Use Moral Suasion Against It,
But Will Not Seek Legislation.

st. Louis, Nov l9.-No part of the
100000 being raised by the Women's
Christian Temperance union will be ex-
pended in any legislative movement
against tobacco, according to announce
ment made by the executive committee
of the union at the national convention
here yesterday.
Mrs. Florence D. Richards, president
of the W. G. r. IT,, in short address,
said that for IS years the organization
had been conducting in the open, con
slant fight against tobacco and she pre-
dicted that when men and women sit
together in Congress there will be a law
against it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
BY the legislatures Of thee .fourths Of

by the legislatures Of th1e fourths Of
the several states.
This constitution, and the laws Of
the United States which shall be made
in pursuance thereof. shall be
the supreme law of the land; and the
Judges in every state shall be bound
thereby; anything in the constitution
or laws of any state to the contrary
notwithstanding
From the above, unless one is to be-
lieye that Vermont is still republic, it
would seem plain that those who ad,
wise us that unless our constitution Of
Vermont is amended to include women
in the electorate, we shall be deprived
Of our political liberty at least until
1923, the very first date on which we
cah amend our constitution, are mis-
taken. prepared by Womans Suf-
frage Press Bureau