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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
RuMoR OF MEXICAN
 NOTE BY WEDNESDAY

Mexico City, Nov. 25. There was a ruInor ini newspaper circles this even ing that the Mexican governments s answer to the American note de- niandfng the release of Consular Agent Jenkins would be given We'd nesday. The American embassy am nornces that 1t has received no >inti- nnticn to this effect.
 At the embassy it was stated to- night that no word had been received indicating that MT. Jenkins had been got free
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
AN ELABORATE SCHEME TO
 ROUND UP TAX DODGERS,

Hartford Nov. 25.-The most eiab- crate scheme yet attempted in this state to round up he tax dodgers will be put in operation in Connecticut within a day or two by Collector James J. Walsh of the United States internal revenue department. He will put in every post office list Of in- come taxpayers in that particular town. Public spirited individuals are invited to participate in the. plan of catching the tax evader. Post'nasters will act as agents" in the work. of tracing delinquents. It is cxpeetesf that postmasters and others will T.o.ify. Ire department if names of persons iisi,le to the government tax are m-ss-ng from the list.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
RECOMMENDS ALEXANDER
 HERMAN BE DEPORTED

Washington,s Nov. 25.-The immi- grafton bureaus recommendation that Alexander Berkman, by his own ad- mission an anarchist. be deported was approved tonight by the department of labor.
 The record in the case of Emma Goldman, t was stated. has reached the bureau "and is proceeding rapidly 10 :. decision.''
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
CABINET DEADL0CKED' 'ON QUESTION OF
 5 WAGE INCREASE FOR MINERS 0F SOFT COAL

Failing to Arrive an Agreement After Six Hour Session. N the Cabinet Adjourned Until Today When the Problem Will Be Again Taken Up-Basis of Calculating Wage Increase and the Ratio of Dividing the Cost of Such h.
 crease Are Understood Have Been Points of Difference Among the Cabinet Members Glass Says He Might Have "Some Very Interesting Figures to Submit Today-McAdoo Declares Showdown of Profits Made By Operators Is Needed For American People to Form Just Opinion.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
n'Apoo SAYS A SHOWDOWN OF PROFITS IS NEEDED

ossw Ksrk. x. T.. Nov. s5.-A show eaur on profits made by bituminous eper9iors is needed for the American people to form lust opinion on the coai Etuadoh. William c. McAdoo. former secretary of the treasury. de- elnrad late today.
 Mr. McAdoo's statement was made after hs had been read an Associated rrap dispatch from Washington giv- fnK the ribssance of the open telegram adEre11eh 10 him by the operators. V-slztiz.nr him for @in5ectine himself
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
SUBMARINE R-3 NOT
 DAMAGED BY COLLISION

New London. Nov. 25.-The subna- r.ne R-S, which was in collision with the schooner Oakwoods off the Massa- lhusetts coast last night. arrived at tne naval station here late today. She was not damaged by the crash,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
REDS AT ELLIS ISLAND ON HUNGER AND SILENCE STRIKE

In Letter to the House Immigration Committee the 73 Rad calls Held For Deportation Declared They Would Not At tend Deportation Hearings Held By Immigration Inspect ors-Claim They Have Been Subjected to Cruel Beang
 Strike Is Designed to Have Removed an Iron Barrier Separating Them From Visiting Relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

ductors, supports the wage demands presented by. the firement and train men.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Official notice was given in Dublin that no more prisoners will be fiber ated, conditionally or internationally, for hunger striking. <s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Gulf Refining Go. suing the United States government for $S,612,057 as a result of the taking over of it's ves- sells during the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Leaders of the Costa Riea Demo- cratic Party announced the candidacy of Nicholas Jiminez Oreamuno for the presidency.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

American Peace Conference officials at Paris do not consider it necessary to withdraw American troops from the Rhine.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

A plot to assassinate Premier Ve- uizelos and overthrown the monarchy has been discovered at Athens au- thorities.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Strike of engineers on coastwise and ocean towboats was settled; a wage increase was granted.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Tommasso Tittoni, Italian Foreign Minister, resigned and Viterio Social oia, Minister without portfolio, was named to succeed him.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Bar silver was quoted at 75 1-2 pence an ounce in London, compared with 1.36 1-4 in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Use of automobiles at least "once or twice a week" are among the many inducements to servant girls and maids in St Paul.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

French liner Chicago, from New York Nov. 10 for Bordeaux, grounded while attempting to enter the Gironde.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Installations of automatic taephone { switching central office, system by the New York Telephone Go. will be made at three exchanges.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Four brothers, members of the firm of Greenspan Brothers, of Perth Am boy, N. J., were arrested by Federal agents on charge of conspiring to violate the food control act by prfofit- eering ir slIgar
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Naval seaplane NC-4 still marooneo on the sand bar in the Mississippi, op- posite Hannibal, Mo.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Second attempt of the Brooklyn City Railways to put into operation it's second fare rebate resulte in free for-all fights, in which both wo- men and men passengers took part.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

The Lawrence, Mass, city council voted to revoke all jitney licenses in awrence, the order to go into effect at once.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Government officials at Pekin an- nounced many Chinese and an Amer ican '. NJ. c. A. secretary were in iured in a recent clash between Chi nese and Japanese at Foochow.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

King sesis Alcarta, $5o,ooo prize bull owned by John H. Arfman, of Mid dletown, N. Y. was killed swallowing a nail
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Many a e7aa7nan waits with bait d breath
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
Condensed TeIegrams

France planning to make Rhine 2 French river, with Strassburg an in land port.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Several members of the crew of the German bark Paul, reported lass Sat urday in distress off the Nova Sco7 tan coast, have been washed over board and drowned.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Former German merchant marine sailors interned during the war in Brazil were released and sailed for Germany.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Jessie Stephens, London servant girl, announced her intention of en- tering the race for sat in Parlia- ment on the labor ticket.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Shipping Board steamship Roman which sent out distress calls when about $50 miles at sea, was lowed into New York by the coast guard cutter AcuShnet
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Wealthy residents of Madrid visited nearby villages with automobiles in the hope of securing supply of bread.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

One thousand copies of the news paper Le Feuille, which is published in Geneva, and circulation of which is forbidden in France, was seized by the police.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Mine sweeping squadron composed of 56 vessels, presented an imposing sight as they were reviewed by Secre- tary Daniels upon their arrival from foreign waters.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

The British government expects the trial of Former Emperor William of Germany to begin in ondon early in the New York and is completing necessary arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, conferred the degree of Doctor of Engineering upon Charles Eugene Schneider, of the French Economic Mission. 4
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

Germany refused to co operate with the Allies in bringing economic pres sure to bear on Soviet Russia, it was announced in the House of Commons.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11
A v / z

Societatca ,,Woodmcn' of the
World, scotia cimpului rominesc
,,Imparatul Traian" No. 229, prin
acest aviz aducem da cunostinta
tuturor fratilor care apartin Ia
acest Gimp, pentru lua parte
negresit la sedinta generala, care
va avea loc in ziua de II Deccm-
bric (Dumineca) 1919, la orclc
y. H., i'm hala din Gals Detroit
Avenue.
, Scopul acestei adunari generate
va fl urmaorul:
| l. Darea de seama 81 incheie
rea compturilor de pc anul 1919
2. Alegerea nouilor functionar
pentru anul 1920
3. Desbatere asupra nouilor po
lite 81 a nouilor take.
Prin urmarc dupa cum aceast;
societate Isl da toata atentia Il
supra acestui Gimp, tot astfel ere
dem ca fiecare membru al ace
stui Gimp este obligat sa fie pre-
zent la aceasta sedinta pentru :
Sc putea rezolva intcresul cimpa
lui Woodman Of the World No
229.
Costica Gheorghiu, secretar
(90-92)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11

New York M indrazneam sal
deschid La urma m am decis.
&c placuta surpriza
Mai intiiu CASH un zar adj
varat. Gu toate caracterelc unci
gazette serioasc.
Deschid ziarul 81 citesc Gu III
mire aceiasi chestie. aceiasi pasi1-
nata discutic relativa la Monar-
chic 81 la Tara Romineasca. der
de data aceaSta tratata cu multi
bun slmt. GU autorltate, cu sufi-
clenta fineta, ppntru att da I'M
presia ca autorul articoIuIui ul
ON deprins cu eXpcricnta gazeta
reaSca 81 cu un profund bun
simt de politica sociala.
Am scos un prelung oftat dc
multumre 81 atuncl IN am hotarlt
a va trimite aceasta scrisoarc.
care desi are arrul mui artico,
de fond, totusi nu e de cit EXPIRE
siunca unei simple parcri perso
male.
Primiti va rog asigurarea sti-
mel melp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11
A v I z

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. lulu Manu-" din
Canton, Ohio S. W., da in licita-
tie publica hala sa proprie ell
intreaga mobila in chirie lunarl
81 Gu un pref redus. Doritorii sa
Sc adrescze la locul destinat Du-
mineca, 81 Decembrie, la orele .
p. m., in Garfield Avenue No.
1924 S. W., Canton, Ohio.
Persoana care o are hala in in
terpriza abzis din cauza ca
plcaca in patria veche.
In numcle Societatii DIR. lu-
III Maniu' din Canton, Ohio:
Va salutam Gu stima
Constantin Vestemean, pres
loan Duma, secretar
(S9-90)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11
1ribuna Liberia,
COSTiNUARE DE PIE PAGINA

ell o atitudine de ON increzut in
sine 81 GU sperante in un viitor
mai bun, unde Ibogatii nu vor mai
eXista, unde toti vor avea la fel,
81 pamint 81 avcri, undc Rcgii vor
fl inlocriti, orr cit de constitution
nall ar fl eli, prin cite un prese-
dinte, care daca nu poarta titlul
de Rege, dar are acelaS rol 81 pro
voaca aceleaSi adlnci taieturi in
budget. Caci tara trebue repre-
zentata 81 III afara ca 81 lnlauntru
prin un simbol, care pentru ar
mata ,,steagul' lar pentru po-
poare: ,,Seful Statului'
ST asa pare cal vedeam pc un
pamint, unde fostii regi, sc plim-
blau la brat GU lucratorli, unde
fostele Regime 81 Principese, de-
venisera vinzatoare de magazine,
undc proprietarii nu mai exlstau.
totul era cOmun. toate averlle g.
rau la un doc 81 unde fiecare nu
mai lucra pentru dinsul, ci pen
tru yecini.
Mai lipseau apostolic 81 te ere
deaf in Paradis.
Oar a trebuit sa ma deStept ]:
81 m am cutremurat cind am ga
sit acest pamint rau. unde trebue
sd muncesti ca sa traiesti, unde
vecinul nu lucreaza pentru tine,
unde nu poti avea totul la inde-
nina 81 Pc mimic. 'Doamne. ce fru-
mos era visul meu; GU autorul ar
ticolului Gu tot.
Ma uit pc birou, 81 vad un alt
ziar romfnesc: America" din
Cleveland.
Ma asteptam 81 aci sa gasesc
laceleasi lucruri ca 81 in ziarul din
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11

La accasta sedintd sunt strict
.rugati toti fratii membrii lua
Iparte, avind in vedere darea d.
Iseama de Sasa luni, 81 tot odatd
Ia aceasta sedintd va fl 81 aleg
rea nouilor functionari pc perio-
Idul prim al anului 1920.
Deci rugdm staruitor in numeic
Ifilialei noastre pe toti fratii mem
Ibrii nu lipsi de la aceasta Sc
Idinta.
In numelc FiIialei No. a so
cietatii ,,DesteaptaNta Rominc"
din Pontiac, Mich:
Prezidiul
(9O-91)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11
G o N v o G A r E

Filiala No. | a societatii .,Des-
teapta-te Romine" din Pontiac
Michigan, convoaca pc totl mem
bril- sal a lua parte la sedinta ge-
nerala de sasa luni, care Sc va IT,
nea Dumineca. IA Decembrie 1915
la orele 2 p. m., in localul frate-
lui Teodor Ghetto din 236 Hau-
land Avenue, Pontiac, Michigan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11
SINGURA FARMAcIE RI
MINk ..KEPES" DIN
2ATRlA vEcHE.
2C17 W. 25 Str, Cleveland, 0
(yiS-a-Vis de United Bank

MOI tinem tot felul de medlctn'
aici 81 din patria veche 81 le vinder
u cen mai mare punctualitate.
In farmacia noAstra lucrA farna
,isri dlplomati. care vorbeac romfnest'
81 In aite Imbi din patria veChe.
Aveno cele mai hume medicfni Q
eedici pentru bsn'~ srcretc. femeIest
si barbatesti, precum si pentru alt
hoale sj garautAm pentru leecurile c.
dam orr trimitem Gu posta Scrie TO
saineste ei Loi va servim tot rom;ne
ste. Medici specialist care intotdeaun
stau la dispozitie. (245S>
Avem nedicip' pentru dollar pen
tru asudarea pickareIor care miroaaa
IL vindecA In : sile Gu garantie.
Cr,s~sts Se ~aupA3ns 2Aa7 W~.s - e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-20
.Rat.snap Beats the Best Trap Ever
Made" Mrs. Emily Shaw Says

sMys husband bought 50 trap l
bought 5oc pox Of RAT SNAP. The
trap only caught 8 rats but RAT
SNAP killed 12 ia. a week. Pm never
without RAT-sNAP. Reckon !
couldn't raise chicks without it," RAT
snap comes in cakes. Three sizes.
25s, soc, 800. Sold and guaranteed by
r. e: Knight and Son, Alexandria;
Mankins Store, Falls Church. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-20
: ; :, I }
Cent
Specials

Fine quality mems hose
that sold up to SOC a pair,
special, 2 pair 49,. 80. soc
Women's Quaker Maid"
Isle hose in grey, black or
white, worth G9c, special Soc
Fine quality black serge,
36-inches wide, worth Sl.00
a yard, special ....... soc
Black and white checked
wooden and cotton dress
goods, worth $1.C0 a yard,
= special -. SOC
Women's checked ging-
ham aprons, regular price
75c to soc, special 49,. SOC
Women's grey outing flan-
mel skirts; all sizes, worth
CSC to SIPS, special -. SOC
Clark's 0. N. T. spool cot
ton, regular &c spools, special
II for .,...............5 soc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-20
SOC:
Important

Due to extreme low price on
which the various articles are sold
) we cannot allow exchanges, or c.
O. DIS.
We assure you every item adver-o
tised is from our regular stock, and
that any article not as represented,
we will gladly refund any money
paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-20
Mems and Boys
Gloves

Mems and boys wooden gloves, mostly
with chincilla backs, a limited quantity on
hand, actual values to S135, special while
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-20

peck White Potatoes and peck Sweet Potatoes for
We have choice lot of Rabbits Turkeys Chickens ETC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-11
Ineptitude's Peak.

Until this week the honors for Off
cial ineptitude. as expressed in blum
ders Of the war so trivial that they
may now be laughed nj. were held in
the United States. The Adventure of
the Anchors, it was believed, could
not be surpassed elsewhere. In that
incident, which occurred just after
the Government took over the rail-
roads, an official order cleared the
freight lines from manufacturing
city in the middle West 10 IAN Allan
tic port" for n trainload Of material
which came whiZzing east while rela-
lively unimportant frelghts, like food
and coal, lay on the side tracks. their
pop eyed crews watching this demon
stration Of governmental efficiency.
This trainload Of material proved TO
be anchors for ships upon which work
had scarcely begun.
The anchor train anecdotc is dis
tanced, however. by the story just
now related in Paris by W. HERBERT
GARRISON, IN which it IS set forth
that the British War Office, knowing
that the forces in Egypt would need
parapets for their trenches, sent not
only the necessary bags but material
with which to fiji them, shipload
Of sand being triumphantly carried
from the British Isles to the edge OF
the Sahara Desert.
Thus America loses the cone shaped
hat, and it is not to be recovered ex-
cept by some great act of absurdity,
such as despatchinS a supply Of cleo
trio fans to our men in Russia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-11
Civil War Pensions Still Paid.

Contrast this plan with the pension
plan" tho Secretary urged Every cent
lent to the soldiers would be paid back
10 the Government. Under the pension
system. with the civil war more than
htty years behind us, the Government
will have To pay this year 1900, 600
in pensions, and most OF them are due
20 the civil war
Women are great factors and must he
considered In tho plan, Mr. Lane said.
They hold the real key 20 the situation.
They will not remain and hN satisfied II
they are isolated The F1rms must he
made attractive. Thcre should t. an at
traCtive srloolhouso in each NeiEhbor-
hood, which Should he made the real
centre ~ community life.
thousands OF var workers girls who
have focked 70 Washington. would he in
terested In this plan. The trend o.
mol ement during the last decade has
been all to tho cities and away from tho
farms. The lido must turn now and
flow away from the cities and back to
tho soil.
"A returned soldier recently told me
that so per cent OF the American sol
diers over there We're interested in TAX
ing M farming on their return to this
country. We should make Tho beginning
now when the boys are coming home and
before they begin floating around the
country looking for work"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-11

constitutional duties Of the President
OF the United States.
II tho eloquent but meaningless. gen
erallties concerning the League of Ma
lions do not speedily become concrete
and Ineligible If the phantom refuses
much longer TO materiallze, it would
be better to put 81 on the table for the
present, according to the sensible plan
Of procedure proposed ht the Knox
resolution, thus:
ANY project for any general league
OF nations or for any sweeping change
In the ancient laws OF the sea as hith-
erto recognized as international law and
violated by the Teutouic Powers should
be postponed for separate consideration,
not alone by the victorious belligerents,
but by all the nations. II and when at
some future time general conferences on
these subjects might be deemed useful"
Let us recall again the fact that
the league of nations proposed in the
Knox resolution is no phantom. 1t
ia the league which won the war; a
league quite capable of safeguarding
the results OF the war and of defend
ing, If necessary, civilization against
future assaults; and this even with
out entangling alliances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-11
LANE URGES FARMS
FOR WAR VETERANS
Pleads for Congress to Vote
S1OO,OOO,OOO to Make OPP
portunitics for Soldiers.
GRATITUDE, NOT CHARITY
Secretary Asks Quick Action
to Reclaim Millions OF
Acres of Arid Land.
SneciM Dcsnatch 10 TIE SrN.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.--Provision Tor
returning soldiers TO enter agricultural
pursuits was urged upon Congress to-
day by Secretary OF the Interior Lane
at hearing held by the House Com
mittee on Irrigation OF Arid Lands. lie
asked immediate action on the bill pro-
viding 100000, 900 for reclamation OF
2l5,OOO,0O acres of swamp and arid
lands, but declared that the appropria-
ton sought was "absurdly small
when the war ended" said Mr.. Lane
at was costing US $4,000 600 a day. I
wish Congress would tive RE what the
war cost for SIX ddys-S300. 100000
Even that appropriation would be very
small compared with what other coun-
tries, notably Canada and Australia, are
doing. Canada is preparing to give each
returned soldier who wishes to go TO
the farms $1,000 and 320 acres Of land.
Even when her sons were fighting on
the western front, long before the cessa-
ton OF hostiities. the Vimy Ridge Agri-
cultural College was in full operation In
France. we'll back OF the lines. If we
appropriated in proportion to our re-
sources as Australia has done we would
provide 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-11
Politicians! Look Upon
Your Masters!

In Chicago the Republican National
Committee met Yesterday and dis
cussed the campaign Of 1920.
1t is TO be hoped that none OF the
members of the committee was ig-
norant OF an incident that occurred
near Chicago few days ago.
Discharged soldiers, some Of whom
had served in France, on reaching
their homes in Nanderburg county.
Indiana. learned that 4. ]. NENEMAN
had not been reappointed County
Attorney, because he had advocated
changing the name of German town
ship to Gresham township in honor
Of one of the first American soldiers
who fell in France. HENRY BUENTE
had succeeded Mr.. NENEMAN.
On digesting the facts in the case
the soldiers, 300 strong, called mass
meeting, marched to the court house
and demanded the reinstatement Of
Mr.. vENEMAN. They called also for
the resignation of County Commits
sioner HENRY SCHMINKE, who had
voted against Mr.. NrNEMAN.
The reinstatement of Mr.. VENEMAN
was promptly accomplished by the
County Commissioners IN response 10
the petition of the soldiers. Commits
sioner SCHMINKE was recorded in
favor of 1t.
We can conceive Of DO happening
OF contemporary politics more worthy
of studious contemplation by those
charged with the management OF a
great party than this instructive oc-
currence in the fourishing and pollti-
cally very much alive State to whose
citizenship Will II. HAYS, chairman
Of the Republican National Commit
tee, lends distinction.