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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-22
SUSTIPREJO ESTU
VALDzIA.

Revelis, lapkr. q. Vakar
paSibaig6 Estonijos vyriausy-
hes krizis, kuomet nacijonalis
cStQ susirinkimas patvirtlnc
nauiq ministeriQ kabinetq su
premjeru Jaan Tonnison.
Kadangi bolSevikai CANA
rimtai grumoja Estonijos ru-
beziamS, visos partijos sutiko
bendrai darbuoties Sales rel
kalais il duoti reikalinga savo
vyriausybei parama il pagel-
ba.
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NuKENTEJUSIEMS Val
KAMS KARES METU.


Rymas, lapkr. %. = Sven
tasis Tevas Benediktas Pen
kioliktasis paskelb6 enciklika
j visus episkopatus visam pa
saulyi, Liepia gruod. % diena
padaryti auku rinkliava labui
nukentejusiq vaikq visose nu-
teriotose kares salyse.
sventasis Tevas pats tan
fondan dave 100000 I;ru.
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keliavus bol$eviku atstovui. Jel
ia baim6 nuolat did6s, gallmas
daiktas, Danijos vyriausybe
pareikalaus, kad tOji kOnferen-
cija ivyktQ bile kokiam Angll-
jos kar6s laive.
Ana savaite vietos valdzla
cia su6m6- bolSevikQ kuopos va
dus, katrie finansavo savuoslus
agitatorius, visoj vidujinej Eu-
ropoj iSsisklaidziusius. Tie va
dai naudojosi klaustuotais pa
sportais. Kai-kurie is anu, tu-
rbut, su tais pasportais take
81 keliauti Amerikon.
TardymQ keliu susekta, jog
tarpe suimtQjQ yra il dideliQ
desperatQ, su placiais krimlna-
liniais rekordais.
Suprantamas daiktas, jog
Danijos vyriausyb6 labai nepa-
tenkinta Litvinovo atkeliavi-
mu.
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RoT.SEVIKAI ATIDU0OA
SAVO LAIVUS.

Londonas, Iapkr. y. -Esto-
niios pasimtinyb6 Londone
rraneSa, jog boISevikai pasl-
renge uzstatyti ~avo kar3s lai-
vus Suomijos uzIajoj, k"ipo
ovarantiia taikai. Lygia' Dol
Eeyikai Sutinka pravestl neu-
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TAIKOS SUTARTIS GAL
BUS APTARTA Sc
KANGIOJE SESIJOJE.
Plenuojama taika paskelhti
be prezidento paraso.

Washington, lapkr. %. =
Prezidentas Wilson's visai
nieko neatsiliepia apie nepat-
virtinimq taikos sutarties.
AbeInai manOma, kad kuomet
gruodziO l dienq susirinks
kongresas paprastOn session,
prezidentas iSnaujo induos Sc
natui taiEos .sutarti ir parei-
kalaus patvirtinti. Tik nezi-
MIA, ar bus pareikalauta IL vel
patVirtinti taip, kaip j yra
originate, ar gal prezidentas,
del Sventos ramybts, sHtiks
Ipad6ti kokias nors atmainas
ar pasargas.
Apie taikos sutarties Tiki
ma Ella yra daugelis viSolliQ
speliojimQ. Sakoma, kad jci
prezidentas induos Senatui su-
tarti Su apdraudimu tcs ori-
ginalq, tuomet svarstymai Sc
nate iSnaujo prasitesiq per
Iloki pusmeti, kaip yra buve
praeita karta.
Plenuojami kitokie zygiai,
Jei taip tur6tu ivykti, tue
met prezidentas atsisakytQ If
proklemacija skelbti apie SUI
grQzinima taikos.
Bet republikonai senate
rial, sakoma, prieS tai parn-
pintQ vaistQ. Senatcrlus
Lodge, republikonu senatoriu
lyderis, tvirtina, kad kuolnct
tik susirinksias kongresas,
jis kuOveikiaus parupin*iQs
paskelbti taika.
Anot jo, taika gall paSkelb-
ii pats kongresas il be prezi-
dento. Tam 'tikslui bus pada-
ryta rezoliucija. Ia rezoliuci-
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PAVOJUS MAISTO PRO
DUKTAMS.

LaikrasGio Black Diamond
(angliu prekybos Anrnalas)
leidejas Murphy pranesa, jog
angliu trukumas grumoia me-
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BUS SUSIMAINYTA
NELAISVIAIS.

Dorpatas, Iapkr. 20.-Nakar
vakare Ella paskelbta, jog Pa
baltijos viespatijos il Rusijos
bolSevikai sutare suSlmanytl
rnIaisviaiS II imtiniaiS.
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zmones k1inta gatvese.

Seniau lenkai Paderewski
gerbG. Siandic kiekvienam zin-
gsnyj j kritikuoja. Sake, jis
perdaug klausas svetimQ Salipl
patar3ju, kuriQ patarlmal ne
tinkami Lenkijos vieSpatijal.
Toji kritila daugina valdziai
pricSininkus.
Siandie Lenkijoj siauGla zie-
ma. Is tOs Salies atkeliavusiejl
zmonts sake, jog ten tempcra-
tlra siekia - laipSnlQ
zemiau zero. = VarSavos
gatv6se krinta zmonts
nuo bado il SalGio. Bulyts
ir kitoks maistas visur nalkl-
nasi del stokos transpOrtO. Len
kai kareiviai kar6s frontuose
apsitaise vienais skuduriais.
AngliQ stovis daugiau kaip APP
verktinas.
Valdzia uz tai visa kaltina-
ma. Atrodo, jog griuvus Pade-
rewskio valdziai, $alyje pakels
galvas radikaliai gaivalai. Te-
CLAUS zinovai tvirtina, jog len
kuose nesama vietos bolSevl-
kams.
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Atkeliaus per Berlyna.

Vietos policija tiesiog buvo
nustebinta, kuomet gauta Il,
niQ, jog bolSeviku atstovas Lit
vinov 6ia atkeliaus per Woke
tija ir Berlyna. Nors apie tai
tikrq ziniq n6ra, teeiaus tas ga
Ii ivykti.
Tad Dinijos policija iskalno
Siandie sekioja visus svetimsa-
lius, atkeliaujane6ius is uzrube-
zzip, il SUI atsidejimu patikrina
iu kredencijalius raStus.
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Fort Smith, Ark, Ial

%. = Mountain Home baltic
j nulin6avo juoduka Lee,
kurs pirm keliu dienp su ki-
tais. savo sebrais buvo nuzu-
dies viena farmeri.
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PAVOGTA al AUTOMOBI.
LIUS.

Tick automobiliQ pavogta
Simet tik vienam Grant parke.
kur zmon6s atvaziave kai-ku-
riam laikui palieka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-22

Berlynas, lapkr. 2l.-Para.
lyziaus paliestas cia mir6 A
dolph Groeber, centro partijos
pirmininkaS.
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TRUKSTA ANGLIU; UzDA
ROMOS DIRBTUVES.
Tukstaneiai darbininkQ ne
tenka darbo.

Ni>oi SaIyi angliQ iSteklius
nuoIat mazGja il Siandie jall
imama uzdaryti daugeliS dirb-
tilviV.
ChicagoS apSkriGio kuro ko-
mitetas painformuotaS. jog to-
mis- dienomiS bus uzdarytoS
krIioS dideliS ir visa ellie ma
ze>niQ dirbtuviu, jei kuOvei-
klaus iSkur-norS nebuS priSta-
tyta angliQ.
Bet * kur bus priStatyta,
icj viSur .iV truksta, jei viSGr
H.. giamaS iStekliuS, jei angle
ka>iai at>i>ako Sryzti darban.
KomitctaS paAymi, jog Chi
ra@ai angliQ uztcksiQ 2O-Gial
dicnQ, jci angliQ padalinimaS
III atSidtjimu bus kontroliu0-
inmas.
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Sutarta su bOISevIkais su.
simainyti nelaisViais

trale juo$tq tarpe Rusiios il
kaimininiQ vieSpatijQ.
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Daugelis zmoniu be darbo.

Ateinanti Sekmadieni mie-
>telyi Argo uzdarOma Corn
Products Co. dirbtuvt. $500
dahin;nkQ palieka be darbo.
ToS paGios kompanijoS dirh-
tjtvi mie>te Pekin. ILL.,. jau NJ
darvta,
Rytoj bus uzdaryta Alton
Brick Co. ir kitos dirbtuv6S.
AngliQ Stoka, Sakoma, tuo-
iau> palieS il gyvuliQ Skerdyk-
las Chicagojc. SkerdykloS,
anot prane$imo, angliQ turin
clos voS tik pOrai savaiGiQ.
Is WashingtOno praneSama,
jog is anglekasiu atstovQ stl
0peratOriais tarybu nieko ge-
IA nebus. Manoma, jog greitu
iaiku vSriauSyb6 uzims visas
minkStQju angliQ kaSyklas.
Ir viSi sutinka nuOmOn6miS,
Jog anglekasiQ reikalavimai
peraugSti ir neispiIdytini.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24


At the last meeting Of the board
of county commissioners, A. H. Irvine,
of Linton, was chosen as the nav tax
supervisor of Emmons county, and
will receive an annual salary equal to
that drawn by the clerk of the district
court. ff
The Record has not been in favor
of the creation of this new Office at
all, but, as long as it appears that we
must have this new Office, we believe
that the board has made wise choice.
The new official is veteran of two
wars, and is certainly more entitled
to be considered for the Office than
the two or three other candidates
that the Record man had heard of.
And, it seems to be the general opin.
ion that such a new official will be
needed to try to administer the new
tax laws, which are certainly conun-
drum to be unravelled.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24
COMMISSIONER PRocEEDINGs
Continued from First Page)
raised 90 per cent .

raised 90 per cent.
Highland Township: I yr. lowered
20 per cent; yr. lowered 80 per cent:
yr. lowered 20 per cent.
Tell Township: 'yr,. raised so per
cent: 2 yr. raised so per cent: yr.
raised 20 per cent: Bulls raised 100 per
cent.
Danbury Township. 1 yr. lowered
25 per cent.
McCulley Township: 2 yr. lowered
50 per cent; Bulls raised 100 per cent.
ONTO Township: 2 yr. lowered so per
cent; Bulls raised 80 per cent.
b Strasburg Township: 1fyr. raised 80
per cent: : ". raised 20 per cent: yr.
raised 20 per cent; Bulls raised 60 per
cent.
Elsas Township: I yr. raised 20 Del
cent: ". raised as psr cent; Bulls
raised 600 per- cent.
Livona Township: . yr. raised 20 pes
cent: Balls raised % per cent.
+ Marie Township: Bulls raised 90 pei
cent.
Linton City: yr. raised 80 percent
. yr. lowered as per cent: ". lover.
ed Is per cant: Butts raised 50 psrcsnt.
strasburg village: ". lowered 81
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

Before election, there was a great
deal said about the amount Of in
crease in taxes that we would have
to meet under the new laws in this
state. The Record man touched only
lightly on that subject because there
was so much dissension on the subject
that we were not able to clearly de-
termine in our own mind just what
the increase would be. We are salts
fed now, as the working of the vari-
GUS laws are demonstrated, that the
direct and indirect increases will stag
ger the imagination. The class of
citizens termed business men are hit
much the hardest in these taxes, but
the farmers are being pretty well
tapped as well. When the legislature
exempted the farmers from the pro-
visions of the Compensation Act and
the Eight-Hour Law, it made the way
much easier for that class of resi-
dents. But, many Of the other laws
will hit thu farmers, too. I
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

The battle in the Senate over the
League of Nations is now on in full
force. Dispatches indicate that the
president is planning on taking on a
few republican senators zach day for
private conflab at the White House.
He will also swing across the CONT
nent on speaking tour to help put
his league across.
The Record publisher may perhaps
be overly conservative, but he cannot
help but feel that nine-tenths of our
radical departures from the usual ac-
cepted form of government will bring
ultimate disaster to our people.
We will certainly be pleased to see
the day when warfare will be but a
memory. But we don't believe that
we are even yet on the track of any
plan that will bring that condition
about. And. as these radical plans
are put in operation, we fear for the
reaction fls.-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24


Local business men are receiving
their notifications from the newly
created Workmen's Compensation
Board, Of the amount they have been
assessed to comply with the provi-
sions of the act. E. d. Fogle informs
as that he has been notified to send
$3.50 to cover his assessment for the
next twelve months. Petries have
been assessed 500. These are
among the highest assessments that
we have heard of Among Linton firms.
The Wilton coal mines, we under
stand, have been assessed at $22 1000.
It is estimated in Bismarck that a
fund of 100000 will be raised this
year. Farmers and farm labor are
exempted under the law.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24
A man madly insane with pow

4. A man madly insane with pow
err.
2. A man Of the most brutal type.
8. A man whose oath is Of no value
A. A man the most profane among
na.n. s
s. A man who puts premium on
dishonesty.
6. A man with no respect for the
rights of another.
z. A man intolerant of the aims,
ideals and beliefs Of others.
8. A man envious of, jealous Of
but in mortal fear Of his equals.
8. A man who SCOTS at, ISLANDERS
and brushes those he cannot corrupt.
10. A man cunning and unscrupu-
lous, aspiring to despotic rule of
democracy with himself--a corrup-
ZIONIST, as dictator.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

Recently, in Bismarck, initial steps
were taken to organize what is to be
known as the Citizens Economy Leag-
ue. The editor of the Record has
been asked to act as secretary and
treasurer of the organization. Owing
to the fact that we feel that the pres
ent reign Of radicalism is heading to-
wards confiscation of our property in
vestments, and that either milder
method of government must be se-
cured or many Of us driven to the
wall, the publisher of this paper has
agreed to accept the new position.
The Record man will be in Linton
on Saturdays and Sundays of each
week. The rest Of the week will be
devoted to the work of psrfecting the
new organization. -
The Citizens Economy League has
as its temporary, president Rep. E. W..
Herbert, of Dunn Center, league
elected ofiicialt who kicked over he
traces last winter on some of the
more radical league legislation. He
is harvesting his crop now, and in a
couple of weeks, will devote his entire
time to the organization.
This league will attempt to work
for lessening of the burden of tax
alton, ard to act as an organized me-
dunn for combating the reign of ra-
dicalism. Its membership will be
open to all citizens and propertys
owners, and the fee has been fixed
at $1,000 per year. It is hoped to en-
roll at least thirty thousand members
by the time next years elections roll
around
In October, meeting of delegates
from each county will perfect the per-
manent organization and take such
other steps as may be necessary.
Every effort will be made to place
before the people facts as-to condi-
tions today, and to give every voter
chance to see just where we are
headed for. Speakers will cover ev-
cry nook and corner of the state. The
organization will be represented in ev-
cry county and precinct of the state,
and next year thu opposition to ram
pant radicalism will have an organi-
cation to meet the opposition.
If you own property in North ,Da-
kota, your interests are with this new
organization Of North Dakota people.
1t is generally prophesied through
out the state that the governor Of
North Dakota will be forced by con-
ditions to call special session of the
legislature next winter to straighten
out some Of the new laws. Tax laws,
hail law, compensation law, eight
hour law, and many others will have
to be considerably improved upon if
serious hardship to the people Of the
state is to be prevented.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

par cent; ) VI. lowered 20 per cent;
Hague village: ! yr. raised 20 per
cent; Bulls raised 100 per cent.
Braddock Village: 1 VI. lowered 20
per cent: Bulls raised 20 per cent.
THREsHlNG MACHINES
l stexcept sngines)
Liyona, Township: lowered IS percent
Gas ssa Atean Tractors and EnEines
First District: raised Is per cent 3
Second District: lowered 25 percent.
Fourth District: raised 400 per cent !.
Buchanan Valley: raised 100 percent
Tell Township: raised 100 per cent.
Elxas Township: lowered So percent
Hazelton Village: lowered 80 per
cent.
Upon motion the Board adjourned un
til 2 o'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
July 10th 1919. o'clock p. n.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members present: Lee. Matthews
Weber and duHeaume.
The Board of Review and Equaltxa-
ton having completed their duties as
such Board ON motion adjournment
was made and they Immediately recon-
vened as Board Of County commits.
sioners 80 ~. 45{If
The County Auditor rendered a
statement OF expenditures of the Coun-
~ for the fiscal year ending June 3Oth
RuRp 4
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

The latest ex-Townleyite to turn up
ON the Big Boss IL Grant Youmans, Of
Ainot. Youmans originally got in
bad with the former stats administra-
tisn bscsuse Of the character OF his
bank dealings. He then swung ia
STRONG with Townley IN tbs Ncnpar-
tisan league movement. Nov IL has
written : book entitled .Justice Held
for Ransom" In his prospectus, just
received. he makes tan points against
Car Townley. as follows:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

The issue of July oath, this issue
of the Record will be the last nc
doubt in which legal notices may ap.
pear. However, it is intended to car.
ry summary of legal matters ap.
pearing in the one official county pa.
per to the end that readers of the
Record may have the benefit Of such
information, despite the provisions Of
the new printing law.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

The Fargo Courier News, league
daily, has quarrel with the Ameri-
can Legion because the official paper
of that organization gave space to
Mayor Ole Hason, of Seattle, who
cleaned out the I. w. w. and other
agitators in his home town.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

This month will see the finish of
the Braddock News. 1t is hard mat
ter. at best. to make a paper pay in
small town. Under the new news
paper law, there was no other alter
native but to quit, even though it in
wolves sacrifice of several thousand
dollars on the part of the owner.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

Congress will attempt once more to
put across the repeal Of the daylight.
saving law in spite Of the president
veto.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHuRcH.
Linton. Residence. 80 Broadway.
.Hish tnass on nrst and third Sundays 1t
10 q. m..-yespers and bendeiction ut
2p: m. Week day mass at 7:s0 q. m.
Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church. Mis-
sion attended from Linton every second
and fourth Sunday; high mass and SER
mon at 10 q. m. ~ \
ID riss REV. FIR. sA1LER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

GERMAN EvANGELICAL FRIED
EMS CHURCH. Services at 1910 and
Sunday school at 1890 every third Sum
day morning and every Sunday evening
services ut 1850. ---'4-4
REV. MARTIN yossEI.ER, Pastsr.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

aKulaars or~Pv1ltsEliASs9 Aztss
Ledge No. "A, Nests every TAursAAy
sveaing. viAfaaag bfotAsss alvayu
e. o. snGIrfx: O. G.
\ DON 4. TMAcY. X. n. 3.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24
THE REFORMED CHURCH
VI at STRASBURG

Rev. r. Dinker, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at 1880 A. n.
in Holland language.
Services every Sunday ct 800 P. n.
q in English language.
Sunday School at 4:3O p. II.
Christian Endeavor &c % r. n.
P'rayer Nesting Wednssaay evenings
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

GERMAN BAPTusT CHURCH. Scr
vices every second SUNDAY AT II 80 am
and h hi evening at : . IN, Sunday,
school every Sunday mt 1880 a. M
REV. RUDOLPH LUcHs
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. sunday, school
at 1880 a. m. Services by announce
ment. ~ ,sss ~. ss&
4. S REV GEO. sBuzzELLE
FL Prist In Charge. 4
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24
.BKKONS COUNTY RECORD
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA


Tho Record In entered mt the linton,
S class matter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

1lETMODIsr 'sPIsOoRAL.s sunday
school 10000 =. m.i Epworth League.
Es:4s p. ms; Preaching, s:s0 N. M. !:
iRfaysr and Class NsetingA vhursday
ssysnlngs. 1870.
q REV: 8. n. ! swANEY. PASTOR
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

Having examined the statement OF
expenditures for the fiscal yearrending
June '30th 1919: also statement Of cash
on hand as shown by the books Of the
County Treasurer. the following reso-
luton was adopted: as
WHEREAS: The Board OF County
Commissioners Of Emmons County
North Dakota, have estimated and de-
termined the expense OF the said Coun-
ty for the ensuing fiscal year ending
July 1. 1890 In accordance with the
statement hereinafter set forth, and.
WHEREAS: the outstanding indebt.
edness against the said County is to-
wit as follows: ~
Bonded Indebtedness SIS 900 90 due
Sept. LIST 1928. for which a sinking
fund has been crented. md In which
there is the sum Of 81 .720. %. Also
registered warrants against. County
and Road funds in the amount of sl4..
$50 .7s. ~ ,- s,..j y. a. =
THEREFOR: be II resolved by the
Board of County Commissioners of En-
mons County. North Dakota. thu,
there be and is hereby levied upon NIL
taxable property within the County ms
taxes for all County purposes for the
ensuing fiscal year the sum of $144.
$500 for the following purposes to.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

IN CLUBS 50 s@f3
Evening journal., 1919-07-08
WOULD CLOSE CITY
SALOONS On Sunday
Order Society Also Objects
to Sale OF "Near Beer
to Youngsters
CRUSADE OF THE
PRACTICE GOES ON

Dlspleased at the practice Of former
saloon proprlatofs selling near beer
on Sundays and also catering to young
men, members OF the Ministerial Union
as we'll as the Law and order Society
are talking Of taking action against
the owners OF the saloons.
The Rev. Harvey w. Ewing, pastor
Of Union NJ. E. Church said. "This
ought not to be allowed. / am abso-
lutely against the practice OF selling
drinks on Sunday. / can't denounce
too strongly the evil OF allowing chll-
dren TO enter saloons. It's bad educa-
lion for them. II the practice is not
discontinued we shall certainly take ac-
lioH at the next meeting Of the Minis
terial Association"
Frank +. Haley, special agent for
the Law and Order Society, also de-
nOunced Sunday selling. I'VE feel that
saloons should not be open on Sunday
at all, even TO sell near beer" he said.
The encouragement TO young boys TO
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frequent saloons should not be per-
mitted, he thought.
Mr.. Haley said that ne had noticed
several saloons were violating the
screen law by having the blinds
Of their windows down so that per-
son from the outside could not see
what was going on inside. The law
requires that windows shall be free
OF blinds, so that the interior OF the
saloon shall be exposed TO the view Of
passers-by, so far as the construction
OF the windows allow. Mr.. Haley de-
clared that the violation Of the screen
law is rather suspicious and that the
law should be strictly enforced. Just
what action the Law and Order So
ciety Will take in the matter, he
said, would be decided upon when all
the facts have been taken account OF.
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! ity and we want all we can get Of
them. But we also want this thing
understood, now and finally Atlantic
City wants no convention the members
OF which are not 100 per cent. Amer
cans" There was a great whoop In
the pier hall.
Evangellne Booth, head OF the Sal
walton Army, who ls 10 deliver that
organizations thanks for The Elks' un-
solicited New Year gift Of 100000
arrived last night. She Will be the
FIRST member OF her sex ever TO ad-
dress the Grand Lodge in executive
session.
A similar message TO be delivered on
behalf OF the government by Dr. c.
A. PrOsser, director Of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education, in ap-
probation OF financial aid extended by
the Elks TO the extent OF S2J0OO0. on
this amount $4,000 was for loans TO
be advanced TO nghtlng men "on
their uppers"
Within an hour after Los Angeles
today officially abandoned its opposi-
ton to Chicago as the 1920 place OF
meeting, a band Of Bostonlans arrived
and started vigorous campaign TO
take the meeting to the Hub. Bos-
tons strong card is the alleged luke
warmness Of the Americanism Of Chi
cagos chief executive.
Mrs Harry Bacharach, wife OF
Mayor Bacharach. will give a lunch
con for the wives OF srand Lodge OF
flcers at the Traymore today In the
evening Mrs. Bacharach VIII give a
dinner-dance in honor OF Mrs. Bruce
Campbell Covers will be laid Tor
nifty.