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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-28
SirOtkOVa Vina.
ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget. Pfelozil A. H.


"VaSi vypoved' a zadost "a
propustenou neprijlmam Wy
zustanete mym hajnym".
"Nikoli, pane - lituji veli-
ce -"
"a pTece zustanete".
"a zaloba?"
"Podejte il, = davam vam k
tomu souhlas a svoleni".
"Ach, dobTe = pax je ovsem
jina. Dekuji vam, pane. Myslil
isem 81 prece, ze neni mozne,
abyste tomu ohavniku podru-
he jeste prominul." !"
Hajny cd te chvile 81 nepo-
pral pokoje, dokud zaIobu OBJ
Sirne nenapsal a soudu neode-
vidal.
Spravedlnosti musilo byti u
cineno zadost.
Thiennet vsak tuSil, co Sc de
ie, nemel jiz We sve chysi po-
koje.
Wee Sc nedala po dobrem u
rovnati nejmene dalo Sc po7
mySIeti ma odpuSteni sc strany
majitele huti.
Sve manzelce nerekl pytlak
o SVEN setkani S Guerinem ami
slova. Stal Sc mlcelivym, uza-
vrenym a zadumcivym. Cd o.
sudn6 chvile, kdy od haineho
odeSel, nevzal lihoviny do ust.
Kazde ch3ile vyhlizel ma sill
nici k Larigniesu vedouci, ne
jdou-li w pro neho. A jak spa
tril neco cerneho ma silnici Sc
pohybovati, zachvel Sc bazni.
Ale pax sc pon6kud vzmuzil
a zahucel X sobe:
''Bude-li nejhure, musi mne
Vernier zachranit!" !"
Jednoho rama vSak sotva
vstoupil Ma vySinu a zahledel
Sc k silnici, zvolal nahle tlume-
nym hlasem;
"Hrom peklo - zdc isou r'
Zpozoroval V dalce diva tct-
Milky ma konich, kteri byli do
sud asi pul hodiny cd neho
VIDA eni. Bylo jeSte mozno, re
sc ubirali do vesnice, ktera le-
zela mezi obydlim Thienneto-
wynn a Larigniesem.
AvSak kdyz pojednou sestou
pill s koni a jail sc .ic vesti pc
$inou k lesu, nehylo iiz pochyb
nosti o tom, kan mail zamirc-
no.
Pytlak zakiel a pax Sc skrcil,
Ale drive jeSte nez TAX uGi-
nil, obratil sc na vteTinu ku Sve
mu domku, kde prodlevala ze-
ma detmi. Uvidi je jeSt6 ne
kdy?
Odhodlani jeho bylo nyni
pevne jasne.
Nechtel Sc dat po dobrem
chytiti. Mezitim, co iei cetnici
budou hledati, nabude jeStG do
sti casu, ably Sc odebral k ma
liteli hut. Cht6l iej zapTisaha-
ii, ably icj zachranil anebo k ic
no spasc n6co ucinil.
Jestlize mu to Vernicr ode
pre-, pax beda mu.
Tajemstvi svoje hodlal pax
pytiak zjeviti cclemu svetu, "a
by nevera choti bohacovy vySla
na jevo.
Thiennet ncvahaI provede-
Lin 2amyslu svych.
St6rbinou zdi pronikl do par
ku, natcz Sc ubiral pov6domou
mu cestou k zamku. Pet minut
po tc objevil SC pred vchodem
a polekal vclicc zahradnika
Ma'arota, ktery prav6 pfehra-
baval zahradni pesiny.
CO chtel tento clovek, bid
nym Satem odeny, Sc zlym a
zakernym tahem kolcm ust?
Edo mu dovolil, ably parkcm
vessel dovnitr?
Iahy ysak poznal Theme
ta. lejz die poyesti znal jako
nebezpccneho pytlaka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-28
Prelozil A. FL.

Bud tax laskav, starry, po
kracoval, "uved' mne k svemu
panovi. Anebo dojdi tam sam
q Tekni mu, re MIN chci Okla
mite mluvit. RozumiS mi? O.
kamzite !"
Gale -"
"Hybaj! Mas strach, re mne
repredpusti? Neboj Sc, rekni
rnu ien mole jmeno a co jsem
ii prav6 ulozil - uvidiS, co ii
odpovi ="
hlas jeho zn6l posmesne, a.
lie oti Sc vyhruzn6 blyskaly.
Zahradnlk, neschopen uza-
sem ami slova, uposlechl.
"Ocekavejte mne zde", pra-
vii.
Y duchu vSak 81 myslil, ze
asi pan nebude delati nijakych
okolku takovym otrapou -
Mimo nadani 'naridil mu Yer
rier, aby okamzite Thienneta
ieupoStil'
ITO Sc diviS, coz" posmival
Sc l'lu pyIiah' Ale Ma tom ne
~ nc Aahaoheho' he' pralllc-
ID sem Jeh oopry diplomat
Nuze oyt oVsem' re tVemu pa
now co heVldet VypoVlm VoJ-
hu :
|a hratko S'al pytiak pred
Ferhlerem'
Mattel huti, u ohna stole,
pokynul zahradnikovi, aby Sc
vzdalil, nacez sc obratil na
Thienneta sc strucnou otaz-
hou:
"Prejete si?"
"Cht6l isen1 S vami mluviti".
"Posloucham".
"Jde tn o vaseho hain6l1o
Guerina".
"Chcete spiSe rici o process,
htery proti vam povedc".
"Ano. Muslin vam rici, re
Jsem tehda trochu vice pill .
ceIkem ami nev6d6l, co de-
lam.
"To vSak neospraVedlnuje
G'n, ktereho jste sc dopustil'.
"Priznavam sc, re jsem ne
byl V pravu. Ale mezi hajnym
q mnou iiz davno nebyla sho-
da. On mne nema tuze rad a ia
jej jeSt6 mems. @ tom, co jsem
mu udelal, rekl vam dojista
mnohcm vice, neZ co bylo pray
da".
ALE co ia nyni mohu ma tom
neniti?"
"Vy Sc mne muzete zastati
= iste panem. Priznavam sc,
zc isem pochybil; nemel isem
Sc vice niiak6ho pytlactvi do
pouSt6ti, kdyz iste mi prominul
roprve. Ale mne to vezi prilis
V krvi. Kolikrate mne toho
2raZovala mole zena - co sc
mne naprosi!a a mi nadomlou-
vaia. A ia 81 caste veCer pred
sevzal, ze toho necham - ale
veGer, kdyz Sc naskytla prile-
zitost, dostavilo Sc pokuSeni =
a bylo DO vSem, Tentokrate
vSak isem q toho vyl6cen dpl-
ne. verte mi to. - Doufam. re
jest6 neni pozd6 a re nic neni
ztraceno. w jen potrebuiete
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-28

die sill svych zmirnovati. Stal
sc sklopenou hlavou pred ma
jitelem huti, takze tento nevi-
del mu do oGi, We kterych to
hneviVe blyskalo.
Ale po posledni poznamce
Andr6ove nahle zvedl hlavu.
Hmen6nym hlasem Sc tazaI:
"Fy mne tedy zachranit ne
c.lcete?"
"Opetuji vam, ze mic delat
temohu".
"A prece - Wy byste mohl,
ale nechcete - Cetnfci jsou mi
V pataeh,Jestlize mne zatknou,
rnejte Sc psE ma pozoru!"
60 znalnena tato hrozba 2"
"Znamena, re Sc pomstim"
Andre zbledl.
Oba muzi stall 81 takto tva-
II v tvaf. Velkymi okny, cd
nich5 byly damaskove zaclony
rontkud odhrnuty, splyvalo do
sv6tn'ce JENNIE svetlo srpnov6-
he rama. z dali bylo slySeti jed
Inotvarny ropot huti.
"Ano", volal pytlak vzdy
rrudteJi, "pomstim Sc vam -
a Wy iiz vite, jaktm zpdso-
benz.
Popuzen temito slovy, odve-
til pan Vernier:
"Nevim mic - anebo ien to-
lik, re jste nahodou Sc dostal
ia stopu jisttho tajemstvi, kite
re vSak S mou osobou nema mic
spolecneho".
"Tak? Myslite -" prerusil iej
Thiennet, ale Vernier klidne
rokratoval:
"Tajemstvl ono Sc tyce oso-
by, kterou jscm V mylnem do
mneni, re je me duvery hodna,
vvrval bide d s kterou bylo "a
ichaZeno jake Sc sestrou. Byla
to bytost Spatna. Jednalo Sc mi
kdysi vskutkl o to, ably jeji
harba pred svetem zustala u
tajena - avSak dnes mi neni
tTeba miti t6chto ohledu. 4 va
S;ch hrozeb poznavam, re snad
'chcetc uciniti iakasi odhaleni
o tom, co Sc udalo tehdy V ncci
v parku. Muzete ciniti jak vam
ibc - ia vam V tom nebra-
MINI.
Pytlak ziral mu pevne V
tvar. ale pax hroznym hiasem
IvyErikl;
"Nuze - tim lepe, ale mel
te Sc ma poz0ru!"
"Nehojim sc vaSich hrozeb.
Ale vase drzost mne prekva-
.puie. Ia to vSe, co jsem vam
kdy prokazai, klidim tenta
dix.
"To, co jste mi prokazal, ne
stalo vas zadnych zvlaStnich
ob6ti!"
Mattel huti trasl Sc vzte-
KEN.
"Dostil Neprestanete-li lined
mluvit, dam vas vyvest!"
"Oho, to vas bude mrzeti!"
"Nebude; cest osoby, ma kite
lou narazite, nelezi mi tax ma
srdci jako druhdy. Odloucil
jsem Sc Cd ME.
Ia kratko stal pytlak pred
Nernierem.
"Mohl jstc udelat n6co chy-
tfei$iho."
wen pravlm - okamzite !"
Zlosti zachvacen, blizil Sc
Andre k nGmu.
Ale Thiennet sc nehybal.
Naopak, mei'il Verniera po-
hlcdem plnJm vysmechu.
"Pdjdu, ano - ale ne drive,
al Vam sdelim, CO isem sd6liti
rfisel. To vam veseIou chvili
Eepripravi - ale ia 81 zjed-
nam pomstu!"
Fernier hledel na pytlaka V
llzasu? Co znamenala tato slo
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24
Glued to Corrugated Face.

The lighter paper is run thu ough lpil
ers with the corrugated paper, and
is glued to it with silicate of soda.
Siicate of soda is better known as
water glass, "a preselvatfve for. eggs.
1t is. kept in $4,000 gallon tanks out
side the building and pumped into
the machines as needed. After the
lighter glazed paper is glued to one
side of the corrugated paper, another
sheet is run through similar ma
chine on the other side. The result
is a sheet of,sfibTe board with the
futed brown paper in the middle and
the protecting outside & layers on
either side. s W.
This is passed over rollers and on
to a steam table where it is dried
thoroughly and cut apart After dry
ing and cutting to desired lengths
the boards go to the. printing ma
chine, if they are to be printed. Here
they are cut and partly scored. From
this machine they go to the machine
which completes the scoring and cuts
the slots for he sides and flaps Of
the box to turn under. Then the
boxes go to the tapping machine and
49,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24
Two-party Government.

Salt Lake Desert News: The value
of a strong and efficient minority in
every form of representative govern
ment is too well recognized to require
argument Those who make bust
ness of politics, and who practice the
profession in the spirit of partisan
ship, are not usually willing to admit
this; they feel that the more complete
tile destruction of the opposition, the
better both for the winner and for the
constituency which has placed it in
power. All experience, however, JUS
|tifes the opinion that it is not good
|either for party or constituency to be
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24
Sore Throat Prudence

Your medicine shelf is not we'll stocked
without a bottle of TONSILlNE., for you
don t know what moment it may be needed
to relieve a sudden case Of Sore Throat
Relieving Sore Throat is TONsILINE's
special mission. It is made for that-ad-
yertised for that-sold for that one purpose.
TONSELirlE is tho National Sore Throat
Remedy. 1t is sold in every State in tho
Union. You will need TCNSuINE. 49,
one Of these days, or come night ca
when the drug store is closed "a
better have bottle ready at home II
when you need it most. S5c. and ia
Coo. Hospital Size, 500. Your IA
druggist sells TONSlLINE. "a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24
THE fDAIv.Y GATE CITY AND Observation-Disclosures
KEOkUk, !!NDUSIR|ALLY, HAS
!. MUCH To Be THANKFUL fOR
kEokUk is THANKFUL FOR

The fact that practically all OF
her industries are at work with
full force Of employees.
The Iowa Fibre Box company.
The dress plant OF the United
Lead company.
The new brass foundry and
Contractor Equipment company.
The Simplex Refrlserating COM
pany.
Its two new bank buildings.
All OF it's infant Industries that
have grown to be lusty children,
and for the infant. which have
just been born into it's Industrial
family and which show promise
Of being real prodigies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24

being rushed to completion. dress up
Keokuk's business district and make
work for large forces Of men.
So really you see, when one stops
to think of all these things, Keokuk
has a right to be thankful tomorrow
for all of her blessings along indus
trial and commercial lines.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24

of the same political complexion, bun
on the other hand, it IS not usually
desirable that the majority in the leg
islative branch be so Overwhelmingly
strong as 10 stife opposition altoseth-
err. The best results, both in legis-
lation and in administration, are to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24

denied the healthful stimulus of an
aggressive and vigilant opposition.
Under the American system of gov
erngncnt, it is all right for the exc
cutive and legislative branches to be
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24

FIBRE BOX IS LATEST

Keokuk, from an industrial and
commercial .standrointp has many
reasons for bein 81 thankful. lat this
season OFFS ThaAksgivings i&
In the 'flrsts place there are several
new industries about to- open up.
In the next place all but one OF
Keokuks big Industrial institutions
are in full operation, and this one
will open UP by ttA first Of the year.
Among the new industries are the
Iowa Fibre sBox. eollp any, located in
the former Mills-Eilsworth plant
which has been remodelled to suit
the needs of the new company; the
dross plant of the United Lead COM
pany; the Simplex Refigerating com
pany, making machines for keeping
ice boxes cold the w. ]. Rees Brass
Foundry; the sPechstein Iron works
branch foundry, and others.
BESIDES these Industries which
have commenced operations in the
last year, the old industrial plants
of KeokulS are charging, and there
lis the additional work in the govern
nlent dry docks, the addition to the
DUPONT plant at Mooar. and the
change in tho Standard Four Tire
company's plant. with the manufac-
ture of cord tires substituted for the
manufacture of fabric tires alone.
The Fibre Box Company.
The Iowa Fibre Box company, the
newest addition to Keokulc industries
is, lusty infant, and bids fair to
jump from the swaddling clothes to
the. long trousers age sover. night.
Modern equipment has been INSTALL
ed, and the building has been re-
modelled with an eye to the comfort
Fof its employees as we'll as to its com
rnercial values. 1t is doubtful If
there is a more model plant in the
way of sanitation and hygiene than
~ Tae n Ma ssi ESis s butiaing is is
situated in Commercial Alley just
south of the cereal plant The Office
rooms have been but slightly chai1ged.
The boilers have been overhauled,
the stock room has been heated, and
made convenient, concrete floors
have been laid in the. rooms and
concrete cutters carry off the water
from around the budding and the en-
CINE room The stock room is piled
to the roof with rolls of heavy brown
paper, and lighter, glazed stock used
in the manufacture Of the containers.
The manufacture of fibre box Is
interesting. Rolls Of brown paper,
butchers paper it used to be, called,
and made OF straw are carried to the
presses on the second floor on huge
elevators. Along with these rolls
ride the more aristooratic papers, not
as thick, and with more polished sur
faces. The brown paper is passed
through live steam which softens it,
and is then run through a corrugat-
ing machine. This machine with
fiuted rollers corrugates the paper.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24

be expected where such policies as
are adopted shall have successfully
withstocd the attacks of watchfu1.
intelligent and numerically respectable
minority.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24

Read The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24
Another Grown Up.

Down in the Commercial Alley dis
trict is an infant industry that has
had steady growth, the Iowa Can
company Machinery built In the
Purity Oats machine shops and in
stalled with an eye to the safety and
comfort of the workers as is the
policy of this company and Mr.. Lou
fek, is whirling busily while paper
cans for oatmeal coffee, photograph
records. baking powder, mailing tubes
and similar articles are being made,
and more win be made as fast as
conditions warrant.
Then there is the work in the gov
eminent dry dock, the work on the
AIbatross, the Fill and other boats
either in the process Or waiting to
be done that is furnishing employ
mnat to many The enlarged DUPONT
plant furnished work while beins
built and furnished more work now.
And the two new bank buildings.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
LECTURE BY NINE. DE vEYRA.
Tells Anthony League of Schools
and Prisons in Philippines.

Nine. Jaime {. de Veyra. wife of the
Philippine comm issi ioner. delivered an
illNttrated lecture on the improve
,n.rh,s cf the school system OF the
Philippine Islands yesterday after
noon rNefure members OF the Anthony
League, at the residence OF Mrs Anna
G. HenANy. president. 2067 Columbia
road
Nine. deN Eeyra depicted. with the
aid OF lantkrn slides. the changes in
the school system under the Amer
lean government as distinguished
from the fo.aNer Spanish system. de-
clariug that Ne most noteworthy i'm
provement was\ the sanitation condi
ton.
She also OUTLINED the new prison
system III effect, ION the islands. She
showed that prisVners were allow ed
to have the money earned by them
turned over to thew families, and il
Illustrated the SYSTEM Of self-govern
ment by prisoners m electing petty
officials. The c1eanlln VS. and the self
supporting feature Of the system was
EN- phi sized
Resolutions Of sympathy were
adopted for presentation, to the fam
lily Of the late Maj. H. v. Pullman.
chief of police.
Capt Robert f. Doyle OK the third
precinct was indorsed for thS ONCE, Of
superintenden. of police.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
CROSS FOR THIRTEEN MEN

Three officers and ten enlisted men Of
the Army have been awarded he dis
tingu!S,i,d service cross for "Xtraor-
dinarE hrroiSm i'll action during the
v orld war The! are. capt. Oscar
l.. Buck. l65th Infantry. OF Grand
Rapids, Mich First Lieut. Ralph +.
Buell.. i01th Infantry. OF New York
cltN. First Lieut.. Charles ID. Khan.
3"3th infantry. uf New York city: tde-
ctaScdp: ScT2t. Matthew q. Gra hek.
3"?t h Infantry. Of Calumet. Mich. :.
corp. Erwin iidmrlC. SIN Machine Gun
Battalion. of sutton. " Va: Corp.
Clement y. Grobbrl 339th Infantry. of
WARREN Mich: Private iugh *. Gale,
Hth Machine Gun Battalion. of Lib-
ertN. y. NJ. (dcceascd): Corp. Robert
II. Pratt. 339th Infantry. Of Ashton,
Mich: First Ser.t. George +. Com
stock. 33@th Infantry. Of Detroit.
Mich; corp. William T. Russell. 339t h
Infantry. of Detroit. Mich: Private
Frank G. Gerlins, 3Hth Infantry. Of
Fort Laramie. phio: SerGt. john j
Harmon, 3ithGi infantry, OF Weir. Kan.
and Mechanic William L. Anderson.
3Sth Infantry. OF CarterSvilie, Va.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Icstamentary

"Oi course. I'll make my Will.
said Mike. when | am i'll the
mood. some dav; it is 4 Job |
mitch dislike it brings me VI
si"nS ui decay. But I'm resolved
to do it soon: from that resolve
there's no retreat: III do It ere
another moon has waNed and
Wancd. 50 help me Pete, Then
he goes touring on the lea. to
breathe some wholesome atmos-
phere he winds his car around a
tree then he is placed upon 4
bier. Then lawyers like the
ravens fit from every quarter I"
his gate; they come with war
rant. deed and writ. and dlvvy
UP that mans estate. The law
SerS gather in the kaie that may
be hid in safe or till in VAIN the
r,ghtiul heirs may Wall-the
dead man Jailed to make Will
He is indeed a foolish skate who
puts oft duties such as this. Tor
no man knoWeth when his late
shall send him to the realms OF
bliss. At any hour a wrench
may drop from some large air
ship overhead, and land upon
your dome. keribrp, SO that YOU
l,ne up with the dead. The wise
man has his life insured. and
makes his will. while strong and
hale then when he's in the clav
innured. the rightful heirs will
get the kalc.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
THEATRICAL COMPANY
TO AID NEAR EAST RELIEF
Monday Nights Performance of
'Fifty-Fifty" at Polls
: to Be Benefit.

At meeting today Of Washington :
near east relief committee h-ld in
DR. Harvey w. Wiley's Office in the
Woodward building. plans were com
pieted for the benefit" offered To the
committee by the Fifty fifty" com
pany at Polls Monday night 'rh,.
company will give the Near Eas t
fund the proceeds for that might
above a certain expense amount and
the committee invites its friends 10
purchase tickets. either at Polls or I.
Arthur Smiths. Some Of the pa
tronesscs who will assist are Mrs. Jo-
sephus Daniels. Nine. SloVako GTou
itch Mrs. Rudolph kaufinaun, Mrs.
Theodore w. Noycs Mrs. Harvey ".
Wiley. Mrs. Isaac Cans. Mrs. Lyman
Is. Swormstrdt. Mrs. L. 6, T. fi--c-
Mrs Pearl Moore Gray. Mrs. Al-~au-
der Wolf Mrs Mccarthy Hanger -
Janet Richards. Mrs. r. IL. Tovn-r
Mrs. Cabot Stevens and Mrs. William
II. Chamberlin.
Mrs. stevens read the following
ca Bile received from br Marian e
Wilson in Marssh. Turkey. and The
committee voted to publiSh a special
plea to the nublic to beSieGe Congress
with requests to act to protect Amer
leans and American INSTITUTIONS in
Turkey in their work of rescue Of
Christians and Jews:
situation MaraSh most p-r:tte.
Since January y ,herr has b"'u
reign OF terror Every day hundreds
of people of both SeV-S and all aces
are ma ssa cred F'r"nCh are ouly on
the defensive and Their. - 40 ntwcr
to put an end 10 h+SH acts Nuui-
tions and forces ar" not adequate
Roads toward MaraSh are reported
barred by large forces nnd tbere can
be no assurance of help. Ev"rythinc
possi BILE must he done to rrli"V" The
situation. because thor" is serious
danger for the lives Of AL chris iapS
American institutions are under fir
and there are many orphans ana refu-
gees among the wouuded. Food sup
ply is running low
IL is announced that ashi0"ton'S
total is sSl.sai.90. bu; 81 'e1st Sloh."a1
is needed L Washington is 10 ia i
share to meet this situation.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
MAJ. PULLMAN IS PAID
TRIBUTE IN THE HOUSE

Tribute t" Mai Pullman. lat chief OF
police il ,he National Capital. was paid
on ,;te Hoo. of tn" House Yesterday
lN Re nrcseutatiT" lOmas t.. Blanton,
demociat. .: Texas.
IVY hen my time comes To die. he
said. - hope. lik" this great rhief OF
;,o,ic.. may be All" - look in my
Makers face ana say: I am not atta'd
I" dc. have done villa, could IN be
haii 81 my coUntr! 4iu IN the periorm-
arCe Of N! duiN.
REPRESENTATIVE B.anton said that the
rrun!niiioH enforcement law ha6 h6eu
enforced H. Washington city better than
ANY where els. III IN" country. since
tn" NoiStead prohibition law went into
Eject" ne said. II hav, seen but one
man IN ;he District of Columbia urder
:hc influence. Of Intoxicating liquor.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Bill Regulates Women's Citizenship

After ratification of the suffrage
am. Ediatui no American woman hy
marrying foreigner would lose her
cit ship and 70 alien woman by
marry ing an American would ac-
cure citizenship. Representative John
Rogers. republican. Of Mas sSaC CEuse:ts,
a member of the foreign affairs com
mI;tee. proposes il bin which lie
has introduced.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Farmers Assured of Nitrate.

Farmers are assured of ample sup
requirements. under arrangement
made between the Department OF
Agriculture, the Shipping Board and
nitrate importers. 1t was announced
that until July the board will
allocate requisite tonnage. and after
that date importers Will submit their
sales on the first OF each month. on
which the board Will make further
agreements for vessels.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Col. Briggs Ordered to Vienna.

Lieut.. Col. Allan J.. Briggs. United
States Infantry. now attached to the
military information division. general
staff. at the War department. has
been ordered to Vienna to inspect
military conditions in Austria.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
NO 1920 OFFICER CAMPS.

1t is announced at the War Depart :
D"nt thJt no camps Tor the tralEin.
uI Reserve officers WllI be held this
summer and that no more reserve Of
fir.rS viii II" called into service
without their consent Approximately ~
iiati "i the emergency officers who
served during the war requested q
reserve commission, and about 1900
appointments have been made.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

Choicest Flowers Mt BlackiStOne'x.
Fresh and long lasting. 18th and H
Advert Semen'
Evening star., 1920-02-26

Flowers for Birthday Greetings
and ali occasions. ShaTe", 900 lith.-
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