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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
New Cases.

Jane Palmerton has asked the court
to grant her divorce from her hus-
band, William Palmerton, whom she
claims is guilty of gross neglect and
unmindful of his marriage contract
The plaintiff AYERS that the defendant
has been accustomed to neglect to per-
form the usual and ordinary duties on
the farm where they have been living,
compelling her to earn the living for
herself and family of four children,
OF which the youngest is Is years old
and the eldest 27 years.
She further states in her petition
that defendant is guilty of extreme
cruelty in that he called her vile and
abusive names and threatened to do
her bodily injury, threatening at one
time to shoot her. After which, plain
tiff says, she approached defendant
and attempted to reconcile him, beg
ging defendant to dwell and abide
in peace with her; but to no avail, as
defendant said he did not care to live
with plaintiff. Wherefore, the wife
prays that she may be divorced from
her husband and the court grant her
proper relief in the premises.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Continued from First Page.

John l.. Proctor, receiver of First
National Bank, VS.. Stony Ridge Stone
Co., ct al, dismissed as to James Wag-
oner and Herman Franz, also as to
Frank Wagner and Samuel S. Beker
Judgment by default against c. j.
Miller and John Karn.
Nellie G. Lawrence VS.. Michael
Hawk ct al, title quieted
Harry S. Martin VS.. James Morse
ct al, sale confirmed.
In the case of Harry S. Martin VS..
James Morse ct al, which was heard
in the common pleas court on Tues
day, the sale of the property was con-
irmed in the case.
In the case of John Proctor VS.. Stony
Ridge Stone Company, the case was
dismissed as to James Wagner and
Herman Franz, also as to Frank Wag-
oner and Samuel d. Baker. Judg-
ment by default against c. j. Miller
and John Karns.
Sheriff John Shoecraft and Deputy
Erwin Reitzel We're in Perrysburg on
Wednesday afternoon assisting APP
praisers T. NJ. Franey and H. R. Roe
ther in the case of Amelia Ward VS..
Frank Huffman. The real estate in
the case was appraised at $4,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05

Mrs. Leslie Pair was the guest of
her mother. Mrs. Theo. Jennings of
Toledo. Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Langdon Ballantyne who was
sent by his firm to Winnipeg Canada
on business trip the first of last
week. returned home last Saturday.
Miss Clara Hieman of Toledo, and
Miss Celesta Smith have left for an
indefinite stay in Pensacola Florida.
Lucky girls to get away from this
cold weather. Wish we could go too.
A Journal Subscriber suggests that
the citizens of Perrysburg get busy
and holdtheir annual sparrow shoot
as he knows of about l,O0O.001 spar
rows jurt right for a pot pie on their
premises alone. Get your ''shootin
irons and get busy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
......FOR SALE......

l House and lot on Indiana Ave. Lot
55X198, good location.
2 s acres with buildings blocks
from two street car lines and one
clock from the Dixie Highway. Good
soil at bargain.
3 7-room house at the corner of
Louisiana Ave. and 9th st. Lot
66X165, one of the finest locations in
Perrysburg, o., at bargain.
A Groom house and lot on Third st.
Cellar, city water, well, cement cis-
tern, garage and fruit. A fine
home at reasonable price.
5 Modern house and three lots on
Louisiana Ave, one of the finest
homes in Perrysburg.
6 40 acres, 4miles from Perrysburg
on Maumee and Western Reserve
Stone Road. Good buildings. Good
soil and no better location in Wood
Co. Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Conrad Selling. deceased.
Chas. Hufford and Fred Sicling have
been appointed and qualified as admin
istrators with the Will annexed of the
estate of Conrad Selling, late of Wood
County Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 18TH day of January.
y. ID. 1920. B. O. BISTLINE.
iSc Probate Judge of said County.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
NOTICE

| have moved my Law Office from
the HiIlabrand Building on Front
street to the Munger Block on Louis
lana Avenue. Second iooor.
f. E. BOWERS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
tion of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and for years it
was supposed to be incurable. Doc
tors prescribed local remedies. and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
fluenced by constitutional conditions
and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine,
manufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional rem
edy, is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the Mucus Surfaces of the
System. One Hundred Dollars reward
is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send
for circulars and get testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
M. B. COOK
Repl Estate Agent Porryaburg. Ohsa
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of The Perrysburg Grain & Seed
Company will be held at the Town Hall,
Perrysburg, Ohio, Saturday. February
u, 1920, at 1900 O'Clock p. NJ for the
purpose of electing three directors and
performing such other business as may
properly come before tho netting.
GEO. c, EMMERIcH, President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05

Miss Eunice Crissey was the guest
of Miss Martha Hillabrand, Sunday.
c. H. Hoffman was i business Wis,
itor in Cincinnati: the latter part OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hoskinson OF
Toledoare the proud parents of a
baby boy, born last Saturday.
Mr.. Geo, Claymore of Delta is Wis
iting his uncle, Mr. John Haines and
family of near Bates Station for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. R. o, Brown have
moved from Toledo, and are making
their home with Rev Swank in the
Evangelical parsonage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
FOREIGN FLASHES

MADRID. March C-ktng Alfonso
!rausuTaiod "Ccrvnutes hal" in tho
national Library today, ~ which "A col
lection OF copies Of all the oditinng
"i Don Qu!Xotc. numbering more ;nun
NV Wi. he Kept Twenty beautiful
thDltt4 rcprcScnt!ng subjects % Cor
,dntes' Writings. have been painted by.
AlGH"" bcS7aIn. and vii! decorate the
+. COPENHAGEN. March G.--Thc In
t.Fh"lt"uHi Commission has prohibited
G1ht hiS3.ay OF Danish and CtrInru
.Idfs on tnc day The plchisci,. Is held
III inc second. or Southern. Schlcs,yip
"ph", 10 decide whether the district
aha! remain German OF become Dan
.SH rms action Nag taken to dis.
cvuYdE" CNcCsEts
LONDON. March Ga Uot+o- 1is
nhtch from Madrid cout;,ilIir,. -,
hhihcs OF IN" new portuSUcsc (:;,bIuri
mcmnefS, says the post oi Minister - .
rorolgn Affairs wilI be illcd by NToIdo
naFrcto. former foreign rnInis,.-,
tha' OF Minister Of Colonies. Nv No
mihEo fria NasconsciEoh, and iIa, a.
.'i'er o! Agriculture by !aiis 81.
PARIS. March diplomats hare
commenting on the activilcs Of tie
supreme councn in London do not Giss
SuIho tncir conviction that Tho rccni,.
."clf'orls hHHn oTcn"d the way fnr =,
'tpEouth revision of tn. ,ro.,i, e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
IMPENDING BREAK BETWEEN
PERU AND BOLIVIA DENIED
CaiderOn Says HoliVin'S Claim to an
conflict to the sea" VIII he Referred
to Lcagur OF Nations.
By ASSoC!atoi Eress. ]

WASHINGTON. March 6,-Denial OF
reports from South America, indicat-
ing an Immediate break of diplomatic
relations between Peru and Bolivia
over the AFRICA dispute. was made here
today by iSnacio Calderon. Bolivian
am Da ssador. Tho report probably was
u result. he said, OF the natural pop
uiIr excitement provoked in Peru and
Bolivia over the recent interchange Of
notes between the countries
Peru recently protested against
What were charged TO have been ne
Gotiations" by Bolivia with Chilli for
territories which Peru claimed under
the treaty OF Ancon The Ambassadors
denied that any such negotiations had
been Gpened with Chile by Bolivia, and
said HoiyNia's reported reply 10 Peru
that Bolivia must have an quite; to
the sea" was an affirmation OF the Bo-
iIvian Congress which the foreign Of
nee probably had repeated as evidence
OF the national feeling rather than any
direct expression OF Bol!via's foreign
policy.
Bolivia was quite willing, Mr.. CAL
deron affirmed, TO leave the question
t" decision Of the league of nations,
ana Peru has accedcd 10 that sugges-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
EDUCATORS WOULD INFORM
PUBLIC OF DISEASE PERIL
Conference 0f Association of NirgInt,,
Colleges Favor Educational Cam
ppiEn in Stu<c.

uclesates uttenning the conference OF
the Association OF Virginia Colleges
tion now beir.s carried ON in social
and moral welfare by tho state Board
OF Health, under the direction OF the
Board.
Their attention was called to this
subject after their adjournment ycster-
Gay afternoon, and today when DR. w
hyEiene department OF the State Board
or Health. and Rev X. u. Nelson, dircc-
Tor OF education In social and moral
WSS;H,itare. Eayn; i. discussion Of the con-
tneSe lines. exhibiting moving pictures
showing the ravagcs ot social diseases
thc statistics and the discussion
given by DIR. Brumncld produced II pro-
found effect upon his hearers. and they
gave their hcarticst Endorsement OF
INC eitorts now being mad0 by the
health officers Of the State anu govern
ment to so educate the public that the
dangerous conditions now prevailing
may be rcmrdiod. They were very
much Interested, to learn that efforts
were 10 be made to combine all the
rciiSious. educational, social welfare
ana economic forces OF the State 10
c!ihinatc tEoSc moral and health con-
Hitions: which have prevailed with such
third state from the bottom i'm tho
number Of men excluded from the first
draft because OF Diseases which could
by the establishment of proper stand
from civilization.
These educators showed themselves
most eager 10 avail their colleges OF
the opportunity of sharing in tho nro
posed campaign OF education in inc
colleges ana schools nj the State ana
the greatest possible good may he
looked for from this combination of
the health officers and the cduca tors of
tho State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
DANIEL SRENEWS DEMAND
FOR A GREAT u. S. NAVY
Declares Treaty Is Not Ratified at This Session He Will
Recommend Building Program to Make Our Sea
Power Equal to That of Any Nation in World

iWASllIEGTON, March 6.--Sccrctary
Daniels told the House Naval Commit
tee today lie you'd recommend \ naval
building program FOR the next fiscal
year larger than that proposed by the
general board III the peace treaty is
not ratified at this session OF Con-
Withholding final recommendation.
however. the secretary added that II
this country in the end rejected mem
bership in the league OF nations. he
would feel impelled 10 renew his rec
ommcndation for another thrGc-yc
program or construction.
year that ''wc must have a league Of
nations by which every nation will
hclr preserve the peace OF the world,
without competitife naval building. or
We must have ;ncomparably tho hig-
eest navy in the world" Mr.. Daniels
declared there was no middle
Agrees With General board.
The program which 'ha secretary
rscommended be authorized. in event
the general boards proposal as 10 cap
i;al ships. two battlcships and one bat
tie cruiser: but added To that proposal
ti!la leaders or supnrdcstroyers. No
light cruisers anu only six superde-
SIroyers were recommended by tho
board
1t had been his intention. if the
possibility OF armaments being cur
lIiIcd ana reg u!atCu. the secretary
declared. 20 recommend definitely only
such Il moderate" building program
necessary to round out the fleet"
No capital ships would have been in
Guided in this program. he added, but
in the unsettled condition OF the
world today lie declared, the Amcri-
can navy must he prepared for any
Tell. of Fleets Deficiency.
Secretary Daniels cmpha ASKED the
fleets deficiency in light cruisers and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF
DEPTH BOMB INVENTOR
Police or Chicago and Detroit Co-Opcr-
ate 10 Discover Fntc of AngcIus
CaStin, Chemist
lBy Association Pcoss.


CHICAGO, March 6.-poiice of Chi
cago and Detroit co-operated today to
solve the disappearance o: Angelus j.
Castin, chemist Of the International
harvester Company. and inventor of Il
propulsivc depth bomb used by the
united States during the world war to
combat German submarines
Castn is believed to have disa2-
peared at Detroit, where late We'd
nesday he mailed Il postal card TO his
ilancee, Miss Mabel Nilsen, OF chi.
cage, stating he was well and would
leave for Washington Wednesday,
night.
Nothing was learned concerning the
lndent'iication Company OF america.
which notified Miss Nielsen that Gus
tin had been accidentally killed by :
train and that his body was found be-
side the Michigan Central railroad
tracks a few miles from Detroit. The
coroner at Detroit said no death had
been reported 10 his office.
Castin left Chicago Wednesday for
Washington TO confer with naval au-
thorities concerning royalties from his
depth bomb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
NEW WORKERS FAVOR SALE OF
WHISKY BY FEDERAL AGENTS
I. :. Attorney Tells Senators Calder
and WsdSworth Druggists Arc
Charging 81: n Pint for whisky

I'F"NY.T
NEW YORK, March 6.-Action to-
ward the establishment of Federal
Scription was requested OF United
states senators Calder and Wi:dsworth
anu ali the brooklyn congressman in
letters sent them TO-DAY by United
states Attorney Ross, OF BROOKLYN
tbs action followed complaints re-
c"iNed by TIA" district attorneys otilca
'ndt drug ISIS Were selling Il poor
grade Of whisky al high pricc..
Johu T.. Kramer. prohibition Com
missioner. had Informed him, Mr.. Ross
"A rrtc. that he could not establish such
stations without statutory authority
Mr. Ross said that some druggists
were charging ST. pint for poor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
STREET CLASHES FEATURE OF
ARGENTINE ELECTION FIGHT
Ihrrc lives Lost and Many Injured
During Campaign 10 Elect New
Chamber of Deputies.
iMy Assoe!atel prc,s.

EEENOS AIRES. March 6.-Argen-
ina. on The eve Of the congressional
elections. is in The throcs OF political
excitement. the elimination Of one OF
the most bitter campaigns in years
the campaign has been marked in
Erenos Aires BY considerable violence
the opposition parties, costing three
Ives and the wounding Of number
OF persons.
The seats to be filed in the Chamber
OF Deputies number ninety-cighe 1t
Is possible that the radical Darty
which is the party OF President Irigo-
yen and is Al present in power, may
nc oNerthrown, owing TO the coalition
OF conservative and other elements
with the Democratic ProgreSSists and
the Increase in the Socia list vote. the
Socialists admittedly having gained
strength particularly in Ruenos Aires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
RICHMOND ALUMNI TO MEET
congressman Andrew - Montague
VIII Address Students Thurs
du< Night.

hndrcw = Montague, Congressman
from the Third District and u. iiol-
INC Genera! Assembly. Will be tho
principal Speakers at the annual meet
iHE Of the E!chmuud Chapter Of the
Thursday night at 1:45 o'clock, at the
i;ichmUHd Hotel
There arc moro than 800 alumni. or
Richmond CoNeg. IN Richmond and
Is expected that a large number OF
these members viii attend William
l.. Prince, Of the state Board OF Edu.
cation - the president uf the organi-
Hat!un: ana claude NJ. Dean. clerk OF
the United states Circuit Court, is
secretary ana treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

i .sst. fins, 'y's:1ths sentence in @iiich
}, f4psal. although that is bad enough,
sSSbAt TO the statement that. until such
ittn,a as this repaai may be brought
! :itIoMt." they declare the right" OF the
1 satc OF New York. "in the exercise OF
4 .its sovereign power, 10 so construe the
asa2neurrent clause OF the eishteenth
f;he: liberal and reasonable vi9ws OF
8 suur,S people,"
S.islt this is not the doctrine of multi
tIeation. II has no meaning: ii it is the
f;,sIeclrnc OF notification. it raises an
IssfSskHe greater than any other now be-
.sfNie the country.
ssSftIhe right OF state 10 nullify. the
SSEscacral>> Constitution was settled in
tlie: NEGATIVE nearly sixty years ago
i.4bd tlleT case Will not be roopencd
EsiaIrelY to please men with an appetite
81 inch Who Want to re-sntsr crime ne,
ssSating SnslnesS' ,;h Arn TINS III '"s
sThc statistics show that the saloon
is The creator OF crime. here and
X increases the number
lei aaosden,s in industryi it paupelr;iaes
rsya a slpcga, scale: it oisrup;s famiilrS:
,,sEts starves children. ana increases tne
1asgsath terainong infants. IT is the
.sfS'ect ana active cause behihu crimes
Ssf svery kind.
) gssThe issAe raised by those who wrote
SESc SeNf. York platform is nothing
'stgks than that of national supremacy
ist3acainst* state Sovereignty. Can. any
,.}aFee:. : issue he raised? Can any
greater menace 70 LAW and order he
IMAGINED?
Mill the New York Democrats-not
tha New York democracy. but the spu-
,ious representatives OF New York
hemccra cy-who insolently attack the
homes o. the nation. will these men
say that . broken down morse is more
siesorvin., % protection from the horse
thief THAN the boys and girls are from
the l;uuor dealer WHO attempts 10 SPARE
them ana lead them down 10 ruin for
so many dollars per life?
~ serves Notice on New. York.
IN New York's Democrats are willing
20 indorsc Tho astounding and shame
full performance OF the leaders VINO
assumed TO speak for them at Albany,
they must EXPECT the contempt OF the
Democrats Of the nation: for the Dem
-ocratic pQrty cannot descend 10 the
level - those who wrote that plat
FORM. and it cannot permit them to
speak for the democracy OF the nation.
THE saloon brings misery: II brings
Vice: it"brincs crime. 1t Is deaa--iead
beyond the hopn of resurrection.
&Thc Democratic party has a nooleE
mission than To become Intoxicated
With feeling. and lie down in the
grave With this monstrous evil, mans
iSreatest enemy, the saloon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
NEW YORK NO LONGER DRY;
BIG WATER MAIN BURSTS
Floods Streets Nrnr Times Suunre
cellars ana Sub,yByh Inundated
nnd Trninc Tied III.
10y -Nssociatcu i'TeStJ
NEN, work. M,rch 49,. w.

NEW YORK. March G.-Ncw York,s
white light district was given a now
thrill tonight when twenty-inch
water main burst in tho vicinity of
Times Square and flooded tho street =
Tor several blocks Shops, cellars and
subways were inundated and traffic
WAS tied UP by he How of water
which turned to ice
Police reserves were called To chc,I,
the curious -thront. of lhu;,aerSuors
and others who Hooked to the Hood
zone Several persons in u basement
barbcrshop had a narrow esconc rrnn,
being trapped by the deluge. Three
who were being shaved dashed to the
streets hatloSs and coatlcss, with
lathered faces.
The broken main spouted q hu.,o
Ecystr or water for more than a uuar
TOR OF an hour before II could he shut
OIL Dy an emergency crew OF repair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
SEVEN WOMEN NAMED
BY CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS
Tive Are CandIdutr~ for Delegates n,
Large aud rive Are Selected TO
UrprrSrnt Districts.

'gfN ESSOGNi L'''l i'r"SS.l
san FRANCISCO. March 6.--Twenty-
Ss.:k candidates for. delegates 70 tho
lSlii on;.l- A'uh ehiiQii Nary, selected at
s. meeting OF The '7lr,n6cr;Stic STATE
Central committee today. ltihc caIsdi-
dates named are Successful. AZ the Dri-
may n, May. they Viii 30 TO the
1;tsrw5 o. ~ ~" ii5ur .a,fl.ddtes for
ijdIici:ates AT lar@e ana IKE Of the dis
triSt ,hpj dateS pninod are women.
Suggestions tayorim= inoorSenrAt OF
5iefnerL Hoover Iua % iovtrncr j.
al" Cox, vi ONO, were withdrawn. \
1t}e ram from Mr.. Hoover said he
sSopld rot permit tho use ,oi his name
4!n thu California primary because ne
Mas NOT ii IpIcSidruih . candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

by war lessons The rrcsen, hnttlc-
ship strength. he pointed out. would
nouGhtS NOW building. more powerful
than any hHttlcships ailoat.' in aidi-
ton TO the six battle cruisers under
construction. ncccsSitatinE more aux
Hilary craft.
Destroycrs and other artsubmarinc
craft construction during the war. Mr..
prevented balanced additions to the
iiee;. while Great Britain had been
able to carry out !. well-baianccd pro
ish navy had increased its light cruis-
crs TO sercnty-siN, against which the
Amcrican navy has only three. all OF
doubtful value.
In addition 20 capital ships. tho Soc
rcta"yis contingent program included
SIN scout cruisers. eight minelaying
plane curriers' and other auxiliary
craft
NAVY Should Equal Any Other.
League. q, no league, ! believe the
United states should have as largo :,
navy as any other nation in the world. .
said Mir. Daniels.
DO you say that because YOU lack
conlidcmcc IN the proposed league"
asked Representative Brittcn
Il think all mon admit that tho de-
lay has detracted from the moral fore.
Of tn" LEAGUE. replied the secretary.
f" Fox, the loss could be made up
not enter, many of the smaller nations
Will not have the contideucc in the
league they would have If we were
Representative Kelly declared that
ne was Tomewhat disappointed at Sec
rSta ors,, Daniels nrs, neutrality-suspicious. for.
Great Britain's apparent intention 20
abandon competitive naval building.
deciaTinE ~ looked little Ike
United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
FIRST GERMAN, IMMIGRANTS
Although Peace Has Not Been For.
mnliy Concluded, SpripkliuE Of For
incr Foes tench Ellis Islnnd.
FBy Associatod Press. !

By Associated P.cssl
NEW YORK, March G.-Despitt the
fact that peace has not been conclud-
ea between the United States and Ger
many. appreciablc sprinkiinSs of Ger
mans are appearing among the immi-
grants passing through Ellis Island.
accord ing to = statement issued today
az the station. AS long as these Ger
mans get passports from American
consular agents in German ports Mr.
thl said, the immi grants need only
TO meet the ordinary requirements OF
inspection here, as these passports con-
tain tac!t permit from the State De-
partWent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
GOVERNOR EDWARDS is
s.DEMOUNCED.BY METH0DfSTS
Atlantic City Conference Condemns
.Exccutivc and New Jersey LEGISLATORS
for Passage OF 3.au, Yer Cent Uccr.

CITY. y. J.. March G.
Governor Edward /. Edwards and the
lN the IIaymen's Association aud tho
Clergy Of the Methodist Episcopal
Conference in Il resolution adopted TO-
day condcmning the enactment OF the
characterized a. IAN encouragcpcnt
10 the lnwless. and which it was
declared will bring, humiliation and
Shame upon tine name of New Jersey.
..I,ussysoot' Johnson was described
~ 1.-THE most adrolt crusader III the
world Ivy James n. Shields, New Jer-
say state superintendent OF the Anti
saloon Lea que. in an address at the
conference in which Shields predicted
that worid-widc prohibition Will come
easily after England has been con-
,SCrtel. '..-i' 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
SWEDISH CABINET RESIGNS
King Asks Premier \fidcn TO Hcform
Ministry, hut Socialists May
Control.
ny Associated prcss.l

STOCkHOLAl, March 6-Thc Swcd
ish cabinet has resigned. Premic,.
Eden WAS asked by the King TO form a
Kew ministry.
II was expected tho Socialists would
FORM i new government. with Hjalmar
Hranting. the Socialist leader. as Pre-
mier. This Is still possible. as IL may
prove difficult for Premier Eden TO
form Il Liberal Cabinet