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Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24

Germany would have secured the dominance of the globe. Germany was carrying on a propaganda all over Asia and Africa, creating a hatred among the people against Europe.
 He also told of the German pro- paganda in Ireland, which was be- gun in 1911. Germany and Ireland, which would be set free, were to combine to destroy England's power, Ireland becoming the key to the Atlantic. England's very existence depended upon her supreme naval powers. At the beginning of the war her navy aggregated 2,600, 1000 tons and toward the end 8,000,000 tons.
 The Irish people, he said, are the most prosperous and most comfort able, the best fed, best clothed peo- pie in Europe. Ireland is the most prosperous agricultural country in the world. The efforts England put forth in the war were unparalleled in history.
 MT. Mcclure next spoke of the problems of the Pacific and of the wonderful ability of the men m charge of the Japanese government The great problem of the Pacific, he said, is, Will South America and Australia become the home of vel low people or white people. For his part, he said, he stood for white people.
 He also touched upon the prob lem connected with the colored race and then went on to tell what we in America have got to do. The world, lie said, has grown very small. We are nearer to England than France was 100 years ago. We cannot escape our geographical position. We must do our best to maintain the best world government. Had he been in MT. Wilson's place, he would over the mandate of Asiatic Turkey, which is a natural fortress, is self supporting and the seat of power in the east. Had he been president, he would have taken Governor Hol- comb and Senator Root over to Paris and had the league covenant done right, It is for America and England to control the seas and gov ernments of the world, he said. We can do it, he concluded, and if we don't do it we enter upon a period of the world darker than history yet reveals.
 Before Francis Wilson, the actor, was introduced, D. L. Vaill took the opportunity to express the clubs appreciation of the delightful hos pitality extended them and he moved that the very grateful thanks of the club be given to MT. and Mrs. Stoeckel, which was adopted by rising vote.
 George c. Woodruff proposed for honorary membership in the club the name of ''the constitutional gover- nor of the constitution stats," his excellency Marcus H. Holcomb. This also was voted by a rising vote.
 Rev. George E. Quaile, of Sails bury, on behalf of that chapter, ia viGed the club to hold its midseasoR meeting there, and it was voted to accept the invitation.
 Francis Wilson, the actor, chose for his subject 'Fhe Humorous Side of an Actors Life" He spoke of the value of humor and gave many illustrations of humorous sayings and sitaa6ons connected with his
Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24
Convertible Skates.

A Chicagoan has invented a con- vertible skate. Which reminds us though it Is nothing Rppertaining to the subject-did you ever notice how quickly a man sobers when his wife sights him? The convertible Skate is not new hy any manner of meanss-Buffalo News.
Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24
A Mixture the Flies Shun

Many malodrous mixtures, parti- cularly of an oily nature, have some value as repellents for stable flies, but in preparing these care should be taken that they are not made too strong, especially when animals are being worked in the hot sun, as they are likely to cause overheating and often produce shedding of the hair.
 A mixture of fishs oil q gallon) :, oil of pine tar e ounces), oil of pennyroyal @ ounces), and kero- sene { 1s pint), was found to be fair ly effective in keeping the flies off of live stock, for a short time when ap- piled lightly, but thoroughly, to the parts of the animals not covered with blankets or nets.
 While it is difficult to change long established customs, the practice of using cottonseed meal as a direct fertilizer should be stopped.
Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24

to 296. In addition there are on the range 125 elk (not including calves of last year), B antelope and 13 mule deer. It is believed that the range is large enough to support 500 bison, 400 antelope, 500 deer, and 800 elk.
Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24
T Wouldn't Go Camping WithouE
 Rat-Snap," Says Ray White

"Wife and spent our vacation camping last summer, smell of cook ing brought rats. We went to town got some RAT-SNAP, broke up cakes put it outside our tent. We got tho rats alright-big fellows" Farmers storekeepers, housewives, should use RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 25e, 500, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by Freeman Dempsey, dealer.
Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24
Notice

My wife, May L. Leonard, having left my bed and board, I wish to serve notice that I will not be res ponsible for any debts contracted by her after this day and date.
 Roy J. Leonard, f.%s
 Ashley Falls, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24

Wild Herds Increase in Decade
 In the 10 years since the Mon tana National Bison Range was es- tablished the 37 buffaloes with which the herd was started have increased
Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24

Earle Williams, vltagraph star, has devoted most of his time to that company's West Coast studio in re- cent years, but came east to make "The Fortune Hunter and Captain Swift" two plays that had long run on Broadway a few years ago. They were made famous by the Barrymores. MT. Williams is now at work making features at Vitagraph's West Coast studio.
Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24
Perfection'sP
 In Tire Building

trenaker's first problem is decide how much he give for the money This and every other question in tire building depends upon policies
 supertre, such The Brunswick, be made only by which knows well and appreciates that there is not ing exclusive in the tire industry except high standards. Since 1845 the House of Brunswick has held first place in every line entered. Brunswick Tires and motorists know the will certainly be awarded that coveted place held only by the superfne.
 Motorists who buy Brunswick usually adopt it for complete equipment Yet this strange, since the first completely proves its superiority.
 If the of Brunswick certes you men, extraordinary tire higher price, would it be good business to test one or two Brunswick Tres9
 THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLE CO.
 New YorkH Headquarters, 29-35 West 32nd Street
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
HOLD MOONSHINER
IN LA SALLE JAIL

La Sale, Ian Especial Was
60 COyetsion and Nick TuhitCh. the
two alleged moonshiners who were
brought from the county jail to La
Sale yesterday afternoon, have been
lodged in the city prison. waiting a
temporary clearing. This will not
take place, it is said, until Wednes-
day of next week II is rumOred it
will he held before Commissioner
Mason in Chicago.
The federal agents went ont to the
still in Oglesby where the moonshin-
ers We're at work, last night after
dark, and cleaned out the rest of
the apparatus, which had been left
in the Thursday night raid. This par
aphernalia was taken to the head
quarters in La Sale. to be used as
evidence in the case.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
STREET CAR BUMPS
FORD OUT OF THE WAY

Con f. Rct2 of Dayton township
narrowly escaped serious injury yes,
tcr4ay afternoon about $3.50 O'Clock
when the Ford automobile he was
driving collided with a northbound
local street car at the intersection
OF Colum bus and Superior streets.
Mr.. Retz who was going east or
Superior street, intending to turn
south On Columbus. and when he
reached the corner he turned and did
not notice the street car coming, Mo-
tOrman Robert DWyer saw il was i'm
possible to avoid collision. but
nevertheless applied his brakes. The
car bit he front end Of the Ford an
tOmolile and knocked it several feet
away, Both front tenders were badly
crushed and the left front wheel com
Iplrtcly smashed 10 pieces. The dam
ACE to the automobile viii not exceed
$35.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
DEPORTEE ARK" HALTS
FOR REPAIRS AT KEEL

Kicl. Jan 10 The t. s. transport
Buford, carrying 30 undesirable al
lens arrived here at > o'clock this
evening. She viii lay up for repairs
to her boilers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10

III Ililo oii ~ CT y. - ellio
afternoon by the ex-
change Of ratihcations.
The entire ceremony
which took place in the Clock hall at
the French foreign ministry, was com.
peted by 4:16 o'clock,
Previously Baron Kurt Won Lers.
ner head of the German mission.
signed the protocol Of November |.
providing for PREPARATION for the sink
ing Of the German war ships at Scapa
Flow and to insure the carrying ont
OF the armistice terms The signing
cf this document occurred in the Of
fee of the minister Of foreign af-
fairs.
Baron Won Lersner and Herr Won
Simson, the other German represent
alive, were among the last of those
to arrived at the foreign ministry
for the days ceremonies They pass
ed into the foreign Office shortly after
Premier Clemenceau, who was given
an ovation as he stepped out Of his
car. The delegates assembled in the
private office OF the minister of for
eign affairs, where at secret SEES
sion the protocol was signed at 4:09
o'clock
Led by Premier Clemenceau the
delegates then filed into the famous
Clock room, where We're held the
penary sessions of the peace con
n L.,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Ontimjot and Conservative.

Although a conservative is not nec-
essnrily an optimist, think an opliin-
ist is pretty likely to be cunservar
tve.-Henry James.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Keep Him There.

The European hornet has been acci-
dentally introduced into the United
States aud has established itself near
New York city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Renominated at Once,

Milwaukee, aJn. l0-Nictor Berger,
who was refused chance to sit IN
the nations legislative halls. by ac-
tion of congress today, was renom-
mated as the socialistic candidate
for the house of representatives to-
day.
1--WE will keep on electing Berger
until hades freezes over. or until con
gress ceases to represent Wall street
and performs the service intended OF
it. by representing the people said
one prominent Berger leader.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10

A substitute for horswaN and par
ATTN is obtained in rh'uu from AJAX
dapu.tts Of an insect iNjug on ash
tees.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
GERMANS SIGN PACT
PREPARED BY ALLIES:
Ceremony IS BRlEF F
fIty the Associated pressD

Paris, Jan. lO-'Ihe treaty of Versailles
making peace between Germany and the ratify-
ing allied powers was put into effect at 4: this
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
DOUBTED IN LONDON
iNkLiNGS or UNREST REACH
ENGLAND BUT NO VERiF Ca
TON OF DISPATCHES CAN b
SECURED ETHER HERE OR
ABROAD.

BRUSSELS Jan 10 Travellers iron,
Germany reaching here today brought
unronhrmed report. that the German
government has been oVerthruWn.
II was reported mat the socialists
were masters of The situation and ,hat
Il general strike had been declared
.hruoul the territory not under occu-
pied occupation.
NO Confirmation From London.
London. Jan. 10 In connection
with the unCOnlirmed reports .rom
Brussels Of "A German government
overthrow messages from brrln ~
way OF Copenhagen received here t..
day did not indicate that anything
OF an extraordinary nature had been
tnrrseen up to late last night
News dispatches from Germany ar
ordinarily twentyfour hours in reach
na this country and the latest mes
sages from Berlin receiE ed Friday
bore Thursdays date. These me-
sages Indicated some unsettlrnent "a
labor conditions, particularly in the
vicinity Of Essen and in The iuhr in-
,iustrial basin but the unrest repori-
ed lid not appear to be OF unusual sig
niticance.
The indebendcnt social SITS nave
been the disturbing factor tor the GOV
tfument In the German iHternd. Si'-
ualion Since the defeat OF h" i'pai
tacan outbreak last spring they have
been threatening i renewed "ruu to
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
CONGRESS AGAIN VOTES
TO GUST BERGER

Washington, Jan. lO.-Nictor Ber-
ger. Milwaukee socialist, today was
denied for second time a seat in
the house of representatives. The
vote was 32S to against seating Der
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Established 1840

OTTAWA JOU RNhl-
Established 1880
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
WE EATHE

air and warmer to.
nlont and Sunday,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10

Continued Oh pase 3, col. 5.)
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10

afternoon by the eX-
change Of ratihcations.
he entire ceremony
which took place in the Clock hall at
the French foreign ministry, was com.
pIeted by 4:t6 o'clock.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28
CHESTIA eOTETELE ESANU.

In chestlunea Snmarului Sedln-
Tel prccedcnte are cuvintul d-nu'
Er. Pangrati, care, referindu-se
la interpelarca anuntata de /.
Florian III chestiunea proiectatci
nulniri a d-lui OteteleSsnu cd pro
fesor la facultatea de drcpt din
Bucuresti, spune ca nu vorba
niei dc cum de o asemenea M
mire.
Realitatea este ca d. Otetele-
Scanu nu a cerut sd fie admis; IA
cyamenul de docenta. De la do
cent pima la professor insa sunt
sasc grade. Deosebirea este Ca a.
ccea de la caporal la general.
Vorbitorul a tinut sd stabilcas-
ca acest fapt, fara sd faca vre .
aprecicre 81 fara sa intre in yre-
un detaFiu al chestiunei enuntata
de d. Florian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28
PARLANENTU[
SEDINTA DE LA 27 IANU-
ARIE 1890.
G. A M j. r A

Desi d. preSedintc n. IorSa &C.
ruse GU insistenta dcputatilor sd
vina dc yreme sprc a So deschidc
scdinta la orclc 2, membrii Came
rel IL au' fo5t in numar decit la
orele 2.4O minute.
Pc 'banca ministcriala domnii
Vlad, Popovici, Lupu 81 Nistor.
Sc citesc 0 serie de pctitiuni 81
cereri de concedii.
Sc proclama alesi deputati d-nii
Ion Jacob la circmscriptia Ceica
(Bihor) Nicolac Firu la CREST
esi (Bihor), Ion Clinciu la Bran
(Fagaras) 81 Aurel Milvan la
Somcuta Mare (Salagiu).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28

ia cind s'a produs faptul despre
care vorba, 81 carl de sigur ga
sil amintesc bine.
Intro ordine d eidei mai gene
ra.a. d. Bontescu facut decla-
ratlunea ca guvernul liberal II "a
depus nici cea mai mica sfortare
slncera pentru rczolyarea chesti-
unei valutei, precum ma facut
mimic pentru cimentarea legatu-
rilor sufletesti ale regatului ell
Transilvania. citind, intre alte e.
lemente, activitatea d-lui Corbes-
Gu.
ID. G. CORBESCU. = Ger Gu
vIntul i'll chesite personala.
ID. MIN1STRU BONTESCU. =
Noi, eel din Transilyania, vom Fl
ayind pacatele noastre, dar IN
,nici un caz nu Mise poate imputa
ca II am sprijinit Gu toata pute-
rea sufletului nostru unitatea
.neamului rominesc.
ID. STEFAN loan. Ce-are a
face? asia nu Sc leaga Gu expor-
tul de ceapa. :.
d. MINISTRU BONTESOU,
Continuind explicatiunile, da o
serle de date asupra numarului
de vite de earl dispune Transilva-
MIA 81 arata ca masura luata asu-
pra stocului de vite de care vor-
beste oficiosul liberal fost alb
solut in interesul general. Martor
III aceasta privinta este 81 d. ge-
neral Popescu, fost ministru, ca
re asistat la convorbirea rcspee-
tiva.
In actul Niitorului vad O anu
mlta tendinta 81 anume o tendin-
ia pacatoasa. .. (Blocul aplauda.
Llberalii vocifereaza).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28
UN MINISTRU CARE NU EFE-
RICIT.

D. MINIsTEU BoNTEsCU.
raspunzind. arata ga a citit arti-
colul la care Sc refera d. Esca.
M am fericirea sd flu simpat i
zat de partidul liberal, zice L.
Bontescu, nici de a fl judecat in
orgarul of;cios liberal III mod o.
biectiv.
ID. Y. IORGA. = Toatc feric;-
rile sunt relative. =. (Ilarita.e
d. MINISTRU BONTESCT. :
.,Pcntru ca partidul liberal III
e 0 casa pustie, eli are stapini 81
oamani de conducere, raspunZlnd
viitorului = care a publicat arti-
colul = voiu ra.punde partiduiui
liberal. ,Ziarul in chestiune face
i'll mod perfid afilmatiune ear.
daca ar fl adevarata. eu n as maj
putea sta aci in fata d-voastra.
lBlocul aplauda).
Domnul min;stru Bontescu eli
tit o seric de acte oficiale. pc earl
lie avca aslpra sd, 81 da eXplica-
tluni amnuitite, aratind ca afr
marea ziaruiul sus nnmit nu e
deceit o calomnie.
D-sa spus ca nici oiata II D
facu nici un export de vite sau
de altfel in Tngaria.
Facind ce a fa.cut, = spus d.
mlnlStru Bontescu, = oficiGsul IL
beral m a obliSat sa iau cuvin-
tul. il sfatuicsc sa nu ma sileas-
ca sd vorbcsc r,ai multi decit am
vOrbit. Sc nu spun ce am de Snus
tocmai despre acei carl ma acu-
za... Astept ca rectificarea ca
lomniei ce Sc indreapta impotriya
mea sa sc faca char de persoa-
nele oficiale earl au fost de IA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28

carl le-am anuntat spune d.
minisru Vlad; altfel voiu pieca..
(TaraniStii aplauda).
VOCI LA LIBERAL. = Foar-
te frumos Halal!
ID. MlNISTRU VLAD. = Pen
tru ca EXISTENT noastra depinde
de eXistenta Statului
ID. DIR. COSTINESCU. = In
nou Metternich, domnulc!
d. MINISTRU VLAD. - Stu
diem amanuntit chcstiunca Sport
rel veniturilor Statului, paralel
cu aceca a intaririi creditulul.
Contribuabilii trebue sa aducd
jcrtfa lor, in aceiasi masura, iii
care Sc GER jertfe 81 functionari-
lor. Tendintele vinovate earl sc
manifesto la moi de vreme tre-
bucsc ncgresit grabnic infrinat,.
Vorbcsc de pornirile spre greva,
carl sunt primejdic. (Misca-
re de surpriza sianultana la libe-
raliD.
0 VOCE LA LIBERALI. =
Bravo D-nule. Oar ce zice d. DIR.
Llpu? CD. DR.. Llrpu, care sta lii
ga d. Nlad, ride, Gu nina la gu
ray.
ID. MINISTRU VLAD. = Stunt
tendinte exagerate, impotriva cd
rora lie opunem. Singura noastra
scapare este in munca. ST, din
aceasta consideratiune, munca O.
bllgatoare ,necesara, pentru toa-
ia lumea, care nu poate cere p'a-
ia prin forta 81 fara sa lucreze.
O VOCE LA LIBERALI. =
Ma rog, in chestia asia v'ati con-
sultat cu d. ministru Lupu?
u. MINlSTRU NLAD. - M
putem admite ca minoritate sa
abuzeze de anumitc mijloace pc
carl lie define 81, sa terorizeze asst
fel majoritatea, exercitind asu-
pra eli un fel de dictatura, illccr-
eind s'a subjuge! (Apluse).
VOCI LA LIBERALI. - Sa he
spuna 81 d. Lupu parerea d-sale
d. MINISTRU VI4AD. - Sc
Ger sacrificii din partea tuturor,
in vederea salvarii finanteilor ia
Ri 81 CONSOLIDATE creditului re-
minesc. Situatia noastra financial
ra critica, dar nu nici "a ore.
Oar tara, care II ar intelege nece-
sitatea sacrificiilor All. II ar me-,
rita Sc mai fiinteze nici "A ore.
lar tara, care n ar pricepe accst
adevar, ar inertia sa fie pusa ime-
dat sub curatela internationala J.
l1iberalii vocifereaza, Gu 0 mis-.
care de surpriza).
d. N. IORGA. - Nh va nelini.
stiti, domnilor; q vorba de 0.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28

simpla ipoteza :. Ilaritate 81 a.
plause la liberali).
D. MINISTRU VIAD. = On
aceasta preocupare a salvarii ta.
rii, trebue sd facem toti sacrificiii
in vcderea interesullui suprem
(Blocul aplauda).
D. A. G. CUZA, incuviintind in
totul concluziunilc d-lui ministru
Vlad, Sc declara multumit de a.
ceste declaratiuni, att in rartca
Ter speciala, cit 81 in cea gene.
rala.
Faclnd doua comuni.are
d-sa roaga guvernul sd ia ma,u.i
sd Sc publice dezbaterile Parla.
mentului de la Iasi.
d. PRESEDiNTE IORGA ras.
punde ca lipsa de hirtie a ape.
decat publicarca acestor ...t.,a.
teri, dar ca ia Sc va face in CT.
rind.
Domnii CAZACINCU 81 gle
Cl;GESCU fac cite O comuniea-n
prlmul desprc situatia d:n Ba
sarabia, u,ide l:pseste sarca $: re
trolul, lar seeundul despre sta
rea nenOrocita in carr So gls"s
te judetul Tneea, in currinsn
caruia vorha Sd Sc internez,. ~
fugiatii din Ucrania, = ambii a
nuntind cite o interpelare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28
,,MINoRITATEA GREVISTIL0R
Carl TERORIZEAZA MAORI
TATEA". - ,,MUNCA OBLIGA-
TORIE NECESARA".

D.. A. C. CUZA face conuni-
care in chestiunea functionarilor
judecatoresti, ocupindu-se de dis
pozitia ministerului de finante de
a Sport anumite take, spre a creia
vcnituri noui.
d. MlNISTRU VLAD, raspun-
End, arata. ca preocupat de i
dcea de creia noui venituri ia
Ri, spre a pntea face fata grelc-
lor 81 multelor sarcini pe carl lc
avem All.
V0iu aplica tOate mIsnrile pc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28
LAR PERMISSIBLE DE EXPORT

Dupa d. GIL. ClOBANU. d. a
UREL ESCA adreseaza d-lui MI
nistru de industrie 81 comereiu
rugamintea de a raspunde intrl
cit sunt exacte afirmatiunilc ,:
carl un ziar de ieri lc face in seJ-
ma d-sale.
Precizind, d. Esca intreaba pc
q. ministru Bontescu, daca este
exact ca a cerut permise de ex
port de vite i'll Ungaria pc ear
lea speculat i'll folosul sau per-
sOnal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28
,,ORI CE PROCEDARE E BUNA
IN ACEST PARLIAMENT

ID. VINTILA BRATIANU, ra-
>punzind d-lui Bontescu. spune ca
d. ministru de industrie savirsc-
ste un act fara precedent.
Intru cit era vorba de un arti-
col de ziar, d. ministru Bontescu
trebula sau sd dea un comunica.
desmintlnd faptul, sau sd Sc a
dreseze justitiei.
1nsa, in loc sd faca asa. a facut
10 lunga interpelare ziarului Vii
torul. :.
NOCI LA TARANISTI. = Foar
te bine.
d. V. BRATIANT. = Sc inte-
le@e in acest parliament ori ce
procedure este buna -. (Tarani-
stii murmura).
ID. N. IORGA. - Sa-mi dati
vote, die Bratianu. = Proteslez
intpotriva afirmarii d-tra ca c.
&c pTocedare buna in acest par
lament.
ID. \. BRATIANT. = ID. mini
stru Bontescu q pus singur la ca
le interpelarea 50, avind 81 acteie
neccsarc 81 raspunsul pregatit.
d. MiNISTRE DONTESCJ. =
Evident.
d. Y. BRATIANC. = Anunt
pc d. ministru Bontescu ed. intr o
vitoare mprejurare, ma voiu O.
,cu?a foarte de aproape de poll
tica sa economical.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
r. N. BAXTER.
Phone Is THURMONT, MD.
jan % 1t.
Racing, Divorce, Movies And
Fighting Next To Be Attacked.

Washington Jan. 11.-IIorse rae
ing, divorce, prize fighting and NOV
les are the next targets of the affiliat-
ed reform organizations of America.
At a convention which opened here
today professional reform workers
will prepare legislative program
which, they say, is logical follow
up of their prohibition victory.
A preliminary feature of the con-
vention was tour of the city's
churches today by DR.. William l..
Crafts, head of the International Re-
form Bureau. Accompanied by a
cornetist, DR.. Crafts lecturcd on turf
gambling, pugilism, divorce and i'm
pure moving pictures, all of which
will be attacked through new nation
al laws, he said.
The Reform Bureau, assisted by
the Antisaloon League, the WomaI's
Christian Temperance Union and
affiliated organizations, is conducting
a dry celebration of the prohibition
victory. Watch night services have
been arranged for Friday night when
the reform workers will greet tie
new dry era with prayer and song.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
Deserters In Paris.

One thousand deserters from the
Mmy still remain in ard
around Paris, according to official
announcement. Many Of the de-
serters are without d"miciles and are
experiencing such financial embarr-
assment that, according to the French
police, they have resorted. to mis-
,demeanors. such as petty thjeving
and larceny in order to procure the
means of substance.
The situation ia such that the
French authorities are planning a
general raid. A dragnet will b.
thrown out for the arrest of all per-
sons wearing American uniforms
who are not supplied with proper
credentials and leaves Of absence.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
Logs Letter.

MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Pittinger spent
q few days of last week with her mother
Ella K. Pittinger of louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pittinger spent
some time with Mrs. Clarence r. Moser.
Mr.. Clarence and Harvey Pittingsr
spent Sunday with Me-. George Wood.
MIR. Luther and Jessie Fox of Creagers-
town visited Mr.. Harvey Pittinger on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pittinger spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hahn
of Woodsboro.