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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-17
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NSSH SHWSSlWSSl
MAIL ZDRAVY ROZUM?

V Narodnlm slromazdeni V
Praze mluvil prof. DIR. Hora-
eek o povalecne nemoci, ktcra
zachvatila lidstyo. Opravdu Il
de mali potrhane nervy jed
naji take die toho: nervosnl clio
yek jest popudlivy a vybusny a
tento stav V maskach jmenuje
Sc bolSevictyim. Davejte 81 po-
zor na toho, kdo je pro boise
victyi: uviditc, &c jc TO cloyck
zeslablych nervu, nervu, kterc
NJ pred valkou byly rozechNc
lc neb tcs trcba zjemnclc, ale
iratce nenormalm. Jeden u Get
nych dokladu Cetli jsmc tyto
dny. kdyz vyvaze,i z Ameriky
l,olsevicku Emnu Goldmano-
you, tax zVanou Rusku mojzIS-
skcho vyznani, kricela z palu-
by ma mizeiici New York: ITO
hlc je zaGatck koncc Spojc-
Inych Statu, Prijdeme Ease
zpatky je zachranit!' Go slo-
No, TO dukaz nepricetnehO roz-
umu. Spojcnc staty SC rozsypou
kdyz Emma Goldmanoya budc
Idlit V KuSku, iSpojenc Staty
tySak sc zachrani, kdyz PRIDE
Izpatky. f'riponina to zazrak
velikcho biho-divotvorcc V
Sadagare. Vidcl jak maly zlda-
eek il Il zdi veproyou. Rozzlo-
ben mad takovym rouhanlm
zvolal: "At' I'd zcd' na nej spa
dne!' Ale nahic 81 yzpomnel,
ze trcba rodicc mu vcprovlnu
dali a &c ditc viaStnc "a to ne
muze, prOto zyolal: AT Ia
zcd' zustane stat!" A HE, stall
sc zazrak, zed' ztistala stat. To
je zazrak podobny zachrannc
cinnosti soudruzky Emmy Gold
mannoya. pocatek konce ---- ale
zdravcho rozumu, jake Vubcc
TO mono Il bolSeviku pozoro-
vat. (Vecer.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-17

AOuILidl pU'oto.
"Smrt Sc vam yyhyba," pra-
vii pi-atelskym tonem, "snad o.
sud chysta vam jeste dny sta
stne."
Legionar zavrtel hlavou.
"Proc Sc oddavate zoufal-
stvi?" tazal Sc Courtial. "Jestli
re Sc Helena uzdrayi, jcji man
zel cd nj upusti -"
Poiednou Sc zarazil V reci.
"Jeji manzel?' tazal sc
Buel, pozvednuv hlavu.
Pierre micel dale, uvazovalt'
nnuze-li legionafi rici, co mu
sdelil Andre, re totiz uzdravi-
| Ii Sc Helena, da Sc cd nj rowe
sti.
.Obaval Sc, re kdyby Sc to le-
gionar dozvedel, snad by sc
zdrahal k doktorovi Sc odebra-
ii, an by pokladal "a zbabelost
pomocne ruky k tomu ucelu po
dati.
Courtial nalezal Sc v choulo
stive situaci
Avsak chtel mlteti i nadale
Mezitim vsak tazal SC nc
Buel.
proc mlcite, pane setniku?
Mluvte - zaprisaham vas. Ne
musite ami o me statecnosti po-
chybovati. Mluvte jen.
Courtial zavrtGl hlavou:
"Bude lepe, nebudu-li mluv
ii. Co bych yam povidal, nent
prilis dulezite a MONA. ze BY
YAM to zpusobilo jen bolest. &c
by vas mohlo zaiimati, to jsen
YAM uz sdelil.
Ale zraky leglonarovy pro
zrazovaly ustavitny ncklid. CO
mu zamlcoval dustojnik? Proc
sc nahle V reel zarazil?
"Byl byste tax laskav a sde
i'll byste mi odresu onoho leka
re, u nehoz je pani Vernicrov;
V osetfovani?'
"Nevzpominam 81 ma III ur
cite, ac jsem tam byl. Je t
Saint Mandre u PaTize. Dow
te Sc ostatne adresu velmi snae
no. Doktor jmenuje Sc tusin
Verniatte."
Buel tresouci sc rukou na
psal 81 tento ldai.
Ma to sc dustoinik s Bue,cn
rozloutil, slfbiv, &c druheh
ldne opetne pride.
Pierre, osamev. pravil sam
sobe:
"Ucinil isem, co uciniti n
kaZala povinnost. Staniz Sc n
nj cokoh."
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Sir0tkova Vina.
= ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget Prelozil A. II.
Napsal Paul Rouget.


muzu bylo slyseti.
Legionar 81 ukladal zfejmc
znacnou obet', ably Sc opanp-
val a ably vykrik nevyrazil.
Muz ten nebyl zadny slaboch,
coz nekolikrate po sobe doka-
xal, ale vsechno melo svoje me
re.
Pojednou vyronily Sc z ocl
jcho dive velke horke Shy.
Dustojnik pozoroval no nile
ky.
Pojednou, jak Sc zdalo, Ber
thiot nasilim chtel Sc vybaviti
sve bolesti. Zrak jeho uprel Sc
Ma dustoinika.
"Odpust'te, setniku co
istc pravil, rozdira mi srd-
&c -"
"Tedy Sc pfiznavate, re jstc
to byl W."
'Priznavam se".
"a nejmenujete Sc Berthi-
ct?"
"Nikoli".
Vase pravc jmeno jest tedy
Rene Buell."
"Ano".
A nebrane Sc slzam, pokra
coval: Drive jeSte, nez vam
vysvetliin, proc jsem toto ta-
jemstvi sve nechtel prozraditi,
dovclte mne Otazku".
"Mluvte".
''Rekl jste vsecko to, CO sc
mi tax do duSe ZafeZavalo,
pouze te prlciny, abyste sc
mnou ucinil jakousi zkousku?<'
"Nikterak - prave naopak,
prozradil jsem vam uplnou
pravdu".
'Je to tedy pravda, ze Hele
- re pani Vernierova muze
byti vylecena?"
"Lekar tax tvrdl".
"a mym pricinenim?"
'"Tak jest".
"Co musim .uciniti, abych k
.omu pfispcl?"
"Ncmohu YAM nic blizSiho
cznaGiti. Doktor sam jcn .ic to
.ici YAM, jak 81 mate pocina-
ti''.
LegionaT sc zvedl presal
nekolikratc rozcilcne pc poko-
H. Osusiv svc Shy, zdal Sc byti
rokoinciSim. Ale prccc uzko-
sti netajcnou pravil:
"Muj boze, proc jcn sc mi
toto uklada! Uvidim-li il, vsc-
eek zal sc Ease rozjitri a
lcbudu sc moci dele ovladati.
Uvrhnu sebe il do nestesti"
Courtial pozoroval no MIC
lxy a zvlaStni nclibost v jeho
liitru sc probouzela vuci tomu-
70 muzi, pri nlz sympatic, KITE
lou dosud k n6mu choval, VII
CIhledc mizela.
Necht byly- jakkoli zavazny
ony duyody, kterc Renemu ulo
lilly, ably syou totoznost zaml-
? eel, jcho op6tovne zapirani a
hriva pfisaha, kterou jcdnoho
dnc pred dustojnikem slozil,
nemohly icj ospravedlniti.
Legionar roynez utkvGl zrl-
KEN ia dustojnlkovi.
"Moje jcdnanl snad yam bu
dc nczretelnc - snad nnou
dokonce opOvrhujete, an jsem
yam dial na vase otazky odpo-
vcd' neSpravnou, ano zrejme
lzivou. Kdyz, jscm opoustel pil
du Francic, abych vstoupil do
lcgic, kan tax mnohy v zivotc
trpkych zkuscnosti nabyvsi Sc
uchylil, tn iscm pi'isahal, ze mi
lulost pro nne musi ZuStati
mrtva. Prijal jsem .iine jmcno
I. odccstoval. - Kdyz jsme Sc
poprve setkali, setniku, poznal
jscm vas lined. Pripomenul
jscm 81 trapnych okolnosti, "a
lterych jsme Sc byli poprvc vi
Gch, pomoci, kterou jste mi
poskytl. Vd6cnost naplnovala
ne srGce byl bych vam il tax
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ani nevedel, co sc vlastne bylo
rIihodilo. Mlcel jscm tedy, O.
belhaval jsem vas - odpust'te
mi".
Courtial chvili hledel legio-
mari do oci, rak ale promluvil:
"Byl jste svym panem a ia
nemel prava, vyptavati Sc vas
talk, jak jsem to cinil. A pTece
ien po tom vsem, co jste mi do
sud sdelil, jest neco nepopira-
telne zlocinneho We vasem jed
mani, neco neomluvitelne bida-
ckeho -"
Posledni slova vyrknul tvr-
dTm a pevnym hlasem.
Bucl vyskocil a V oku jeho
mihl sc zablesk hnevu.
Go pravite, setniku?"
"Neco neomluvitelne bida-
ckeho, pravil jsem. A neznam
jineho vyrazu pro jednani clo-
;veka, ktery do domacnosti zee
la pocestne vrese hanu a potu-
pu a pax zbabele prchne g
"Hanu potupu -" opeto-
val bezdecne Buel Ia smrt ble-
dy a vsecek Sc chveje.
Nerozumel te obzalobe, kite
rou dustojnik proti nemu pro-
nasi.
"Mluvte, setniku, co 81 my
site 0 mne?"
Ale nahle Sc mu vyjasnilo d
sam pokracoval:
Zach - jiz tusim - lee ne
- to neni mozne. Wy jste Sc
mohl domnivati, ze je Helena
Ninna? Helena - tato svetice,
Ia mucednice - ano, tax t.mu
Jest = Wy jste usoudil, re nase
tchdejsi setkani V noci bylo
h}'isne. Ale 10 je klam. ia jed
nal neprozretelne, to pripou-
Stim - ale svedomi mole lest
cist6 a ia Sc nedopustil ami to-
10 neimcnSiho, zac bych 81 mu
sri vyGitek ciniti. Mczi mnou a
Eelenou doSlo k poslednimu,
/ tklivemu rozlouCenl - ale k nj
. Cemu iincmu --- to vim pfisa-
! ham."
Dustojnik ncodvratil cd ne
no zraku a pravil sam k sobe
"Jcst uprimny a Helena I'd
stala verna sve dustoinosti.
byl to zly osud, ktcry Zde
,iadl. Ale proc jen pani Yer
nierova sc ncpriznala kc vSe-
lnu, jak sc to udalo? Vcrnicr
byl by il zajistc odpustil!"
Buel prechazel stale poko-
jen dlouhymi kroky:
Chveiicim Sc hlasem promiu
! VII:
"Vy mi pfece snad veritc, set
niku? Ncchtc piecc toho pode.
zrcnl prot me bIti. Ny oba
| .ismc ob6tovati musili svc las.
/ Ky. w - pro dobrc .imeno
aveho otce, iehoz pamatku jstt
nechtcl zncuctiti = ia n abych
mohl ii zustati dusto jnym. O.
IA hyla ditG rotiicu We spolec-
noStl Vazcnych, ale ncmaiet-
nych a zadluzcnych. On byl bC
| hat. Ona mc milovala, ale wa
Ia 81 .jincho, ably Sym rodiclin
pomohla. Ja odcScl, abych j
| nikdy vice ncuzrcl. Lee tn sc ve
ltne vznltii trapny, palcivy DO.
"a ia musil il jcStG spatriti. &c
&c stalo dale, vito. Ale ncman
prIciny' Ia svc jcdnani sc sty
! dcti d mohu Sc kazdcmu dosuo
poctivc do ocl podivati.'
! Courtial mocnc dojat, misto ot
Ipovcdi chopil jcho ruku Il yrel,
il stiskl.
/ Rene Buel pokraCoval:
! ''Nyni vsak muslin sc snazi
| Ii, abych hledcl napraviti po
! hud mozno ono Zlo, ktcrc moi
vinou vzniklo. Jc-li lckar, kite
ry Helenu osetrujc toho nahle
du, re jen mym prispenim mi
&c il vy.eciti, milerad postavin
sc mu k disposici a to lined"
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/ - 49, AAAAJ paw PASSS
val V Pafizi "a obchodnimi "a
lezitostmi."
"A pravil vam,- re je Helena
vinna?"
! "Ano, on jest 0 tom pfcsvcd
cen a odsuzujc ji.'
I "Oh, beda tc ubohc."
"Ona sc nemuze haiti, jsouc
'|jiz po til leta silenou.'
"Boze, Boze!-"
Rene uchopil Sc rukama "a
hlavu a byl vsecek zoufaly.
/ Courtial pokracoval:
"Zpravu tn obdrzl Vernier
Cd tajemnfka doktora Verniat-
ia. Vyborny tento lekar patral
pi minulosti Helenine a podari
10 Sc mu zjistiti cely postupny
stav cely prubeh veci. On je
toho nahledu, ze by vse nena-
dale objeveni II nemocne vzbu
ldilo zvlastni mravni otreseni,
jcz by bylo zpusobilym vratiti
il rozum.'
! "Skutecne?"
"Jest to jeho pfesvedceni,
Lee pochybuje, re vas jeSte ma
lezne, ackoli yam byl jiz jed
nou ma stope."
"Nechal mne tedy hledati?'
"Ano - a take ja vas hlc-
Idal."
Ivy, setniku?" dzasem ta-
zal sc Buel.
! "Nedivte Sc = ia mel tehda
k tomu sve zvlastni duvody
ktere vice nestavaji, duvody to
jez Sc toliko mne sameho tyka
ly. Vedel .isem, re jste session.
| pill V hotelu tomto kratce pc
SVEN zraneni, a re jste pax
Ivyplul do more ma lodi, kterou
lpak stihla zahuba.
"Byl jste zpraven zcela do
bTe. Nalezal jsem Sc ma onom c
sudnem parhiku. Ia jedne bou
Rive noci udala sc srazka. Lod
ltera do boku naSi lodi vrazila
pokracovala We sve plavbe u.
naSena divokym pribojem vim
Nase LODI dostala znacnou trh.
linu, klesala vic a vice - Y
tom sc liz bourc uklidnovala
namofnici jsli Sc spouststi o
chrannc cluny a mezl cestuji
cimi rozzuril sc zoufaly boj II;
zlvot a na smrt mista. Ach, ,
takovych okamzicich z kid
nych lidi stavaji Sc bestie Phi
| hlizel jsem k divadlu tomu 2
jednoho koncc lodniho rnustku
Nesnazil jsem sc ami dost ma
10 smrti uniknouti, vzdyt' sc M
zdala kyzcnym vysvoboditelen
Svitalo liz - iod' klcsala st5
lc - IA hruzneho pokTiku Z
srdcelomnych vyjevu potapala
a prcvrhovala Sc jedna pomoc.
ma lod ka po druhc. N6kolik O.
sob, ktcra dlely ma vraku, kle.
cello V modlitbach. Poncnahl,
liz Why pohlcovaly svou koiist
Voda mnc obklopovala = "a.
vrci jscm oci - jcstc jcdna my
Slenka, Wy vltc Ma koho a smrI
zdala sc sladka, vitana -
Ale naboda chtela .jinak. BY
jscm uvrzcn silnou vlnou ns
yclkou plovoucl trosku, ktcri
jscm sc mohl dobrc zachytiti
, V bczdecnem pudu sebezacho,
vanl pfimknul jsem sc k tomu.
to pfcdmctu, ale pax mne silly
i vcdomi opoustely a ncvcde
jsem nic, co sc kolem mne de.
10. Jak d.ouho to trvalo, memo
hu rici, ale pojcdnou citil jscn
sc vrZen na suchou zcmi a spc
la pfivcdla' mne k vedomi krva
va rama, ktcrou jscm 81 timtt
paGcm utrzil. Il rany tc mi tc
! kla krcv. la ncjakou chvili o
, mdlcl Jscm Ease. Ale prlscC
znaVu k sobe, byl jscm obklo
pen cernochy. Nenalezeli kmc
| nu divok6mu a ma miste aby 81
chystali mne usmrtiti, opatro
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
INCREASE IN DRUG
ADD|CTS REPORTED

Drug addicts have increased in
numbers since the dry" era began
but the growth in narcotic abuses is
not enough to occasion alarm, and is
being held in check by renewed
activity OF Government agents. 1t was
announced at the Internal Revenue
iureau today.
Prosecution for drug addiction, it
vas said, reflects a larger number of
cases brought before turies than for
merly, but this is because Govern
nent agencies are now cooperating
more closely in a war upon the druf
vii, and seeking to weed out offend
hrs.
Admission is freely made, however
that the bureaus work has been mad
more difficult by the activity o.
'mugglcrs operating over the Cana
dian frontier and the Mexican bound
ary. Contraband dope" includint
opium and other dangerous narcotics
from the orient are also coming In
n large quantities from Pacific coast
,orts, despite the vigilance OF Gov.
vernment agents.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
TROOPS FIGHT MOB
SEEKING WH|SKEY
500 Thirsty Pittsburghers Try
To Steal 100000 Store
of Seized Booze.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. GA mob OF
500 thirsty persons last night at
tempted to rush a squad Of twelve
State troopers and several police who
were guarding LOO cases OF bonded
whiskey. loaded on four big trucks.
at Watson and Msgee streets, this
city.
With their heavy riot guns. the
State troopers and officers held Off
the crowd. though fighting desper-
,tely. until police reserves arrived
on the scene. Even then the mob, de-
termined to have some OF the
,'hootch." made a second rush, and
several Of the more desperate menu
bers nearly succeeded In getting away
with several cases. which they had
pulled from the trucks.
During the fighting Timothy DALEY
was struck on the head with a riot
gun and seriously injured. Others
who were badly battered up made
their getaways.
Until the arrival OF the police re-
serves the State troopers made no
attempt to arrest any OF the mob.
their undivided efforts being neces.
sary to protect the cargo of whiskey
from finding it's way into the hands
OF the thirsty mob.
Based on present prices. the liquor
stored in the Watson street ware
house Is worth over 5000. 900.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
PROF. REVEALED AS
MARATHON K|SSER
Letter Shows He Proffered ~.
Hour "SIobber" to Affinity,
Wife CHARGES.

BALTIMORE. Nov. Eft became
known yesterday that DR. John
7roadus Watson. widely-knuwn psy-
biologist and for eight years head of
he department of experimental psy-
biology at Johns Hopkins University
las been sued for divorce by Mr..
Nary Ickes Watson, who names a
mysterious "Rosalie," described "a the
laughter OF a pro ninent and wealthy
Baltimore family as correspondent
Although IL ceated excited comment
At Homewood. the divorce action was
lot entirely a surprise. as many men
md women OF the university set hav'
;nown for some time that the Wat
ons were estranged When DIR. Wat
Son resigned at the beginning OF the
school year no official explanation
vas given, but his resignation was
accepted on his private statement
Il his personal affairs. When he LETT
'hortly afterward for New York n
vas not accompanied by Mrs. Watson.
At that time II was said that vir
tually co npletc enlargement existed.
Although the name of the core.
pondent ia guarded carefully In tn"
divorce bill. Mrs Watson cited freely
from incidents of alleged love-mak-
ing and OF undue intimacy between
her and the defcndent. One OF thei3
meetings.. she alleges was in a New
York apartment.
Mrs. Watson alleges also that She
has obtained about fifteen love letters
exchanged between the two. One of
these missives. ii is said, was obtain
d by ruse To obtain her informa-
ton, II Is said, she visited the home
Of the young woman several times
md also invited the latter TO her
ONE.
on one of her visits to the young
woman. it is alleged, Mrs. Watson
suggested that her two companions
might wish to discuss scientific mat
,ers. whereupon they went to another
place. Mrs. Watson then il said to
have searched the boudoir of the
Young woman and found letters from
her husband breathing affection 10
the young woman.
One of the letters contains a dec
'aration from DR.. Watson inquirng
whether his affinity could kiss me
tonight for a few hours without
growing weary" 1t suggests that he
could kiss for twcnty-four hours and
find fault with the universe because
he days are not longer"
Following the filing of the suit
'peculation among those acquainted
with Or. watson was aroused con-
ccrning the identity of the young
woman. She Is described in the bill as
"a young woman named Rosalis,
brown-haired, blue-eyed. feet 10
inches tall. and attractive"
Or. Watson during the war was
major in the aviation section of the
United States Army. AS a psycholo-
gist he has come into national promi-
thTnIph his
lnimals conducted at the Phipps
Clinic. He has advanced many inter
esting theories. including an assertion
that a cat may be taught TO talk and
concerning the reaction of monkeys
to color impressions.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
GIRL Wanted FURS,
So He "CRASHED IN
WeII-fed Hubby Proved Happi-
ness by Smashing Store
Window in N. Y.

NEW YORK. Nov 27.-John MUIR
ray. twenty-six. a member OF the
"well-Fed Husbands Association" !"
was. according to Patrolman William
Reith. under the impression that the
best way he could prove himself
thankful for being we'll fed, was to
get his girl whatever she wanted.
whether he could buy II or not.
As a result he WAS held in 1000
bail in Jefferson mayket court, charg-
ed with burglary. He was accused
by Reith of shattering the display
window OF the store OF Philip Sal
king, and removing from IL a costly
fur coat. The patrolman said he
came up with Murray and a young
woman. standing in front of the
broken window, and Murray was
helping her into the coat. Murray.
In explanation. said:
Officer. this Is my girl. She want
ed this here coat. and as ] felt well
fed, l crashed in"
After Magistrate Schwab had an
nounced that Murray would be held
in bail for further hearing. Patrolman
Reith said: Your honor this is not
all. Next week, The Disguised Mil
'oinaires' will hold their annual meet
ing"
81 feel sorry for you. officer" re-
piled the magistrate.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
U. S. To MAKE LIFE
MISERABLE
FOR BUGS
When does "a feller need 4

when does "a feller need q
friendr'
Ask the. insects in flour mills.
They know.
Uncle Sam has taken up the bat
tle against all flour mill pests.
u. A. Back. entomologist In
charge OF stored product insect In
vestigations, Department OF Agri-
culture. has just issued q pamphlet
on the bugs that infest flour and
how to make them cease living.
He has devised some methods OF
determination that are exceedingly
narrowing experiences for the In
sects. One choice method which
bumps off millions OF the bugs an
auaily Is fumigation by the use OF
hydrocyanic acid gas. This kills
moths. larvae, eggs, beetles, and all
other insects.
Another method Is slaughtering
the insects by heat. Temperatures
OF lis to l26 degrees are necessary
to make tho pests die from excess
sive perspiration. Then. again. n
the mill In located in cold climates,
another effective emthod Is to
freeze the insects TO death by open
ing the mills during cold nights.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young Is to feel
young--to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels-there's no need of
having sallow complexion-dark rings
under your eyes--pimples--a bilious
look in your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent OF all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards. a well-known physician
In Ohio. perfected a vegetable CON-
pound mixed will olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, are gentle In their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system OF impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are know,
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The Washington times., 1920-11-27
CHEER HEARST FOR
DEFEAT OF LEAGUE
Thousands at Boston Meeting
Applaud Reference to Part
Publisher Played.

BOSTON. Nov. 2T.-A crowd thar
packed Boston's largest auditorium.
last night voiced its jubiiation over
the defeat OF the League OF Nations.
BY the demonstrations that inter-
rupted the speeches OF Senators Resd
Of Misoursi, Gore OF Oklahoma Wa 'sh
OF Massachusetts. Governor Bartlett
OF New Hampshire, and Chairman Jo-
seph Il. Warner they unmistakably
asserted their opposition to concilia-
tion on this International issue.
Reference to the part played b~
Hearst newspapers In the rejection
Of the League brought enthusiastic
applause from every foot of the huge
hall. The AFFAIR. which was planned
and executed by the Boston A neri-
can. was one OF the most successful
public demonstrations ever held in
the city.
THE American Is ever alert to pop
ular sentiment and popular interest"
said Chairman Warner. "snd that
press. with great fearlessness and
foresight, first aroused East and West
to the menace which II prophesied
would be the major issue OF the cam
paisn just closed.
"The Wilson League OF Nations be-
came and was the burning and fore :
most issue. Upon the suggestion of
the American. and adop "a by the
President himself. the election was
made a sole mn referendum. The
people have spoken. and they have
poken In no uncertain terms.
I'VE will never abandon the temple
founded by the fathers - rough
hewn though 1t may be. but endur-
Ing"
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
FARMER PROTESTS
MAY FORCE REPLY
Restriction of Rural Credits Ex-
pected to Be Aired When
Congress Opens.

Attacks by so-called farm leaders
upon Government officials in charge
OF finances for failure to extend fur
expected to provoke outbursts in Con
gress and to bring about a sharp re.
Alignment between the banker and
farmer group. OF legislators,
Government officials directing the
present fiscal policy will take no cog
nizance OF these bitter attacks in anv
way for the present, it was authori-
lively declared. but administra ior
leaders in Congress have Civ, II as.
surance that ample defense will be
made il the farm lead srs carry their
fight to the Capitol as they threaten
1t became known today that both
the Treasury Department and the De
partment of Agriculture have sought
in private Investigations to determine
accurately the origin and scope OF
what they consider dangerous prop.
aganda, now being spread assidiously
throughout the farming regions. urg.
ing holding the crops and reduced
production next year. OFF cials are
not impressed that this propaganda
will have any pronounced influence
upon the farmers.
Although hlgher oHlclals are bltt'
In denunciation OF a class termed by
them as professional farmers and
paid lobbyists" they asserted to'ay
that they would not attempt to rep y
officially to criticisms made of their
official sets. Officials II was said
will reserve whatever comment they
may have in an expose of the farmer
propagandists, IL the issue gets to q
serious point In Congress. But this
is hardly anticipated.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
G. W. u. LAW STUDENTS TO
REPEAT CIRCUS TONIGHT

Students at the George Washington
University law school tonight vii.
repeat the circus staged last night
at the Law School building. 1435 X
street north west to raise funds to
furnish students rest rooms at the
school.
The circus will begin at 5 o'clock
and continue until II. There will be
no admission fee, but the numerous
side shows will cost 10 cents apiece
The general public has been invited
10 attend.