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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
Flu Epidemic.
.fss
Causing Many Deaths Here
And Abroad.

Paris January 18.-Infuenza in a form
SO yirulent as to battle the medical au-
thorities is sweeping through Poland,
according to American Red Cross reports,
The disease is marked by the suddennsss
of attack and the high percentage Of
fatalities. Hundreds of persons.are dy-
ing daily in Warsaw, the reports show,
while three-fourths of the hospital at
tendants have been stricken,
Red Cross doctors who had experience
with influenza epidemics in the United
States and France say they are amazed
at the almost instant infection upon ex-
posure and the quick development Of the
disease. Death in many cases occurs
within "a hours. Women and young
people appear to be particularly sus-
ceptible. There Is almost a constant
succession of funerals at Warsaw many
of them being held at night, the pail
bearers carrying torches in accordance
with the Polish customs.
This is the third influenza epidemic
Poland has suffered.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
Young Fan.

Sunday School Teacher (speaking Of
the Aposties) Peter made one error
Irrepressible Kid--How many runs
did 1t let In, teacherf ~.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
Sued For DAMAGES.

According to the Frederick News,
Frank M. Reightler has sued William
Blickenstaff for SIS, 900 damages. Both
parties are residents of Thurmont.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22

Chicago Jan. 18.-Health Department
officials here today appealed to all doc
tors and medical students in Chicago to
aid in the campaign to stop the epidemic
of pneumonia and influenza which has
been reaping a toll OF death during the
past week.
Health Commissioner Robertson today
enlisted the services of 8. 200 public health
nurses, graduates Of the school. Every
available policeman has been assigned to
prevent splitting In public places and
other violations of sanitation ordir ances.
Reports today showed 1900 new cases
of pneumonia and influenza with 52
deaths. New cases are being reported
every hour, according to health officials.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
ParadoxIcaI Feelings.

Paradoxicai Feeiln0s.
II felt cold chi,ls, coming over me
when the train stopped"
"What was the trouble"
"A, hot box"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
PROTECT CROPS
FROM THE BIRDS
Biological Survey Finds Necessity
for Action.
FARMER SUFFERS BIG LOSS

Policy Of Bird Conservation That viii
Best Serve Interests Of Farmers In
wolves Not Only Appreciation Of the
Beneficial Species. but Adequate A.
tention to Control Of Troublesome
ones-eoboIinks Cause Damage In
Rice Fields.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
OSLAVA DRUHEHO VYRO
Ct SKONCENf VALkY.

Ma zitrejsi ctvrtek pripada
dvoulet6 jubileum, kdy po sve
re Sc rozletla zprava, re sveto-
"A valka vzdanim Sc N6mcn
LA V hlavAin rysu sGontena.
ZdeiSi odbor Americke Legie
hodla vypraviti ma ulicich do
lenniho mesta "hadi tanec" V
pr6vodu jehoz konec potatek
bude V hlavnim stanu ma vych,
p. ul. a Euclid Ave. Krone to-
ho, bude pam6tihodneho dine
vzpomenuto We skolach. kde k
5actvu promluvi clenstvo Ligy
Udalosti vyuzito bude i retni-
XIV pro nastavaiici kampan ve
nrospech dobrocinneho fondu
Community Chest. Jinak wynn
oslava oproti dvema minulym
mnohem klidneji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
KRAJAN PLACEK OkRA.
DEN o POSILNENOU.

Do bytu Jana Placka, 1864
vych. 40. ulice vnikli po pulno-
ci tri muzi, pTedstavili Sc jako
ufedni osoby ukazanim odzna-
XII a sebrali mu 13 pajntG pra-
We nefalsovane whisky, naleza-
jici Sc v soukromem jeho ma
jetku. Krajan nemeskal a o.
znamil podivnou konfiskaci ma
policii jelikoz prohibicnimu
agentu Fredu Coutsovi neni die
ucineneho dotazu niceho zna-
mo o celem pripadu, zda Sc,
re p. Placek byl vykutalenymi
a drzymi vetrelci zasobu
svoji okraden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
PRO ZLEVNENI JAELEK.

Nasim hospodyhkam Sc prv
"a kratko naskytne Zajiste VI
tana pTilezitost nakoupiti zim-
nj zasohu jablek ma buSle "a
mnohem levnejsi peniZ nez-li
kdyz koupi ma pouhe librv. A
spon agent statni farmafske
kancelare Bryant navrhuie
velko i malogroceristGm tento
prostTedek. abv Sc zema byla
sebrana letosni troda. iez V
mnohych pripadech liz pocina
hniti. DIE ieho vIroku nTesa-
huie letosni iablecna droda
lonslou ,1rodu ctyfnasobne, ale
neni naleziteho spoieni, lax
cprostredkovati prodei. V Co
lumbus ucin6n bvl pokus zlev
niti cenv We velkem a proceri
ste Ochotou vvSli ufadnn
vstric. Jablkova situace Gle
vealnde bude proiednana n;
dnesni schIzi, ktere Sc KRONE
iinvch interesovanVch kruhi
suGastni tez obchodnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
ZVYSENf JfZDNEHO MA
CLEVELANDSKYCH POUL.
KARACH.

Y sobotu Sc rozloucime pc.
takovym jizdnym a V nedel
budeme jiz po kapsach shane
ii cent1 sest, abychom uspoko-
jill vyberciho. Oznamuji nam
tax pro poteSeni plakaty We
voZich cd vcerejSiho dne uni
stene:
Pro Cleveland East Cleve.
land: &c hotov6 aneb . listkll
"a soc, prestup 1c, zadnG ma
vraceni.
Pro Cleveland Heights: sc
hotove, aneb II listku "a soc,
zadny prestupni listek, vyjma
pri placeni die sazby cleve-
landske.
Pro Lakewood: Mezi Cleve-
tandem a Lakewood sc hotove,
zadny prestupni listek, vyjma
pri placeni die clevelandsk6
saZby.
Pro Euclid Village: Il East
Cleveland "Y" k Euclid Village
sc hotove.
Pfedplatni listky isou jiz
vytist6ny a dany budou patrnf
~ obeh V dob6, kdy nabude no
va jizdni saba pIatnosti. to je
= ned6li dne Ia. listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
JOYCE MA MfSTE SPACHA
NE VRAzDY.
Krajans mezi porotci.

z vrazdy Kagyho obvinenl
Joyce byl svedkem, kdyz sc
vcera ma miste, kde zabil svo.
il obet' pred porotou opakova-
la scena cele neblahe udalosti
Kdyz bylo porotc1m vse INA.
Zorneno, dopraveni byli do no
telu dolenniho mesta, kde Zu-
stanou po celou dobu trvani
procesu, jak naridil soudce
Maurice Bernon. Jest to prvni
pfipad, kdy takto jest poro-
tou zachazeno. az dosud bylo
zvykem osamotniti soud lidu
bezprostTedne pred sestavenim
jejiho vyroku.
Vcera povolil soudce zado-
sti statniho zalobce, odlozil
soudni iednani, ably porota mo-
hla navst{viti scenu strelby V
hostinci ma vvch. 9. ul. Ha-
milton Ave. Ma mist6 pax de-
monstrovano. jak Sc vrazda as
udala. ukazana mista, kde stal
zavrazdeny Kagy, Joyce o.
nen zahadnI "treti neznamV
muz" ma n6hoz Sc vrazda sva-
di. K pfitomnym porotcim ne
smell nikdo promluviti.
Ocekava sc sice, re nekoli.
ka statnim sv6dkGm Sc podafi
ziistiti Joyce iakozto stfelce
ale obhaice zalovan6--
no. pravnik Meals tvrdi. re v
dobe cinu nebvlo zadnych sved
XII a soucasne uiiSt'uie, ze Sc
mu podafi zjistiti 'neznam6-
no" vraha. Jeden re svedku ie
prav6 zavren pro pobodani sv6
no souseda a soudce William
Fl. McGannon bude iako sv6-
dek vyslechnut dnes.
Ma seznamu porotcn. kteri
mali rozhodnouti vine Joyce
jsou jmena krajanG:
Josef f. Sedlak, zenaty
stroinik. 1929 vtch. 50. ul. a
Josef RI. Brezina. zenaty zed-
mix, 1888 vych. so. III.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
VYBUCH " DOMACf VINO.
PAINE.

Fxplose destilacniho apara-
tn dostala vcereiSiho odnoled-
ne vinopalnika do vezeni a ie-
no zenu t6zkymi popalenina-
mi do nemocnice ma vVch. 55.
ul. Stale Sc tax V els. 2477 W.
chodni 50 ul.. kde 38letv Her
man Birn palil kofalku deseti
gallonovem kotli. kdyz poied-
nou obsah vybuchl a zapalil
ma ieho manzelce odev. Ne
st'astnice vyb6hla ma ulici s
krikem a kolemjdouci Sc sna-
zili udusiti plameny, dopravili
ii rychle aptem do nemocnice
kde ma nj dosud Sat doutnal
DO bytu privolani hasi6i a poll.
ciste tretiho precinktu nalez-
Ii A study pfipraven6ho kvasi-
VA hrozinek. kter17to obiey
pfivodil zatceni Birna. Popale.
nj Birnova podlehla sv6mu zra
n6ni we stfedu rano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
SMRT NASLEDkEM POZITI
POkOUTNE VYROBENE
kORALKY.

Cd vcerejsiho vecera patra
oolicie po muzi, jenz prodal
Sebastianu ka rlovi V els. 639
vych. $50. ul. kofalku, vyrobek
to domaci vinopalny, ktery "a
vinil po poziti smrt jmenova-
neho muze. Bude-li vinnik do
paden, bude zalovan iiz die
prijate "a poslednich voleb
Crabbeovy predlohy a bude Sc
musiti zodpovidati z vrazdy
prv6ho stupne, jez muze miti V
zap6ti trest smrti ma elektri-
cke zidli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
SPASOVITI LUPICI.

Ma vychodnim 18. ul. a
Payne Ave. bvl dvema nicemy
prepaden William Pass. 1904
vVch. 10. ul. kteri namirenymi
"pistolemi" ma mem vynutili Wv.
dani $3.50. Kdvz pin strachr
penlze odevzdal. vvstfelili mu
lupici primo V oblicei, takze
81 Pass dosud vytiral Zrak
kdvz na misto Sc dostavila DO.
licie. Zbrane obou banditu by.
lv totiz obvceine hracky, ?
nichz Sc strika voda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
PRO UCAST MA BEDFORD
SkE LOUPEZl ZATCENE ZE.
NY PUSTENY MA
ZARUKU.

M. Johnsonova, matka, "a
loupezneho pokusu bedford
'ske bance zastreleneho bandi-
Ity Johnsona, jakoz milenka
posledn6jsiho, kinoherecka
Norma Scottova neb take zna-
ma pod jmenem Hazel Greyo-
va, byly vcera z vazby propu-
steny, kdyz "a ne byla jistou
spolecnosti dana zaruka. Ob6
byly zatceny budou take SOU
zeny pro prijimani kradenych
skvostd pri prohlidce uSnich'
nalezenych. PGvodni zaruka
znela pro kazdou ma $4,000,
ale okresni zalobce Bernon ma
piimluvu assistenta zalobce
Allena kauce slevil u prvnej-
81 ma $4,000 a u druhe ma $25OO
Skvosty II Mich nalezene, pred
stavovaly hodnotu as $4,000
dolartl krone "a $3.50 ma no.
tovych penezich, n6ktere sper-
ky pochazely dokazane kra-
deze spachane v Buffalu ma
obch. cestujicim klenotnicke
firmu z Rochestru, MaXimu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
Neodkladejte!.

Svatky dostavi kratkou dobu ii, ktefi
81 pref vzpomenouti ma pfibuzne pratele We
stare vlasti nejakym darkem, nell BY tax u6i-
nit ihned.
Jest nejpfilez;tostnej;i cas- pro ty, ktefi mali
umyslu zaslati vetsi obnosy, jelikoz podmin-
ky kursovni jsou nejnize jak nepoklesly po del
81 dobu.
MUzEME VAN POSKYTNOUTI NEJLEPSf
SLUZBU A NEJNIzSl CENY
Jelikoz jsou pomery Rakousku velice zle,
mohli by Jim ii, ktefi tam mali prbuzne pTa-
tele nejlepe pomoci zaslanim potrayinnove
poukazky Good Drafts). Timto zpisobem
Vam mGzem tez pcslouzti.
Nase parnikove spojeni dostihuje kazds zeme
svste davame tomto smGru ochotns ka-
zdou nformaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
ONEMOCNENf BYVALEHO
SUPERINTENDENT SPAUL-
DINCA.

V Skolnich kruzich kolovala
vcera zprava, re byvaly cleve-
landsky skolni superintedent
DIR. Frank f. Spaulding byl ma
sledkem nemoci donucen VIDA
ii sc ma cas- sveho mista iako
riditel paedagogia pfi Yale u
niversite a odebrati sc k vyle-
cent New Haven do Massa-
chusetts. Stav jeho neni ale M
kterak nebezpecny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
Vyzvani krajanIn,
2 Podebrad.

Ochotnicky Sbor Jifiho
z Podebrad chce 81 postavi-
ii move divadlo a zada o
laskavou podporu krajanu
Podebradskych v Americe
usedlych. Ma .snaznou "a
dost uvedeneho spolku uja.
isem Sc jeho prosby a zaha-
iuji sbirku s nadeji, ze kra-
jani z Podebrad, neb okoli,
|pfispeje die sve moznosti
ma Gcel tento. Prispevky
priiima a po pfipade po u
vedomeni 81 vyzvedne AL
bert Novotnv, 1905 f. 1876
Ct. Tel. Union 872 R.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10

KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY.
LACINEJSf SATSTVO.

Rochester, N. Y, 9. list. Sni.
zeni ceny satstva 0 81 tretinu
proc. bylo oznameno Michaels,
Stern & Co., nejvetsi firmou
zdejsi v od6vnickem prdmyslu.
Snizeni jest datovano cd I. Ii
stopadu, a kteri- obchodnici
pred tim zbozi nakoupili, OBJ
drzi dodatecnou slevu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10

Sobeckost a necitelne
mladi "PANU" nechape
zatizeni statecku a ohrozu-
ie byti svvch mladsich sou-
~ozencI. Priid'te v nedSli,
ID. list, do {. N. Sine a
vzpominejte!
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
WOO Q WEEKS,
URGES RECTOR
Half Divorces Due to Haste,
Brooklyn Pastors Tells
House Committee.

"A two weeks cooling OF" period
before marriage was advocated by
Rev. DR.. william sheafe. rector Of
Christ Church. Brooklyn. before the
House Judiciary Committee yester-
day.
Or. sheafe headed delegation urg-
ing favorable action on q resolution
by Representative Randall, OF CAL
ifornia, proposing a constitutional
amendment designed TO lead the way
to the enactment Of uniform divorce
laws IN all the states.
A walt Of half a month before
changing from single to double har-
ness, I'm the opinion OF the Brook
lyn clergyman, would mean no more
hasty marriages.
Statistics prove that so per cent
Of the divorces have been due to
nasty marriages." he said.
DIR. Sheafe told OF a nurse<he had
known in Brooklyn (name withheld
who met a man one day. nursed
him the next. married him the third.
and was suing for a divorce within
two months.
Pointing out the wide differences
In divorce laws in States like New
York. Nevada and South Carolina,
DR.. Sheafe asserted:
IF there was the same laxity in
the laws relating TO murder, there
would be a scandal which would
arouse the country. but the effect OF
loose marriage laws on society is al
most comparable with murder"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
FIND AGAROPHOBIAt
EPIDEMIC in CITIES

New York. Jan Ar you are a
native New Yorker and some ons
up and calls you an sgoraphobise
don't haul on and swat him one
He will not have insulted you. foi
you are one. Everybody. or mosi
everybody. who lives In a big eity
rs one. DR.. John NJ Keyes. for
merry surgeon with the A T. ".
says 90.
Il comes through close associs-
ton with buildings A confirmed
city dweiler cannot get them out OF
his system. once they are absorbed
so TO speak; and he isn't happy ia
open spaces like parks and prairies
and oceans. he may not know IL
but he simply pines for buildings
big, high. husky ones, building
and then more buiidingF- And like
the bay reaching for the cake Of
soap. he Is not happy till he geti
what he wants.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
TO MPAIGN
FOR mr.. PUBLIC
Drives Called Off for Week
While D. c. Pocketbooks
Are Replepished.

Now comes drive In behalf Of
hard-driven but eyer-generous Mr..
Public.
His two-way pocket Is becoming
piteously. frayed with the frequent
digging deep" to aid this and help
that and save this and save that
and now with a feeling Of relief
he contemplates the coming cam
paign that is to help him.
National Thrift Week Is the name
of 1t and it's principal object Is to
make Mr.. Public's pocket some
thing of the one-way variety. 1t
will begin January II. BENJAMIN
Franklin's birthday, and run to
January "a, and during that time II
is hoped to give Mr.. Public a lot OF
apparently needed information that
viii enable him to save and to make
money. In other words 1t will be
a campaign of education, conducted
with the sole aim of helping Mr..
p. and there is no catch in it.
Here are the lessons to be taught:
National thrift day or bank day.
Saturday.-Ben Franklin's birthday.
January ITO emphasize the serv-
ice a bank renders a community.
Share with Others day, Sunday,
January 1s,-To emphasize the re-
lation OF money to character.
National life insurance day. Mon
day. January 1s.-To emphasize the
value Of protecting loved ones with
life insurance.
Own your own home day. Tuesday,
January 20.-To emphasize the desir-
ability of owning your own home.
Make a will day. Wednesday. jan
uary ALTO emphasize the Importance
of making a will.
Thrift in industry day, Thursday.
January 22-To emphasize the iden-
teal interests OF employer and EN-
ploye.
Family budget day. Friday, January
23.-To emphasize the advantage of
using the budget plan for finances.
Pay your bills day. Saturday. jan
uary A.-To emphasize the moral OBJ
legation to pay your bills promptly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
THRIFT LESSON
LEARNED
D. c. School Children Save
And Invest $1,000 IN
W. S. S. During 1919.

Proof that the washInston public
schools not only learned but practiced
the lessons OF thrift they were taught
during the year lsis 10 shown in their
investments Of tile.o74-H In Thrift
Stamps and War Savings Stamps. ac-
cording to q report Of the Savings
Division Of the Treasury Department
made public yesterday.
vested through the medium Of I,2fi
War Savings Societies organized in
WASHINGTON schools under the. direc-
ton OF. Miss NJ. 4. whitzelI. with a
membership OF 21,a2s boys and girls.
The Elizabeth v. Brown School. 81
Chevy Chase. made the highest record
for any individual school during the
year. saving and investing t4.3l2.3o
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14

where within the past three. years.
! have been a resident OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia since January 8,
1900"
Competent to Serve.
Vincent L. Toomey, attorney, de-
clared DR.. Van Schaick could and
would serve as District Commission
er competeptly and efficiently.
Mr.. Clayton fled a brief with the
committee, charging that the ap-
pointment OF Van Schaick would vio-
late the spirit OF the act OF July
II. ISIS. under which the commits
sion form of government was in
augurated.
He said Van Schaick had entered
the service OF the Red Cross shortly
after the United States entered the
war and that he did not return
until Jul yor August, 1919. there
fore "ceasing to be an actual resi-
dent Of the District for three eyars
next before his appointment" thus
losing eligibility for the Office of
commissioner.
Senator King, of Utah. asked what
influences were behind the appoint
ment of Van Schaick. He was told
by the opposition that the Amerl-
can Red Cross Society, former Com
missioner BTownIow, and Miss Mar
garet Wilson. daughter of the Presi-
dent. had strongly urged his APP
pointment.
Endorsed by Civic Body.
A. ]. DriscolI added that the Mid
City Citizens Association. of which
DR.. Won Schaick is a member. gave
DR.. Van Schaick its unanimous en-
dorsement at it's last meeting.
Il feel that the opposition" said
Mr.. DriscoIl, has failed to show
any reason why he should not be
confirmed as a District Commission.
He possesses all the qualifications
necesssar yto be an efficient Com
missioner. He has been active in
civil affairs for many eyars, and is
an Intelligent and broadmindej
| man."
Mr.. DriscoTl characterized as very
| pood Judgment the argument of Van
Schaick's opponents that because he
| had served with the American Red
| Cross in Belgium he had lost his
| citizenship in the District.
IF that is the case, how about the
! 2,OO0.O soldiers who wetn to France?'
/ he asked
Mrs. NJ. S. Gerry. member of the
| school board, asserted that DR.. Var
! Schaick. as president of the board
had been an excellent executive and
had been absolutely fair, and had
not caused and disruption in the
| schools.
! DR.. Starr Parsons. of the North.
east Citizens Association. presented
/ a resolution adopted by that organi-
Zation protesting confirmation of Van
| Schaick's appointment.
He said DR.. Van Schaick was
dogmatic, his manner offensive and
that the public schools had been in
turmoil during his administration.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14

New York. - Miss Vartenousch
Karagheusian. first American girl
held as an Arab slave to arrive in
America. has had a run of thrilling
adventures. Her family was driven
miles into Turkish territory, in the
vicinity 'of Mesopotamia, and she
alone survived the march. Being
assigned to a Turkish hopital at
Vartenousch, she managed to escape
to the British lines and was then
sent to the American relief station
at Beirut. Her brother, John, a
wealthy rug merchant of Mime
apolis. met her on her arrival In
New York.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
Interest U. s. Women in D. c. Fight

The woman's Committee for Dis
trict of Columbia Suffrage-Mrs. Isa-
bel WorrelI Ball. chairman will
meet Thursday at 10 am. in the
woman's reception room, New Will
lard Hotel. to discuss plans for in
teresting the women Of the country
In the campaign to secure repre-
sentation In Congress and the cleo
toral college for the people of the
District The womGn's Suffrage
Committee is preparing TO ask all
women's organisations throughout
the country TO back the suffrage
campaign. ~
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
WHEN MEALS
DON'T FIT
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the
quickest Indigestion and
Stomach Relief

When meals hit back and your
stomach is sour, acid, gassy, ,or you
feel heavy Jumps Of pain or headache
from indigestion-here is instant re-
lief
Just as soon as you eat a tablet or
- = cf Pape'S Diapepsin all the dys-
persia, indigestion and stomach dis
tresE caused by acidity ends. These
nifaSsrt, harmless tablets of Pape's
p spin never fail to neutralize
the harmful stomach acids and make
you te"l fine at once, and they cost
20 iit4a at drug stores.-Ady.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
Two Held for Conspiracy;
Trucks and Rum Forfeited
CBy Herald Leased WIrel

Youngstown, Ohio. Jan. 13-H. e.
Dammeyer. 4s. ex-saloon keeper and
Ralph Parilla, So. former wholesale
liquor dealer and proprietor OF
garage where a large quantity of
whisky was confiscated by revenue
agents. were arrested late this after
noon on Federal warrants charging
them with conspiracy to defraud the
United States government.
Dave. Bert and NJ. Friedman, truck
owners, also were arrested. The
Friedman brothers operated the
trucks used to transport the whisky.
The trucks were declared forfeited
and taken by the government.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
IN. Y. Would Halt Volstead
Act Until State Goes Dry

Albany, N. Y, Jan. B.-In a resolu-
ton introduced in the Assembly, the
Attorney General Is directed to at
tempt to prevent the .Volstead act
from being enforced in New York
State until the State has passed Its
own enforcement measure.
Should the Attorney General be I'M
successful in this move, he is d.
rected to bring action in the United
States Supreme Court to test the
validity OF constitutional prohibition
and the Volstead act.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-14
Steam6tters Elect

r. H. watts has been elected
president Of the steamftters' local
union for 1920. Other oficers are
J. Barlow, vice president; s. d.
Yea. recording. secretary; J. II.
Bolts, business agent; Charles
Schmidt. treasurer; J. NJ Bolts,
financial secretary; w. l. Watts,
Thomas Hess and J. Barlow, trus-
tees; =. c. Luce. H o'NeIlI. H NJ
Brown. r. H, Watts and J. Barlow,
executive board; George Nau. serg-
eant-at-arms.