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The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Marriage Licenses.

Bernard A. Hackett, 81. and Eva J. Max
Geld. 20. both Of Washington. The Rev. II
7. Stevenson.
Robert Mcpherson. So. and Annie Z. Tay
lor. 80. both Of Washington The Rev. J. Z
Willis.
Roy H. Ewers. 20. of Washington. and
Indie y. stultz. is, OF Woodstock, Va. The
Rev. {. A. Shreye.
Henry Jackson. q, and Elsie williams. 90
both Of Washington. The Rev. II. I. Dent
william II. Boswell, 81, ard Leoua c.
Rowe. -. both Of Arlington, Va. The Rev.
W. H. French.
svend c. Helfer, %. and Mildred K. Pfeif.
fer, Is. both Of Washington. The Rev. II.
P. J. Egsn.
Richard L. Goldupp. 81. of Omaha. Neb..
and Helen L. Little, ., of Macomb, Ill.
The Rev. 4. Z. Rarrows.
James W. Burke, -, and Anna Hearn. 10,
both OF washingt ton. The Rev. II. ]. Dun
ham.
Courtney N. Marcy, %. and Martha E.
Turner. e3. both Of Washington. The Rev.
J. s. Montgomery.
Robert L. Macmurtie. 80, Of Providence
r. l., and Minnie l. Wells. 80, Of Peters
burg. Va. The Rev. J. L. Cartwright.
Ernest G. Riegle, n, of Saginaw. Mich.
and Julia A. Cook. 3s. Of Petersburg. Va
The Rev. J. K. Cartwright.
Elwood y. Fisher. 50, and Bernice Penn
IS. both Of Laurel. Md. The Rev. J. II
Jerries.
william J. Dowd. 81, Of Neward. n. J..
and Kathleen n. Richmond. .. Of Gate
City. Va. The Rev. J. K. Cartwright.
William Frazier. 80 and Rose Knights
10. both Of Coumbis. S. c. The Rev. A
Ssyles.
James A. shprte. 81. Of Pontiac, Mich.
and Lillian SheIhorse. 20, Of Richmond, Va
The Rev. J. H. JcfYries.
James e. OFT. 20. of Washington. and Mel
lie o. Harrell. "a. Of Roanoke, va. tn.
Rev. G. A. Miller.
Harry B. Dursll. 81. and Maria c. Tam
marc. 3. both of Washington. The Rev. ]
NJ. Mcnamara.
Charles A. Wood. %. and Bessie r
Adams, 10. both of Richmond. Wa. TIL,
Rev. J. =. Bryan.
Arthur J. Baker. 81. and Eleanor. Swan
IS. both Of Washington. The Rev H. l
Stewart.
Sinclair Bowen. 80. and Margaret Col.
man. Is. both Of Washington. The Rev. J
II. Curtis.
Harry H. Dickens. So. and Anne N
Reeves, 81. both Of Richmond, Va. IN,
Rev. ]. Z. Briggs.
Paul Foster. 81. Of Washington. and Fan
nie II. Bruce. -. Of Nashville, Tenn. Tn,
Rev. n. d. Talbot.
Charles c. Hughes. %. and Imoxene r
holloman: %. both OF Washington. Tn,
. William y. Clark, 81. Of Bellevue. Tex.
and Alice Fulton. 80. Of Alvord, Tex. Tn,
Rev. c. @. ChRppell.
ROBBERY Fl. Voolfolk, q, and Louise 10
max. 10. both Of Washington. The Rev. s
p. W. Drew.
Thomas J. Saunders. 81, and Bertie KEYS
90. both Of Washington. The Rev. T. T
Taylor.
Carl +. Welsh. "a. and Ella NJ. Wright, q
both OF Washington. The Rev. &, q. Chap
pell.
Jay s. Smith. 90, and Ella N. Lloyd. o.
both Of Washington. The Rev. J. A. Camp
bell.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Facts Fiction Fashions and Features Of Interest to Women
The Marriage Mill = s::: ss::. :.::. s.:;.s e.

fully implanted 4 kiss on It's we'll
massaged surface.
IT'S q privilege" he returned
promptly, wondering absently II
that sunken line could ever have
been q dimple like Alison's.
The telephone rang again inperi-
ously.
You wicked children have upset
Maplewood's morning" smiled Mrs.
Atherton complacently. as she re-
turned to the instrument.
Il say, let's duck" suggested
Osborne. This sort of thing In go
ing to keep up all day"
But your family is coming to
call and mother asked me to be
here at tea especially"
'Oh, damn familiesw muttered
the bridegroom. Il want you all
to myself for a while"
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Disease Germs Must BE Eliminated
From the Blood.

When your skin disease reaches
its worst stage ard the fiery burn
ing causes yoI to scratch and
scratch in an effort to obtain relief.
there is many a sleepless night in
store for you.
l. is nothing more than folly to
expect to be cured by the use of
local treatment. such as ointments.
salves, lotions. etc Such remedies
may AFFORD some temporary relief.
but you want moro than relief; you
want a remedy that win rid you
forever of the tortprinE disorder.
Eczema letter. bolts. pinples. ui-
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
The Pipsisewah is coming
,one on. Hop! Hop! Hop!n

his mother could have wished.
Why. Hoppi! You are jump
ing" exclaimed the bunny gentle
man. How did you do it?"
Don't stop to ask questions, IL
you please. Uncle Wiggily!"
croaked Hoppi. but you had better
jump, too! The Pipsisewah Is COM
ingi Come on, Hopt Hopt Hop"
And Uncle Wiggily and the toad
boy hoped so fast that they got
away from the Pip, who was after
the rabbits souse. Hoppi had seen
the Pipsisewah coming. and the lit
tie toad boy wanted to get away so
much that he hoped before he
knew it. And after that he had no
trouble, for he found that he was
specially made for jumping, and IL
didn't hurt him at all. And IL the
apple doesn't fall of the peach
tree, and bump the ice water
pitcher on the end of its nose. I'll
tell you next about Uncle Wiggily
and the dishes.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Live Apart, Keep
Honeymoon Going,
Hotel Brides Plan

Boston, July 2. Miss Grace
Nicholas, stenographer at the fash
lonaoie Hotel Somerset, and Leon
w. Fournier, room clerk at the ho-
tel, are to be married Monday, and
nave decided that the best way to
prolong the honeymoon is to live
apart. In explanation, Miss Nichol-
as says:
When people are first married.
they should drink their Gun of hap
piness slowly. Too many drain the
cup to the dregs at once and then
complain of the bitterness They
want all their happiness at once.
Then they lose interest in each
other.
I'VE intend to make our happiness
last. When we are married, we will
have tasted OF the cup and gradu-
ally we will sip it up. BY doing this
way we will find new interest in
each other. continually"
The romance which has culminat-
ed In marriage began two weeks
ago when Miss Nicholas went to
work in the hotel. She says:
1T was warm .handshake that
did II. You see, 1 was a stranger,
and when / was introduced to Leon.
l was so glad to meet someone that
looked human. that / grasped his
hand with great fervor. He was
equally fervent and after that we
liked each other
Mr.. Fournier Is the son of Nine.
Wyse Fournier of Boston, an artist
and teacher. He was born in Texas
and has had as varied a career az
his fancee. During the war, he
ferved a. . captain in the army.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03

Once upon a time. when Uncle
Tlggily was on bis way through the
goods, looking for an adventure.
nd at the same time going to the
We and seven cent store to get a
paper OF hat pins fer Nurse Jane
uxzy wuzzy, the rabbit gentleman
beard some voices talking behind a
o1lypop bush A lollypop bush, yo'i
know, is the bush off which the can
~ men get sticks on which they
asten ice cream cones.
Hum! wonder who is talking
hcreT' said Uncle wiggily. II had
best take a book. for 1t may be some
bad friends of mire who would nib
bic my souse."
listened again and he heard one
koice gay:
"oh. but mother! I'm afraid"
Afraid OF what. silly chap" went
bn tho second voice. Don't you see
me do 1t so easily? why won't you
kry-'
THAT doesn't sound very danger
Sus." thought Uncle Wiggily. I'll
AXE a look"
So he looked and he saw a mother
hoptoad ana her little boy on a sam
by place under the lollypop bush.
|rhe mother toad was jumping
kround, but the little boy toad was
kquatting. in a heap and keeping
Fery still.
Good morning. Mrs. Hopper
road." said Uncle wiggily. What
Fefms to be The trouble this morn
3ng?"
"Oh. I can't get little Hoppi TO
hon." said Mrs. Toad. This Is his
hrst hopping Lesson. but he's afraid
even to take tiny jump. though he
bees me taks tig ones without get
hing hurt"
whats the matter. Hoppi?" ask
Id Uncle wiggiIy. why don't you
hop as your mother 6oes?"
-Oh, cause I'm afraiC II I do I'll
ecme down SO hard on the solid
|ground that I'll break my skin. or
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
All States Join
In Celebrating
Suffrage Victory

Auditorium. San Francisco. July
"A fifteen-minute suffrage
demonstration. probably the big
gest in the history of national
conventions. marked the reading
of the suffrage plank In the
Democratic platform today by
Chairman Glass of the resolu-
tions committee.
Every State standard Joined the
march around the aisles. The
band played incessantly in dou-
ole time. The men Joined in the
cheering but women's soprano
voices filled the air with a shrill
overtone of sound. the like of
which was not heard during the
shows" staged for the candi-
dates when they were put in
nomination before the conven-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
ARMY PROVIDES
D. G. FIREWORKS
mo Mans Land Rockets
Will Help Piney Branch
Celebrate Fourth.

Fireworks OF the kind used by
the army during the war will be a
feature of the Independence Day
celebration of the Piney Branch
Citizens Association at Thirtee nth
street and Delafeld place northwest,
Monday night.
The display consists of more than
$50 pieces. 1t includes rockets and
other pyrotechnic pieces used to H.
Illuminate NO Mans Land" The
War Department, upon being noti-
fed that no general celebration. of
Independence Day would be held in
Washington, offered the exhibition.
The fireworks will be brought
from Raritan Arsenal, n. ]. Sol
diers will superintend the display.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
STREET CAR STRIKE
TIES UP NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, July New Or
leans street car service was para
lyzed today by strike of conduct
ors. motormen and shopmen last
night.
Word was received early today
that Maj. Gen. Edward NJ. Lewis,
commander of Camp Pike, accom-
panied by his staff, was en- route to
New Orleans to take command of
United States troops guarding
street railway property.
The men demanded SIS cents an
hour. The company insisted that
in order to meet the demands an
Scent fare would be necessary. The
present fare of cents was put into
effect last year.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
BY Howard r. Gal

! bend my toenaiIs or something like
that!" grunted Little HoppL
Why don't you get him a sofa
cushion - lap6 on for the fret few
hops? asked the bunny uncle.
/ i have, said Mrs. Toad. I've
tried everything. I've made him q
Wibblewobble's duck feathers. I've
even bought him a football, blown
up with soft air. to land on. But
still he is afraid to take his first
hop. He just crawls along, and
goodness knows a hoptoad boy will
never amount to anything in this
world unless he learns to jump"
That Is very true" said Uncle
Wiggily. Suppose you leave Hoppi
to me. Mrs. Toad. I'll take him OF
in the woods. don't mind IL he
walks slowly. for / am in no hurry.
And perhaps I can; teach him to
hop"
''oh. wish you wouldr croaked
Mrs. Toad. And Hoppi, being very
fond of Uncle Wiggily, was glad TO
stay with the rabbit gentleman
Now. Hoppi," said Uncle Wig
gily when the mother toad had
gone, ''let me see IL you can't be q
brave boy and do a little jumping.
See, here is a soft bed of green
moss, as fluffy as a kittens back.
First, I'll jump on 1t. to show that
1t is very easy. and then I want you
to give a good hop"
Uncle Wiggily gave one of his
best jumps, and landed on the soft
bed of green moss under a tree.
Now. Hoppi" called the bunny
gentleman. ITS your turn"
"Oh. I'm afraid" grunted the lit
tie hoptoad boy. I'm afraid I'll
come down SO hard Ill break all
the buttons on my shoes!
Nonsense" laughed Uncle wig
gily. We'll. I'll look for a softer
place for you" The bunny found
a place where there was some moss
that was even greener and thicker
as fluffy as a poodle dogs back-but
still Hoppi was afraid to take even
one jump to land on that.
We'll. I'll see II can find some
thing else" patiently said the bun
ny gentleman. For you must
learn to jump. Hoppi. my boy!'
So Uncle Wiggily looked around
in the woods for something very
soft and mushy, that Hoppi might
land on it and not jiggle any but
tons off his shoes.
"Ha! l see some soft toadstools."
said Uncle Wiggily. They'll be
just the proper things for Hoppi to
jump on. They're as soft as mo-
lasses!"
Uncle Wiggily had. for a time.
left the little hoptoad boy squatted
by the second bed of soft moss.
Now the bunny was just going to
go back and call Hoppi to come
and try his first jump on the toad
stools when. all of a sudden. Hoppi
gave a loud cry and came leaping
through the woods as fast as even
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Skin Eruptions Cause g..
Constant Torture

GERS, iritations and scalp eruptions.
as we'll as all other forms of skin
diseases, come from a disordered
condition of :he blood. They must
be cured through the blood. and this
explains why local treatment fails
SO absolutely.
The radical and rational treat
ment Is to AXE a thorough course
of s. S. s., the purely vegetable
blood remedy, which thoroughly
cleanses the blood of every particle
of impurity. A few bottles of
s. 8. s. will rout out the disease
germs from your blood. your COM
plexion will begin TO clear up and
you will soon be rid of the disease
as thousands OF others have
Get q bottle at the drugstore to-
day. write to our head physician.
who will gladly give you full medi-
cal advice without charge: Address
Medical Director 612 Swift Labora-
tory. A8anta. Ga.--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Canada's Housing Problem.

The housing problem in Montreal.
Canada, reached its worst stage
during May. when dozen families
had to be sent to the Meurling Ref
uge after all efforts to find houses,
the rent of which they could pay.
were unavailing. The families ap-
piled to the, city hall and the city
oficials asked the Meurling Refuge
to shelter the homeless ones tempo
rarily at least.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
All of Nelson County, Va.
To Be I. F. Ryan Guests

LynchbUrg;-va.. July 2.-Thomas
F. Ryan will be host to Nelson
County Monday on his Oak Ridge
estate, that county. for Independ-
ence Day. The people of the county
have been invited to picnic on the
estate for the holiday and refresh
ments will be supplied them and
all entertainment will be free.
Many persons from Lynchburg Will
go to Oak Ridge for the day.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
MAN DISAPPEARS;
POLICE BAFFLED

Syracuse. n. Y, July 2.-Police,
friends. and the family of Francis
p. Martin, manager of the Empire
Theater here are completely baffled
by his strange disappearance since
last Saturday morning.
Conflicting reports as to when
Martin was last seen have been re-
ceived by the authorities, but they
have accepted the story of one frie nd
who said he saw Martin in the
vicinity of his theater at about $3.50
o'clock Saturday night.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Taste in Babies
Changes Among
., Foster Parents

Baby girls used to be twice as
popular as baby boys for adop-
tion.
The records of the District
Supreme Court for the past five
years. exclusive of 1920, show
that for every baby boy adopted.
two baby girls found new par
ents and new homes.
But. during the first six months
of this year, change. entirely
unaccounted for, has taken place.
The boys have caught up with
the girls. During this period
fifteen boys and fifteen girls
were adopted. This makes the
score even.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Saginaw Mayor Fights Flirts.

War has been opened on Saginaw.
Mich, firts. TOO many men are
accosting and insulting girls" says
Mayor Mercer. He told the cops it
must stop.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Die, in Time to Save Money.

Ten\ hours before his insurance
policy would have expired, Durwood
Hooker. service man. died at Fair
banks, Alaska. =
Glas svobode., 1920-03-05
STAVKA MA PORTUGALSKEM,
MCNARHISTI Sc VRACAJO.

London, 4. marca. = Portugal
ski monarhisti Sc zbirajo ma Span
ski meji in vec = vStevSi tudi ne
koga, XII je zelo prominenten
jih je prekoracilo mejo in odslo
v Portugalsko. To porocilo je do
spelo ma Daily Mail il Vigo, Spa
Mia, zadnjo sredo.
Motorosti, XII so dospeli v Vigo
porocajo o stavki ma Portugal
skem, katera je bila V zacetku o.
mejena samo na drzavnih zelezni-
cab toda Sc je pozneje razsirila na
privatne zeleznice in tramvajske
proge. Zastavkali so tudi postni in
telegraficni usluzbenci. Nekateri
pripovedujejo cello, da so stavkar-
il napadli cete oh zeleznicah, ki
vodijo ma mejo.
List Daily Mail je izvedel Sc cd
drugega vira, da so vse zeleznice
na ,Portugalskem zapletene stay-
ko. Poroeila, XII so dospela vceraj
pravijo, ola so delavci proglasili
sovjetsko formo Wade, kar pa Sc
nj bilo potrjeno.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-05
STUDENTJE V MADRIDU
REVOLTIRAJO.

Madrid, Spansko, 4. marca. =
Policiiske oblasti so bile prisllJe
ne. ola intervenirajo, ola Sc potlacl
nemir, XII je nastal med dijaki me.
dicinske fakultete ma univerzl "a
casa zbora.
Studentje, kateri so postal raz
burjeni> radi tega, ker je professor
ski komitej podal mesto patologl.
enc medicinske sole DR.. Ferrel
Piera-iu, so bill od policije pre-
magani. Trije so bill nemiru ra-
njeni,
Studentje so pretrgali nadalje,
vanje fakultetez glasnimi vsklikl
in klicali, da so clani komiteJa po-
kazali svoje osebno prijateljstvo S
tenn cinom. Pozneje, ko SO profe.
sorji zapustili dvorano IN odsll k
ministru "a ljudske instrukclJe,
da Sc pritozijo, jim je sledilo O.
krog 300 dijakov in jih med poto-
ma insultiralo. Ko so dospell do
ministrstva, Sc dijakom nj dovoll-
10 vstopa. Pri vratih je stala poll
CHA potegnjenimi sabljami.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-05
BOMBA POSKODOVALA KON-
ZULAT ZDRUzENIH DRAW.

Zurich 4. marca. - Pod pred
duriem (porcem) tukajSnjega a
meriskega konzulata je sinoci elk
splodirala bomba in zelo poskodo,,
valao poslopie. Ranjeni nj bll NH
ce.
Policijske oblasti verujeJo, da
so nasla pravo sled krive osebe, kl
je polozila bombo.
Washington d. c., 4. marca. =
Uradno porocilo o bombnem napa-
du ameriSkega konzrlata snocl Y
Zurichu je dospela danes na dr.
zavni department od generalnega
konzula Keena. Poroeilo soglasa 2
zgoraj jsnjim, da je namrec poslop-
ie deloma lmiceno, toda ranJen M
bill nihee.
. Mr.. Keen izjavlja, da polie.
pripisuje napad anarhistienim
strujam.
Tukajsnji oficijali omenjajo, ola
ie Svica zbiralisce politicnih be-
guncev IL vseh dezel Europe IN
sredisce mednarodnih intrig. -
V konzulatu 50 poleg general
mega konzula Keena Sc stiri urad-
niSke osebe.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-05
zENSKE KADE.

Razni domiSljaM pobol1Seyale
ljudi, kateri Sc trudijo na vse ma
cine, da bi napravili IL vsega sve
ia velik samostan, doeim Sc last
nih smeti Y svojih domovih niti n
dotaknejo ter jih splsh nocejo VI
deti, so jake preplaseni radi del
stva. da so Sc zaGele cigarette
zensBih krogih jake Siriti. Kar ma
.iok sill reveze to. Napoveduje Sc
yelik boj.
o kajenju med zenskami pojas'
njuje Sc najbolj tobaeni trgovec
"To nj mic novega, " pripove-
duie eden. "Mi smo vedno imeli
nekaj zenskih odjemalk. Samo to-
da pOprei Sc MISC pokazale, sele
pred nedavnim smo spoznali veci-
po njih. Poprej so vrSile svoj ma
kup cigaret potion drugih, sedaJ
prihaiaio dame iskati ter Sc ne
zmeniio vec, ce jih kdo vidi ali ne
Nth stevilo tudi primeroma ma
rasca.
Nekateri trgovci tobakom IL
iavljajo, da imajo re petdeset pro
centov zenskih odjemalcev.
"Pri zenskih je zanimivo to, :
pripoveduje prodajalec nadalje,
da vedno kupujejo najboljse vr-
ste cigaret in vedno vecjih mo-
zinah.
One he marajo slabih cigaret
kot moSki. Imamo tudi stare zalo-
90 parfumiranih cigaret, toda no.
6ejo iih. Cudno je, da kadar kupi
moSki cigarette "a svoje &enske
priiateljice, vedno kupi parfumi-
rane. doeim jih one ne marajo ter
imajo rajSi moene vrste. Najbrz
meniio, da je mocan tobak "a ME
+ravno tako dober kot "a moske,
ker nasprotnem slueaju bi bilo
mamenje, da "a njihovo telesno
konstitucijo tobak nj
Ze sedaj Sc V tobaenih proda-
ialnah vidijo razne potrebSeme "a
lxadilke. Fino izdelane uStnike "a
cigarette, cigaretne taske, XII so ta-
ko prirejene, da drze ma eni stra-
nj prah "a obraz, ma drugi pa ci-
garete it'd.
ZenSke kade in ia navada Sc
med mimi Siri. Prav imajo. Ce je
moSkim to dovoljeno, zakaj bi ne
smelo biti njim?
Glas svobode., 1920-03-05
Drzava New Jersey je vlozila reti-
clio proti prohibiciji.

stOsti in neodviSni vladi, ker Oro-
pa drzavo dohodkov cd licenc, kar
lie znaSalo V letu 1918 $2,442, ,o99
in radi tega, ker interferira z no
tranjo vlado ljudstva in operira S
tenn, da ga kaznuje tezkimi glo-
bami in zaporom ter prepreeuJe
poleg tega Sc proSnje "a icence "a
prodajo neopojnih pijae, kar je
dovoljeno pod zakoni drzave,
Pritozba govori nadalje, ola akt
omejuje vrsenje poklica zdravni-
kov V DRAW in operiranje njenih
kaznilnih, poboljsevalnih in do
brodelnih institueij; da drzava nj
soglaSala amendmentom, IN ce Sc
akt potom sile uvede, tedaj posta-
villa drzavno pravicO, ola sama re-
gulira svoje notranje zadeve, ma
niGlo.
Oh sklepu izjavlja pritozba, ola
Ge je amendment vreden pravlce
kongresa, da ga uveljayi, tedaJ
mai Sc to tiGe Samo ZunanJlh zadeV
Zdruzenih drzav in samo tollko V
dezeli sami, da federalna oblast
regulira trgoyino likerJi med po-
sameznimi drzavami. Drzava sama
ina pravico, da okrilju svoJih
mel akt siloma udejstvi, &c Sc j
vidi umestno. Nihce Aven te drza-
We nina te pravice,
Ma predlog asistenta generalne-
GA pravdnika FriersOna Je sodlSce
konGno dolocilo prihodnji ponde-
lick. da zaslisi argumente slucaJa
drzave Rhode Island in istotako
apele IL drzave Kentucky in Mas
sachusetts ter bo razpravlJalo o
vrednosti in nevrednosti prohibi-
stiGnega amendmenta.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-05

Washington, 4. marca. = Drza-
va New Jersey je potion svoJega
generalnega pravdnika Thomasa
f. McCrana vlozila pri naJviSJe-
mu sodiSGu Zdruzenih draw tOz-
bo, hotee da Sc prohibicijSki a
mendmend proglasi "a nekonsti-
tuciionelnega in da Sc preprecl
prisiljenie Volsteatovega akta.
Tozba ie naperjena proti gene
ralnemu pravdniku Palmerju in
Danielu C. Roperju komisarju M
ternalnih drzavnih dohodkov.
Iziavlja Sc, da je bill amend
ment nepravilnO sprejet, da ga '
.enaindvajsetih drzavah MISC legl-
stature potrdile, kakOr je dOloeeno
DO niihovih drzavnih kOnstitucl-
iah. in da nina kongreS take mo-
6i. da bi predlagal tax konstituel-
ionelni amendment, katerl Dl re-
puliral navade In morale IJudstVa.
EadaIje izjavlja, da je amendment
legislativna in ne konStituclJonel-
ma stvar in kot TAX je bill Sprejet
neprayilno.
Dale je V tOzbi Obdolzltev, ola
amendment centralizira oblastl
,brez dovoljenje ljudstva V New
,Jerseyju in je radi tega to krse-
ME niihovih najviSjih pravlc, Vol
steatov akt, kateri Sc Je poJaVll
pod avtoriteto amendmenta, pravl
petieiia, je IL tega vzroka neve-
ljaven.
Izjavlja Sc, da Volsteatov akt
neveliaven zatO, ker omeJuJe IN
deloma unieuje davcno vrednost
zemliisG in osebne laStnlke V dr.
zavi; ie destruktiven DRAWN pro
Glas svobode., 1920-03-05
DOBROSRCEN ZDRAVNIK
ARETIRAN.

Dandanes nj vec dobro zdravni-
ku, Xxi je preyee dobrosrcen. Ako
skuSa prevee odpomo6i "boleha-
vim" bolnikom ina kmalu opra-
viii postavo. To je skusil tudi r.
w. Carroll.
Policija je namree Kvedela, da
zdravnik daje reeepte onim, kate
ri so "nevarno bolni" in nujno
potrebujejo steklenice zganja. Da
Sc V tenn pride ma jasno Sc je po-
slalo Union hotel kjer je incl
dol1tor svoj urad detektiva, kateri
je seveda silno kasljal, ko je do
spell tie. V cakalni sobi je bill dvaj-
seti in attendant ga je postavil le
90 V vrsto "a drugimi Ko je bilo
dokaza dovoli je detektiv doktor-
ia aretiral.
Ma policiji je izpovedal, 'da je ze
nekoliko dni sem napisal vsak dan
preko sto receptov "kasljajecim .
bolnikom. Ia RECEIPT je racunal od
enega dolarja do sedsm, kar je bi
10 odvisno cd "'bolezni" kot je z
nasmehom primal. Polozil je 1000
dolariev varScine V gotovini in Sc
daj caka sodbe, ker je prelomil
prohibiSticno postavo.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-05
LJUBEzNJIVA zENICICA.

Tridesetletni Nikolaj Lillig j
vlozil pri. sodisGu prosnjo "a loci
tev zakona, ker baje he more ve(
prenasati ljubeznivosti svoJe sre
kane zenice Hazel III. Lillig.
S solznimi oemi je potozil sod
niku, da je jako miroljubno smr
cal postelji, ko ga nenadoma
predrami silen udarec pesti, k
mu je padel ma brado. Da Je bile
gorje Sc huje ga je vilicami "a.
bodla v roko. Sodnik 81 je obrisal
debelo solzo, Xxi mu je zaigrala '
oeesu in dovolil razporoko.