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Putnam patriot., 1920-01-09
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Mrs. Aim Is improving.
{. +. Gilbert was in Boston on
Monday
Miss Bertha Stevens was in Boston
on W ednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Bigelow is 10 re-
main at horne this winter.
Miss I.ucine Finch has returned
from visit in Windsor Locks.
f. f. Brown is spending a couple
OF DAYS in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Gladys Smith returned to Us
shining, n. y, to school last Saturday,
Rev. W. b. olnsted will speak at
the Neighborhood House Sunday eve
ming, Jan. II, at $40.
There will be a whist party at the
Neighhorhood House Friday evening,
Jan. 10th, and a social evening on
Jan. 23rd,
The ice harvest in most cases has
been completed. and has averaged IN
thickness from 10 TO IA inches and Is
of good quality,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy have re-
/ turned from spending week IN Ne"
/ York City. where they were the
4 guests of relatives.
Dr.. and Mrs Murray, who came
/ from Boston TO open their home Tor
the holidays, entertained at, emil
drens' party last Friday afternoon
Mrs. Fosdick B. Harrison of Wood
stock gave a most interesting talk at
the Community House Sunday eve
ming on why the Third Party
Miss Margaret Morris was called
Unexpectedly TO Valley Falls, X l..
owing to the illness of her niece
Miss Morris sister is at ufton with
Mrs. Bastick.
T. A. Hanley and Mrs. Hanley re
turned Tuesday evening from Ne"
York, where they had been spendlns
the holidays with Mrs. Hanley's sis
ter. Mrs. P. Head.
4 letter lately received from Mis-
Margaret Sullivan. who is spendins
the winter in Cambridge. Mass. re
ports her well, but she still think
there is no better place than Pomfret
Mrs. Lowell and Miss Alice Lowell
who have been guests at the Mathew
son farm since early summer. have re
turned 10 their home in Brooklyn, \
Y.
Head Master William B. 0lmste
Of the Pomfret School, will speak 8
the community meeting in the Neigr
horhood House on Sunday evening
al SIS o'clock His subject will Dc
possibilities of the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miles, WI
have been spending some weeks at IN
Ben Grosvenor, have gone to Florid;
On their return they will reside in tn
Goodridge place, "Gladwyn, While
they have leased for three years.
Tie Pomfret School reopene
Wednesday evening. The maler1i
Of the boys returned on the 100
m. express from New York. A.
Palmer, one Of the masters, went
New York Tuesday TO take charge
the return trip.
Miss Wells Of New YORK City h
arrived at the Ben Groseenor. whel
she will take up her musical stnii'
with Miss Charlotte Grosvenor, WI
will stay in pomfret 70 be near h
mother, Mrs. Benjamin Grosveno
who has been seriously III for the pa
few weeks.
In the case against Louis Da
which was tried on Tuesday morni.
for cruel and abusive treatment a.
Putnam patriot., 1920-01-09

ete.s school na.e for period Of
vear at salary Of 500 a month.
Miss Bigelow bas already assumed her
duties.
II hAs beea tuiei that the recent
examination II school pupils CON
acted b. nr. &. I l.smasehe. school
Putnam patriot., 1920-01-09

musician. disclosed 6S cases OF tu-
berculosis. and the examinations are
not more than half completed. The
cases where there is suspicion OF
tuhercular disease will be referred to
Or. Campbell of the Norwich sanator-
ium for examination.
Putnam patriot., 1920-01-09
MASS EDITH BlcELoW TO BE
SCHOOL NURSE

At the meeting Of the tssa sea no
committee Monday night. Mis- r lita
nsgslow of Worcester Hospital T 'in-
sar school and graduate nuree, WIS
Putnam patriot., 1920-01-09

Start the new year right. Sub
scribe to The Patriot,
Putnam patriot., 1920-01-09

Dove Lingerie Garments are al
ways good Investment. FIRST OF
al. their materials are substantial
IRE RsinSock and batiste are fine
I'D bebts dainty garments.
ba &c. ere also s-rong Next lie
Workmanship :. exceptional. the
i ms are carefully finished. en-
begideries and trimmings are seeuf-
ed by eAsfa site hes. The measure
.ssa=s IRE aiaple. You will never
ind good material wasted through
-oef making. As for Style. Dove
Ia erg .fmeass &c famous Tor Their
bee mnlaess. for the novel designs
ard artistic touches that lend lndl-
,duality to even the simplest fash
iore.
You elily wearing Dove" I'm
dergarments and they are so dura-
BILE and So moderately priced that
YOU find an added pleasure in Their
very evident economy.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13
coNv6cARE

Societatea Ronpina de Ajutor
81 Cultura Carol 1-iu'' din Ell
wood City, Pa. pc aceasta Gale
Convoaca pc tpti membrii sal de
a lua parte la adunarea Generala
de 6 luni care Sc va tinea in ziua
de 10 Decembrie a. &C. la Orele
l 80 dlpa ameazi. La ordinea
zilei .sunt mai multe puncte de
rezolyat intre care va II 81 ale
gerea noilor functionari pc 6
luni viitoare adeca incepind Gu
prima 1anuarie.
/, Deci sunteti rugati Gu totii sa
fiji prezenti la aceasta admare
ca sa putem pune toate lucrurile
in buna reguia fata de Societate
avem speranta ca i1u Yeti pune la
fitare 81 veti Fl Gu Itotii la acea.
sta adunare am ramas asteptinf
du-va GU drag in. numele Soc
Carol ,I-jn din ElfModGs CITY hPa
HE Bafbu, Preedinte.
Pet1t n. vaid9an, Sscretar I.
(8S-S9).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13
lN$flIN1ARE

aant rugat toti abon1nfi
nogtri q observe rm4teo<ele
raSuli Ia tfimitsrea psn1ru
schimbare do Adresx: "
I. 81 80 0crie adreea vedhe
undo la mars siarul q. Adrooa
unde s'a mutat.,
2. Il fiecare psrseaAk =
Sc al&ture mArci do 6c. ~ %
caute sa nj se dea numale Strar
del 81 Il orayului aerect
Cine nu observx aceste r.
gull in sadar aSteapt& q q
schimbe adresa CT nn % poate,
sAdministr14iA. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13
R0veniI1| Ia normal

Era fresc ca prosperitatea care ura ami in tara
accast utuor sarllor socae proper
onata bne nteles din progresul daorit unor mperarl
exceponale, activatea ndusala agrcoa lntensa ce
ruta de razboul mondia To munct, tot s'au Inamat
la caru progresuu fecare fost respatit potrvit Gu
srguna prceperea capitau fzc financlar de care
dispus.
Orice Far zice de ocne starie economice ii finan
clare della 1914 pima prnivara anuui acesa fost ex
ceponal de une 81 ot tsorit danuasca mai dpart
pima la infinit
Gu preturile urcate alimentelor, imbracamnte
81 ncaamntei; scumpetea cirilor: in cei cinc
ami din urlna un ucrator sau fuconar, volt sa
crute stiu s-si ntocmeasca bugetu fara sa
substraga mimic foostor corpuui 81 minei fos IN
economiseasca mai mutt char clnspre
zece ami carl precelat "ani cei graSi."
Negustor maj seama, mari 81 mici, au facut afacer
frumoase relizind u din eli ayer fabuoase in basine
Sc stia nsa prosperatea ceasta, anor1nala in tim
pur normale pc durt att de lunga dura mutt du
pa incetarea rasboiulu Ca Satele Unite putea su
porta pima nfnt 81 nci pima la deplna reconsrue tare
aae numai pc credit ST mai sa cd tarile alate, a
Wind in vedere marble daori in sau inglodat pc mul
rasoulu, cua fac tot posbilu dupa rasbou sa
din seul lor la ati dec pentru
nau h neaparaa rebuina 81 deci exportul colossal de
sase sapte mare de doar pc Ia fat Statee Unite
anua prezent "a nceapa scaza trepta deodat
in mod, brusc, la normal
Dur toate ndcatiunile aceasta scdere in mod trepat
s'a vazut la orzOnt, pc aIaato Gle multi inca
din anului trecut, aslzi Sc simte
Exportul 81 anu acesta 1nrecut asteptarie char al
ccor mai optimistic dar pare din marfure exportate
ost date crete acordate de guveru Sateor Unite
crede carl ajuns la ma.
Avn in vedcre aceasta limita avnd in vedere ca tare
carl oresc cupere maru 81 produse agricoe din tara
pot ofer in scimB mimic; 81 avnd in vedere ca
in cele mai mutc nstr asazi supraproductie
maa, acvitaea nustriaa in general sa reus aproape
cnzec la suta din actvatea ntens in ce cinc ami din
u11na
Iefurc muctorilor in cele mai mue industrii sea-
zt aras cinzec Ia suta In altee 81 mai mutt
lo
in general scazut ezec la sua 81 caderea urmeaza
in mod reptat.
Ne apropiem dec din in ce intr un mod verginos
c lent, spre normal.
Jni prevail crza de 1urata de Altii pc timp
de sase un lar a lumea financara de parere ca
scapa de crza crza prezice 81 dac loc
ven mai tirzu peste dol 81 deocamdata
Fl dec stagnare temporala.
In ogice rebue sd finn prevazator 81 mai presus de
toate, cruator cac mimic positiv Nimeni poate
proroc vtorul ntotdeauna avut in cuele lu taine
surprize pc carl nmen lea pntu ghici 81 bine daca
crutam pima avem cruta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13
INFORNATlUN|

Cut1emur de pamint in Albania.
Roma. = Toate satele din dis
trntul Tepeleni dim sud,tl Alba
niei au fost distrlse de un vic-
lent cutremur de pamint, dupa
cum spune o depesa primita de
ziap,l Tempo din Avlona.
DMla suite de TersOane sc ra-
pOrteaza ca au fOst ucise. lar
$1,000 au ramas fara adapOst.
Insusi orasl Tepeleni au fost
-cu totul 1,,ainat.
Depesa raporteaza ca cutre-
murul continual.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13

ocsipe tfvhul Ungariei, si aea Ia
rind, cA Ia moara, pima va veni
Si rindul lui Wilhelm. - 'Dar 10.
cul lui ''T6tucu'' al rusilor cine
il va ocupa?
In ziua cind Europa va. scapa
de datoriile eli catre Uncle Sam,
eutorll acestei rubrici promite
81 -dea un banchet la toti ''prie-
tenii'' lui ''bun voitori''.
Venizelos poate sd nu fie inte
resat in cauza, dar MOI stim I'll
colt frecventat unde nu sc afl;i
o pravalie de fructe. (Cleveland
News.)
Proiectul de lege care opreSte
imigrarea pc dol ami a fost a
| mendat ca 81 sc opreasca imigra
| rea numai tiinp de Tin an. Sa nj
ne prinza mirarea ca in Senat va
| veni lliT amendamerk care VI
sc,rrta tinpul prohibitiunei Ia
Sase luni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13
M FUa clOGuuM

In toata povestea Gu Homo
Ru.ul lrlandei despre care sc
vorbeyte niei militarismA ger.
man si nni fcstul kaiser n are
nici un amestec.
TINS din cele mai pretioase da-
fnfi de craciuh pcntru un prize
ten y ii . kdit!c de stafide. -
D. ekaxnel ii fsbe Il rost.
nnelitera : 0ferit irlande4aor
) 1finA ~ doak tevi, intr una
eee sarlpai q4eei = il ceslalta
lfsxs -.
''3||a - iinl)ts 4 ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13

Doctorui Ia spaas iiisa Cd nu .
bine nd continue, din causa cd
caEul Sc poate agrava, pc linga
aceasta singele impedeca vocali-
zarea cintaretuiui.
Impresarul aducind la c,lno-
stinta publicult,i scele intimpbate
fntrebat daca doreste Ca Ca
russo sd continue pri lla,. Audenta
a raspuns ca, 'iial'' si toata iu-
mea plecat din teatru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13

Ajutk politisi.
Membrii din liga Americanilor
Loiaii au oferit serviciNl lor po.
litiei de ajita Ia me1itinerea
ordinei in pras. lnspectorul dc
polite Jacob Granl IA inlpartit
pc acesti volanltari la diferite
sectii politieneyti. Douazeci d.
automobile au fost puse de acea
sta ligh in Serviciul politiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13
Doisprksscs CADET rxniti.

Dci1pr4sece caosf rAnia.
Dublin. Doisprezece CADET din
fortele aalziliere au fost raniti
alalta seara de niSte necunoscuti
care au arnncat bombe asupra
lor, la 0 jumatate mila de la ca
xarmele din Cork, dupa cum
spnme un comunicat official.
Ia Shankihlm in apropiere dc
Dublin, in de,aryul unui raid
faent de polite Ia un club local,
unde toti membrii au fost pusi
Gu aafnie in stus spre sc iden-
tifica, contabilul William Owens,
q fo6t 6npuscat de un indivit ne
essaoseut,
oag1se ssfsrs - grumas.
New York. Enrico Cara,so,
|rennnitul tenor, pc sind einta
la ,Academia lMusicala din Broo.
klyr 50 pomenit ca artera id
pieunit n krunas si tencvsM "a
ope5t din efntat.
Aeest At,cident cafe Sc spune
/, r. - - n series, 81 petfesut
sk.s ssss - ~. t-.z.a..r !. . Gex-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13

minia 81 nl Sc pun Gu tOtii pc
llcru, Gu toate pr0hibitiunile
import.slui valoarea leaIaui nu se
va urea.
@ nosltate care q uimit 3iarele
din tara este ii tatM pernise9 X
a ranlas tot ministsu. Demisi4
ma fost de cit un 1nijloc de i
putea ii traaferst Il 'Iucrkti
lpllblice'' carl de-acum fnAinte
vor merge strunx. q.
il
D1pa cum spune 0. t6a6er11AA
din Viena, tara cea mai id9s1t
pentru ziaristi estA Une9Fia. T.
ori e en-, e1istenh Or : -.
eurata.
!.
Dupk Consteatin r. eisa g.
y tsnii rlsda - l.!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13

Dap4 Conss1aAin = 80 =
4 tsnii rlsdd -
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Harding q invita* pe Brysu
Ia Marion.

- 10 =,
Marion. - PreSedintele-ales
,dl Harding a lnvitat pc William
Jennings Bryen, fosts,l secretar
de stat din cabinet,l hui Wilson,
la "A alba intreyedere en- ell la
II Dee. la care sa discute planm-
rile pentru o associate a natiu-
nilOr.
d. Bryan intreaga lui viata a
propOvaduit asoeiarea natiunilor
sprea stabili q pace permanenta,
81 O mare importanta sc da aces.
tel invitatiuni.
Bryan sc afla in Florida 81
anunta ca a acceptat invitatimea
lui Harding.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13

PraRa. Cehosl0vacia. - tn de-
tasament de politisti i,tcercind
81 irnprastie o multime de GA
meni care s 'au strins in fata par
lamentului., au fost incunjurati
de multime. care a dnceput sal
atace, dups cum ssrpn aalterita-
tile, si saind pc politisti 60 sa
imprtste ranind iSptsprezece din
tire care patru sunt foarte grav
ran;ti..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13
FavoriSeas& 1ibeaarea
Filipinelor. J,

AAkAAVHNs
Toxic. - Ziarul Osaka Asahi
Shimbun aproba partea aceia
din mesajul presedintelui Wilson
prin care recomanda Sc da IL
bertatea Philippinelor spre a-si
avea independents lor.
''Japonia', scrie aeest xiar,
''doreste independents vecinAor
eli de la sud si spera ca ai-se va
va ds, insa' 4 plins ca prese-
dintele Wilson a ales sfirYitul 81
m, inceputul administratiei lul
de face aceasta propanere, pen.
tru ca sc pare ca rep,hblicanii NJ
s,rnt prea dornici da' aceasts
independenta".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13

Oublfnulul.
Dublin. o fabrica pentru
facerea de bonnie a fost desco-
perita in strada Parneil, In cen
trul orasului Bublin.
O mare cantitate de arne, nlu-
Mite, bofnbe d expl"sibile au
fost secvestrate.
De la castelul din Dublin Sc
raporteaza ca aceasta fabrlca a
fost echipata en- masinarii foarte
mOderne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-13
Oonnerciu Gu sovietele.

C0merciu Gu sovietele.
Londra. = o depesa de la Elk.
change Telegraph trimisa din
Constantinopol spune Cd Mares
Britanie inceput relatiile co.
merciale Gu Russia sOvietista.
D,tpa cum spune aceia depesa
baza navala engleza de aici q
autorizat plccarea vapoarelor co
merciale spre porturile rusesti q
doua vapOare cai marfuri stunt
spre Odessa.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09
IS NOW TELLING
ALL HER FRIENDS
MRS. LEE FEELS LIKE SHE HAS
A NEW LEASE ON LIFE SINCE
TAKING TANLAC

Since taking Tanlac l feel like /
have taken a new lease on life" said
Mrs. H. Lee, 1887 Payne Ave-, Saint
Taul, MINI.
Il had been in a badly rundown con-
dition for the past two years." she
continued. II had no appetite, and
whenever l managed to force down a
few bites my food would not agree
with me. Gas would form on my
stomach and severe pains developed
in my chest. frequently had violent
headaches that nearly drove me dis
tracted and l was so nervous | could
not get a good nights sleep. / felt
weak and worried all the time and /
lost so mueh weight my strength was
re- pidly dwindling away.
81 heard so many good things about
1anlac | decided to give il a trial.
After taking the first doses | began
to feel an improvement and realized
that l had at last found the right
medicine. 1 have taken three bottles
now and the change that has come
ever me is really wonderful. / have
a splendid appetite and can eat any
thing without the least bad after eff
fects. / am no slonger troubled with
gas on my stomach and the pains have
all disappeared. / never have a head
ache and my nerves are in perfect
condition l sleep like a child every
night and / feel splendid all through
the day. / am telling all my friends
about this wonderful medicine.
Tanlac is sold in Miller by Collins
& Shaw Drug Store, and in st. Law.
renee by the Eureka Phry.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09
BEEF STEERS TAKE
ANOTHER DECLINE
Fair Demand For Butcher Cows And
Heifers-Canners and Cutters
Higher. Hogs and Sheep
Also Up

United States Bureau of Markets &
Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
South st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 4. 1920.A
Badly depressed dressed beef markets
in the large consuming centers of the
East, and elsewhere, on account of
u%nseasoIal weather conditions, and
decrease in consumption because of
unemployment Of many workers, es-
pecially in the East, a generous in
crease in marketing Of cattle at Chi
cago on top of a heavy run there last
week, with consequent sharp price re-
auctions, and a slim call from the conn
try for stock and feeding grades, have
been factors working against the beef
cattle trade locally, and at other mar
kets the past week, and beef steer
prices are back to the lowest levels
Of the year. Local arrivals have been
largely on the common order with a
few grading p to medium, and there
mao oOCh an Sutiic dDStnCe Oh ROOu
or choice beef steers. Bulk of the
supply was such as to sell from $500
to $3.50, with a few up to $500 to
$3.50, prices showing an irregular de-
cline of SOC to s1.00 for the week.
Butcher cows and heifers selling large
ly at $4.25 10 $500 have been in fair
demand, and Gamer and cutter prices
have picked up about Csc to soc, these
latter classes selling mostly from $500
to $500 at the windup. Best light
veals are closing at $1O.25. Bologna
bulls are moving slowing at $3.50 to
$500. Stockers and feeders have met
dull sale and better grades are clos
ing around 25 to soc lower for the
week. with the medium and common
grades unevenly SOC to $1.OO lower.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING
BATES CLUB ORGANIZES

Friday evening ~thirty-five men and
Northwestern part of Bates Township
and decided to organize a Community
Club. Some question arose as to
whether the recently organized South
Hand Development Association should
not take over the Community Club
work. The ladies felt that the Com
unity Club offered greater opportun-
ity for social development in connec-
ton with the farming business pro-
gram than would the Development AS
ISOLATION. This sentiment prevailed
and the organization was proceeded
with.
Previous to the organization of the
Club, the County Agent spoke briefly
on County Agent wor, the Farm Blu
reau and Community organization.
Friday, December 10th, the people
of this community will get together
at the scnoolhouse to complete their
organization and make arrangements
for a community Christmas tree.
A committee will be appointed at
this meeting to cooperate with the
County Agent in working out a pro
gram of work for 1921.
e. H. Aicher,
County Agent.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09

A considerable reduction in receipts
OF hogs at leading markets this geek
compared with the flve-day aggregate
of last week proved a tonic in this
division and market has been in con-
' alescent state, recuperating about 25c
10 SOC during the week. Bulk of sales
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09

at the close stand at $3.50 to 9.65, with
tops at $685.. Pigs and light lights
Lave been popular sellers, the best
commanding a slight premium over
hogs.
Call for lambs at Chicago to fill
eastern orders has been one of the
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09

chef bolstering factors i'm the weeks
trade, and a rapid advance in Chicago
has been reflected here, lambs closing
about $1.25 above a week ago, with
best natives finishing at $11.25. Ewes
are closing about soc higher, with the
best kinds at $3.50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-05
Millerand and
 LlOyd-Ge0rge to
 Hold Conference

Paris, May 4.-Premier Millerand is going to London next week to con- fer with David Lloyd George, the British prime minister regarding fi- nancial questions. It is expected an agreement will be reached upon the line to be adopted concerning Ger many with regard to execution of the reparation clauses of the treatay of Versailles.
 The premiers will also agree on the basis of the discussions to be held with the German representatives at the Spa meeting on May 25, in line with the understanding reached by the Supreme Council at San Reno that the Allies would not discuss be- fore the Germans any questions upon which they were not in accord among themselves.
 Prominent among the points to be taken up in London will be interpre- tations of the separations classes and the form in which the German delegates at Spa will be told what the Allies insist upon.
 The word, revision" will be ex- Icluded it was announced the firm at l titude of the French, but what prac- tically amounts to modification oi the reparations clause will be dis cussed in the form of proposed mini mum and maximum tax of repara- tions.
 fl French public opinion, which a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-05
KNOX PLAN sELF-REPUDIATING

The Knox resolution, whose pur- pose is to establish state of peace, with Germany without doubt isl adroitly cast, but in it's attempt to- cover too much ground and to recon cile absolutely conflicting clements it defeats itself, says the Commercial Appeal. In other words, it tries to- uphold the constitution by evading it. Senator Knox was too we'll versed in constitutional law not to see that the House resolution was plainly an attempt to rob the president of his constitutional treaty-making powers and to confer them on the national , legislature. He has tried to avoid this error in his own plan, but in his lodging he turns back upon himself and finally gets nowhere.
 Knox would avoid the charge that he is trying to make peace by legis- lative means through the expedient of merely repeating the war resolu- tion. While doing this, of course, he hopes to hold, without warrant in international law, all @of the enemy owned property in this country seiz- ed during the war. As for any repa- rations from Germany we would have to submit the whole matter to the whims of the existing authority in that country without any of the assurances contained in the treaty,
 The status of all commercial treat ies and agreements with Germany abrogated by the war would be left exactly where they were. To meet this situation Senator Knox suggests that the president draw up another commercial treaty. Here then he repudiates his own purpose. He starts out to shear the president of author ity. while he avoids congressional obstacles and the returns to where @ he started. When all is said and done the Knox resolution is an open admission that congress is unable tc act.
 The subterfuge and chicanery in volved in the whole proceedings arc too obvious for comment. There i' only one way to establish peace be tween Germany and the United States and that is through treaty regular ly drawn up and ratified by both na tions. Of course, President Wilsoi will veto any congressional peac' resolutions and by so doing he vii be comforting favor on congress He will save it from the ludicrou spectacle of trying to lift itself b, it's own bootstraps over the constl tuition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-05
Too Many Eating Cake; Others Can
 Not Obtain Bread

Washington, May 4.-Too many people eating cake while too many find it impossible to get enough bread, is the underlying cause of un- rest in the country, E. F. Grable president of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railway Shop Laborers, declared today before the railroad labor board.
 Arguing for a minimum wage in crease of seven cents an hour ove1 the present maximum rate of ot cents, MT. Gamble declared that tho majority of the men in his organi zation were working for less than starvation wages"
 People who can't get bread don't like to be told to eat cake," he said "and they don't like it any better 1T