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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-26

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loose LEAF supplies Send US your next
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ideal Printing Co.-Leo FerIef, MEr.
lo7 y. Campbell St Phone 6954-
Advertisement.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
CALDERAROS WIN AGAIN.

Sunday, June -, the Suburans,
formerely the Calderaros added an
other game to their string of cOnsccu-
tive victories at the expense of the
Cloverleafs. The score being . to
>. The game had all the ear-marks
of good one until the fifth inning
in which the Suburbans scored seven
runs and put the game on ice. This
is the fourth consecutive victory OF
the season for the Suburbans.
The game was featured by the all
around playing of the whole team,
and exceptionally featured by the
long home run of Mr.. like WhitmOre,
better known in the baseball circle
at the School Boy or Chrley-horse Ike.
Next Sunday the Suburbans will
meet the Pelican Stars at Clease
Park, 10 a. m. sharp. The probable
batteries will be: for the Suburbans,
Peltier and Cazaubon, for the Peli-
cans. Umbach and Butler. \ very
interesting game is expected.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
DIED.

FinIcy-On Sunday, at Gas
o'clock p. m. Mary Dockery. wife of
the late James Finley, died. De
ceased was a native of ireland and
had resided here for the past fifty
seven years. The funeral. which
was strictly private, took place Mon
day at 3 O'CLOCK p. m, from the resi-
dence of her sOn-in-law. Mr. II. Lee
Court, 21S Pelican Ave. Interment
was in Metairie Cemetery.
Lac-On Monday at 6 O'Clock,
Oula LaFrance. wife of Patrick Lac
died at the age of fifty-five years.
deceased was born in Pointe-A-
La-Hache, but had resided here for
the past seventeen years. The flu
neral took place Tuesday at $3.50
o'clock p. m. from the late residence
of the deceased, sol Belleville ST.
Interment was in st. Bartholomew
Cemetery.
NelsOn-On Tuesday morning at
1875 O'Clock. Mr.. William A. Mel
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
DANCE.

On last Thursday evening, a jolly
time was spent by a number OF the
younger set when they were enter,
tained by Miss Mary Gillen, who
proved most charming hostess.
Dainty refreshments were served
and the jolly crowd danced until the
wee small hours of the morning.
Those present were Misses F. and
II. Aycock, H. and II. Nolan. l.. Dor
sey, b. Randolph, | De Long, NJ. Gil
len, j. Wilgman. NJ. Billin. S. Pierce,
f. Navarro, Messrs. c. Dickson, j.
Dubret. l.. Nash, n. Stubberfield, c.
Coldwell, J. O'Connor, f. Dunlap, +.
Usey. A. Massa. G.. Navarro, c. Con-
nelly, A. Cole. S Finney, A. Roberts,
T. Sons and f. Rice
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17

tractor, building, Atlantic, Pacific
Ave, Diana and Newton, $500;
New Amsterdam Casualty Co., sure
ty.-Deibed.
MORTGAGES.
Rosario Talluto to Peter Percopo
$4,000 lot, Seguin, Eliza, Alix and
Bouny.-Rossi.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Agapito Crespo to Third District
Building Assn, lot Opelousas, Sill
dell, Elmira and Belleville SITS.
$500 cash.-Wegener.
Purchaser to Paul CARPENTER
same property $500 terms.-Weg.
ener.
Mrs. Anthony Hall, ct ais, to Geo
w. Plat, lot, Monroe, De Armas
Franklin and Decatur, s565 Gosh.
-o'Connor.
Olivier Land and Impt. Co., to
Maurice w. Gelddert. sr.. four lots,
Behrman. DeArmas, Numa and La
marque, $500 cash.-O'Connor.
JOS. Sanchez to Jackson B. g.
l.. Assn, three lots, Pacific, Atlantic,
Diana and Newton, $1,000 cash.
Deibel.
Mrs. James w. Reynolds to
French Market Homestead Associa-
ton, lot, Belleville, Evelina, VAL
lette and Eliza, $500 cash.-Char-
bonnet.
Purchaser to Henry ]. Daigle.
same property, s2,400 terms
Charbonnet.
julius Bodenger 20 George C.
Belanger, lot, Alix, Bouny, Seguin
ana Eliza, 6,O00.-Hennessey.
Mrs. Alice Levy to Eureka Home-
stead Society, portion, Belleyille.
Eimira, Pelican and Alix, $500
cash.
purchaser to A. ]. ]. Brodtmann.
same property, s4,1oo terms.-Bene-
dict.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
A TRUCK RIDE.

An enjoyable truck ride to Lullne
was given on the evening of June ~
The jolly crow met at the home of
the Misses Aycocks and started al
100.
Dainty refreshments were served
on the truck and ali VINO attended had
a most enjoyable time. Those pres.
ent were:
Misses f. ana II. AycocX. H. and II.
Malan. F. Dorsey. b. Randolph, l.
De Long. NJ. iGillin. j. Wiegman and,
NJ. Billin and S. Pierce Messrs. c.
Dickson, j. Dubret, l.. Nash, w Stub
benfeld. c. Caldwell. J. O'COnnet, +.
Dunlap +. Usey, \. Massa. G. Navar
re, c. Connely. \. Cole, s Tinney, A
Roberts. F. Sons, f. Rue. The chap
eros were Mrs ~ Tate. : Gillin and
p. Dorsey.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
STuEE
BTE1-a@[
GILkY SWIPES

Friday-the Teacher was ex-
planeing aster Ology which is sum
kinda Silence for telling yure for
chin by star 4 plants and sines
and etc. she TUX down my statisticks
like Wen was born q all. She
looked in a book 4 then sed You
was born under the sine OF Taurus
the sine Of the Bull. Pug Stevens
looked at Jane q wunk K she smiled
like as tho they had a jOak on sum
l. let on | diddent see them.
Saturday Wen pa went in to the
store TO by fishhook he seen a ole
friend clerking behind the counter
pa sed Well well well John K they
shuk hans pa sed John | thot you
had struk oil down on yure farm d
had plenty mummy The man which
was John replyed 4 scd BigoIly /
got to wirk TO get mummy 10 pay my
income tacks pa sed to me Stats |
guess I'm lucky becaws | don't hat
to wirk 70 pay my tacks
Sunday-All drest for SUNDAY
skOol Il ma called me back & asst me
did | wash my neck | sed no she sed
You 90 wash it. | sed what for
got on my collar. She made me take
ii Off 4 wash emmy how. hate
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
HOLY NAME OF MARY
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
5B grade, also of Genevieve Cientat's
splendid record of 100 in conduct,
effort and attendance.
Attendance cards were given for
perfect attendance at the second
term of the session.
BAPTISMS.
Anna Josephine Rita, daughter of
Edward BONNER and Josephine
Marshall. Sponsors. Roy Davis and
Anna Heide.
Hardie Joseph, son OF Harry Sch
nexnaider and Edna Trahan. Spon-
sors, Leon Gendusa and Edna Sch
nexnaider.
Rita Mary. daughter of VIM. P.
Ripp and Callisum Marnchausen.
Sponsors, Hyacinth Bouillon and Au
gus Trienil.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
Nations balance OF Trade"

Balance Of trade" is an expression
used by political economists to indi-
cate the difference between the value
Of the exports and imports OF a cOun-
try. This theory Of the balance Of
trade grew out Of the mercantile
theory. which considers the possession
Of gold TO be the chief object Of trade.
Hence, there rose the belief that a ma
ton increases In wealth to the extent
that the money value OF its exports
exceeds that Of imports.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
! ours truly
GILkY SWIPES

SON one OF our well known resia.,.
died at Hotel Dieu of APPENDIX
Deceased was born IN wo.a
city, fItty-eight years ago, but H. :.
resided here for many years ~
was member of the Brotherhood !,
K r. and S. 5. Clerks.
Mr.. Nelson is survived by his VII.
who was Miss Memie Joret and \,
four sons. Or. H. E. Nelson -,
Messrs. Willis, Raymond and Io,,
Nelson. The funeral took Dl,.
Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clo,,
from his late residence, 2lS Ouvis
st. Interment was in GreepvoO,
Cemetery.
Hynes-William Hynes, aged :,
years, a lifelong resident of Algis,,
died Saturday night and was burAi
at 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon fnu
his late residence, 1923 Alir stree,
interment being in ST. Bartholous,
cemetery. He leaves his wife win
was Miss Mary Ederich, and otb,,
relatives.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
Has Love for Snskca

In there such thing as a snake
lover? Just ask the keeper Of the
reptile house who has been there for
years. and he Will tell you snakes are
beautiful aDC kind. OF course, you
can't expect too much intelligence, but
he has one hog nOsed snake who was
the pet Of an old Quaker for years,
and the reverend gentleman read the
Bible to him every night, which he
seemed TO enjoy hearing. This sport
has been denied him lately. since the
gentleman died.--Fxchange
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17

SUNDAY Wish I was a pirate
A2nday-Da's an, which i,
lady cum to see us & She ,o = ''
ne wood quit swareing ,ho "a L
give '.i him new set of golf e,,s VOC
a golf bag pa explained 'lsSS I
y" de" be no ue to him if b usi i
TO quit swareiug she diddor. ne a't
s', y. l did. am his cadS Sa's
Tuosday-Got my renor.
day. Skool is out this coms sa'a t.
day Grade was low. W. H.
thot you sed you was a h,; "a sed |
! Sc" l ,hot was but they sa sao',
20 be a different opinion ho,. oseaet
q the 'eecher. Glad they don, ~ -, n
srad"jng in sunday skool. 1'"' a'''
Wednesday -teecher asst 1.,
the eIatunt lives TO such Ae 'al
age. Jake srd it was beca, lug Old
meat is So tufl. ID
Thursday-ma and Pa bot ,
bed for me which is very h;a, ae'
Sed il VS. becaws they sla lou y
sound. If I TAN out of il tbo p .
heer me. Its so high if ov.. @'
TALL out Z will be 4 wato 49,. 70
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
TRUCK RIDE.

A most enjoyable truck ride was
given by Magnolia Troop No. l
Girl Scouts and by Troop No. Is
Boy Scouts last week.
Those present were Misses NJ. Cor
don, U. Babin, U. Pettigrove, l..
Koenig, NJ. Watkins J. Lilly, NJ.
Roberts, L. Flanders, T. Kennedy,
NJ. E. Trotter. l.. North, l.. and H.
Miller, l.. Phillips, H. Hebert, c.
Floegel, E. Attenhofer and F. Kin
kaid, Masters d. Duffy, H. Lilly, c.
Brakeman. c. Arnold, l. Davis. II.
Harris, r. Cayard and Mr.. H. Rick
or
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
National Prosperity.

No country can endure long II Its
foundations are not laid deep in the
material prosperity which comes from
thrift, business energy and enterprise,
from hard, unsparing effort IL the
fields of industrial activity; but
neither was any nation ever yet truly
great IL 1t relied upon material pros
perity alone.-Theodore Roosevelt.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
SWIMMING TANK HOURS

The Algiers playground swimming
pool opened Saturday to the girls.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
the boys will be allowed in the tank
from to IL a. m. and from 3 to
z p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays girls will have the tank
from to IL a. m, and from 4 to
1880 p. m.
Saturday afternoons the girls I'M
der IA years Of age will not be ad-
mitted to the tank as it will be re-
served for the ladies and working
girls.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
Now "MIss1 Came Into Use.

The origin OF Miss" is curious,
and, oddly, enough, an almost exact
date can be assigned when 1t first
came into use. This was 1852. when
notable women Of doubtful reputation
and unmarried were so called. the
Miss" being q nip Authorization Of
Mistress" a title of respect for both
married and unmarried women. The
word miss" however, filled so long
felt want that the public seized upon
it, ignoring its earlier connections,
and within so years it was well estsb-
lShed.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
Foto's Folly Theatre

WEDNESDAY, June 2Srd-"Forbidden
Trails" Buck Jones. Elmo the
Review"
Admission including war tax 10 and 10c.
THURSDAY, June 24th.-"The World
and Its Women" Geraldine Farrar.
.All Dressed Up" Snub Pollard.
Fox News"
Admission including war tax II and lie.
FRIDAY, June e5th.-"Her Royal High
ness" Edith Roberts. Adventures
of Ruth" Ruth Roland. Mutt and
jeff"
Admission including war tax 10 and lOc
SATURDAY, June 26th. -"Pollyanna ~
Mary Pickford. Bray Photograph"
Admission including war tax % and lie.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17

SUNDAY, June s0th.-"Bonds of Love-"
Pauline Friedrich. Dangerous Eyes"
Sunshine Comedy. Fox News
Admission including war tax II and lie.
MONDAY, June 21st.-"Too Much John
son." Bryant Washburn. Elmo the
Fearless. Ford Weekly"
Admission including war tax Is and lOc
TUESDAY. June 2snd.-"The Jinx," Ma
bel Normand. "Comedyart Special"
Paramount Magazine"
Admission including war tax II and lie.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
DANGER in New Coin.

The harpist WAS heaving and snort.
Ing with indigna ton. Look at this
story" he cried. handing us a copy Of
the Fourth Estate. The story con.
cerned the campaign for 2k -cent
pieces. IF they get this new coin
minted," he moaned, "the concert
managers are sure to offer 1t to harp
soloists as q fee."-Musical America.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
Dreams That Annoy.

A queer dream. and a very irritat.
Ing one. Is that Of trying to catch q
train and mi sing II. or Of getting into
the wrong train. II very vivid these
dreams usually portend worries Of O
financial kind. not infreQuently en-
bracing the loss Of post or SO much
pay. II merely vague and blurred.
they signify nothing in particular.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
Knights Of Malta.

The order of the knights Of Malta
Is Of great antiquity and is supposed
to have originated during the first
crusades. from about 1910 to 1000.
After the capture Of Jerusalem, the
order was founded by Gerard, who
died In 1120.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT,

CIVIL DISTRICT COURT,
John M. Couget v. Henry Vezien
ct ais, judgment for plaintiff, 500
and perpetuating injunction in part
Succession of Earl c. Brown, no.
tice OF publication OF final account.
Penrose Radovich v. Joseph Rosa
mano, answer.-W. ]. Hennessey.
CONTRACTS.
Jackson Building and Loan Assn,
owner, and Thomas B. Brown, con-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
Trees Worth HAVING.

r. ]. Clamer Of Collegeville, Pa.
has in his private greenhouse two
lemon trees, one with IS lemons. and
the other with more than 20, besides
q large number Of blossoms. Some
Of the lemons measure IA inches
around.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17
Explanation Of Dreams.

To see funeral, coffin or q corpse
In ones dreams generally portends an
Illness, death. or some grave misfor-
tune. If the dream h rather vague
and hazy. 1t may often be regarded n
Q sign Of birth or a marriage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
LEGION AND ITS PURPOSES
AS TOLD BY LIEUT., SOUTHARD
At GARDINER AUGUSTA FORUMS


The s-1~-Z u 9U1da- vas -'esp9l-
s.oie ~ TIE -1cr-as- 2--aandancs at
ne season a. ne -'pe- Forum met
ne F-4ok I. Southland al A--l@la
va tae speaker. = was I--o-----,1a =
--.z- . larger nGDoer coIi1 1oc n &
heard rs address " the A-erle--
Legion. and waa- i stood 17r -a-
singing was &c bv P-'uT. Gu-ld nd n
speaker introduced nv Charm
Henry Elc.a-ras A. ne close ar ---
address q Few 4va.leG themselves -.
ne oPpor-,.--.-v gwen 1or clest41-.s.
NJ Richards announced TIA T.
nez- sunGay Forum would &c gr--
ever do lie American Legion IN
-aa- a. ms me c.----1ca;es Ass-eG
h~ --1s F-enca C9~e--1--1err would e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
The American Legino" by Frank E. Southland

L We should believe very Ai-~-'---
mat appears n n .newspap.rs -1-
cav 3 T,,s~so-, would - justified =
thinking thu -aa med states :
headed s--alg.-- tor perc--oI- -here
is no ra.nsaytng the fact ina there
Is 7 car-a:n element Of unrest ~,
-l1,-~H a.-e -nc many ieEHi headed ~
.-r,ca1s = La. coCnz-y % - ina eie-
ra-- gin he mastery. 7 i -ae ~
a,-aca American ci-.Zsn VINO Il going
10 DECIDE -re p~obi.r2. r Is -araer
easy gong. SLOW u anger, Du- U2eE
~ does get started ne l. E----eslsra-as-
T,z--7o-!srl1 y wa- md PATRIOTISM
II, n..a~e -ra -Eo c1@e-er+ Things. r
Il Easy Il -1ue Of war ro - up :
caeIiaE OF pa--I0tlsr-l Win TIE alC Of
a Few guas, flags anC uniforms oC,
no. 50 IT times Of peace. tnr na-lur
II times Of peace must ger KICK u
make L rise and 90 those Inines
which oug-t % NJ done.
There wasn't q solder wha served
overseas who did not tal II luVA-
the speaker here admitted Lla- n
FAN n love himself whine svsr there
E'---z-,.- C4-.-r-.asv. Belgium No ma
--4- where the A z. soldier vert
he IL n ioVa-{l love WIKI America
7I.~a4 things ware the war C-y OF
ne 4 E p. me first when do We
ear ~. the second when DO W -
cur pay. and third. when dc We
c,o home The last was Lne most
important n the minds Of II sol
E1e-s. WHY was Il they wanted ~
ger home These men mad a.
thought thar The United States was
me best place on the face Of the
earth. but after being away from ID
they knew there was no other place
IKE Il anywhere. And they came
near inoculaEng Europe with this
desire.
The American Legion Was formed
inst a year ago today February 18TH.
1919. II Paris when z few men GIT
together for q veterans association
Of the worlds war There Is ncte-
fng remarkable II the forming Of
such Al association Wherever there
has been WIZ in the past there mas
always been Veterans organization
after Il
The American Legion has az pres
over s0a0 posts throughout the coEr-
Try with q potential Membership II
4. 500, DOC men. and N less than a year
the Legion has little better than
ene-fourth OF IT'S potential member
ship Standing for inv and order
one of the greatest puffs the Legion
mas ever had was when the radicals
announced that II was 4 fight 70 the
finish between them and the Amer
can Legion.
The American Legion II the Min
neapolis convention did one Of he
most remarkable fsats ever done ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
WINTHROP
PHONE CALL SUMMONS
DEPUTY SHERIFF FOSTER
TOCNFAMILIAR TASK

The officers Of rr1e law have many va
riet experiences and one Of the amusing
ones zUEng the rounds II winthrop IS
Foster III himself
me dar ne ope-zt0r II The tefepho7e
office WAS g-eeleG by Al excitsd voice
calling. Pleece. pieece. pieece" As
= mater Of course she hastily -aHg The
@eiephone Of the popular deputy. Al
swearing the ca-- he, tou. was SURPRISED
ID hea- rne voice in excited tones call
ing +-pIeece. pleece' InquirinE wnere
me party was located ne learned that
he was IL some puyn- n North Mon
mouth and that Re was urgently rees'-
ed. Assuring the parry that he woul1
make haste II hiH place the Officer
Jumped INTO his auto and. with the
throttle wide open, with vapor esca D
ing like that from steam engine an1
WITH visions Of murder E1-v and cruel
which the law mUst avengs, he reached
North Monmouth = record tine There
he saw lis parry pacing rapidly hack
and Firth. but there was nc crowd anou.
the place. Hastily stopping MS n1achine
ne Inquired vino mad seen killed Sur
1-!se came over the face Of me oche-.
&c informed rne sheriff that he di6n'-
want him. ne mad called for the priest %
Is the new arrival N his home must
re ch-s.ened-
Needless ID sav -t1ss vas me Arsr time
ne oNicer had been called Upon n his
Official capacity To perform q csi-sten-
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
CANADA WOULD FIGHT
LARO0T RESERVATION
To PEACE TREATY

Ct--rwn Fen IN v --oNt----
a.---c sec-n-a-y Of stat or sx-sr :
IL. affairs declared enp1a-lt:a--y 9
IT,. ina Lala1a W0Elc never cor
sen ID -a-lt1ca1lor o1 -as pea@e
--as-- ~ ne United States i me
Is@r-,Cr --se-va1lun was adopted
II I-s arlE,aa. form or Will The Hr2-
posed AmenGne-- M- h2We4-.
vne a.sC = p-eside-c o. he PRIV
counc.- outlined Canada position Z
: 81 eec.. delivered before & meeting
~ VA veterans Tie Lec-nCr -es't',--
va-lor v1uId dap-.~e Ca2ada u hs--
vrr--e oCwe- II re Leagle = Ma
ions.
Canada ..as made 1s- Postum
o.-fsc-.- ciea- ID ms proper a1-1-
e~--1es II london azC sne ..2s ASKED
them ID make he- pOs-l0r ciea- "a
-a- Authorities n Washington Ee
SAD. We nave done r1ls II IAe 4
-s-es- Of sood feeling between ne
Tinted STATES and Canada
The reasons WY Canada cannot
.aser- are * obvious rraI they need
na-r.- ne mentioned. 7 shall Elen-
1ior OILY one. Canada ny the free
action o@ Ter own government and
ne wtsolenea--ed cooperation Of owl
people. Missed SOC HtA ne1 ID -ana
DIR - Us wa She u1or-Eaged 11er-
future q ca--v me Burdens va4cH
na- participation II me var involved
me Sewer Of ae- yUE-11 I5e buried
II France and Flanders and mot
sands more are MANNED Lcr lie n
order thai Canada might maze ner
contribution 70 the cause - liberty
and ne RESTORATION Of he world :
peace.
Il ne Iga- Of these facts. 7 i
ncunce,vabie -na- any gove-rlr-.=,---
= Canada could De Sc false 20. both
the living ano the dead and Id Can
ada 5 future as II give me asss.--,r
r. canada II a proposal winch woI. 4
deprive Canada u the position snE.
status Won ror :3er by her soldiers on
The field Of barrie and accotded 10
ner az ttle peace conference Dr. Tie
--1lCt--s7ec Judgment an nations
particularly is IRIS the case when FIJI
status and voting lights ara gan &c
and we think p-uDeri- granted. 70
several nations Of the American nm
rtnert which either by reason II
treaties with the Tinted States or n
economic necessity ara dependent
Cpor her sina-i0ns WHICH took No
par II the war and whose combined
population probably does not exceed
that Of Canada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
c.. E, Warner
Tel. 666-W HaIioweIl, Maine
senate Committee
AUnctS Un DUUuti SISih

- --SI4-4-- 81 - EA4a prov
- RAlnuA- ouGgx-, svsTer- mas oee-
4E-=-C II unanimously or cne specia.
--eAalz subcommittee appointed ID eun-
sioar SUCH Legislation and wiz De re-
po--4f. fav8-a5ly = ne <ua camliEee
-24s wesk. Senator McGorr1ark. Rspub-
Lca1. Limos. Chairman os the Sub
culll1- lice announced e1r.Eh As =
nay aE-sesi OF, me Dill Is a cunsl-
-:1lUn Of ne Good dill passed by Lca
Rouse .ast 1Al and the Mccormick ni..
4Ac provides for strict Control uf gov
e-nne1ta- expenditures
Lnoe- IL prcrlsiOns a auCges sC-e2. :
would be c-ea1ed IT ne --easury d.
pa-ns1t 70 GBiiect ana -evlse 81. est
Elafss tram -7e various Ccve-nnercal
aepE--mfnts- A1t.@r TINS ma Deer do::e
mt agz-e2ls repC-- would 8e slzn-r2I-.z1
% ne sec-ata~y Of -a= c-easu-y ana
EVER i.i.Ly % me President for app-u -
- n. latter lien would 5e required
To submit rs budget u Congress- an
-Gaiiy As<a-e December ID, se--lng
form rhe r-easu-ys condition togefher
Win a complete statement segardsn.
the bonded AMI Other indebtedness IL
tire TEi-sc States and other insprrrla-
tipn relaI;,e 10 the government fnaa-
Gle status ard means Of securing the
neeessa--- Nancy to 1l-e- aZpendirl-es.
F'-1vtsi0us from ne House Bill were
-Hcal1e1 ~-ea1nr Al independent do
DG--r1enc known as Lt2e accounting de-
pa--lr.r-- .D -evt-w expenditures ma
-apU-- 70 Cane-ess ss1Egesrions fo- III
p-1ve-neat IT methods. reductions "
o-ae- changes Z regards necesga-y
s7-ht- II amounts or svs5erne
IN addition 70 Senator Afc5o--nick the
sun-rnrl-r:- consists NJ Senator'S
kez--s New Hampshire. anc EagH. Neg
--.tv. E-rl.alicans. anu Sinnns. No--l
Carolina and King, tab Democrats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
". 7. GARDINER
RESIGNS AS
POST COMMANDER

n ne following Letter q ACs. Q 3.
7a-sl Of Gardiner 7ns-- American Le-
mr.. " = Ea-c1ne- tenders rs -esig-
~zc.ur IS posi- commander
= :. > Farrell. AG1U-ar--
Gardner Post Nc :
American Legion.
ez- 81 ! submit NJ Resignation
IT ire Office " pnsr commander n
80 aHac- 4. once.
WI -s-er ina I E-vs u : pn-
on ma seems . ne me most hon
ME ma man Of military ags ran
-~a,-e The members conferred upon
IL honor which a5wavs viii be deep
43p-ec,a-at L hare beer NJ se--v-
4 ne Dust- II -eru-- = hgs gwen
lcr -r7o-a . -le.
ae4eve ne la6l~iG1a. Is wei as
American Legion coIieC1iTeiy should
= se-ve ne S1als. and ! am 5ecom-
= ~a-C da-e sUr political Office u
4nrr with -he principle IF -na L.
II .a. = e not concerned WIN poi
-psir- RIM office IN the o-ga2-
---r -loarh 'stil prize ny ITEM
asznsp.
Eav lnR post prosper and develop IN
"a sp,-.- n harmony anG cooperation.
Is ma -a-lze6 our hriet his
1i.-s r-t-,-
LAM TUDOR GARDNER