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de Mr.. Ayex S. Coy. \ las 4.3G de
la tarde fue conducido ell cadaver de
Ia Residential de D. Andres Coy OIL
". Salinas) a Ia Cathedral de San
Fernando donde el Rev. r. Pratt
tuvo a su cargo los oficios rel:giosos
EI desaparecido recibi6 cristiana Sc
pultura en- el Pante6n dc San FerLan
do.
Las p~rincipales oficinas de Ia casa
de Cortes estuvieron cerradas durarte
Ell tempo que duraron los fune-l!es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
DOS AUTOMOBILES ROBADOS

Aver ell la manana sc tuvo conoci-
miento en- las oficinas de policia del
robo de dos AUTOMOBILES. FL prinlero
de dichos robos ocurri0 a las 6.4j de
la madrugada. FL caro-, propiedad de
Mr.. J. H. Noes. domiciliado en- e,
numero POO de las GALES E. Cypress
Sc encontraba estacionado en- la es-
ouina de las GALES de St. Mary )
Martin.
FL segundo de dichos carros es pro
piedad del gobierno Y 10 tenia a su sen
yicio el colegio militar de Wes5 Re
xas. Este coche fue robado de las
GALES de Houston, cerca de las de
Jefferson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
VIVA La INDEPENDENCE!
Nadic nuiere n de-

Nadic quiere IL de-
pender de los peluQue-
ros. nj pcrtenecer a Ia
clase de los ''ESPERA-
TURNOS." Nucstro cor
tabor de pelo DUPLEA
hi. traido csc magrifico
resultad~ v los hombres
est$n dc placemcs. pues
les basta reinarse con
naestro cortador para
Cejer arreSlado su cabc-
10. largo o co-to. De
dia c de noche. en- 81
casa. en- el campo o en-
81 tren y = n hors Ell
ouc Sc ie pegue In ga
~. Las madres pu-Ger
a-rcclar el peio de sus
rinos evitanGolcs Ell pc
ligro de u contaEio por
medic de pe!nes ) ma
vajas por pe-sonas de
duGosa saIud. Con dos
mescs de no viS!tar lis
pe:uquerias Sc SAGA e!
costo de nuestro corta-
dor. que durara por a
nos. Esti provisto &c
los cuchilias J cad3 Gu
ch:i.a con COS ilos.
pueGc usarse tambien
COMO navsja dc barba y
p.cdcn ascntarso o rea-
fi.arsc las cuchiilas CO.
todas las de seEu-
r:dad. Una ve-da6era
gauSa por el precio que
le henoS fijado. de
$500. 5 70 por muy po-
co tiem2o. mas 20 GEN.
,avos para cl SECURE v
fraaqueo. PiiRio hoy
misno. con o S:n due
70,
Witt an co.
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
NACIHgIENTOS

Una nina de lose Guerra Y Album
dia Guerra.
In nino de Jose Garcia Y Josefa
Lozano de Garcia.
Una nina de Pedro Luis V Joscfina
Harpel de Luis.
Tn niho de Isidro Cara y Crescen
cha LumbFeros de Cara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30

Segun "El Heraldo de Mexico" Ell
puente international de Laredo fue
destruido por un 'enorme' incendio.
Els cleric, el incendio fue del ia
mano del puente Y asi Sc requerla
para llevar a cabo ell trabajO.
Tn incendio "chiquito" no hubie-
IA podido hacer NADIA.
Ell mismo pcri6dico dice que ei ia
mano del pan disminuye en- Mexico.
" que importa ESQ en- un pueblo
donde. en- eambio han aumentado las
libertades a I'm grade a~terrador?
No sabe ell colega que no solo de
pan vive ell hombre?
La satisfaction de tener I'm Presl-
d6nte como Carranza, con un yerno
como Aguilar; I'm candidate como
Bonillas; made in U. s. Y Glen mil
campeones de la democracia, descal-
EOS pero heroicos, desnudos pero dies
tros en- ell fusilamiento del que Sc les
par enfrente, compensa o creces
la carestia de los birotes Y de las
campecnanas Y hasta puede engor-
dar 81 Sc toma con Ia fe que convle-
ne a un devote del Plan de Guada-
lJpe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
CORREN ENCONTRADAS YER.
STONES
(Eiene lie de Ia. plana.J

ia poIitica pues quria ser Senador
por eI Estado de Morelos.
e. mismo informe da cuenta de q
los peri6dicos semi oficiales han pu-
blicado, por fin, ei rumor de que Bo-
nillas renunci2ra a su ca~ndidatura y
que efrecera servicios nuevamen-
te al gobierno de Carranza. Sc agre-
ga que otros funcionarios Y empiea-
dos cue habian a~bandonado sus car,
COS para dedicarse a la campana bo-
nillista, estan regresando a. u pues-
tos Y este Sc toms como Il lndi-
caci6n de que el gob;erno ha re
suelto slspeder ia campana electoral
on vista del incremento de la rebe,
lion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
Dot-
UNA SRITA. M0RDIDA POR
UN PERRO

La senorita Berta Hinojosa, domi-
ciliada en- ell numero 100 de las GALES
de South. fue mordida por IN perro,
:ntier a las . de Ia tarde, en- la es-
quina de las GALES de Water y South
Los padres de la jovencita declara-
ron que presentarian en- Ia Cortc de
Corporation, una Queja contra ell pro
pietario del perro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
DEFUNCIONES

Nina Santos Rodriguez, hija de D..
Francisco Rodriguez Y de IA sonora
-uliana Aguilar de Rodriguez, a la
edad de 9 amos ) meses.
Una nina de Cayetano Gomez Y
Luisa B. de Come.
Una nina de Lorenzo Gonzalez y
Petra LOPEZ de Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
FUNERALES DE Mr.. ALIEN
S. COY

Mr.. Alexander s. Coy. miembro
de una familia prominente de San
Antonio. muri6 antier. minutes Gas
pues de las Il de la manana, a Ia
edad de 45 amos. El extinto Mr.. Coy
cue por mucho tempo p~restara sus
s~ervicios en- Ia Corte del Condado
era hermano del Comisionado lie Ha
cjsnda. senior y. Andres Coy.
Aver Sc ce!ebraroa los funeraies
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
EN- BUSCA DE L

P~rocedente del puerto de Tampi-
co. Sc e~ncuentra en- esta el periods
ia senior F. R. Rodriguez, qulen,
atendido por un facultativo de Ia
ciudad, de los males que lie aque-
iaban, ha entrado en- Was de franco
establishments.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
sooo(sA 8 es.sonoAa
DE

Sc encuentra desde aver en- esta
ciudad, procedentes de la de Monte
rrey, el senior don Modesto Martinez
Y su esposa la sonora NJ. Vidaurrl de
Martinez, quienes ultimamcnte con-
traieran matrimonio en- Ia capital re-
giomontana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
VIAJEROS

Llegaron aver a esta ciudad de
San Antonio. procedentes de Ia &c
San Diego, Texas, el senior Federico
Z. Ibarra y dos hermanas suyas.
FL sehor Ibarra y las seaoritas I
hermana; ; hospedan en- e. hotel Ia
nier.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
PARA LAREDO

Despues de pasar en- San Antonio
una remporada de diez dias. ha re-
gresado a la ciudad de Laredo, Tex.
lugar de su Residential, la senorita
Virginia Martinez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
SANTORAL.

Cuarto YierneS del EspTritu Santo.
-Santas Catalina de Sena Firgen,
Sofia Martir ' Amador Presbitero
Martir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
PARA DALLAS

En- viaje de negocios salio de csta
ciudad. con rumbo a Ia de Dallas,
Texas. ell senior Melesio Montemayor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
VA

Acordeones. 10 ila"cs . ha;os...... $500
Rcl6jas Cfon0metros ..........-... s3.I5
Ma.!uinas de escribir Simply. $3.50
Rcioi-s despcrtadnres .........-... S2.25
Misica de boca. 80 voces....... 200
Todo garaatizadu y c. o. D.. 81 no !s
Gusta 10 devuelve. Eaga So or!en hoy
mismo. porque pronto Sc acaban. Pida
catalogo gratis.
COMPANIA NEXICANA
Main. Boz Iof. - San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY.

Telefouo CT. 212 Y Or. IS.
Unico ~servicio lie carros Sedan en-
Ia Gudad. Chsuffeurs cue hsblan
sSoanoL-Caots- $500 DOR bora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30

Fl senior don Espiridion Torres
Gil. systemic una conferencia en- IA
Penitenciaria de la Ciudad dc M2Xl-
co. sobre ell tema siguiente: La ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY
Telcfcpos Crockett 9g6, 704,
1920 V

FL rN!CO STTlQ MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- Ia CIUDAD
Carros q proposito V I ptecios "a.
zonables. especiales para Bautizos
Matrimonins Y Funarales. WAGES cor
tos so cts, $50 por bora. Precios es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
NAZATLAN ESTA EN- SlTUA'
TUACION DESESPERANTE
(Viene le de Ia. p:ana.i

elementos que hacian campana polltl-
m or favor de Flores Y de Obregon-
Como Ell puerto esta practicamente &C.
rrado Y sin COMMUNICATION mas que
ron ell Estado de Nayarit, el comerclo
Sc encuentra imposibilitado para ha'
Ger operacicnes y muchos artlcuios
de consume estan encareciendo Y
otros faltando, 10 que ha motlvado
que sea mayor el dsgusto del pue-
bio.
los habitantes de Mazatlan consi-
deran que ST. situacion mejorara con
Ia caida del puerto Ell poder de las
tropas De Flores. poraue asl podran
corluricarse nuevamcnte o la CAPT
tai del Estado V en- general con la par
te mas RIGA de la entidad V hasta con
n frontcra.
LOS COSECEEROS DEL
IGARBANZO.
ltrc De los informes trasmitidos
de Topolobampo es ell de que los ayr
cultorrs estan levartando las cose
chas de garbarzo con Ia ayuda de la
tropas de Flores, quien ha demcstra
DO una buena disposition para dal
cuantas Facilitates rccesiten los co
sechros a fin de que ~embarquen sus
cargamentos Y puedan ~realizarlos en-
el mercado e~xtranjerO.
Actualmente Topolobampo es eI
puerto por ell cual estan eXp~ortardo
los hacendados de Sinaloa, asi como
Importance los concentrates e indus
triales de la misma fltidad, pero
Flores ha anunciado que d pronto
como sus tropas tomen possession de
MaZatlan. el trafico por csc puerto
Sc restablecera ell las mismas condl
clones que estaba antes de Ia reTols
ci0n actual.
Informes trasmitidos por conduc
t0s oficiales de Nogales. dicen que el
J g~obernador Iturbe al pasar por 81
Dorado propiedad del Sc,
nor Redo obligo al administrator de
la finca q que lie entregara dos carros
de azucar Y ia cantidad de ventures
nil dolares que habia en- GAIA, dejan
do un recibo para ser cobrade al Go
bierno del Estado cuando Sc haya res
itablecido ell orden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-30
E S P IA

~Enfcrmcdades De
Ia Il & Nervios.
Pie!. Rihone. Veil
"a. Est6nago. Gaia
RIO. Constipation. A.
tenci6n Especial a
ias ~enfermedades &c
senoras.
SI2-l4-l5 CoNRoY
BLDG.
Horas 9 3 m. .
; y. m. Lunes J
Jueves por las tar
des. dc s a S.-Do-
minEos. por eta
DR. SISINGER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20

see the wonderful zoo Santa Claus
has. He's been working on his
kingdom of animals ever since he
made his last tripan-d hat was a
year ago.
Great long-necked girffes have
been painted with big black spots
on their brown bodies and little ears
and eyes and a long tail have been
put in their places. The CRATES are
all ready for the long snow ride
and they're anxious to get started.
Santa has the funniest collection
of dogs you ever saw. Big. brown
ones. with long hair. and tails that
wag when you squeeze the puppy.
Little black dogs with nc hair at
all and little shining eyes. Then
there are other ones that sit down
and don't fall over. And they bark
when you push their noses.
Then, way over in another corner
| found a whole lot og cats and
kittens. They are of all colors. One
of them had n big bushy tail and
he "meowed" when l pulled his tail.
Still another one was all ready to go
to a party. 1t had its hair all
brushed down neat and there was
a bell hanging around its neck.
Monkeys Arc Funny.
1 had a lot of fun when I in to
see the monkeys. They aren't quite
ready for the ride with Santa. Some
of them didn't have any tails yet,
and some others only had two feet.
could be. and they seemed glad that
But they all looked as funny as
they were going to be in some little
boys or girls home pretty soon.
All the other animals / saw were
scampering around as If to make
Santa hurry and get them started
On their airplane trip to Perth AM
boy. Cows. horses. elephants, dom
keys and zebras are just as happy
as you children are that Christmas
is almost here.
Tomorrow / will tell the little
girls of Perth Amboy all about the
dolls that are having new dresses
made, that they may look nice when
Santa Claus leaves them in front of
the Christmas tree In some little
child's home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20
Only IL Martha Plays Up To Her
Husband Do They &c Along

EttASpdttt DO liz NCN shtpuS
Few human beings will face the
truth about themselves You know
that, Mr.. Lorimer. OF course l can
talk to you just as plainly as ! talk
to Jane. You've guessed hat | have
an errant husband, but frankly. you
know well that Ewart wouldn't I'M
derstand a word of the ZEAL truth
about his conduct, rel IL you were
to put 1t to him! Why, you couldn't
possibly make him see that /, his
wife, have any right to know a single
thing about what he does"
THE right to ones Individuality
that seems to be a popular theory"
l put in bitterly. ITS the defense
of those who ssum that man can
be happy with anybody except the
n m he has himself chosen
for his wife"
who wrote that?"
"Chesterton."
II guess Ewart has plenty of COM
pany. Anyway, no matter what he
does, | am to accept him, and play
up to him as the perfect husband!
II I do. we get along all right! But
only-if / do"
Martha spoke as gently, as imper-
sonally. as if she were arguing a
Ad4lb 1dSts GIlt Iau hSl A1alo anu
her facial expression, and her emo
tions in control at last. ! envied her.
Would / ever be able to initiate her?
1t would be worth while to copy her
because. as Daddy remarked con-
corning her poise:
Marie, you're a corking good
sport! And let me tell you that if
you want to win out-want to make
things come your way, no matter
what Ewart has been up to, you'll
do it in your present spirit of sweet
ness and calmness rather than by
spasms of hysterfa which women
usually pull off on such occasions"
I'm not SO sure about that" Mar
tina replied. you see Ewart never
pays any attention to me when he is
lured by another girls charm. Why.
he doesn't see me at all! Nor his
son, either, Preoccupation is the
first symptom he shows of a new ro-
nance in his life! He never guesses
how I suffer. how I miss him! And
he never perceives that / am feeling
badly-unless l weep"
Daddy Lorimer looked up sudden
ly as IL he had caught for the first
time the full significance of hysteria.
II see! l see!" he said. Marie, !
DtiicNc yOu Nt III Il plS luto. Ebtb
hate hysteria-they don't want to be
moved-and women don't have hys-
terics for the fun of 1t. nor to relieve
their feelings. Men force women to
the wall, right into these fits of
weeping which they hate, because
men don't see and won't see how a
woman suffers-until she cries."
Daddy looked at his watch. "Gosh!"
| must call up mother! She wasn't
feeling so well this morning."
He stepped to the phone, and l
smiled in spite of myself. Daddy
Lorimer was placing a tremendous
value on dear mothers feelings, now
that he and she were nearly rs years
old! l wondered if Martha and I
would have to wait that long t. get
the same consideration from our
men,
Mothers better-only anxious
about Bob. like the rest of us. She's
a wonder. now. isn't she. girls"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20
MATAWAN

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hagan on Thursday
night.
DR.. Clinton c. Straughn who has
been spending several days in the
south, mas returned home.
Miss Helen Cartan, of Bradley
Beach. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
A. j. Cartan.
United States District Attorney
Elmer H. Geran left today for
Washington, D. c.. where he will
spend several days.
Miss Augusta Clark has returned
from Sdffern. N. Y, where she was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Allen
Clark.
Mrs. William V. Simpson, who
has been spending several days
with her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Allen, In Flat
bush, N. Y, has retdrned home.
Mrs. v + Valdes, who has been
spending a week with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Terhune. has re-
turned to her home in Wayne, Pa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20
BY JACK FROST

by Wireless to Hal NJ. Cochran)
This message from Santa Claus
Land is for the little folks. and par
ents aren't supposed to read it un-
less they read out loud.
SANTA CLAUS LAND, North
Pole, Dec. 20-While everybody
else in this big toy town is busy as
can be, Santa Claus has asked me
to tell the children of Perth Amboy
Just what is going on in his land
these last few days before Christ
mas.
Everything is hustle and hurry
up here in Santa's workshop, and
when gets started on his Christmas
Eve ride through the clouds, his air
plant is going to be loaded to the
top with toys and candy.
Santa has been so busy hat he
has called on Tom Thumb. Little
Jack Horner and John, John the
Piper's Son, to help him with his
toy making. while Little Miss Muf-
fet, Little 30 Peep and Mary. Mary
Quite Contrary are putting new
dresses on all the little dolls who
are soon to hang on a Christmas
tree.
A Kingdom OF Animals.
l just wish all you children could
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20
The Book of Martha
BY JANE UORINfER

We assented enthusiastically.
Gosh. il all ONE were hke you
two and like her. some men wouldn't
do so much lyingi"
I gasped. How ! hated the lgiS
word he had used, | hated to have
Martha reminded of Ewart's fault.
We had always regarded Ewart as
the soul of honor. IL he could lie,
then Bob couldl We had held Ewart
in high esteem and great regard and
] could not ecove from the shock
of learning that he "a a rascal.
He had always been, according to
Chrys. fairly soaked in respeGta
bilityi"
Could his be a dual personality?
Was he a Jekyll-Hyde combina-
ton?
Had Martha aver thought of him
so?
Well, If he was, Martha would not
have much chance OF making him
over because when two standards
conflict in ar individual. the lower
one, which is the racial. or elemen-
tai one. and the baser one. too often
prevails.
knowing this. my heart ached for
Martha Palmer.
Ito be continued.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20
METUCHEN

All stores along Main street are
presenting their usual holiday ap-
pearance.
The community pageant, under
the direction of Mrs. Charles p.
Hull. wilrbe held at the high school
on the afternoon and evening of De-
cember 80. The tickets which will
be issued soon will be free to all.
The Auction Club which met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. II. d. Edgar was enjoyed by
the members present and after a
lively contest prizes were won by
Mrs. A. C. Allison and Miss Shankel
of New Brunswick.
Mrs. Edgar Campbell has cards
put for a tea" at her home on Hill
side avenue on the afternoon of
December 81 to introduce her niece,
Miss Altha Greeves. The hours are
from 4 to s.
The Watermelon Minstrels given
by the senior class of the high
school Friday evening in the audi
forum proved very entertaining and
gave great promise for the class of
1921. The attendance was good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20

clared by those in authority to be
one of the most efficient types yet
invented.
A Sunday school has been organ
lied at Union. meeting each Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. A Sunday
school was formerly held at that
place, but for a number of years
no such service has been conducted.
Rev. F. T. b. Reynolds, pastor of the
Reformed church. has started the
newly organized school.
Mrs. f. Palmer Armstrong. OF At
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20
KEYPCRT

The Thimble society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Melissa Pease.
The First Baptist Sunday school
viii hold its Christmas entertain
ment on Tuesday evening. Dec. 2Sth.
The First Presbyterian church Will
hold a Christmas entertainment. in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20

Guiding songs and recitations on
Sunday morning. Dec. 26th. at il
o'clock.
Miss Anne Avery, of New York.
was the guest of relatives in the Dor
ough on saturday.
Herbert Doherty. of New York.
spent the week end with friends In
the borough MIR. Doherty. who was
a former employee of the Aeroma.
rine company. has recently COM
pleted a new engine. which is de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-20

autic street. was the guest OF
friends at New York the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. J.. Gordon Schanck.
Of Brooklyn. spent the week end as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Walling. of Front street.
Edward w. Young. of New YORK.
vas the weekend guest OF his
grandmother, Mrs. Anna Osborn.
Miss Helen Campbell. of the Mont
clair Normal school. spent the week.
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew 3. Campbell.
The Washington times., 1920-01-26
KANSAS CREATES COURT
FOR LABOR DISPUTES
New Tribunal on Industrial Rela-
tions Designed to Protect
Against Strikes
Copyrights, 1870
b. H. l. ooLDbEho

TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. 26.-Labor dis
putes in Kansas. which AFFECT the pub
lies interest, In future will be solved
by a court OF industrial relations.
The bill creating such a court. de-
signed primarily to protect the pub
lie from "warring factions" and at
the same time give ample protection
TO both capital and labor. became a
law in Kansas with its publication in
the official state paper The measure
was signed last night by Gov. Henry
J. Allen.
The entire personnel OF the court
has not been selected w. l.. Huggins,
of the lower house, was the first Sc
lection. He Is a member OF the pub
The Washington times., 1920-01-26

ten pages with complete under
standing is better than wandering
through fifty books.
The Washington times., 1920-01-26
LABOR SEES ROADS
UNDERU.S. CONTROL

Labor leaders here today declared
the tide has been turned In favor or
extension OF Government operation
OF railroads for two years. instead of
the immediate return OF the roads to
private management
The roads are not going back to
private control March l." said Seere-
tary Scott. OF the railway department.
A. y. OF L. "The cummins bill will
not be passed"
Supported by several big farmers
organizations. President samuel Com
pers. OF the A. +. OF l., 10 leading a
nationwide agitation to extend Gov
ernmsnt control two years longer.
Delegations OF farmers and laber
leaders from all parts OF the country
are waiting on Congressman and Sen
ators daily. Mails OF all washington
officials are flooded with petitions for
extension OF. control
This back-fire from the country ex-
plains why Congress has delayed In
writing the Cummins bill into the
statute books, labor leaders claim.
The cummins bill. passed By the
Senate TO provide for Immediate re-
turn Of the railroads, has been week.
in the hands OF a conference com
mittee Of both houses Of congress.
together with a similar bill passed
by the House. No compromise has
yet been reached.
The Washington times., 1920-01-26

munist party performs service in
mobilizinK the proletariat against
capitalism. emphasizing the political
character OF the class struggle"
"The parliamentary processes es-
tabIished by our Government" de-
ciared Secretary Wilson, "are to be
discarded or used for propaganda
purposely and other means adopted
for overthrowing the Government OF
the United States. The conquest OF
the power OF the state to to be ac-
complished through the mass power
OF the proletsriat.
STRIKES are to be broadened and
deepened, making them general and
militant. and efforts made TO develop
their revolutionary implications The
strike Is TO be used not simply as a
means through which the Government
may be conquered and destroyed"
The Washington times., 1920-01-26
BALD PATES TO URGE
CUT RATE FOR HAIR TRIM

wINsTEAD. Conn. Jan. 2s.-''Hair-
raising features are promised for the
next annual banquet of the Bald
Head Club of America. to be held in
New Haven In April. The executive
committee will meet in that city to
arrange for the big event. also to
draft amendments to the constitution
and bylaws.
why should a bona nde baldhead
pay full price for a haircuty' is one
of the questions to be considered.