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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-04-30
Home Makers CHI Organized.

A juror Home Makers Club was or
@anized in the County Agents office
last Monday night with an enrolment
Of twenty-five. The following officers
we're elected: President, Ruth Ben
son; president, Caroline Wantz;
Secretary, Anna Yingfing, Treasurer,
ZheIma EngIar.
After talking ever the work of the
Grganization and the project that
each girl is going TO carry out In her
home, demonstration on the preser-
wing of eggs in water glass was given
~ one Of the girls. The next meeting
will be held Tuesday night, April 81,
in County Agents Office. Any girls
desiring to join had better do so inn
mediately The girls are working on.
various projects. Some are going to
do sewing work, canning, gardening,
p0ultry, baking OF bread, and keeping
nersonaI accounts. Most of the girls
are taking three projects. Some are
taking all six. The girls are looking
Coward to a camping trip in August.
The girls would ne glad If somebody
VINO has a second hand sewing ma
eEiine that they are not using, would
loan it to the club.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-04-30

You who use
i 81 inch tires
constitute more
than h alf the
tire buyers of the
world. IS 4t.l.,,a 80
To build this spe-
cial nodded 81
in. tire, a 81 ,OOO,--
600 factory was
built and a spe-
cial organization
brought together.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-04-30
List of Official Nominations
DEMOCRATIC

Office The Board of Supervisors Elections County
Westminster, Md. April 10, 1920
In compliance with the provisions of Section the
Code of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland notice hereby
that the hereinafter named have
office under which their of their nominations
said office having been duly fled with this board of Supervisors
ton of Carroll County, required by law The list of
arranged far practicable the order and form
to be printed upon the ballot
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-04-30
List of Official Nominations
REPUBLICAN

Office of The Board Supervisors Elections Carroll County Md
Westminster, Nd April 49, 1920
compliance with provisions Article the
Code Public General Laws the State hereby
that the hereinafter named
Office under which their certificates Of their
said having been duly fled with this board Supervisors
ton of Carroll County, nominations
arranged far practicable in the (which they
to be printed upon the ballot
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-04-30
DIAGNOSTICIAN
DR.. FAHRNEY
RaGERSTOWN, Nd,

] study and treat chronic diseases
and determines. | cure many cases
the ordinary doctor does not under
stand. Is there anything wrong with
you send me your name and address
and ! viii tell you what to do, and
there is no charge for this. I'm the
only DR.. Fahmey In town.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-04-30
For Sale !!

"KENWOOD"-Bea Country
Pleasant Hill Road, 10
miles from Baltimore-S minutes walk
to Emory Grove Cars. Large house,
fine grounds, overlooking Green
Spring Valley. All conveniences.
Address N. DORSEY NORRIS,
apr23-1m owings Mills, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-04-30

BEFORE INSURING permit me to
quote you rates for Fire, Tornado,
Steam Boiler, Workmen's Compensa.
ton, Plate Glass, Life, Health, Acct
dent, and all lines of insurance.
Compare my forms attached to all
policies issued by me and you will
see how much greater protection
will give you.
JAMES e. SMITH. SR.,
INSURANCE AGENT.
Main and Church Sts, Westminster
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
PREDNASKA v SIM SOKOL
MA CLARK AVE.

Vzd6lavaci odbor Sokola No
va Vlaat pofada Ultra veter V
Cesk6 SIM Sokol ma Clark A
We verejnou prednaSku ma ma
met ~ bojd a zapasu pro Ge-
skoslovenskou samostatnost'
Prednaseiicim bude legionar
br. Bedfich Holub, jenz dopl-
nj .svuj vyklad krasnymi sve-
jelnImi obrazy Ze svetove val
ky, ktere nikde nebyly publ
kovany. Nedejte 81 uiiti tuto
pfilezitost a dostavte Sc Y Get
nem poctu ma tuto velice zaii
mavou i poucnou prednasku,
ktera zajiste kazdeho uspoko-
il a k dalsi narodni cinosti po-
bidne. Zacatek bude v 7:3O
hodin veGer urCite.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
SYSTEM BRATRSKEHO PO.
JISTENf.

Nakladem sluGujiciho vybo-
ri CnSkYch svobodomyslnych
iednot vySla pod tinto ma
7vem brozura, zpracovanl die
rozliGnych pramenG Vaclavem
Havelkou. tajemnikem vyboru
n vydavatelem TVdenniho OBJ
2oru. VSem. kdo2 Sc zaiimaii
o system bratrsk6ho poiiSt'o-
vani. iehoZ obliba nalezla tax
padneho vIraZu utvoreni sill
nych, ceSkych, bratrskych jed
not. poskytuie tato brozura
cenne zaiimave informace o
vzniku, vzrGatu a budoucno-
sti tohoto poiiSt' ovaciho sv-
stemu. Nem6io by byti iedine-
ho urednika iednoty nebo ne
ktertho 2 ieilch podriZenych
teles. ci iedineho elena, ienz
ma vskutku zaiem o svou po-
iiSt'ovaci organisaci, ktery by
81 neopatril tuto brozuru a be-
dive il neprostudoval. Brozu-
I'll mono objednati od sluGu-
iiciho vyboru prostrednictvim
ieho tajemnika V. Hvaelky
1903 Blue Island Ave. Chica-
90, I'll. Cena iednotliv6ho vyti
sku Jest stanovena ma 10c. po-
$tou 12c. Pri v6t$ich obiednav-
kach primefena s1eva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
CINNCST PROF. PlSECkE
HO We STARE VEASTI.

Slovensk6 vypravv do Ges-
kVch 7cmi doporuGil Sc zvldSt
~'o1 d dfro7om reditel Nasarv-
ava nqodn~o~ia Y Nodr6 M
Sloven n-ku. kap. PisecllT, We
evVch rcdivnrch pfednaSkach
n Slovensku. ktnr6 usnofadal
oro Sokolstvo V Praze. Upozor
nil. ze 7eim6na Oravane bvli
nrvou vInravou do Prahv tax
oqdSeni. ze 81 aami vvnutili w
nravu druhou a velmi 81 Pra-
n 7amilovali. Ma Slovensku
nnma o mas lid HadnVch pred
etav. SniSe vzpomina PeSti q
'''%et dnnaisk|oh. kan bIval
l@kan cd malicka a pod r6z-
"1mi zaminkami Musimc mn
noetvtrouti pFilezitost. abv
r,'ohl sam sv6 nazory onravit.
"rohloubit 2 ro2Sifit. X t6to
nraci pobidl Sokoletvo, iakoz-
~ zri7eni nenolitick6 cello
"arodni. O slotu zavita do Pra
Nv Slovensk6 Sokolstvo ze
vSech pet zup. 2 iednotlivIch
NEST poiedou vetSi vvpravv.
q tv bv sc NELL Prazan6 zvla-
ste dobfe postarat. Po sletu
n6lv by 81 GeSke a moravske
iednotv z v6tSich NEST vvvolit
40 worn menSinOv6ho zIizeni
eIovenske osady - chranenkv.
etIkat SO mimi a pfivazet ie
10 7vych prostfedi aSpon diva
l.rate do roka. Cenne tvto pred
no6tv zasluhuii, ahv bylo co
npidi.ive Zahaieno G. q. S. iich
nrganisovane nrovadGni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
ZOSTRENl PROHIBICNlHO
NARiZENf.
Vladni urad zavre snad Dur
kcvu restauraci ia Clark
Ave.

Byvaly hostinsky Even
Durk, mattel tax zvan6 kavar
ny elsie 5206 zap. Clark A.
ve., byl vcera vladimir detekti
wy op6t zatGen pro poruSenl
narodni zapovednosti. Pred
dvema tydny Durk byl pokuto
van pro tajny prodej lihovin a
80 sud0 vina mu tenkrat "a
baveno vCera byl pri podob-
mem prodeji op6t pristizen a
znovu V obzalobu a pod $4,000
zaruky dan. Zostrena vladnl
pravidla nafizuji zavfeni 10
kalu, iehoz mattel dVakrat
byl z prodeje whisky usvedcen
Durk byl distriktnim komisa-
rem odkazan vladni porot~
vCera a druh6 usvedGeni sotva
unikne, ponevadz V poslednlm
pfipadu prodal whisku ktere-
mus vladnimu detektivovi, je-
hoz osobn6 neznal. Neni tudiz
pochyby, ze Durkova restaura
ce ma Clark Ave. bude zavfe-
M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30

ze celia mGstska kontrolni Ia
komise z osmi Clen6 by pozd-
stdvala.
Radni Stannard navrhl, ably
zakonodarci z Cuyahoga okrc
su spoleCn6 m6stskou radcu
pusobili ma svolani zvlaStni le-
eislaturv. ktera by vv5i najem
ndho -tatnimi zakony urcila.
@ svolani zvlaStni zakonodar-
ny guy. Cox byl liz pozadan,
n6ktefi politikov6 V Columbus
mvsli vsak. ze specielni Ease
dani sn6mu bylo by zbyteCn6,
pon6vadE die ohaisk6 Gstavy
re@ulovani rentG mohou usku
teCnit samospravna m6sta sa-
ma. Jak dalece znamo, guv.
Cox jest ochoten svolat legi-
slaturu V l6t6, pak-li Sc totiz
presvedci, re svolani to kon-
stituci by Sc nepficilo a legi-
slatura skuteGn6 n6iakou re-
formu by dovedla zav6sti.
Mayor Davis ie rovn6z pro
Svolani sn6mu, ktery by od-
stranil neien koTistnictvi. ny
brz pfedrazovani vSech III
votnich pQtfeb.
V patek bude Sc zde konati
schuze velkych tovarnikG a OBJ
chodniku, kteri isou ochotni
pGjGovati penize ma novostav-
by ia malych trokG, Gimz 81
tuace nedostatkem rentu Zpu-
sobena by Sc uvolnila.
Mesto Youngstown oZnamn-
ie Clevelandu, ze chce V akci
proti koristnikGm vSemozn6
nomahati a podobn6 re uGini i
ina menSi m6sta ohajska.
Youngstown ie rovn6z pro
statni komisi, ktera by verej-
ne vvderaGStvi odStranila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
MESTO ZADA STAT Q OMEZENI
NAJEMNEHO.
DESfTI PROCENTNf VYTEzEK z MAJETKU MA
POsTACIT. = OBCHODNlCI zIVOTNfMI PO-
TREBAMI BUDOU LICENSOVANI

Ia vGereisiho zasedani
m6stsk6 rady jednohlasn6 u
eneseno pozadati stat o obme-
zeni vyd6lkG domacich panu,
kterouzto kontrolu naiemne-
no mela by ma staro3ti zvlastni
statni komise, pGsobici spoiled
ne s okresnlmi dUchodnimi. Ko
mise ia dovolila by pouze de-
setiprocentni profit domacim,
aby prekotn6 zvysovanirenttl
ustalo. Vyd6lek ten ma Sc II
dit die skuteCn6 ceny dotCen6
no majetku. kterazto hodno-
Ia bude dGchodnimi komisi u
davana ma zaklade prijmG z
majetkov6 dane. Mestska ra-
da k vyseuveden6 zadosti vi
Ci statu odhodlala Sc po dobro
zdani znalce ustavy, byvaleho
statniho navladniho Hogana,
ktery ujiSt'uie, re mesta o po-
dobnou komisi stat zadati mo-
hou. VCerejSi resoluce o Zarize
hi statni kontroly naiemneho
podana byla radnim Dittric-
KEN. Jiny radni, Jakub Sta
eel, prosadil predlohu ohledn6
zafizeni m6stske p6ticlenn6
radni komise, ktera by hled6-
la obmeziti uncle zdrazovani
vSech zivotnich potreb. Zvlast-
nj vybor staral by Sc 0 dikto-
vani cen potravin, Satstva i
jinych nutnosti n vSichni po-
dobni obchodnici byli by me-
stem licensovani. Kdo by sve
Zbozi pfedrazil. license byla
by mu odnata, take by dale
obchodovat nemohl. Zmin6n6
petiGlenne radni komisi byli
by pTideleni take odbornici z
obchodni komory, Federace
Prace a pozemkovG bursy, talk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
SKOLNf PRfSTAVKY.

Ia vcerejSf schGze skolnich
radu povoleno S267.5OO ma
zbudovani pri3tavkG skol La
fayette, Collinwood, South, Mt
Pleasant a Woodland Hills,
kterezto pfistavky mali byti
letos dohotoveny. Nova gra-
marni skola ma Parkgate A
We. blize vych 90. ul. pojmeno
vana byla Miles Standish Sko-
lou, kterezto pojmenovani sa-
ha do dejin pfistani angl. pu-
ritanu ma pudu americkou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30

Sdruzeni "PoseIstvi,' po dobu
jednoho roku. 0 clenstvi MOI
no Sc prihlasiti V uradovne Cs.
N. Sdruzeni V c. N. SIM ma
Broadway Y ufednich hodi-
mach, anebo V mesicni sch6zi,
ktera Sc kona Y Besidkach c.
n. Sine kazde tfeti pond6li V
m6slci 0 osme hodine veGer.
Ceskoslovenske Narodni
Sdruzeni V Cevelandu, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
POJEDETE DOMU?

Tisice krajanu chysta Sc le-
toSniho roku ma cestu do stare
vlasti. Jedni menSim ci vet
sim obnosem zahOspodarenych
penez hodlaii Sc usaditi V otci-
ne a vyuziti ziskanych zkuse-
nosti bud oboru prumyslo-
vfm. obchodnim anebo hospo-
darsk6m; druzi, jenz trvaly
domov 81 V Americe Zalozili,
touzi spatfiti osvobozenou
v'qst. obejmouti a zlibati sVoie
drahe, kter6 20 dlouhou dobu
nnvideli pot6Siti Sc krasami
rodne zeme a vzpomlnkami ma
7oSlou dobu beZstarOstneho
dGtstvi. Co tn bude dotaZovani
vvpravovanil Tam V otCin6,
iol1 bGdn6 DOLBY valkv V nouzi,
Itisku q utrpeni bylo naSlm
nrozivati a zde V Americe, jak
vSn to isme tuSili. sraZili sc V
ieden six lisilovnou praci a
nphIvalou ob6tavosti pomaha-
Il d0bTvati Svobodu svemu ma
~odu. 7atin1 CO mnozi y naSich
"ad en6choli rfos more ma pu-
d1l Frarcio sv6 vlaSti svobO-
du ln'vi vvkunovali. Kterak a
le doElIn llaIdT y mas. re Sku
teGn3 hvl Z5nase tom Gin
nTm. zo rfispival praci anebo
hiivrou svou K onomu velke-
mu dilu fesk6 Ameriky? Nei-
lepSim d6kazem Jest prisluS-
most k narodni orpanisaci. KITE
ri Cinn6 SO podilela ma revo-
lnGnim hnuti proti tvransk6-
mu Rakousku. I'll, ienz Sc bu-
don moci vvkazati clonskVm
lietkpm Cesk6ho Narodniho
Sdruzeni. npil6pe dokazi, ze
stall Y radAch reVoluCnich bo-
iovniki a ze svoii povinnost co
CeSi Y pravV cas- pochopili.
Proto w vSichni. ienz iste po-
mhhali vvboiovati vit6znV "a
mas o svobodu Ceskoslovensk6-
ho naroda. vvtrveite az do kon
co a Zaopatrte 81 legitimace Ce
skoslovpnsk6ho Narod"iho
Sdru5eni pro rok 1920. Glen
ekV listek tohoto telesa neien
70 vam buda V budoncnu upo-
minkou vaSi narodni cinosti, "a
le noalouzi yam co dokiad 0
vaSi epolullGasti k dosazepi Ce
skoslovensk6 republiky. Glen
akV poplatek pro rok 1920 ie
50 90. Y Gomz Jest hrnuto
predplatne Ma Organ Cs. n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
DOP1S v NASf ADMINI-
STRACI.

Slecna Fany Bubenickova V
Clevelande ma nasi ufadov-
ne dopis 2 Czech, ktery nemnze
poSta dodati pro neuplnou "a
dresu. Odesilatelkou jest An
ma Bfezinova V Praze l., Dlou
ha tfida els. 43.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
CONGRESS BEGINS ITS
WORK AGAIN MONDAY
Appropriation Bills to Consti.
tute Principal Business OF
Three Months Session.

washington.-The sixtysixth con
gress convened at noon Monday Tor
It's third and final session. The out.
standing events we're the attendance
Monday at the senate session Of Presi.
dentelect Harding and the presenta.
ton on Tuesday of President Wilson's
annual message.
The final session of the present con
gress opened with only three months
Of allotted official life, ending just be-
fore the Inauguration OF President
Harding, on March and with an
extra session soon afterward In pros
pect. Appropriation bills will consti.
tute the principal business aat this
session.
President.e Harding was sur.
rounded Immediately by crowd OF
senators when he entered, who shook
his hand and clapped him on the back.
The presidentelect welcomed his ad.
mirers with broad smile.
Another peace time estimate OF
nearly s5,OOOOOO.OOO for the govern.
ment's expenses during the fiscal year
1929 faced congress when It reas-
sembled. The exact figures as trans.
mitted by Secretary Houston we're 81
53.s56,759. an increase OF nearly ST.
OOO. O.OOO.O 600 over the appropriations for
the current year, but 100000 less
than the estimates submitted a year
ago
A tentative program OF legislation
In addition to the appropriation bills ls
expected to be determined this week
by republican leaders In conferences
among themselves and with President.
elect Harding.
Republican leaders predict that con.
grcss viii be forced to work steadily
TO complete the appropriation bills by
March 4. In addition, there may be
other legislation for relief OF farmers
and probably few other emergency
bills. Committees. however were pre-.
pared TO work generally on matters
TO be considered at the extra session.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
NO NATIONAL GUARD
IN FOURTEEN STATES

WAshinEton,-Fourteen states had
no national guard troops recognized
by the government on June 80, accord
ing 10 the annual report OF Major.Gen'
eral Jesse Carter, chief OF the militia
bureau, Just made public. They were
Arkansas. Delaware. Illinois, Indiana,
Louisiana Massachusetts,. Montana
Nebraska, Nevada. New Hampshire
New Mexico. North Dakota, South Da
kota and West Virginia.
The recognized units had = total
strength OF $1,000 officers and men at
the end Of the fiscal year, the repsrt
said against an authorized strength OF
l06, 500. great difficulty having been
encountered In obtaining recruits.
Discomfort with the national guard
service. General Carter said. had been
tostered by tales Of unfair treatment
during the war, spread by men with
grievances. many OF which found their
~AV into the nuhlic presa"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
EXPLODING SHELLS
BOMBARD BROOKLYN

New York.-Hundreds OF homes In
the Fort Hamilton section OF Brooklyn
virtually were under heavy artillery
bombardment Sunday afternoon result.
ing from Intermittent explosions OF
6.lnch and l0.inch shells on Il steam
lighter which caught fire while moor
ed to the army reservation wharf
Gathering together their belongings
in belief that the naval arsenal at
Fort Lafayette. a small island near
Fort Hamilton. was ablaze. terrified
scores fled their homes for safer zones,
driven to frenzied haste by the series
OF detonations heard for miles around,
An official statement from Fort
Hamilton said no lives were lost and
only four persons were slightly In
jured
The lighter. which was laden with
800 shells for shipment 10 Boston, was
torn from It's moorings by the vio-
lence OF the first explosion. Two men
on board escaped,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
8 OFFICERS KILLED IN CLASH
Mob Attempts to Break Into Santa
Rosa Jail.

Santa Rosa. CaL-A mob estimated
at 2OO0 made two attempts to break
into the sonoms county jail here whore
four men and woman we're held under
heavy guard Ps the result OF a shoot
ing affray in which three officers were
killed and one suspect wounded.
The mob was dispersed after 1t had
spent more than nine hours before the
jail.
The shooting came as a climax to
the search OF men alleged to be i'm
plicsted in recent attacks on young
girls In San Francisco,
The dead are Miles NJ, Jackson, de-
tectiye sergeant, San Francisco;
James A. Petray. sheriff OF Sonoma
county; Lester II, Dorman, detective
OF San Francisco. The wounded:
George Boyd. San Francisco suspect,
slightly wounded in the shoulder.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
"BLACKNAIL" STORY OF
POLITE UNDERWORLD
Viola Dana Charming Adventures In
Thrilling phUtudrama ht
Majestic Theatre

"Blackmail' screen version OF
Lucia Chamberlain Saturday Even
ing Post story OF the skilful workings
OF the crook world will be shown
at the Hpj3stic Theatre, with Viola
Dana in the star role The film,
which g. % Metro special production
deals with that strata Of society al
ways of fascinating interest to large
percentage OF humanity and the spe-
Clal worry pf the police.
Miss Dana appears In the role Of
Flossie Gullon. the beautiful daugh-
ter Of n famous crook who Is urged
by her dying father not to let the
cops forget the name OF Golden. with
a band Of c0nfederatos she entangles
wealthy but insipld young man
with the Intention of blackmailing
him into marriage.
Miss Dana made n winsome ad-
yenturess and her depicting OF the
chic daughter Of the polite under
world ddcd another to her already
long list OF successes.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
Louise GLAUh IN SEX" BIG
WONDER-DRANA BOOKED here
J. Parker Read Jr's Remarkable
Motion Picture Production, IL
IIcadlincr at the Majestic
Theatre Dec. ~ and Is

"Do unto others - you would have
them do unto you"
Adrionno Rennult. divinity OF tho
Frlvolitv, mover inclined toward this
theory for the slnmlo reason that she
novor could imagine herself situated
as othcr women
Yot the eternal problem Of Sex be-
camo Adrlenuo's problem. too, when
fate go ruled. and this wonderful
creature Of New York'R night life
this wcll-holoyed ~ the most favored
mon in Manhattan, found herself rs
Incapable OF solving the equation ns
the yorlcst novice In tho game OF
love
"ScN" i1 story of universal i'm
port Whom this powerful W. w
Hodh'ngou release comes TO the
Majestic Theatre. it viii be seen that
itg basic tlewc ~ so succlnct and
familiar Tint n will reflect the pro-
blomg and questions that have boset
almost an NJ ug Yot In his treat
mont OF Tits agc-young story J. Par.
lor Rcud. Jr.. the producer. has In
troducod an artistic element OF de-
licacy and nobility and q scenic Law
ishnoHg thrt Nff7 this screen play In
TO tho roHlm of those fcw photodram-
ns that huro startled enc world and
have REFLECTED universal conditions
that com bo roWodiod hy only two
modic'rHe- Faith and Constancy
Th'ro ls clcvorly contriycd moral
H "so"' FOR tho qulck-wltted, The
climax comes In Adrlonne's life whom
nor own husband ~ won away from
Nor hy tho sDmc Daisy Henderson Of
cobb Corners IN whom she developed
tho feminine rrts of allure and the
dance IN thoir days in the Friyollty
together. II Is then that Adrienne
lifts her hands 10 heaven and all the
tragedy OF "SoX" all the futility OF
lovelcss wOman's life and alb the pOig
nancy Of the severance Of the mar
rlago relation are expressed In the
hoart-broken query:
"Oh Godl why did this have 10
happen 90 mc?"
What happened 10 Adrionno? Did
she suffer further or win back the
love Of the errlng husband and "live
happily over after2' Did she XIII
Daisy Henderson when she had muir
der In her heart? or did she wish
Daisy luck and move on 10 a new
conquest2 Was Adrlonne wicked or
a good woman" or was she just
Woman? These are the questions
that Sex" alone can answer, See
this llndkinson rclease az the Mai
ostic with Irving Cummings, Myrtle
Stedman, William Conklin and Peg
Ey pcarce In the east supporting the
most interesting star on the screen
today Louise Glaum.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
FARMERS EXEMPT
FROM PROSECUTION
Department OF Justice Declares
Movement 10 Withhold Crops
Is Not Unlawful.

washlngton.-Because farmers co
operative organizations are exempt
from application OF antitrust laws,
the department Of justice has given
no consideration to the campaign TO
withhold crops from the markets until
prices advance, II was said by F. X.
Nebekor special assistant TO the at.
torney general.
Mr. Nebeker's explanation OF the
departments attitude followed a state
ment by q. S. Barrett, president OF
the National Farmers union, that ho
understood federal agents we're at.
tempting 10 obtain evidence for prose.
cution In Kansas. Iowa and other
states.
The Clayton antitrust act, Mr..
Nebeker said. provides that agricul.
tural organizations, not having capt
tai stock nor being conducted for
profit. cannot be construed as con.
spiracles In restraint OF trade, With.
holding OF crops for personal profit
he asserted. probably would not be
held as organization profits.
Mr.. Nebeker also alleged that the
limitations on the appropriation act
for the enforcement OF the antitrust
law would seem 10 preclude action
against farmers. inasmuch as the act
specifies that no part OF the appro'
prlatlons shall be expended for the
prosecution OF farmers who cooper
ate 70 obtain fair and reasonable
price for their products.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
100000 For Christmas Booze.

Seattle. Wash.-Bootleg circles in
Vancouver, q. c.. are experiencing an
unprecedented rush OF business as a
result OF tho oncoming Christmas holi-
days, More than 100000 has been
sent to the Canadian city by persons
in Seattle and Portland. Or. according
to reports here. for the purpose of in
surinE an adequate supply of yuletide
cheer.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09

Reguri Of soldier Not Authorized.
N.shrstou.- Secretary Baker will
not authorize the removal OF the body
.t AN unidentified American soldier
rom France for interment in Victory
Aall. Porshing square. New York.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
THE WEEK At THE THEATRES.

AT THE MAJESTIC
Majestic Thursday and Friday
Blackmail ............ Viola Dana
Two Reel Comedy
Saturday, December IL
Secret Gift ........ Lee Kohlmar
Vanishing Dagger
Two Reel Comedy
Sun. and Mon, December IL and 13
Sex .............. Louise Glaum
Two Reel Century Comedy
Tuesday and Wednesday
Sage Brush Hamlet. ............,.
.........W William Desmond
Tightening Bryce
CAL Cop .......... = reel comedy
Thurs and Fri, December 16 and II
Flame Of the Desert. ......All Star
Two Reel Comedy
AT THE DREAMLAND
Children In the House ~ Talmadge
Their Indian Uncle. ....,.. Comedy
Topics OF the Day
Mon and Tues, December l 3 and Ii
Desert Man ..........., BIZ Hart
Double River ..,.........' COMEDY
We'd Thur, December 10 and 16
Dard Road ........ Dorothy Dalton
In Wrong Right ........ Comedy
Saturday. December Is
Deserter ....,....... Charles Ray
Discordant Note .......... Comedy