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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-04
p0TsFs FOR SAFE
HOMES FOR SALE FROM
81 A(l0 IIp


s5,5OO-s-rooom detached house; lsrge
lott hot-water heat: electric lights; large
rooms. and the entire property In very
good condition; convenient to the street
cars and northeast location. Only $500
cash Vacant and Immediate possession.
S,5OO-s large rooms In an excellent
northwest location. near the Mt. Pleasant
street cars; modern heated; electric lights.
gas; well constructed large brick. This
property couldn't be duplicated at present
time for less than about $4,000. lmined-
ate possession.
NS,OO0-lO large rooms; hot-water heat /.
ed; electric lights. gas; just on i4th and
near 18th street; In one OF the best nerth.
west locations. This house Ia "A detached
home on very large lot. with double gar
age holding cars. II you want real
great home. see this property before you
buy. About t3.500 cash.
$500 has been the price. the owner Is
going to sell, and Will sell at the best price
that he can get See this property ana
make an oner; you can surely get bar
gain: rooms. hot-wster heat. large lot
and colonial design.
IN EADMAN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-04
HOUSES ron SALE
JOHN F. DONOHOE G. SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue s. Z.
PRICE $4,000

PRICE $4,000
Tth 81. NJ T.. near Messse husetts
ave. A six-room. modern. brick house
with lot ~ by 30, to paved alley.
Terms. $1,000 cash. balance $40 per
month. includins interest and princi-
pal.
PRICE $3.50.
slh st. y. f.. not far from Mary
land ave. A. six-room. modern mouse
with cellar; furnace heat: side anu
rear alley: room for garage. In spleh-
did condition. Reasonable terms.
PRICE $500.
G ST. s. T.. near Pennsylvania ave.
A six-room, modern. colonial mousse
furnace heat: good lot. Possession can
be given Immediately. Terms.
PRICE $3.50.
Eye ST. n. f.. running through 10
florida ave. A seven-room, modern.
brick house; lot rs by 100. Terms
1900 cash. balance In monthly pay
ments
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MADAME VASHTI,

50c-SPECIAL READINGS-50c
Tells you anything you wish to know
your luck. love, business, health and fam
ily anairs. 727 9Th 81. n. W. (Near Rialto).
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j. ID. CARAVAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
- = - 80
For Sale or Rent.

FOr SnIe or Nent
~ SPENCER ST. Hyattsyille. Md.-seyen
rooms and bath, h.-w. H., electric nshts
and gas immediate posse ssion; $50 per
month. Inquire 10 3rd 1t. s. L. Phone
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13

WRANGEL DEDICEM KOLCAKOVYM.
TAX MA NEHO POHLfZf FRANCIE, KTERA URED-
NE JIZ VYROZUMELA VELKOU BRITANI
o UZNAN1 JIHORUSKE VLADY

Iondyn, II srpna Velka Brtanie byla dfedne w.
rozumena Franc uznani poseze zmnenou zemi vady
barona Wrangea jako svaiicf vady ihu Ruska teto
otazce pfitomn6 rokuje mezi Francii Anglii
Washington, r. srpna Francouzska vlada, vyslo zde
vefencst dnes hoda seznam vladu ameckou pohnut
kam iez vedly il k uzndni horusk6 proboEevcke vady
Byo iz vysvetleno, Wrangea ienz kontrouje
znacnou cast Krymu Jest pohzeno ako dedce Kocakovy
protboBevicke frakce ez pokousea zariditi vadu
Omsku Sibifi.
Koltakova vlada iak doud Jest zv6 pameti nejenom
bya uznana vadou francouzskou posktovana takova
ak vbec byo mozno ale bya uznana tez Velkou
Brtanii take Washingtone dostalo uisten re
mercka vlada bude priznve uvazovati otazce uznan
Mimo americka vlada byla vyrozumana, ze Wrange
da zavazne u6n re nemni zaozti neodvsy rusky stat
cmz by naraz amerckou oposc prot roZcenen areho
Ruska nbrz jeho cGe jest spo vsechny zvy nepfiZnive
Leninov Trockemu doufa mo zpdsobem zachranit cee
Rusko soveske dkatury. tomo ohledu poukazuje
rozhodnut France schva vladu Wrangeovu nijak nepf
chaz konflkt stanoviskem zauatym presidentem Wo
eho nedavne note Wrange ma pry k sinou ho
tovost takovou pcmoc z mdze od Francie ocekava do
davku valeGneho materau, ma nadej znacn6 spechy
Acko Jest drvesm dGstoni esrovym mini pry zafidt
demokratickou formu vl&dv Wraage valee poti
cku bl pukovnikem zdy paradnho gardoveho puku byl
ran6n dvakrate EovySen pro hrdnstvi.
Zde zajmem sedovan Jest konflikt, jenz vyvinul
mezi Velkou Brani Francif nasedkem uznan Wran
gea posleze zmnenou zem Ze konfiktu dojde
bylo zde davno pTedvfdano
Francie tvrdosiin6 odmala kazdy navh ma sblizeni
Leninem Trockvm tom presv6dceni re veke pIcky
skytnute cark6 Wade il poda skoektova edne tehdy
kdyz Rusku bude povalen bolsevcky rezim.
Lloyd George-ova naklcnnost ku sbfzen bolseviky
da vysvetiti vivem d6nick6 police Veke Bra
ME zaroven vzraiicim akem britskych obchodnich "a
jmu ez cht6y obchodovati Ruskem Denicka daa
npokte evo re postavi pro kazdemu takovemu do
boduzvi jako ba neblaha eXpedce do Archangeska do
Sbe Jest rozhodnua zahat vseobecnou stavku kdyby
vlada odhodala zasahnoui chime do ruskeho zmatku.
nevysveeni pouze jest Lloyd George nebyl zasve
do zamerh francouzske vady konferenc Hythe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
BOZ MA BODAKY.
BULLETIN:

Varsava, 13. srpna. Bitva,
cd niz osud Varsavy zavisi, zu-
ri ma 1OO-miIove fronte severo-
zapadns a severne cd tohoto
mesta. Dochazi k hroznym Ia
pasnm ma bodaky. Polaci ustu-
pull ma levem kridle. We Var
save byl proh!asen stav obleze-
nj.
Rusove dobyli pry jiz Pull
tusk, 26 mil ma sever cd Varsa-
wv. Polsti obranci Mlawy, ma
Varsava-Gdansko draze, vzdali
Sc bez boje. Mssto obkliceno
hylo rudou jizdou kazdy od-
por byl by byval marnym. Rus
ke oddly, jez obesly leve kri-
do polske armady severoza-
padns cd Varsavy, postupuji
ku Plocku ma rece Visle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13

Ponziho revirem zdalo Sc by
ii Novoanglicko a New Jersey.
Rada, jez formovala Sc denne
Pie Alley, Ia Ponziho ura-
dovnou We School nlici, nezdala
Sc pfedstavovati prumer ieho
klientu. Tito byli z v6tsi casti
cizinci. jimz vice zalezelo ma
tom, ably pfisli ku svym pene-
zIm, nez-li ma chraneni svych
reputaci jako moudrych spe-
kulantn.
Uzkostlive poptavky v novj-
narskych uradovnach rozc:-
lene hovory V restauracich V
dolni casti mesta naznacuji, ze
drobni obchodnici, professional
nj muzi a zeny, klerkyne a Ste
nografky po tisicich dali Sc ma
chytati ma vejicku $50 procent
vydelku V pet ctyficeti
dnech."
Ponzi mel agenty, kteri sha-
nell klienty v kane elarich a to-
varnach a tenn vyborne Sc dafi-
10, zejmena mezi Italy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13

Pc diva roxy byl mimo nrad,
mezitim co Konstantin, svakr
nemeckeho cisafe po zprone-
weren't Sc srbsko-fecke smlouve
ma vzajemnou ohranu, snazil Sc
udrzeti Recko neutralni, tai.
nou sympatif a podloudnou Gin
nou pomocf Nemecku.
A navratem Venizelose
pfisla poslanecka komora zvo-
lena 81. kvetna 1915, ale jez by
la rozpustena, jakmile kril
shledal, re 81 media libiti ieho
zasahovanf do jeff dstavni pra-
vomoci.
"Venizelosovi dobrovolnici"
boiovali jiz Sc spojeneckou ar
madou Macedonii, kdyz 2.
cervence nova vlada, kralo-
wynn druhym synem jako kra-
lem a Veniz elosem opetne ial,o
premierem, formalne prohlasi.
la valku prot Nemecku, Ra-
kousko- Uhersku, Turecku a
Bulharsku.
Ma mirove konferenci, kdyz
So seSla v lednu 1919, n6kteri
proziravi correspondent pred
povldali, re deIegat, jenz ziska
neivice pro svoji zemi. bude
Venizelos. A to Sc tez stalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13

ELEUTHERIOS VENIZEL OS STRELEN BYL A LEHCE
ZRANEN DVEMA SVYMI KRAJANY MA LYONSKEM
NADRAzf v PARfZI

Pariz, ~. srpna. Venizelos,
ministersky pfedseda Recka,
malem stal Sc obeti ukladne
vrazdy dnes vecer, kdyz vcha-
eel do Lyonskeho zeleznicniho
nadrazf zde. -Byl strelen do le-
y1ho ramene a praveho stehna.
V nemocnici, kan byl dopra-
ven, bylo sd6leno pGlnoci, re
jeho stav jest uspokojivy. e.
tocnici ma premiera byli diva
byvali recti dGstojnici, Geor-
ges Thyriakis a Apostolos l.
serppis, oba porucici, prvni v
inzenyrskem sboru, druhy v
namofnictvu.
Proslychalo Sc, re vrazedny
utok ma byti spachan ma Veni-
zelosa a nasledkem toho poll
Gle bedlive jei hlfdala. Tim sc
stale. re mohla odZbrojiti IL
tocniky. nez-li tito mohli w.
prazdniti sve revolvery. Oba
muzi byli zle sbiti pc strelbe da
vem ma nadrazi.
Zprava utoku ma Venizelo-
sa zpGsobila velke rozhorceni,
V Parizi, kde fecky premier te-
sill So vseobecne ucte. Presi-
dent Deschanel postal ddstojni-
ka do nemocnice, aby Sc po-
zeptal. jak Sc mu dafi, kdezto
M. Palekogue zavital do ne
mocnice imenem premiera Mil
leranda. Eleutherios Venizelos.
veliky vddce moderniho Recka,
jenom pred nekolika dny doc
kal Sc splneni svych nadeI.
vzhledem k budoucnosti sv6
vlasti. Turci dine 10. srpna po-
depsali smlouvu Sevresskou
jez skutecnou svrchovanosti a
probationary vice nez zdvojna-
sobila 10000 ctverecnich mil
Recka, j.k bylo pred valkou a
zctvernasobila lidnatost 3,000.-
900.
We vychodnf Thracii a Anato
Iii facke armady donutily "a pr
We nacionalistickeho tureckeho
vddce, Tayara, ku vzdani Sc,
timz vycistily uzemf mezi Ca
rihradem a bulharskymi hrani-
cemi "a druhe, obratilv ma u
tex vojska Mustafy Kemala.
Vsechno toto planovano bylo
pry podivuhodnym Kret'anem
cd zahajeni versaillske konfe-
ference, z jinych stran Sc vsak
tvrdi, re vzalo to wink, kdyz
dal sesaditi krale Konstantina Ia
'12. cervna 1917.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
GEN. WOOD VYPOVfDA
STAVKOKAZY.

Denver, Colo, 12. srpna. O.
kamzite deportovanf vseclf
stavkokazn, kteri operuii pou-
liGni kary v Denver, bvlo ma
fizeno gen. Wooden jako w
sledek konference mezi spoiled
nosti, n1estem a Ifedniky unie.
General ostfe karal zastupca
mesta a spolecnosti pro prive-
zeni ozbroionych stavkokazi
do mesta. Naval stfelbu stav-
kokazu behem vytrznosti. iez
81 vyzadala nekolik obetf "zba-
b6lou vrazdou."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
PENEZNf KRAL JIZ DO
KRALOVAI..
Charles Ponzi, "financni ge-
MUS, zatcen pro podvod a dI-
vsrivi lide mali pry "a MIN
mezi Is a 20 milliony.

Boston, II. srpna. Asi 40
900 investoru sv6rilo sve uspo-
ry RUNE odhadovane uhrnem
mezi S15.O0Q.O0O a S20,OO0.-
900 Cnarles Ponzimu We spe-
kulaci, jiz postovni nrednici
prohlasili dnes "a naprosto ne
moznou splneni.
Ponzi vydal Sc federalnfm
uradum dnes odpoledne, w.
svetliv, re nemGze dostati svym
zavazkGm nasledkem zavfey.l
Hanover Trust Co., kde vetsina
jeho fondG byla ma vkladu.
Byl zatcen pro pouziv&nl
poSty k podvodnym 1celGm,
predveden soudu a dan pod "a
ruku $4,000 do vyslechu 19.
srpna. Morris Rudnick, OBJ
chodnik realitami, obstaral ru-
citele.
Mezitim zatykac, nem2 vi
nen Jest kradeze, byl vyzdvi-
zen policif ma municipalnim
soudu, kdyz vychazel z fede-
rdlni budovy, Ponzi byl znova
zatcen a pridrzen mestskym
soudem k vyslechu %. srpna
pod zarukou $4,000. Rudnic'-
opetn6 obstaral zaruku a Pom
ri byl propulsion.
Veci vvvijely Sc dnes vel
kou rychlosti. Kdyz Ponzi byl
pfedveden spolkovemu komisa
ri Havesovi. Edwin L. Pride,
ienz prohlizi knihy Ponziho
firmy, Securities Exchange
Company pro federalni dfadv,
oznamil, za liz Sc ukazalo. re
spekulant dluhuje s7,O0O.OO0.
Scatni navladni Allen. jenz
podnika samostatne vysetfova-
nj, prohlasil, ze zavazky Ponzi-
no idou do millionu.
Statni bankovni Inspector Wv
dal prohlaseni, v nemz pravi,
re kapital Hanover Trust Co..
ieifz direktorem PonZi az do
vcereiska byl. jest pravdepo-
dobne vSechen pryc.
Statnf pokladnik Burrell o.
sire kritisuje bankovniho ko-
misare, ze medal mu pfilezi-
tost vytahnouti statni fondv,
nez-li Hanover Trust Co. bvla
zavfena. Guv. Coolidge zadal
o vykaz, mnoho-li statnich pc
nez bvlo " zavrene bance. Po-
zdeii Burrell uvedomil guver-
nera, ze stat mel tam ma vkla.
de S125,0OO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
TROCKY MA VELKE
NADEJE.

Washington. IL. srpna. "Wa
rOk celia Evropa bude bolSevic-
kou.' prohlasil Leon Trocky.
rusky bolSevickv ministr valky,
jenz prijel do Bialystoku, tes-
ne "a sovetskVmi liniemi vcera
pozde odpoledne a zffdil 81 tam
svij hlavnf stan. Sdeleni tom
smyslu bylo zde obdrzeno dnes
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
MAYOR CORKU ZATCEN.

Cork, Irsko, II. srpna. Lord
mayor Corku a deset jeho spo-
lecniku bylo zatceno vojaky
dnes, kdyz Sc s16astnili zaseda-
nj Sim Feinskeho soudu rad
nici. VSichni zatceni watt byli
do vojenskych kasaren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
ULTIMATUM ALBANIE
SRBSKU.

Rim, 12. srpna. Depese z
Drace sdeluje. ze albanska VIA
da poslala ultimatum do Srb-
ska, pozadujfci bezodkladnf
vykliz eni Tarabosce a nahradu
100000 frankn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
POLSkA ARMADA KLADE POSLEDNi
ZOUFALY ODPOR MOCNE Sc VALfCi
VINE NEPRATELSKE.
POLSTf PRfSLUSNfCI MAJf BYTI REKRUTOVANl
VAMERICE.
BULLETIN:

Parz H. srpna Bolsevicti pncmocnici pfiel do Ber
lina ably obnov diplomaicke vzahy mez Ruskem Meme
ckem sdsuje depes obdrzene dnes hlavniho
meckeho Depese dodava ze na misse dosth Vidns kde
obnovi diplomacke vztahy Rakouskem.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
BAY
SCHOOL NOTES
(CoutributedD

(C0ptributedD
We have sntered upon our second
months work. All classes are work
Ing with a zeal. The sixth, seventh
and eighth grades report 100 per
cent attendance.
We are anxiously awaiting our
promised basketball. when We will
have basketball team that will sur
prise the natives"
The new victrola that was furn-
ished us through the efficient work
OF Miss Evelyn AppleGate v greatly
appreciates ny teachers and pupils
as well ~ patrons.
The children Of this school GER
tainly respond heartily to any appeal
for the relief Of any one In distress
Here Ia an illustration OF how they
do things. On Tuesday morning tho
question OF Armenian relief" was
the subject for opening exercises in
the different rooms. On Wednesday
morning the children came TO school
fairly loaded with clothing. and
money! Yes. these little folks sac
rificcd their own savings that they
might help 20 keep some little tot
warm. Two little sisters, brought q
dollar each. OF their own money.
The room taught by Mrs. Lambert
brought 80 garments and six pairs
OF shoes. besides 3s.:0. although
money was not solicited from the
children. The other rooms did nobly.
yet not quite so well.
We now have 76 enrolled In our
school. The lower grades are crowd
cd. but with all grades represented.
any other division cannot we'll be
made.
With your ear to the ground you
can hear already the sound and rum
bling OF a noise Of new school
building for Pelican bay" A more
apprcciative school district will be
hard to find.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
ATTORNEY DENIES HE
TRIED TO STOP INQUIRY

CHICAGO, Oct, State Attor-
ney Hoyne. returning today from
New York. said that Charles Com
iskey, owner Of the White sox club.
asked him to investigate last years
world series Immediately after the
conclusion Of the games.
He said that at the time he
found evidence satisfying him that
the series was crooked but not en-
ough to prove It.
Hoyne denied that he had attempt
cd. to stop the present grand jury
inquiry.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Daie Who
have been here visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. u. J. Hcscitine. returned
to their home in Wisconsin this
morning. Is II
y. y. Fay OF Los Anxeieh is In
town today. lie Is stopping at the
white Pelican hotel.
Y. J. Grant arrived from Los An.
gcles last night and Is stopping at
the white Pelican hotel.
r. l.. Bcin In a city visitor from
Portland today.
DIR. u. u. Smith came In from
L.akcvicw yesterday and In attending
TO business matters here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Howard who
have be,n living here this summer
left for Medford on the train this
morning. where they will make their
home this winter.
Martha r. Everest. who has been
employed as n nurse ut the Warren
Hunt hospital. left on tho train this
morning for Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. Upton left this morning
after several weeks with her sister.
Mrs. b. A. Deyo and her mother.
Mrs. Mary Webb. Mn. Upton's
homs 10 In Dunsmuir. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Walters were
called to their homo In Michigan
this morning by the death Of Mrs.
Walters father. They have been
visiting Mr.. Walters sister. Mrs.
J. J. Parker.
Judge Bunneii and Murrel Short.
county commissioner. have returned
from Portland where they have been
for the past week on highway bust
ness. the Judge expressed himself
~ very we'll pleased with the results
Of their visit there.
G. Il. Trink was In town on bust.
ness this morning from his ranch
At Wilson Bridge.
Karl Plath. who was at one time
connected with the Star Drug COM
pany. Is In the city today from Lake
view.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. !. d. Whitmore. who are on
q tour Of California. Mr.. Whitmore
said that they had had no trouble
except during tho time they were
In Stockton. whom some light finger
cd auto thief took the radiator cap
and motor-meter off their car and
would have taken the whole car II
II had not been protected by thief
locks.
W. A. shellhorn left on the stage
for Bend this morning after several
days spent here on business.
Neil Campbell. one OF the budding
oil kings. OF Klamath county. was
In this morning looking after bust
ness.
Mrs. w. O. Smith and children,
Margaret and Buford Hargus, ac-
companied by Mrs. Jackson r. KIM
ball, left for Ashland by car tbis
morning where they will visit for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
MAYOR MAC sWINEY HAS
TASTED FIFTY DAYS

LONDON. Oct. Mayor Terrence
MacSwiney entered the fiftieth day
Of his hunger strike today. He
passed a very bad night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01

Jellyfish sometimes attain diane
ter Of two feet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
Collegian Clothes

tsr
-
o. rt.s,s -a- n a
80 n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
Boys
Really
Like Our
Clothes

That healthy,
husky, young
ster of yours
very likely will
be raising a
racket" one of
tn e S e d ay 8
about some new
clothes. Better
bring him here
and give him
the chance to
pick out what
he wants. He
will 90 aWay
smiling. So will
you.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
WILL RUSH FLOUR ABROAD.

Everyone sympalhizcS With the starving peoples of other lands Muny are trying 10 do something about i1. Foreigners in this country arc per- haps more vitally interested in those ,'hack home' than are AmcricanS Now comes news that Poland, Armenia and Austria will receive aid al once. Julius H. Barnes, head Of inc United States Grain Corporation, has informed the House Rules ,'om- mittec that 1000, 1000 ,,arrCls Of low grade flour will be sent to Central Europe at once on long-term credits. This will he done without waiting for Congressional action upon the pending S1O.0o0,0oo European Food Relief Bill which. however. he hopes will! CrntiNc to other nations to aid lhcs:, peoples.
 The frankly admitted fact that nn attempt to sell this flour in this coun- try has fallHd owing to America $ demand for high-Srade -four only docs not take away from the sense nf relief caused by this news. Nor docs the suggestion that Mr. Barnes' action mnN not he wholly disinterested. The fact remains that some food will go alm ost imm cdiAtcly to these countries I l.,.,. of on the verge of starvation will be fc,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08

entire troop did a ,iailH good turn by dcvotin- their meeting, time to removing a!l tho snow from around the church proportN- Upon the com pletion of this task they held crackcrc&tinS contest which - was very popular. Scout Harold Over strom will represent the troop iii the checker tournament.
 Troop No. 15 mct Tuesday night in Stanley Memorial church.. The troop will hold q festival during the month at which exhibits Of it's work will bt: displayed. Mem l,eig5 of the first-a i6t- team were picked. II was planned to. hold an cntortainment in conjunction with the Sunshine club to- reim bur. the troop treasury.
 Troop No. 19 did not meet dur:ng t.,e past week on account of the mis- sion being held in st. JoSeph'S church.
 Last Wednesda.- afternoon tho com mittce on camping consisting of F. L. Warren. Peter Crona. A. A. Mu;s and J. w. Marsland met With the scout executive and discussed pla5.s for the coming summer c;Lmr. Alt nouncement as to the charges and some of the plans for the next camp has been made through bulletins tu your scoutn,aster. Ask him for I his information. ..
 Arrangements have been made with George E. Sampson to conduct a short course in craftsmanship once week at scout headquarters for a fex selected scouts who W:Sh to qualify for the craftsmanship merit badge. This class will not exceed six meuI- bers for the present. It also will re restricted to firSt-claSs scouts. Such scouts as wish to go on the Wtitfll5 list for this course may do so through their scoutmaStcr
 The next meeting Of thc Court Of Honor will be held at scout headquar- ters on Monday night. March U. It is hoped that every troop will be rep resented by at least ono scout to ta lla second and first class or merit badSs inVeStiture.
 Ii is with pleasure that the local council announces the appointment ct Colonel W. W. Bullen and Lieutena nj Raymood Rand as dcput. scout conn missioners.
 The scout executive has made -lr engagements with a local factory to procure Army mess kits for loca ix scouts 2 actual cost. IT is hoped to have these kits st headquarters this week
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
THE. PRESIDENT HIMSELF.

President Wilson's latest note to the French and British Premiers on tie ,tdriatic question is deem ed the most important of the correspondence. He disrloscS the tenacity Of intention 10 maintain a previously formed opinion return from Paris-somethinG not no1icea be in his carly days in tht, White House. The note is various,.- v Interpreted to he ''rehukc 10 'he Premicrs and an ''agrcement. vii h roservations.' to their proposal. He s@izcs r2On the sugEcst ion that the Pact of London be reverted to a, :4 final resort and declares there is 10 excuse for rcviving d thing he has previously condemned He is sur priscd that there should he found in leave to the joint agreement of na!>- and .IucO-SluVia the settlement of their common frontiers in tho t'ium c region any ground for suggesting the VII hdfaWa or tnc JOlnl nCm ora ndu m of December 2. He stands upon that as d basis for reference in the final settlement.
 The President does "concur in the view of tin" British and French Prim Ministers" that q "specdy settlement of the .Adria tic question is of the greatest inlportancc.'' He declines 10 accept responsibility for a failure to February 10 and ventures to express the earnest hope that the allied gov ernments will not find it necessary to lecide on a course which the Amcri- can Government, in accordancc wit
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government will lose very little by the transaction and it is unimpor- tant that innocent people should have to pay that loss in taxes. We want 10 hribc you to behave. and are will inS to pay little to help you do it."
 Aside from the question of tho wisdom of prohibition and admit ting willingly the justice of any at tempt to rsave owners of liquor from loss had time not been given them to prevent such loss. the expressed motive for the suggestion of the anti saloon gentleman SavorS If childish ness and <discloses a fail lure to at tribute to men who own quantities of bonded liquor any willingness to obey the law. i.iquor men desire to be saved loss; they would he the last. however. to favor reimhursc- ment for the reasons given by one of the gentlemen Who--humbly be it .said-havc no monopoly on de- cCnCN.