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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31
CALLING
COLLEGE GRADUATES
Ministry, Medicine and the Law Have
Been Displaced as the 0ccu-
pational Choice of In
ereasing Per.
centage.

| Boston. jan 3l.-"Business has dis.
/ placed the ministry, medicine and the
law as the occupational choice of a
large and increasing percentage of col.
lege graduates" said Dean Wallace
Brett Donham of the Harvard grad
uate school Of business administration
in his annual report to-day.
while schools OF theology, medicine
and law have been of recognized value
for many years, until very recently no
effective method Of training for the
transition from college to business has
been devised. Yet this transition is
unquestionably more difficult than
similar transition than the technical
schools TO engineering position be
stated.
"The busy practitioner Of any pro.
fession has neither the time the spe.
eialized training nor the equipment for
instruction for beginners. This is par.
ticularly true of the business man"
Dean DOMAIN called attention to the
inadequate housing Of the school of
business administration and its lin
tied endowment. He warned that the
rapid growth of attendance probably
will make il necessary in the near flu
ture TO limit the number Of students.
THE enrolment Of all the collegiate
business schools in the country prior
to 1910 was so small that il was a neg
ligible factor in our educational sys.
tenn" he continued. After that wear
there was considerable growth but the
striking increase is in the year 1919. 20. !
Total gains in the leading schools run
into the thousands.r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31
BRITISH MINERS
WORKfNG FOR BONUS
Will Increase Quarter Billion Dollars
Year as Result of
Efforts.

London, Jan, 3l.--PlH on their met
tie by the prospects of sliding scale
bonuses for increase production, the
coal miners of Britain have put their
backs into the work, and achieved a
record postwar output of 1907 900
tons for one week. As a result their
pay viii be increased by about $780,
100000 in the coming year,
Five weeks were selected by the gov
eminent as a test period as part of
the recent coal strike settlement The
miners were told that if they produced
between 25S,000 900 and 262, 100000
tons in a year of 80 weeks they would
get an extra three shillings and six
pence day NORMALLY equivalent to
about 81 cents) from Jan 3, 1921, and
that when their outputs reached &c.,
100000 tons they would get four shil.
lings tnomnally about dollar day.
extra.
At their latest rate, they are pro-
ducing at the rate of 265,350,000 tons
a year; just under the four shilling
mark.
In 1913, Britain's coal output was
-ct ,uVo,uoo bolsi uut uurlnB the war
this figure was reduced by over 50,000,-
600 tons.
Householders are being told that the
increase in miners wages will inevita-
bly, raise retail prices, because the gov
eminent relied on continued big selling
prices for export coal to meet the ad-
vance in wages.
Now, however, America has come
into the market and, according to the
Coal Owners association, French Ital- !
ian and South American consumers will |
refuse to continue paying the high |
British rates.
This assertion is, however, fatty con-
tradicated by an authority in the la
borite Daily Herald, who holds that
there is no likelihood of export coal
prices falling, and that apparently the
consumer is about to be feeced in or.
der to keep up mine owners profits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31

the stock exchangei-Bostou Tran.
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31

frst time an offender bad been identi.
fed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31
Sc. a Day
$3.50 A MONTH FOR
Hoods Sarsaparilla

The best family medicine treatment
that will purify the blood. Small dose
after each meal. Economy and efficient,
A months supply in every bottle
More Than This
1t creates an appetite, aids digestion
and assimilation and makes food taste
good, A wonderful remedy for rheu'
umbago, catarrh-to build up
after the flu, grip and fevers.
A word TO the wise is sufficient.
Take Hoods and only Hoods,
Hoods Pills, small doses, mild lax
alive; larger, an active cathartic.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31
Fined for Striking Girl After Shs
Slapped His Face.

Brattleboro. Jan. 3l-For striking =
Brattleboro girl after she had slapped
bis face. following Der refusal to walk
with him. Judge addison =. CudwoTth
- the Brattleboro municipal court
Saturday fined John Doyle 81 North
Walpc'e. y n. $40 and costs. and sen
tncad him 20 serve 20 DAYS IN the
sur'v jail The sal sentence vas sus-
pendcd.
Far young man and TIE uisl were
stranger. The rours aid the light
senf Hs was rot o. b. taken 81 81
r-cceirr', but aas made hrcause 81 ths
yauHe mans previcus repr- ation.
states Attorney p " Gihssn said
six SIMILAR ccrrflaiuts haa hern made
r4san a ieE motifs, but ths vas the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31

she They say that every woman i.
beautiful in someone's ewes
He ertainly -h you include heT
Own Boston Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31
For Colds. enp OF Inauenss

and az a Preventive, take GROVE :
+ Laxative BROM0 oUININE Tablets.
The genuine bears the signature Of
H. " Grove. he sure YOU get
BROAiO1 3Oc.-Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31
ASKS FOR PISTOL PERMIT.
One Of Consul for Prosecution Of Min
ers.

ers.
Williamson. W Va. Jan 2a-James
Dsmror, former Judge Of the Mingo
counsel FOR the prosecution in the trial
Of n men charged with killing Albert
4 Felts az Matewan. to-day asked for
q permit 20 carry a pistol.
Mr. Damrou was on the bench when
the fight eccurred a. Matewan last
Nav and summoned the special grand
Jury, which returned the indictments
on which the defendants are now being
tried
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31

I'd require. dollar. 70 gst iuts ~
fat set
Ard -euss % keep pat q r. Bos
ton Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31

Nar that we've Eot a ZOO started
why aot put in il few bean from
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04

rupere timp de Is luni. In acest
timp munca depusa, ce toti, in
toate directiile, fu mai presus dc
orice lauda, 81 roadele S 'au vazut
mai tarziu.
Eli au inceput munca lor Gu
,.deyarat metodic. Au lucrat, fara
p.eget, pentru cunoaSte mai
intai, eat mai bine 81 eat mai re.
pede, armata noastra, 81 pOporul
nostru, ca pc urma sal poata da
ceiace lipsea Sosirca primilor tri-
mis- al mIsiunei i'll Septembrie 81
Cctombrie 1916, nu a putut in
p.edlca retlagcrea nOastra: dar
Gu sfaturile lor 81 Gu experienta
Tor, ne-a ajiltat multi, mult de tot
in acele zile grele 81 earl au ra-
mas adanc sapate in sufletul ce
lor &c ls-au trait.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
co oNvocARE N E

Prin care Societatea Romano
de Ajutor 81 Cultura, ''Transilva-
neana'' din Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Convoaca pc toti membrii aparti-
natori acestei Societati, lua par
te la adunarea Generala ce sc va
tinea Sambata seara in 5 NOvem-
brie la orele s seara, in Hall
Soc. 'Transilvania" Penn. Ave.
Find mai multe afaceri impor-
tante de rezolvat rugam pc fie-
care membru a lua parte la acea,
sta adunare, 81 'totodata rugam
pc fiecare membru care n 'au fost
Ia petrecerea din trecut veni ca
sa-si achite pretul ticatului de in
trare ca sa putem da 81 darea d.
seama in buna regula, care mem.
bru nu-si va achita in 'buna re.
gula, datorintele fata de Societa
te, atunci fara suparare nu Sc Va
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
| MICA -
..UBLlClTAHM,l
ApARx N rHUARI a

Pretul pentru publicatii "a: "Caut."
DE vinzare." "Anunt de cAsAtorts."
etc.. costa pentru ftecare cuvint !
CENT de publicatie. Sub 50 Dc cent?
nu se publicA mimic.
Pentru DAri de seamA. InvitAri ds
botex, cununii sau dansuri. cent? IL
ola. sau $500. l coloanA Dc star.
Publicatlile ed fis lnsotits 2s suAa
oocesara. Credit nu are dscit socistA-
tile din Uniunea 8. r. 4.
Aanuscriptels sau fotoErafE "a -
lnApoiAxa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
ZICALA Gu SPIRIT
A LUZ EDISON.

Edison a fost fntrebat odata
daca succesul dansului nu atri-
buie de inspiratie. lar Edison a
raspuns, "NU", ''Succesul meu
il pot atribui la perspiratie." Per-
spiratie in cazul acesta inseamna,
desteptare, desvoltarea gandirei,
perspiratia asemenea insemneaza
sudoare din munca grea. Este un
interval de mai multi ami de cand
s'a inventat munca grea, 81 mil
de oameni incercat ca sd ajunga
la success mare fara munca grea =
dar 81 acum exista inventia dc
munca grea 81 numai prin ca vel
ajunge Gu sigur la un success.
Daca veti intreba cauza princi-
pala care atribuita la succesul
lui Timers Bitter Wine, Triner
va da acelas raspuns ca 81 Edison
Astazi Ninul amar a lui Triner' S
e bine cunoscut in intregi Statele
Unite 81 Canada ca un remediu
eel mai bun in caz de pierderea
apetitului, constipatie, durere de
cap, 81 alte desordine de stomac,
81 fiecare client va deveni propo-
gatOrul lui SINGER numai prin a.
celia ca spune resultatele primite.
ID Henry Niemeyer ne-a scris ur-
matoarele din hardwood, Ia..
data Sept. 27: ''Unul din vecinii
nostri ne-a spus cum vinul Amar
a lui Timers la inlaturat tot
gasul din stomac. Trimetetil in
timpul eel mai squirt" Intrebati
pc drugistul sau negutatorul
d-voastra de medicamente despre
altcle remediuri a, lui Timers 81
oxcelente resultate cele produce.
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
lUr'.arsl

M-siunea fraifeeza cuprindea
aprt ape 500 dc ofiteri 81 pes.e
alta. "a grade inferioare 81 meca
nici. Acest mare numar de ener-
gil s a raspandit in 1ntreaga noas-
ira tara, in mtreaga noastra ar
mata. Au fost ofiteri 81 grade in
.ferioare ia toate regimentele ar
mattel, la toate comandamentele,
panl La Marele Cartier. Au fost
met.ici, intendanti, veterinari, a
via orr, combatanti de toate ar
me-, ofiteri de stat major, III
sfa.sit reprezentanti al tuturor
ramurilor 81 seryiciilor unei ar
mate. Ri an VENT in tara, la moi,
sur;,sd dupa decretarea mobiliza-
ei 4 NJ stat, 4preaps lara iatrs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04

Gle de aceia carl Gu risicul vietei
lor au vindecat mil de bolnavi
lar ranitii, ultimelor lupte victo-
rioase, ii au inaintea ochilor ca
81 pc parintii lor.
In ziua de q Februarie 1918 au
plecat! Au luat Gu eli inima noa
stra, dragostea noastra, speran-
tele noastre 81 ne-au lasat, in
schimb, un scump tesaur, pc a
celia carl nu vor mai putea pleca
nici odata.
lntreg sufletul romanesc la
petrecut la CARA, de la soldat 81
pana la Domn. Pare nu ne We
nea sa creden ochilor; realitatea
.prea era dureroasa! Ne-am des-
-partit de frati, ne-am despartit
de lume, s'a rupt ceva din moi
Am ramas izolati, singuri, incon-
jurati numai de dusmani, care ne
'pregatesc cosciugul 81 ne canta
Iprohodul!
lndoliati, indurerati pana in
adancul sufletului, trimitem ulti-
mul salut celor carl pleaca si-i
asteptam sa vina din nou pentru
4 ne sprijini in rnperea lanturilor.
O! de data asia astcptan rasa-
rita. soarslui tarii noastre de /
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04

cum Sc departeaza, plangeau din
adancul sufletului lor amarit 81
indoliat.
Aviatorii francezi au fost ne
intrecuti. Ei au adus aparate
noui, 81 au marit numarul perso-
nalului nostru, aducand pilot 81
mecanici. In curind aviatia noa-
stra pc frontul Siretului, obti-
nut superioritatea 81 STA pastra
to pana la capat. ST i'll aceasta
arma, sunt inregistrate pierderi
dureroase, ca 81 in celelalte arme
lar exemplul lor antreneaza 81
desvolta poftele la al nostri. In
curlnd nimeni nu le mai sta i'm
potriva.
Doctorii au avut, de la ince.
put, lupta cea mai grea de dus.
Eli au fost, din Decembrie 1916
pana in Maiu 1917, napaditi de
zeci de mil de bolnavi.. Tifosul
exantematic 81 recurent facea ra,
vagii. Doctorii au stat darzi Ia
postul lor 81 AL invins. Oar multi
s'au dus in sanul dreptilor, ala
turi de iubitii lor bolnavi pc cari
i-au fngrijit pana in ultima lol
clipa. Bolnavii insanatositi, STA.
due si-si yor sducs amiats pc v,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04

Adevarata, lnsa, a lor valOare
Tau pus-o in eyidenta III pc
.oada refacerii. Atunci munca
fiterilor francezi, Ca 81 rezulta-
ele obtinute, au fost mai presus
lie orice lauda. In cele ID luni
iarna 81 inceput de primavara
ae anului 1917, raspanditi la
Gate unitatile noastre, din in
tfeaga tara, au stat din zori 81
lana In noapte in mijlocul solda-
tllor 81 ofiierilor no3tri 81 le-au
arafat tuturora, cum Sc face raz-
,oiul. Lunga lor experienta de
paste dol ami, pc frontul occiden-
tai, lie dadea toata autoritatea
ar rezultatele obtinute au fost
u u.mitoare. Puterea de munca a
ofiterilor 81 soldatilor nostri, uni,
ia Gu spiritul lor de Observable,
cu inteligenta 81 Gu discipline ma
turala, au facut ca in 3-4 lunl,
armata noastra sa ia 0 fata Gu
totul alta decat aceia pc care 0
avnsese la intrarea in campanie.
A renascut Gu totul, a reinviat, a
esit din cenllsa sa mai mare si
mai frumoasa; lar 'rezul.atele
s'au yazut in aprigele lupte din
Ialis, August si Septembrie 1917
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
INSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
nostri a observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
l. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
unde Ia mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sd
sc alature marci de Sc. Sa Sc
caute sa nj sc dea numele stra-
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapta sd j Sc
schimbe adresa ca nu Sc poate.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04

la Marasti, Marasesti, Oituz, etc.
Ofiterii misiunei franceze nu
$ au limitat, insa, numai in a servi
di ept instructor, drept professor
de catedra 81 apoi sal lase pc
elevi, la greu, sa mearga singuri.
NJ. TOcmai in .zilele gree de
lupta si-au arafat eli intregul lor
suflet 81 intreaga dor dragoste
pcntru cauza sfanta ce li-se incre-
dintase. In acele 1upte pc viata 81
pc moarte, Ell aus stat nu numai
alSturi de soldatii pc carl ii in
struisera, ci au mers la lupta in
fruntea lor, strig4nd in roma
neasca lor, invatata in mijlpcul
soldatilor: Inaintel Traiasca Ro-
mania! - ''Dar multi raman fara
de glas, le'nchide moartea gura!s
81 astfel ofiterul francez a in
ceput Fl iubit de soldatul-taran
roman, Gu dragostea ce Sc cuvinc
unui frate care site mai multe 81
care, Gu bucurie isi da viata 81 el
alaturi de soldatul pc care pana
eri la instruit. Acesstd legatura
s'a vazut eaArasta stgansa, in
ziua plecarei mntnna, cand sol
iatii yeniti u gard, ca de la ei
pornire, pAassnn v5zaa4 tssau
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
apus

apus!
G. Pacea.
"a Aprilie e Maiu) 1918.
Populus Romanus bene-
ficii ct injuriae memor
esse solet
(Salust).
(Poporul Roman nu uita
nici Ibinefacerile nici ne
dreptatile).
In ziua de "a Aprilie 1918 s'a
semnat, la Bucuresti, tratatul de
pace intre Puterile Centrale 81
'Romania. Acest tratat, in tresa-
turf generate, cuprinde:
Capt.. !. Starea de razboiu in
ceteaza. Relatiunile diplomatice
81 consulare Sc vor relua dndata
dupa ratificarea tratatului de
pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04

mai trimite in Conspect la Uniu-
ne. Deci rugam pc fiecare mem
bru a 81 face datorinta fata de So
cietate, la timpul cuvenit.
Va salutam frateste.
Nick Andreiu, presedinte.
Axente Dan, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
DIN PATRIE

Graniccrii nostri au fost atacati
in sectorul Tudora pc Nistru. In
timpul luptei granicerii s 'au po-
menit Gu ploaie de glonte de mi
traliera ce le veneau din spate.
Mitralierele au fost descoperite
pc dealurilc ce domina satul.
Aflam pc Gale particulara. Cd
in personajul directiunei regio-
male d c. F. R. din Cluj Sc vor
face mari schimbari. Mai multi di-
rectori unguri vor Fl transferati
in vechiul regat pentru a putea
invata mai repede limba statului.
. In locul lor Sc vor aduce func-
tionari din vechiul regat.
In ziua de Is /. G. va incepe
schimbul celor 80 unguri arestati
la moi, Ungaria ne va trimite in
tara Is romani, carl Sc afla ares
tati pc teritorul eli.
In comisiunea de transit din
Barcelona a fost admis 81 un de-
legat al Romaniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
De VINZARE

SALON 81 RESTAURANT la
pozitie foarte buna pretul foarte
eftin cauza vanzarei este ca pie
cam in patria veche.
DOritOrii a sc adresa la:
5401 st. Claer Str. Cleveland, O..
(1-3-5-14 Now
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-20

Ernest will begin negotiations with
Brig. Gen. w. ID. Common, who is
handling all maritime claims against
the War Department. and II 10 ex-
pected that a speedy settlement will
result
Great Britain's claim represents a
part OF the cost OF transporting
| American troops to Europe during
the Wsr'd War. approximately oil
per cent OF the American Expedi-
tionary Forces having crossed the
Atlantic in British bottoms.
A War Department appropriation.
from which clai ms may be paid in
cash, will be available until June 80
but 1t has not yet been determined
whether the British claim will be
met from this fund or charged
against the IS 000, 900. 900 which
Great Britain owes the United ates.
Secretary OF War Baker stated to-
day that the matter had not yet been
brought officially to his attention
and that until he had made further
investigation he was unable to say
what funds might be used for liquid
ating the claim
According to Army officials, mari
time claims now outstanding against
the War Depart nent total approNim-
chiefly from the transportation OF
American troops in foreign vessels
and in vessels taken over by the
Shipping Board and allocated TO the
War Department, and from collisions
at sea in which War Department
craft have been involved.
The biggest single item Is a claim
OF the United States Shipping Board
for approx imatcly $3.50 900 900 as re-
endorsement for sums paid to private
owners for ships taken over by the
shipping board and allocated to the
War Department. Other claimants
and the approximate amounts sought
are: France. S5.OOO,000: Italy. $4,000
600; private concerns. $1,000 600.
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
The greater part or the sum claimed
by the United states shipping Eoard
represents amounts paid out by the
Shipping Board, which now seeks re-
endorsement in order that it may
make it's return to the Treasury.
difference of opinion exists as to
whether the amount should be reraid.
The War Department has taken the
attitude that since the Shipping Board
is a Government institut on operat-
ing with funds appropriated by Con-
gress for carrying on the war, re-
payment Dy the war Iephf
would be equivalent to taking money
out of one pocket and putting it into
another.
Shipping Board officials, anxious to
make as good showing as p ssib
contend that the amount in question
should be paid by the War lie art
ment in order that it may be turned
back to the Treasury under Shipping
Board auspices.
The War Department has asked tho
Comptroller of the Treasury for
ruling in the matter. In presen ing
it's case, the Department cites de
cision by the Comptroller that in
cases of collision between vessels
operating under different Government
tai Departments, as for example
Navy warship and a Treasury De-
prtment revenue cutter, Meth De-
partment shall be compelled to pay
damages.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-20
.WH|SKEY SOLD NOW
NEVER SAW A STILL
Analysis Shows Bootleg Is
Grain Alcohol, Diluted, COL
0red and Favored.

Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Williams after comforting with rep
resentatives OF the Industrial alcohol
Industry. said today progress has
been made In a plan. to assure maxi
mum supplies or alcohol for CONNER
cial uses. and reduce diversions or
such Withdrawals to Illicit channels.
Further conferences with interests
in control OF alcohol distribution are
to be held before new rules are pro-
mulgated, making less burdensome
some OF the existing restrictions. II
was stated.
steps now being taken are aimed
primarily at reducing the vast
amount of alleged "whiskey" sold In
botleg quarters. Much OF this liquor
Is made OF pure grain alcohol
wBtered and colored and oftlmes
highly favored. The Prohibition Blu
reau recently completed an analysis
OF "a wide variety OF samples from
seized stocks, and these tests dis
closed a large percentage OF the
stun sold for liquor had been moth
ing more than camouhaged concoc-
ton OF grain alcohol, reduced great
! ly in strength.
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer.
Informed by State agents that closer
cooperation with grain alcohol dis
tritutors 10 essential. to protect the
legitimate branches OF the industry,
now seeks to make present rules
flexible enough to assure plenty or
commercial alcohol for the arts and
soiences and at the same time set up
sufficient safeguards. to prevent J.
| legal diversions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-20
GIVES "SHIMMY" CREDIT
FOR PRETTY SHOULDERS

LONDON, Jan. 20.-The secret of
Miss Juliette Compton's beautiful
back and shoulders-said by Har-
rison Fisher to be the most beautiful
in the United States-was given by
Miss Compton herself.
The secret" said Miss Compton,
lies in the much maligned 'shimmy.'
One night while dancing / accident
ally discovered what a wonderful ex-
ercise for the shoulders the 'shimmy'
was. Since then 1 have practised the
'shimmy' every morning and night.
found small and almost dormant
muscles in the shoulders which. when
properly developed, fill out the skin
of the shoulders to an even round
ness"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-20
BERWICK REEVES,
PURITAN SUNDAY
Council Puts Lid on Movies,
Ice Cream and Other ''Sa-
tanical Devices"

BERWICK, Pa, Jan. 2o.-on re-
form bent. Berwick council has de-
termined. and so ordered, that ye olde
puritanical Sabbath shall Re resur-
rected.
All modern "Satanical" devices.
unknown in the balmy days OF blue
laws when listening to a three-hour
sermon was as thrilling as a modern
movie are now taboo.
No more can the youth Of the Srs-
quehanna town partake OF ice cream
and soda: no more can their fathers
buy cigars and no more can the
kids" enjoy the Sunday "funnies.
It's all outlawed.
Hear. we motorists No more gaso-
line will be sold Sunday and the long
bridge to Nescopeck will be worn
thin with autos skipping to the near
est supply station for fuel.
City council has willed IT, and Chief
Of Police Bason has received orders
to clamp on the lid.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-20
MUNICIPAL PIG FARM
PROJECTED IN PARIS

PARIS, Jan. 20.-In an endeavor to
alleviate the high cost of living for
work people living in Paris the city
municipality proposes TO raise and
breed rabbits and pigs.
The suggested project mentions
that such animals could easily he
housed along the Qualifications Of
Paris and fed with green meats which
are daily thrown away at the central
markets and which are usually wash
ed down the sewers and go to feed
rats which carry with them deadly
typhus germs. 1t is proposed to start
breeding with 10000 rabbits and / 1000
pigs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-20
MOST PERSONS MISSING
FROM BOSTON RETURN

BOSTON. Jan. 2o.-Boston is the
port of missing" people. who nearly
all come back. A report on missing
persons by Capt. Patrick +. King, OF
Police Headquarters. has just been
rendered to Commissioner Curtis. The
report shows by cold figures for the
police statistical year. December J,
1919 to November 80. 1920, that
while Boston residents may run away.
at times, they generally come back
home again.
The total number of missing per-
sons for the year named was CO.. Of
these GIL were found.