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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-05
CITY OF DALLAS
IS THANKFUL FOR
ITS BLESSINGS
Unique Celebration Combines Re
ligious Sentiment With Sound
Business

Dallas, Texas, Dec 5.-"Dallas
Gives Thanks" was the unique slogan
adopted by the business men OF this
city during a week OF Thanksgiving
ending on THANKSGIVING Day and set
aside specifically for the purpose OF
stimulating the morale of Dallas res
idents by encouraging them to prop
erly recognize and appreciate their
blessings and opportunities and tC
minimize the effect of hard times
The observance is thought here to be
the first of its kind ever initiated by
the business men of any city in the
country.
In the belief that not only high
buildings, but road foundations, deep.
ly laid" best eXamplify the thought
and life and physical existence Of the
city of Dallas. the local chamber OF
commerce and kindred organizations
launched the week of Thanksgiving
on November II with a luncheon at
tended by leaders in the city's devel-
opment. This was followed by serv-
ices on Sunday in all the churches
that gave particular emphasis to
Thanksgiving The schools, various
civic organizations as well as EN-
ployers in the business life of the
community all fell in line with the
aim of the week. Daily programs al
luncheons, schools and civic centers
were held in line with the observance
eliminating in great community
mass meeting in the local coliseum
on Thanksgiving evening.
One of the features of the week
as the observance related to the bust
ness life of the city was the use OF
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-05

MAKES BLOOD GOOD
Physicians Rely Upon It-SOld in
Liquid or Tablet Form

Guides PeptoM angan is a blood
builder. 1t restores blood to its nat
ural vigor. Weak blood, clogged with
poisons, causes that exhausted, dead
tired feeling. 1t shows in the COM
plexion, which becomes dull-hued,
pale or sallow. That is because there
is an absence of the red corpuscles
which give skin a healthy, rosy color
Guides Pepto-Mangan taken regu-
larly every day soon makes new blood
rich and red. Physicians have pre-
scribed it for years in cases of amaze
mia, or poor blood condition The
weak blood is fortified by fresh sup
ply of red corpuscles. The feeling of
physical vigor returns in a remark
able manner. Instead of a droopy,
down-at-the-heel feeling, there is
live, wide-awake energy. Sleep is
more restful and the appetite sharper.
Any druggist has Guides Pepeo-
Mangan in both liquid and tablet
form. Look for the full name, Guides
Pepto-Mangan," on the package au
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Satin Boudoirs 81. SO

These arc very popular
slippers and you viii find our
price to be very low com
pared with those elsewhere.
A good range OF colors and
sizes.
First Floor-Rear
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
PA. MAN Is VICTIM
OF HYDR0PH0BIA

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Dec. 20
Clarence Baldwin. 80. OF Gradyville.
died Of hydrophobia yesterday in the
Homeopathic Hospital here. where
he had been a patient for about one
week. He was one OF the leading
farmer residents OF his section.
Baldwin was bitten by fox
hound suffering from rabies in Octo-
Der. The animal had attacked
chickens in his yard, and he went 70
the aid Of the fowls. when he was
attacked and bitten on the chin. A
few days later he was given the
Pasteur treatment and apparently
was safe. but a week ago the disease
asserted itself and he was taken TO
the hospital. but treatment failed 20
relieve the inroads and he died to-
day.
The head Of the dog which had
bitten him had been examined at the
University Of Pennsylvania. and the
diagnosis showed il had been suf-
fering from hydrophobia-
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
AMERICAN LEGION
POSTS NEW OFFICERS

Delaware Post No. 1, Of the Ameri-
can Legion last night. elected the
following officers: Post commander
William ]. Il. Reagan; vice-com-
mander Eugene Savery; chaplain,
Rev. George Williams. pastor Of Nc
Cabe NJ. L. Church and Grand
Master OF the Delaware Masons:
finance officer. Clarence W. Rus
sell: historian, Horace Wilkinson;
executive committee, Lieutenant
Governor ]. Danforth Bush. United
States District Attorney James n.
Hughes. Jr. Charles Coke. principal
OF the Wilmington high school and
Captain John J. Dugan. adjutant
Of the 19Sth Coast Artillery regi-
ment. Delaware National Guard
The new post commander is at
present first lieutenant in the
1ssth Coast Artillery regiment,
Delaware National Guard. During
the war ne was stationed for several
months at Camp Meade. Nd. at
tached to the personnel office, and
later was with the nth Infantry
11th division as first sergeant OF
Company 3D."
Laurence Roberts Post No. 21
elected officers as follows: Post
commander. II. S. Martin; vice.
commander. L. NJ. Roe; chaplain.
William Berl. Jr.; finance officer,
G. A. Shellady; historian, j. w
Brosius; adjutant, c. L. Sweeney;
/ executive committee: DIR. willard
/ speakman; William Berl. Jr., c. II
{ Mckinney, DR.. Ira Burns and
! Leander r. Webb.
Mr.. Martin was with Company
&C" 312th Machine Gun Battalion
10th division, during the war. serv-
ing with the unit during its several
engagements.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Don't Forget Mother
NJ. c. RoBBINs.

Don't forget mother as Christmas
draws near,
For she to your heart should be
very dear;
Make her an offering-shem cherish
Il 30.
Her heart will respond with love
overflow.
Remember how faithful she's been
all the way.
Borne bravely the burden and heat
OF the day;
Then don't forget mother as Christ
mas draws near
For she to your heart should be
very dear.
Don't forget mother as Christmas
draws near,
For she to your heart should be very
dear;
Christmas will come again, she may
be gone,
BE thankful to God that you had her
so long.
There's no love like mother love tnat
we all know.
she's been mother through sickness
and sorrowed pain;
You'll find none so faithful no never
again.
so remember her kindly as Christ
mas draws near,
For she to your heart should be very
dear.
Don't forget mother as Christmas
draws near,
For in every child's heart she must
be very dear;
Can you recall when the even-tide
came,
How she taught you in reverence TO
lisp His dear name
How she sang the sweet songs and
lulled you to rest,
And held you so tenderiy close TO
her breast;
Remember she's mother, she's mother
you know,
And for her your heart with love
SHOULD o'erfow.
Don't forget mother as Christmas
draws near,
The gift that you offer she'll hold
very dear;
Next Christmas she may from your
home-life be gone,
Then let this one pass on just like a
sweet song,
Twill live in her memory when life
shall be DER.
She'll remember Il cen on eternity's
shore
For acts that are tender never car
die.
You know they're immortal they live
past the sky.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
The Dear Old Story
BY LENA SPARKS.

Little children don your nighties,
Softly HE away to bed;
For that same old Santa's coming.
with his reindeer and his sled.
As the evening shadows gather,
will tell the dear old story;
How our Saviour. Christ the Lord,
Left His Fathers home in glory.
He was born a helpless babe,
Down there In iowly manger;
He the Saviour of the World,
In the world a baby stranger.
Bearing gifts came three Wise Men.
Wandering from lands afar;
Seeking for an Infant King,
Following shining star.
Then the star stood DER the manger,
Guiding there the three Wise Men;
Who bow down and humbly worship
This dear Babe Of Bethlehem.
Eager faces all a-glowing,
Shepherd men come running down;
In the earliest dawn OF morning
Hurrying to Bethlehem town.
As we watched our fiocks out yonder'
In the stiffness Of the night;
Lol there shone around about US,
shown a great and wondrous light.
Then an angel bright descending.
Said, Fear not. ye Shepherd men;
For to you Is born a Saviour,
In the town OF Bethlehem.
you will find the Holy Infant,
In a lowly manger laid;
Know ye: He Is Christ your Saviour,
Son OF Cod Be not afraid"
Then the heavens wide we're opened
And the holy angels sang;
Glory TO the highest gioryi
Peace on earth. good win TO men
1--WE have come to seek the Infant
We have come with joy to greet
Down there in the lowly manger'
We will worship at his feet"
on that newborn Christmas morning
Bright beams shone on kneelinG
men;
And a happy Holy Family,
In stall in Bethlehem.
Little children, I have finished,
Let your merry prattle cease
Twas for you the Christ was born
Good night; sweetly sleep in peace
Down the ages comes the echo.
or that sweet, immortal strain;
'"Glory to the Highest. gloryi
Peace on earth. good will to men.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20

Prcncrause. Schlittcr's, 309
King.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
brothers

brothers.
Who, on this Christmas. OF your
best,
A gift would bring to the King? Il?
What think you would make Him
happiest,
Your own soul. or some earthly
thing?
Jesus. born OF a Virgin. humble.
chaste,
Gods Holy Son. must. in a man
ger lay;
Could you. in your heart. find a
place,
For Him TO live night and day?
We must bear our cross and losses,
Most Of us have them anyway;
But Christ our lives richly embosses,
When we follow in His footsteps
every day.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20

pictured with her. was born in Port
Huron. Michigan. in 1875. When
his young daughter induced her
mother to bring her 10 Hollywood,
California, to start upon her motion
picture career, Mr.. Morrison laugh
ingly remarked that he would not
give up his business interests and
home, but would await their early
return. After waiting for a little
more than three years, and seeing
his daughter rapidly climb the lad
der OF fame. he quit waiting and
came to Hollywood 10 join them.
That was a little more than a year
ago and he gave up his banking and
other business interests except as
treasurer Of the James Il. Morrison
Company. Of Detroit, production en-
gineers. He IS intersfd in asbestos
mines near Globe. Arizona
Evening journal., 1921-12-20

FOR RENT-s11 Washington ST.,
very large front room. first floor.
southern exposure, comfortably fur
nished and every convenience. Rent
reasonable. Phone 3370.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
A Gift to the Giver
by H. z. REYBoLD.

The prophets OF old. christs COM
ing fortold.
lie came just as they all had said
Hidden truths in Gods Word to un-
fold,
The pathways Of the humble to
tread.
Christ said, I'm the way. Truth,
Life.
None come to the Father. but by
Me-"
"of the World. ! am the Light"
Piercing its darkness. setting souls
free.
God Is a Spirit. then for you.
To be truly. Gods children amongst
others,
Must worship Him in spirit, be true,
To Jesus. like mothers, sisters
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
qFeKENNARD-PYLEQo
617- O23 Market St.
Wmington Most Reliable Store"
Store sOus CmHmusA A. M to
Blending the Holiday Spirit With Economy in
the Crucible of Reliable Merchandise

Cheerful smiling holiday crowds through the store tell eIoqueny
WELL ehavesu lin
quality enti%ensy And this late hour selection
| o the o
mails the telephone and telegraph have been factors in the renewal of
stocks Therefore mayom in W
lnentst | that taref shandaln Emhles
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Wonen'S
Daniel Green
Slippers

We anticipated me uV-
mand and prepared for It.
For that reason you are Of
fered the city's most COM
plete showing OF these popu-
lar slIppers.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

If YOU ARE WELL BRED
You will wear only street or re-
ception costume to an afternoon tea
You will not. II a young girl, wear
u reception costume Of brocade or
other fine fabric-woolen and silken
stuff is preferred.
You will never interrupt a conver-
sation TO make an introduction.
You win always introduce house
party guests to each other as prompt
ly as convenient.
You will always have miss" on
your calling cards II you are unmar-
ried.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Comfies $l.95

Ribbon and silk pompom
trimmed felt OF highest
grade; soles OF fine soft
tanned elkskin. All the bet
ter holiday colors.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
HGndkerchefS
Such as These Are
Worth While

Handkerchiefs are the
most common yet the most
popular OF Christmas gifts.
and when YOU have an op-
portunity 10 get such beauti-
ful ones at such low prices.
you will not hesitate to make
your gift, handkerchiefs.
Women's initiated Swiss
Handkerchiefs,
Box of 3 .......~..~.......5 Soc
Women's Hand-Embroid-
cred Handkerchiefs
Box of 3 ...-...........$1.00
Women's Hand-Embroid-
cred, Double Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs
Box of 3 ...........-.......75c
First Floor-Rear
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
9anerluiirite, 2anSjGger ii. Snrfs
edte S%ranffnrter, bel
8m eff lers,
&igss Marfet, Main 1924.
efon0 t.
aeehrter Ser @inflerl

Gebr geebrter Serr 8inflerl
Sn Der lebten Mltsgobe SSbres mer=
ten Soltrnals eri6ien Elm yGinge-
ian0t" bon 8rdulein anitq S9ooe-
oeIIen Snbalt ft6 auf Die 8ii6ne I'm
ieres &onforo &lltbs be3iebt oeren
i6ledte 8eleu6tung, iofpie oeren
llnbequemli6feiten vbi1ter Sen 8ret=
tern" erlpabnt uno ouf cine o%tffal=
LEND beOiirftige 8erfleioung Dor
ben ~-8orbong genannt -
bintpeiItl Sd Iebe boralts, ooB oieies
Gingeionot, lotpie ser treffIide gum
Weitbelfen bereitipilige 8ori9log, Sen
5r6ulein S6ooe gema9t bot, BON 81
len geleien nno nit Sreuoen ottge=
nommen miro. SRI. S6aoe finoet in
mir frdftige nnterltiibung, lt1tO piin-
i6e ib Sbr in Sbrem tpoblgemeinten
gori6lag, einen unterbaltungSobeno
fir @noe September gu orrangieren
uno Elm @intrittsgelo bon 80 Geuts
gu erbeben, Inn oaour6 Die Soften -
Die our6 cine u8eri9onerl1ng ser
8ilbne" entlteben ipiiroen gu oeden-
einen 8omben=@rfolg
Seine before @brung fonnte unie-
rem ubegabten Solenten" auteil tper=
ben, als Dem 9eredten 8unide nm
ierer albeliebten Srdulein Mnita
S6aoe &ednung au tragen, Die nit
ibrem 8oridlag Inn 10 penig bittet
-uno itets bereit it uns Gieles olt
bieten.
Sbnen, Serr @infler, lin 9lufnob
me oieier 3eilen i'm poraus beltens
oanfeno, 8ei6net ii6 nit edtem oeltt-
i6em @ruBe, Srou 4melia Moier-
aoamS, Geoor Sin 5armz Sort 500
tie, WarDlano.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
Wenn Sic Ihr Geschaeft Verkaufen WoIIen

unlere &olie gu fiilen. 9as erlte
@elo, oas mir batten, ipuroe Derans=
gabt fir @ei6irr; % mar feline Saiie,
fein Geller, fem Gii9tu6, audi gar
ni6tS; jebt boben mir alles yeotige,
mas mir brol6en un0 au6 nod einen
8aben in Ser @~eIofaben. Stun font
me ib oltf Srdulein S6o0e 5uriif.
8dre Tie ems bon uniern Wtitglieoern
gefporoen, Damn batte tie geipltBt, oaB
Sic 9amen=S eftion oeS &onforo.
&lubs bereits, ageunofpre e
Observation-Disclosures Dollar
8ur Gerl6onerung Der 8iibne bemil=
ligt bat; mir iino ltol5 auf nnlern
Srouen=Serein, Dem II e ebrli-
If e arbeitiame Srnlten angeboren,
uno niemnno brall6t Die Scale 81
riimpfen itber Ben acknowledgements
8erein. 9arltm ale ibr bel1ti6en
5rolter, nebmt es glt6 5u Screen,
tretetl aierem 8erein bel; Elm 8iertel
Dollar BEN Monat maht gld ni6t
arm. No6 einen @oridlag modte ih
Sri. S6aoe maiden.
S6on lange beripra6 i6 Did an5lt-
0i6ten,
9os min ih nun einmal glei6 ber-
riGtenl
8ie mGr's nit mem fleinen Sbeoter-
1tiid uno 8on
Gum 8elten Ser Gerihon'rung BET
&onforo SaG'2
Sd mette, Die fiinfaig Gents, Die gu
borgei6logen,
Die lpiir0en quite Srii6te trugen;
Die geiier Situierten miiroen gernc
einen Dollar g6ben
Damn bralibte mon nidtS aus Del
Safe SIT nebmen
0ir>0as einmnl biibi6 ilberlegen,
@elingt's, miini6e id Dir Oes Sim
mels rei6iten Segen.
8aaline @altber.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
eundrOI, geaIIOaf, ipirfIide DELTA.
teiIen, iinb sn baben bel:
. HAIerS, 1915 &iggs Marft.
@ingeion6t.
0i6ts far mm9mt.
@ertes %SeSournaIi

8ertes Sournall
Sn Ser lebten Summer las i6 Ell
men Artifel bon SrGulein Mnito S6a=
Sc. Sd punoerte mid, oaB 10 cine
gut furdtloie 9eutide ni6t better
iiber unieren &onforoflub unterrid=
tet lit. AIs es beB, ooB Die alte liebe
SGngerbunobaae berfauft meroen
icate, maren meme 8enigfeit nn0
Serr Soffmonn mobl bic Grlten Die
gori6l1ge madten uno audi bal
fen, iie in Die Sat um5uieben. Seute,
nod einem Sabre, f0nnen mir NIT
frobem Meute in bie 3ufltnft bliden,
oenn Die Sangerbunoboae lit gerettet
uno aus ibr lit cine Concord Saae
Encouragement, uno Der Concord
&lub miro balo elmer Ser beiten IN
8aibington fem. @igentli6 iolten
ii4 ale, id iage es frei beraus, Die
nod nidt gum Concord &lltb gebo=
rem, i6dmen. 9os mar Nun erltlif.
3meitens ma6te ih in elmer offentli-
den Seriammlung Sen Serren be-
fonnt, BOB mir Sralten cine Sralter-
Seftion griinoen niiroen, mas iebr
mobl oufgenommen muroe, nno l6on
DECEMBER 1920 organiiierte iid
oie Sralten Seftion, Inn i6on IN fur
ger Belt bon 10 olif so Mitglie0er an
8uma6len. 8ir 5ra1en fonnen Itol8
Iein allf oos, mas mir in Sen lpenigen
geleiitet baben. @ir lieBen
@elegenbeit poriiber geben> Inn
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26

Sonttog, Den 81. @rguit, morgenS
nm bolb na6 5ebn llbr, berItorb Ser
Bilbelm 8erens in ieiner 8obnung,
1917 0}oIiaduiettS @benlte %. 8.
3o6 monotelangem i6lperem 2eioen
fam mon BEN 600 MIR ais redtet
Grloier betrodten. 3ungenfrebS mar
Die Soupturio6e oes 2eiOens 1no
tros Ser beiten Gratli6en ltno miiien-
i6aftliden Silfe mar cine Hettung
unmoglih. Set Wonoten ma Der
8erihieoene ni1t imItortoe 81 ipred-
en- ooer nirfIihe Hobrltng 5u it6 5l
nebmen. Seine ionltige robuIte gtd-
tltr belt ben Wonn 70 Gonge am Sc
ben. SIS mar Elm longes, %quolDolleS,
IangiomeS Mbiterben. &err 8. Sc
ren8 mltroe in @oibington Dor 5S
Sabren geboren itnD entitommt elmer
olten oniGiiigen oelttiden 8amilie.
Sn ieirer Sitgerl6 berIebte SEER Be
rens eint6e Sabre in 9eutidlono,
Wi1tiif It1oieren0. NaA iei1ter &itf=
febr nod 8oibington betrieb Oerielbe
fir lange 3eit einen S1tpelier-2aoen
Seit BEN lebten IS Sobren mar Ser
&erItor6ene Grdiioent ser befonnten
8Gferei bon Charles S6nei0er -
Ser Charles S6neiOer 8ofing Co.
SSn friiberen SSobren mar er elm eifri-
ges Witglieo oeS 8olbingtoner Sdr=
gerbunoes. @s NOR 9ireftor ser &C.
como Notional 8anf, Mitglie0 Ser
bieiigen fommer8ielen @ereine, mie;
Board of Srooe, Chamber Of Cont
merce uno Citizens I%iiociotion. Or
binterGGBt feline @itme, geb. geobon-
er ltno 3nei &inoer, &naben inn Sitter
bon 10 unO IS Sobren aus ieiner err
item Che; ebenio 5pei 8riioer, Senrp
un6 6rotlf 8erens. Oie 8eer6igllng
fano am Nittmod, Sen "a. Mltgltlt,
nod Dem Sod Greet Cemetery itatt.
<be ieiner Ii6el
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Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
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Srand)em Sic feline 9rufiaden?
9as n@aibinstOn Sonrnal" Ornft
lie gut nn6 prompt. ullnipn 2abel".
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
MAMMOTH DEMONSTRATION
 FOR "WARLEss WORLD

New York. July 10.-More than 1e,oO0 delegates to the sixth worlds Christian Endeavor convention today gave a tre- mendous demonstration to an appeal for "warless world and 9 demand that the United States join some international association to promote peace.
 They cheered Fred B. Smith, chairman of the commission on interchurch fede- ration federal council of the churches of Christ in America as he urged all Christian churches to bring pressure sup on the authorities at Washingto to make America member of the league of na- tions or some other guild.
 It is the Christian duty of this country, without further delay to join some league or guild that will promote world peace,'' he declared, adding If isolation from other nations comes ii will be the saddest hour in the history ot the United tates..''
 The speaker in urging the Christian Endeavor to use it's organization for th. prevention of war, said he believed 2 company of men had organized in thi; country to bring about conflict with Mex leo for their own self interests. If they succeed he added, "it will b. the most damnable thing ever undertak en under the tar and Stripes MT Smith sfid there would be less enthpsi asm for war if every man in Americs should be forced to make a statement Q how much money he has when ebe wa. | began and how much he has when it Ii over. He said if there is another va the old men from 45 to 65 should b. sent to the front as they would mak just as good "cannon fodder as tn, younger men"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
p. U. Denies Eleven
 Jitney Applications
New Haven and Bridgeport Applicants Hard Hit by Commissions Decision Waterbury Men May Oper. ate to New Haven Via Bethany.

Hartford, July 10.-Eleven applica- tions for permission to operate rtney bus lines are denied and three appiica. tons are granted in decisions announced tonight blythe public utilities commsslon of Connecticut.
 Permission is granted the Waterbury jitneys and taxis, inc, to operate a nus line between Waterbury and New HA- sen. via Bethany. There were seven teen petitions for this route, the petition CTS combining and asking for one cero- hcate in the name of the corporation
 Permission is granted efor the opera .;on of buses between North Brantoro and New Haven, the certificate being is- sl,ed to John J. Woods. Authorization also ia given for the operation of three iitnev buses on Orange street, New A2- ven.
 Application to operate buses between Bridgeport and New Haven IS denied The commission says the general route has adequate railroad and trolley ser vice except between Devon and Ne" Haen. via ALmgtown. There was nc application for. such route Other jitney route applications oen4ec by the commission are
 New Haven to Waterbury, via Derby New Haven to Derby; New Haven t' Clinton; New Haven to Branford NeN Haven to Saybrook, Chester and Aioole town (eight petitions) New Haven ' Oyster River New Haven to Hartford l New Haven to. Savin Rock; Dixwen ave nue, New Haven, to Winchester avenue New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
CHARGES DISTRICT ATTORNEY
 WITH IRREGULARITIES

Boston, July 10.-The full be,ch ot the supreme court will tomorrow s5t a1 a tribunal of first and last resort to judge the charges on which AttorueN General J. Weston Allen seeks the re- moval from office of District Attorney Nathan A. Tufts. Mid- dlesex county. Decision on the forms to be followed at the trial will be inc nrst subject to come before the court The supreme bench Of this common wealth has never before sat as a court or hrst instance for the hearing of tes- umony and trial of charges.
 The charges that will come before fl are that Mr. Tufts widely known as an official al the principal eastern inter collegiate football games in recent yearz was guilty of various irregularities and omissions as district attorney. The at- torney general charges he conspired with others to make ]: possiblwe for certain persons 10 obtain si00,o00 from men. who because of their presence at an early morning party in a woburn road house n, 1917, were made 10 feel that they were liable to prosecuti0n.
 The part that District Attorney Tufts played in bringing about the return to state prison of Herman Barney. a con- vict- several monts after his escape. has also been attacked. and will be the subject of testimony. The district at- torney's conduct in office, cases not tried and not pressed after appeal. are d. | so involved.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
GENERAL DEBATE ON TARIFF
 BILL TO CLOSE THURSDAY

Washington, July 10.-Six days of talk confront the house of representatives on the second week of consideration of the Fordney tariR bill. More than forty members are slated to expound the doc trines of their respective political faiths.
 Only one vote is certain to break the monotony of the free for all oratory of the first four days. The special rule. sought by the ways and means commit tee to control procedure in handling the measure through the house. wilk come up for a vote on Tuesday, Chairman Camp bell of the rules committee announced tonight
 Other votes may be reached Friday or Saturday, but these limitation of five minutes on the measure beginning Friday does no taugur an early vote on any amendments, according to leaders. The speeches of Chairman Fordney of the ways and means committee and Rep resentative Garner of Texas. the rank ing democrat on the committee laid the basis for the arguments that is 10 come Other members of the committee will speak during the week.
 Adoption of the special rule which per uits amendments to and separate votes on five paragraphs in the bill-dyes. cot ton, hides, oils and asphalt-is assured by virtue of the heavy republican ma | jority in the house. The democrats, how. 1 ever, will not let the roll call be taker without making use of the time to assai | the republican attitude, according tt | Representative Garret, ranking demo cratis leader.
 The rule will automatically end gen eral debate next Thursday night and vii l bring the bill to a vote at o'clock ol Thursday, July 21.