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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-22
BLOCS ARE PROHIBITED
BY THE ANS0RGE BILL
fBy Associated Press.l

Washington, Dec. PA bill prohib-
iting the formation OF ''blocs" in Con
gress based on particular pursuits or
of geographical locations for the pur-
pose of ain any way affecting legisla-
tin" was introduced today by Repre-
sentative Ansorge, Of New York.
The BIZ provides a fine CT $4,000
for any senator or representative who
Is proved to belong 20 the ''blcc.'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-22
MARY eARpEN aErrERa

Chicago. Dec, 2O.-Miss Mary Gar
den. general director of the Chicago
Opera Company. who is III, was rest
ing easily yesterday, according to a
statement isslted by her physicians,
hut she probably wiz not be able 10
sing this week.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
Crown POM News
Happenings OF A Day In Lake Countys Lively Capital.

Demitre Economon, a well known
Lake county attorney living in Gary.
was sued for divorce by his wife. olga
On Friday, the case being heard BY
1dge Norton. who granted Mrs. Econ
orr the decree, besides S25 week
support money and the home at 44th
avenue. Gary. The Economons have
two children. which she was given the
custody Of
Deputy sheriff Richard Kiborn has
been unable 10 attend is his duties
tnls week on account OF illness. which
Is something unusual aS Mi. Kilborn
always on the job. a very severe
cold has kept him housed up for the
past week.
The Eastern star held thelr regu-
ar meeting On Friday night several
candidates being initiated
Ralph T. Banks vs.. Francis NJ.
Banks Gs the title Of complaint fled
- the Circuit Court on Friday by Al
rorneys Barr and Bremer. The suit
KS construe the VIII of the late
Farley Banks
John 3. Peterson of this city IS act
ng a. special Judge III the circuit
court this week. The case Ia which
he Is sitting is Peterson vs.. Rogsdale
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

and IS IN injunction. Peterson IS try
ing 10 eject the Ragsdales from some
property in Gary which he claims
they have no right to occupy Attys.
Rose and Mathews are the legal talent
arrayed against each other in the
case. which is being bitterly fought.
Mrs Raymond sherman was granted
divorce from her husband by Judge
f. Miles Norton in the circuit court
ou Friday. Mrs. sherman charged
cruelty and alleged that, Sherman was
possessed Of an ungovernable temper.
which made Life unbearable for her.
She has left him on several occasions
bur returned on his promise to do bet
ter. The Sherman's have one child
Mrs. sherman IS making her home
with her parents living near valpar-
also.
Julius Greisel left on Friday night
10 spend the week end with his wife
who is visiting her parents at Frank
fort Ind
The Letz basket bali team are
playing the Union avenue Parish
house in Chicago tonight a. return
game. the Letz team beat the parish
girls 1s to in the game which they
played in crown Point.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
DISCUSSES ANTI
JEWISH ARTICLES
CContinucd from Daee onoI


time TO come
Today the Dearborn independent
launched an attack on the American ?
motion picture industry picking out
one OF the biggest concerns IN the
country as It's special target u is
charged that notion pictures are be-
ine used to show licentious pictures
aud that thcs are deprating th@
morals ofetae country
The sphinx Of Dearborn, surrounded
by a desert 1t Ford parts. is not as
formidable as one would infer froTI
the difficulty in reaching aim. lie Is q
slight. white-haired man. with a face
which radiates Kindness and humanity
and eyes which nave a merry twinkle
at times. AS ne told his reasons for
beginning the outi-Jewish campaign
the kindly eyes enoue brightly and has
whimsical smi}. -~ere lie a woman
one might call lt Mona Lisa
added emphasis % IFS words.
AS he said that he bore no hatred Tor
the Jews one somehow rplt that this
man. who controlled + Happy. weu fed
well dressed. we'll housed army Of So
600 workmens really bere no hatred te
anyone.
And rhere wa also the impression
that whatever he does. he is actuated
by altruistic motives There Is mo-
question that ha elieves whatever all
legations his Japer makes and it. is
equally certain that he is sure that -
is right.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
A BAG OF PEANUTS

The Orpheum theater's best onering
for today and sunday Is "A Bag Of
Peanuts Of course II ISN'T a real
bag of peanuts. It's only the name OF
a little comedy skit which Paul and
Rose are putting on. There is also
some burlesque comedy Juggling by
Tom and Addie Leo Joe Jazz VIII
liams, the syncopated violinist: Fow
Lesher and company, who do singing,
dancing and music; Wells and Mont
gomery, comedians; Booth and I.eand-
er, comedy novelty cyclists
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
THREATEN TO
IMPEACH lands

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Inpeach-
ment proceedings against Judge X. N
lands Of Chicago. We're threatened d
in the senate this afternoon by senator
Dial of South Carolina.
Senator Dial said he had sent to chi
cago for the facts tn the ease in which
Judge Lands is alleged 10 have dis
charged a youth who was charged with
stealing money after the youth had
testified that his salary was but $50
a month.
II I find these facts are true 1 shall
SEEK The Impeachment Of Judge
Landis." Senator Dial said
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

In loving remembrance of our dear
little darling, Fred Robert DeVau1t
who passed away five years ago yester-
day, Feb. II. 1915:
lie suddenly was called away.
To leave this world of sorrow.
With US he could no longer stay.
Not even TIL tomorrow.
He wished 10 see us all so dear.
No time TO him Was given
May we prepare TO meet him there
Al Gods right hand in heaven.
Sometime when our eyes wiz see
The face We loved SO well.
Sometime our hands viii clasp ia his
And never say farewell.
Your loving Mother and Brothers.
MRS. GLADYS DEFAULT
Carl. HAROLD. HCSHEL
A>D ED3ON UI1N ALI.T
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

mond Wonan's club viii hold their
monthly meeting on Monday evening.
Feb. IA, at eight o'clock at the homo
of Mrs. Bombcrger IN Glendale Park
American composers will be the pro-
gram and Mrs. W. c. Gibson, Mrs.
Harry Sheridan, Mrs. Hannauer, Mrs.
Bomberger and MIR, John Mcneil win
be the vocalists and Mrs. Mikesch Mrs.
Arthur Weiss au1 Miss Fischer accom-
panists.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
PERSONAL AM
SOCIAL NEWS

meeting 81 TIE Eorth Side ". q.
T. was held q the home Of Mrs.
William KoIb. l12 .tmes avenue for the
purpose Of arranging for the contest
work which wiz be held AZ the Try
ins school 3n March 3. The ladies VIII
sIve "a medal to the one receiving first
sonors and also an l. T. J.. pin 90 each
SO tho contestan. A number Of the
ladies' have the tickets and they are
Specttng to realize quite a sum, which
MI be donated to the T. T L. work.
MISS Bora scnon held valentine
party at her home on Forsythe avenue.
Games and music and a nice luncheon
we're enjoyed Those present were
Rose ana johanna Washasen. Ida Retz-
iows. Marie MedtIer, Ida ana Marie
Schmuesser. Caroline Washaen, Char
latte Brown and Grada Taper.
The D. o, X. *. c. WIZ give dance
tonight ait tho x Of P. Hall. South
Iohman street. spivak's Novelty or
chestra viii furnish the music.
rev smithsou Of the CHRISTIAN
ehurch. CaIume- avenue. viii telL
,NYhat Kind of Church Hammond
Gods" on Sunday evening, Feb. l5.
There Will bo special music and an in
teresting talk. Public cordially inVit
cd to attend,
SIR. and Mrs Hahn Of 134 Highland
street entertained the = Il. S. 500 CLUB
on Thursday evening The gcntIemen's
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
Xrinity Enahah "a .heran Chnraa.

X. Of p. Temple. corner HohmaH ans
Jguen SITS
ID. Alackensen. Pastor. 81 Mason 81
PnOAs 1449.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School
1880 a. m.--Morung Service
7.45 T. m.-tNenng worship.
FirsS Church OF Christ, Scientist.
4aV =. Honmau st.
9lorulng service ak 10c45.
sunday school a. II CLOCK
" eunesday evening testimonial lnSet-
ing al O'Clock.
= free re'td1-g room is open daily ex-
cept Sunday, trom2 10 b. m, and on
4uesday y 9aAG trl0ay evenings from 1880
services and to visit the reading room.
10 9.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
DEMOCRAT
IS UNSEATED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-Delegat e
George b Grigsby. democrat. from
Alaska after having served since June
1919. today was held not entitled to
the seat by house elections committee
number :. The committee recon-
mends that the scat De awarded to
James w1ckersham. republican. former
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
.lrst Church OF the Nasaren-.

Corner Calumet ana Alteh4san ayes.
a. AZ. ~ cl4s, tast0r.
sunday school gao a. M
morning worship at 1910 r. III.
-1ass meetlhg al 900 p. IN
y. 4. >. meelins. 6.ac r. m
EV4nsclts1C Service al 4.ov r ia.
Pray er A1eeuug wednesday. f.45 D. M
-aia-sseeh kraye er Aleet4ns, " Wednesday
t.5U l.. m.
Cottage Irayer meeting. Friday 7:so
y. H.
missionary Society Thursday zoo.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
a.o7Ros smREET II. z. CHURCH

IIar. ID L0VSUf rs IUr.
g:f5 A. NJ. Sunday school.
1900 a. Tn. Morning sermon. theme
THE Gail of the World
sac Epworth League. Topic The
Restoring Of a Country" Leader Mrs
r. z. Haney.
7;30 Evening sermon theme The
Foundation of Religion.
Special music ST evening servic
TEtsfrstrlt4ag+- tt4f.f oftrf4e
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
Cambria Steel Company
Reopens Departments

JOHNsTOWN. Pa. Feb 12-That
business is rapidly approaching
normal stage was evidenced here this
morning when the Cambria Steel com
pany announced the re-opeuing Of a
number Of departments which had
been closed since last December The
order viii affect several thousand
men.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

good. / had taken Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills be-
fore so | began taking them again. I
soon felt change and could do my work
without pain and was cured of those
nervous spells. Now I have rice fat
baby girl and had an easy time 1t birth,
thanks to Lydia r. Pinkham 3 Vegetable
Compound - Mrs WfLLIAmC. WERNER,
1916 Van Hook St. Camden, n. J.
When a wife finds her energies are
tagging, she is weak. nervous, suffers
from backache, the blues she should
build her system up at once by taking
that standard wofnan's medicine. Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as
did Mrs. Werner.
If there is anything about your condi-
tion you do not understand write Lydia
4. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn. Mass.
in regard to your health.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
Einlnanuel Bvangoncal cnuron-

34S Sibley St Rev. Carl Schaerer.
p8stor. Phone 11S5W
$500 n. n--Suuda5 school
1913 "a. nI.-freachirE Ser tee.
Receiving Of new mmah hers
80 y. m.-Lont service.
Monday 7.45 p. n.-Teacher's meet
ing.
Tuesday evening, SEQ -. ny. f.
i. meeting.
Wednesday. 7:f5 o. m-Alens Sick
Bcnehl Society.
79adnesday sis r. u-Brotherhoo5
bus Fhess meeting
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
Worked Wonders

MY wife received a treatment of Or
Iiurkhsrt's Vegetable Compound. Pay
when cured. X has worked wonders in
her case of Liver. Stomach Trouble and
Consri patton. Catarrh. We are under
p thousand obligations 70 You VII
liam Almer Baltimore, Md.
Don't let another dav PASS. Write
T)r. Burkhart for q treatment Of DR..
T3urlxhart's Vegetable Compound. Pay
when cured Address s621 Main So.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
e. Rss. Rerk. Pastor

Phone 1l95J.
S:Sv a. ru.-sunday School and Bible
study.
I0:3U a. m.-MorninS Service.
7:3V =. n.-Epwortn League.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
81. Panl,a zntherar. Cnuron.

Is Clinton st.
~. L. Lichtsinn. Pastor.
First Sunday in Lent.
1900 .. m. Morning ser1 4cc.
E:5D Sunday school.
5000 p. lu.--Lenten Services.
Monday S p. n.. meeting of voting
members
" edncsday. 1880 p. m, Mid-week Lem
ten service.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

Hear the beautifully illustrated
BibIc lecture--Grec. In the Deluxe
Thenter sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
G. II. s7vinGIe. speaker. All welcome.
No collections 2-1o-3
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

/. -. y. r. Iiatt. ift state st.
1uDiic lecture along baDACa1 lines ey-
~4s sunday S.oY ~. III.
-Nis.ttso nstruct1Ne, uS4pIui and rea-
svilaDle. Ahe tsuOln 4rou itoose Is
ehe nVplest selencc ami thc best lns truc-
t40n.
al welcome. Seats tree. No couec-
lion.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
Ha-,.,,lona cItv 1aIesion. laa Inaian. Eve.

E0sreI serVfces every SundaN and on
Thursday evening. 1;45 J.. m.
Topic. sunday evening. Jesus and
the World Saul.
Sunday Schooi at 500 p. M
~ j. Allen, superintendent.
Everybody welcome.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
rhe Christian Friends Church.

Corner Howard and Logan SITS. Ham
nOnd.
Services as follows;
1880 a. rn.-Sunday School.
Preaching at II a. II. and 1,59 r. IA.
Rev. 4. J. Griffith, pastor.
Come ana worship with us.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

pans m my Dack ana
stomach. was very
nervous and would
have fainting spells.
II certainly suffered
aWfully with those
nervous fain tin z
spells. ] did not
KIN 0 W anyone a t
times and used TO
scream. A doctor
treated me for the
spells but did not
seem to do much
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
First sapsigt Church.

2U3-II5 SlbIcy st.
r. .. Ldcklider. pastor
Sunday school 1900 a. II.
Men shouId hear J.. A. Crittentcu on
THE Psychology Of the Bible"
Morning Worship at 1f:e0 a m. At
his service, Dr- Benjamin otto Will
peak
intermediate and Senior Devotional
meetings at go.
Evening worship. 1880 p N. The PAS
tor VIII speak ON Playing the Fool"
Wednesday. 500 p. IN, 81 service for
prayer and Bible STUDY.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

Holman and Highland sts.
J. c. Parrett Minister
Pible School at 9:45 q. 1l
Morning Worship ut I1-00 a. u1
Christian Fndeavor All $50 70. rn.
Evening Worship-7:s p. III.
Rev. r. J. NcI4sndress. State Supt. Of
Religious Education win speak both
morning ana evening
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
|lNlljHllgJN T19 n Ta1rniiuIalHl
IaHhilflY, ,N'.SSNJ5]IKot t5Yt n9llIRtAIsHl
~ A I
Centenary NJ. n. Church.

At the Lincoln School BUILDINGS, oi
Johnson St. near Gostlin.
Warren 9. Hcnslee Pastor.
Sunday School al 9:45 a. ~.
Morning service az 1915 q. ~,
Junior League at D. IN.
Epworth League at 6:3o.
Preaching service at 7;50.
A welcome to all
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
sob; st. PenteoostaI assembly.

Att SOM st.
Morning Worship at 1890
Evening Worship at 1885,
Thursday evening 7:3o
All welcome.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS "hDS"
PLEATING AND
RE-PLEATTNG

All kinds Of skirts in one day. But
ton covering, hemstftching braiding
eli work guaranteed. Call at Was-
sey's, o. state ST.. little west Of Hon
man ST. Phone 44G Hammond. s27
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

Rev. Benz Rist. pastor.
s39 Holman 81.
Rev. VIM. l.. Burgess, Religious Dir
ector.
$50 a. n1.-Sunday school and Bible
c!a sses.
1o.40 a ma. Morning worship, theme
"Christ's Gifts to Women"
$50 p. m I1pworth League Social
hour.
$50 p. nf Intermediate League
$50 r. ia. EpWOrth League
$50 T. ~. Evening worship. theme
"Christ's Call 70 Women"
Wednesday, Church Night"
100 p. IL. supper
6.46 u. NJ. Study Glasses.
1:45 p. m Prayer and Prais Sc service
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

e. Legion sat $50 o. m
sunday evening salvation services 81
>. n.
= cordial invitation IS extended Ca
puhIe % attend these services. spec
sAt singers aud sneaker
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

~ E'lrsJ Sp.r1tua4issic CAurSh OK ram
4Autus tmiee services esess Sulaas }
~ $40 y. m. AZ y, eis hall, 9s state
street.
tastor. Emma KroeE.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
NERVOUS
PAINTING SPELLS
Mrs. Werner Tells How They
Yield to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Camden, N. =" Before my baby
was born | was run down and weak, had
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
Boy Scout
Column



Troop celebrated mothers night
with a good attendance Of both moth
ers and scouts. The main event on
the program vas a basketball game
between Wentworth High School and
the Scouts. The latter winning by d
sc 70 10 score.
After the game. ~ Scouts lined up
in the Scout room for the rest Of the
meeting Headguarter announcements
were read and Scout Executive scott
made a few brief remarks Mr.. VIM.
Collett. Scout Master of Troop II was
also visitor.
Sunday. February 1s. is Scout sun =
day for Troop 9. Rev. Parrett VIII
preach the service and the Scouts viii
attend in a bodv.
Troop 9 has q goodly number Of
scouts ready for the next Court OF
Honor and promises to be first In
Scouting as well IS first in basketball.
TROOP IL.
Thursday, February 10, 1891, Troop
Il. had a meeting and invited the
mothers Of each scout TO the meeting.
The Scouts played games and enter
tanned the mothers. The first thing
was the oath and laws. then came in
spection, The crow Patrol was first.
Eagle. second. silver Fox, third.
AIr Levi Golden demonstrated knot
tying with his feet. After some good
songs refreshnents were served con
sisting Of ice cream and cakes
Those present Of Scout leadership
We're as follows: Mr.. Scott. executive;
Mr.. Golden. scoutmaster OF Troop 2
Mr.. Davey, scoutmaster of Troop q;
Mr.. Collet, seoutmaster Of Troop ~;
AIr. KikeIey, assistant scoutmaster OF
Troop il. also Mr.. Wolf: Mr.. kiger OF
the troop committee.
After refreshments. all lights We're
turned out except lighted candle and
Miss Nixon. the principal OF Wallace
school, entertained US with a ghost
story. After 4 BRIEF discussion of the
scout laws. we were dismissed with
the Scout benediction
TROOP Il.
Sunday. February 9th. Troop l.. III a
body, attended St. Caslmirs for
O'Clock mass. seats were reserved for
the boys. rather Serocynski is scout
master for this t-oop
TROOP l.
Thursday evening the mothers OF
meeting at the Baptist church, A
good many turned out and Mr.. Gordon
showed them a good sample OF the
work he IS doing with Troop /. scout
Harry Blocker .yas presented with
Scout book as q present for writing
the best essay on last summers camp
Troop Is window display was a type
written list of the good turns done by
them during the month Of November.
TROOP 10.
a good example of what can he doric
in the bird-house contest is the bird
house which was on display IN the Gas
company's window by Scout Maste~
John Krawczyk Of Troop 16 While
not in the contest it should be a good
example Of what tho boys should
build
Scout service will be held in tho
First NJ. F. church Sunday morning
and in the First Presbyterian church
Sunday evening, Feb. II.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
First spiritual1st Church of west Ham


Extension of ogden street. Blocks
west Of State Line street
Good speakers an dmessage bearers
Services every sunday at 2:30 =. tn
Mrs. Ellen Lee pastor.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

delegate. on the ground OF alleged
frauds in elections.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
Divine Heallnr raaertnaa.
gion M. Z. Church.

Held At our braReh. 3oo Truman ava,
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

Mrs. Fred Kraus and Mrs Ralph
Shultz entertained Liberty Camp Q:
Royal Neighbors and their husband
at a pedro party at the home OF Mrs.
Kraus. 450 Conkey avenue. Prizes
were won by MI Ralph Shultz and Mrs.
Emmett Spencer and the consolation
prizes by billie Nvyant and Mrs Ed
MOrrissey.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

A surprise party given by the mem
bers Of the True Kindred was given
for Frank Stevens at $40 Douglas ave
nut. Games ana music We're a feature
Of the evening and Mr.. Stevens was.
presented with a True Kindred pin
There were large number Of guests
present and 1t delightful time waa
spent
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

The North Side Ladies Club met
wivh Mrs. Lawrence on Sheffield ave-
nue., There were q present and the
guests were Mrs r. W. Ait, Mrs. Hav-
doru and Mrs. Ward OF Gary.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

The history department Of the Ham
mond Woman's dub will meet with
Mrs. David Hirsch. s35 Holman street
on Monday Afternoon. Feb. IL BIrs.
Olaf Langley has charge Of the pro-
gram and Mrs. telter current events,
I,La 1r--.-- Aan.r-t-,.ar- oa - LIZ.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

The Hammond Victory Club held
valentine party Friday evening al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bran.
Pedro was played and prizes awarded
to Mr.. John Waggoner. KING Hester
and Mrs, Hans Bran y grab bag OF
comic valentines Afforded much amuse-
ment.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12

birthday parry was given In honor
. fAIrs. Luda Weeks at her home. 2os
Detroit street The party wes given
by sisters Of the ladies' auxiliary OF Il.
OF R. T. 30, 419 Of which Mrs Weeks
Il president. a Ave o'clock dinner
was served and Mrs. Weeks received
many lovely gifts
The Lake County times., 1921-02-12
TROOP Il.

Sunday. February 9th. Troop L. III a
body, attended St. Casimirs for z
o'clock mass. seats were reserved for
the boys. FATHER Serocynski is scout
master for this t-oop
The daily times., 1921-07-30
BANDITS WOUND TRAIN CLERK.

Pittsburg, July 30.-Four bandits
boarded the Manhattan Limited west
bound train at Cassandra 80 miles
east of here and after wounding A. T.
Litz mail clerk rifled the mail car.
Between Galton and Cassandra
while the train was in motion two
robbers having boarded train when
it stopped to drop an engine which
assists heavy passenger trains over
the grade.
They ordered the engineer to stop
the train and at almost the same
moment a series of shots sounded
from the mail car which was hitched
just back of the engine. Two of the
bandits when they boarded the mail
car ordered the men working there
to hold up their hands. They COM
piled. The bandits asked Litz where
the valuables were kept. He told
them there was no valuable mail on
board at which one of the bandits
opened fire on him.
AS the train pulled into the little
station the bandits dropped to the
ground and disappeared in the dark
ness. The authorities were notified
and are in pursuit.
The daily times., 1921-07-30
BASIS FOR PEACE
WITH GERMANY IS
BEING ACHIEVED
RESULTS ARE IN SIGHT
1t Is Understood the German
Government Has Assented
to the Proposition Submit
ted Them and Which EN-
bodies the Porter-knox Res
olution.

Berlin, July 3O.-The German for
eign Office expresses belief that the
negotiations which have been pro-
ceding for the last three weeks be-
tween Ellis Dressed American COM
missioner in Germany and DR.. Rosen
the foreign minister have progressed
sufficiently to warrant the conclusion
that a general working basis is estab-
lished for the conclusion of a formal
peace treaty between Germany and
the United States.
1t is understood the German gov
ernment has assented to the PROPOSE
tions submitted to the state depart
ment through Mr. Dressed in the way
of a formal inquiry based on the
essentials in the Porter-Knox peace
resolutions. None of these have been
opposed by the Wirth cabinet, which
is declared to be wholly in accord
with the American attitude with pre-
negatives and privileges and various
rights under the treaty of Versailles
to which America is entitled by rea-
son of her position in the great war.
The daily times., 1921-07-30
COURT MUST PASS
ON LIQUOR CASES
BFF0RE ASSESSING
RULING BY JUDGE BOYD
Collector Bailey Cannot Sell
Property to Satisfy Asses
ments Made Against Twen-
ty-nine Persons for Viola
ton of Volstead Act, Says
Federal Judge.

Greensboro, July 3O.-Judge Jas.
Boyd in the Federal Court today
made permanent injunction issued
against j. w. Bailey Collector to re-
strain the collector from selling prop
erty to satisfy assessments made
against 20 persons in the western dis
trict by the commissioner of Internal
revenue alleging violation of the
Volstead Act
Assessments made possible by the
Volstead act Judge Boyd ruled are
not to be summarily executed on the
accused person but must be assessed
by competent court jurisdiction after
that court has heard the case and
found the defendant guilty of the of
fense with which he is charged
The rights of American citizens
must be protected at all hazards,
said Judge Boyd. This cannot be
guaranteed if Federal prohibition
agents are allowed to indulge in
flights of fancy, estimate the time a
still has been in operation and for
ward reports from which the prohi-
bition officials figure out. penalties
amounting to thousands to be in
flicted on "a man who has already
been acquitted"