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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-29

A surprise party was given at the
Rudolph Heppner place last Saturday
night in honor of Miss Lena Heppner,
who has just come back from Canada
where she was visiting some friends.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
FRANCIA VA A LA VANGUAR-
DIA EN- LA APUESTA IN
TERNACIONAL

PARIS, abril 29. Omitted Press)
-Toda Francia esta lena de j1bilo
porque Doisy, representante de Fran
cia, en- la apuesta international para
ell campeonato de velocidads aerea,
ha conseguido sobrepasar a los Es-
tados Unidos Y IngIaterra.
La prensa senala ell hecho de que
mientras Doisy cubri6 cuatro mil tre-
cientas treinta y tres millas en- trein-
ia v siete horas, ninguna otra de
las demas naciones consigui6 hacer
este. ,Ademas los Estados Unidos
cubrieron 127 Kilometres diarios,
Inglaterra 228, Y Francia 1865 kil6-
metros diarios, sobrepasando hasta
la ,fecha a las demas naciones que
Use proponen dar la5vueltas al rnundo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
UNA NUEVA CoNFERENCIA
ENTIRE LOS MINISTROS
THEUNIs, HYMANs Y e
POINCARE.
ESTA TARDE CoNTINUARA LA
CONFERENCIA.

PARIS, abril 20. (Cable Frances)
-Esta manana han reanudado de
nuevo la conferencia los ministries
Poincare, Hymans y Theunis. Al
terminarse la reunion han declarado
los representatives de la prensa
que qiinicamente han sostenido una
amigable conversation sobre diferen-
tes t6picos polfticos de Europa.
Los Ministries belgas Theunis "
Hymans han declarado que la con-
ferencia de ellos con NJ. Poincare ha
estado aninnada de un gran espiritu
de cordialidad y marca una completa
identidad de pareceres v puntos de
vista entire Paris y Bruselas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
INGLATERRA ACEPTA TAM
BIEN Ell INFORME DEL CO.
MITE DE EXPERTOS

PORT TALBOT, Gales, abril
20. (Cable Frances) EN- un discur-
SO pronunciado por Mr.. Donald de-
lante de mas de cinco mil electores,
ha declarado, que el no perdera min
guna OCCASION para aplicar en- todo
su rigor las clausulas contenidas en-
el informe rendido los pafses ALA
dos por el Comite de Expertos.
Dice que el esta de acuerdo con la
idea lanzada las naciones del mum
do por Mr.. Coolidge en- 10 que Sc
refiere a una nueva conferencia So
bre ell desarme. Il
Declare, asimismo, el Premier in
giles, que Inglaterra trabajara con
Francia con los paises aliados
para tratar de dar nuevas oportuni-
dades Alemania para que sc reha-
bihte pero siempre dentro de los
prescrito por ell Comite de Expertos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
Ell SENADO Sc. REUNE PARA
CONSIDERAR UNA IDEA DE
COOLIDGE ~

WASHINGTON, abril 20. UNITED
Press).-El Senado y la Camara
acaban de reunirse, para considerar
conjuntamente ia idea del sP residente
Coolidge sugiriendo que Sc pospon-
ga la excluci6n de los japoneses has
ia que Sc haga un esfuerzo tendente
celebrar un entendido entire caba-
lleros de ambas naciones, para fir
mar un tratado que estipule la ex-
clusi6n de los japoneses ,pero que
al mismo tempo, de alguna otra so
luci6n que haga menes violenta la
medida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
BANoo TERRIToRLAL Y AGRI-
COLA DE PUBTo RICO
acoNvooAToR1A

FL Consejo de Administration de es-
te Banco, en- session celebrada el dia
de hoy, acord6 convocar Janta ge-
neral extraordinaria de accionistas Gle
Sc celebrraA EN- ell salon de acsos de
domicilio social, calle de Tetuan nt1me-
TO Is las diez de la madana del dia
diez y nueve del proximo mes de ma
yo, siendo el objeto de dicha Junta
tratar de los asuntos que han cueda-
do pendientes DE resolucion Para que
fu6 convocada Ia Junta anterior, y que
son los siguientes:
To- Incorporation del Banco de
acuerdo con la "Ley de Bancos'' apro-
bada por la Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico, con fecha 10 de septiem-
bre de 1923.
2o-Aprobaci6n de las clausulas de
incorporation; y
So.--- Resolver cualquier otra MEDIA
que sea necesaria para Ell cumplinien-
to de dichns fines, de acuerdo con IA
citada ley de bancos.
Tienen derecho a concurrir a d1cha
Junta todos los sefiores accionistas qne
obtengan papeleta de asistencia en- Ia
secretaria idss este Banco con un dla
antes de la mencionada fecha, y los
que 10 sean por tftulos Gal Portador
deberan depositar sus acciones en- la
Gaia del Banco. Ese derecho es dele
gable en- otro accionista con derecho a
asistir a la Junta por medic de poder
especial en- carta dirigida al Pres1-
dente del Consejo de Administration.
SAN JUAN, P. r. II de ABRIL
de 1924.
vo. Bo.
Ell SECRETARIO
- =e P. Rocafort.
Ell PREsINDENTE
Rafael Fabian.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
Ell CARDINAL HAYES DE NUE.
VA YORK HA LLEGADO A
ESTA CIUDAD ts

NUEVA YORK, abril 29. (Cable
Frances) Aver lego esta ciudad
el Cardenal Hayes quien recibi6 Ell
mes pasado el capello cardenalicio de
nanos de Su Santidad Pic XII. ID
Miles de personals f1eron reci-
brio a los innelles de Brooklyn, las
cuales acompafiaron al Principe de
la Iglesia hasta la Cathedral. G
Escoltaron Su Eminencia mas de
5000 nihos de las escuelas catolicas
de aquella ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
UN ESPECIALIsTA EN- Ell RoBC
DE CANARIoS FUE DETENIDO
DE M0Do SPECTACULAR
AVER EN- SANTURCE
VUELA,. .,CAMARIO, VUELA, :.
"A MI JAULA

Los intehgentes detectives de
Santurce, sefiores Remedies Lopez e
Ismael Folla, arrestaron aver en-
aquel pintoresco barrio un singu-
lar escalador de easas, euya espe-
cialidad consistia en- penetrar las
residencia privadas dondes hublera
canarios, y'cargar con los inocentes
pajaritos, valiendose para clio de
una treta que le daba siempre exec
lente resultado.
Este suieto Sc llama Pedro Roig.
v segun informes, es natural de Fa-
jardo, en- donde, a sjuzgar por 10
que parece, no era tan facil dedi-
carse a la cazG de esas pleas, pc
sar de sus profundos ojeos de ca
zador "sui-generis"
Desde hace dias este individuo
anduvo al azar por todo Santurce,
llevando, constantemente en- sus ma
nos suna jaula, de la cual Sc valfa
para realizar sus fechorfas, acer-
cando las metalicas rejas a las jau-
las que encontraba en- su camino, v
forzando con sutiles silbos ell paso
la suya del canario que estaba
dentro de. la rotra jaula.
Asf, el tipo ese Sc hizo duefio de
unosl cuantos dorados paiaritos, que
salia luego vender por la venci-
dad 9teniendo en- una OCCASION ell des-
caro- inaudito de ir ofrecer IN
canario la misma casa de donde
10 habfa robado.
Otfas fechorfas hizo, tambien,
Roig, pero su principal caracteris-
tica les la de los pajaros, por 10 que
elias solos nos concretamos en- es-
tas notas. :. volatiles.
! Por fin alguien denunci6 el he
cho a los terribes "inagos" de San
turce, v he aobf nue aver. despues
! de una intensa h.fsuueda nor los an
durriales de Santurce, Roig, este fa-
moso Roig scdzcdor de ~percalina, cay6
en- poder d aquellos, que en- vez de-
bfblico oro, el incienso y la mira
/ trajeronle un par de "esposas" con
que cefir .sus nanos pecadoras.
En- tanto Sc disponia otra cosa, ,el
Roig de esta information fua Hevado
al Quartet de Santurce, donde, er
un ligero descuido Sc despojo de has
/ "esposas" Sc di6 la. fuga como
alma endiablada, seguramente con lel
maldito fin de dedicarse a su sport
favorito, otra vez.
La nueva captura del terrible ca
zador fue espectacular v la carrera
/. celebrodd entire el perseguido " los
perseguidores fue una de incidentes
d. dejan chiquitas las que luego se
registrar en- el .Hip6dromo. j.
En- fin, para resumir, que ell Roig
fue atrapado de nuevo, como rata
sospechosa, Y que con este otro axi-
to que Sc acaban de anotar Remedies
Lopez v su coinpafiero Sc .ha consoli-
dados Ell sts'statuss de los canarios en-
! Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
FL Presldente urge que Sc solu.
clone el asunto del Japon

WASHINGTON, abril 2s. Omitted
Press)-El Presidente Coolidge, la
mo en- el dia de hoy Casa Blanca,
los Senadores Reed y Lodge para
corferenciar con ellos separadamente
sobre la exclusion de los japoneses
del nuevo Bill de Immigration.
Sc tiene entendido que el Presi-
dente insistio con los Senadores, para
que Sc de una solucion Immediate
dicho asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

y PARIS, abril %. UNITED Press)
LA prensa de esta ciudad acepta
unanimemente, que la solidaridad de
los resultados obtenidos por la cons
ferencia entire los representatives de
Belgica y -Francia han 4resultado un-
exito. La discussion Sc base especial
mente EN- la sancion que todos los
aliados deben darle la deuda con-
traida por Alemania como resultadoa
de la invasion a suelo extranjero,-
sobre los terminus en- que esta res
dactado ell plan de los expectos, ETC..
Otros detalles han sido pospuestos,
hasta que los representatives belgas,
Visiten a Inglaterra, aunque la ge-
neral creencia es de que no Sc hara
necesaria la Intervention de Belgica
como mediadora entire Francia la
Gran Bretaiia, pues Sc cree que 10
que hay es una n1ala compression
entire ambas naciones, y que en- rea-
lidad estan de acuerdo en- las bases
fundamentales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
CONTINUAL EN- PIE LA REVO-
LUCIoN EN- HoNDURAS.-TEGU-
.CTGALPA ToMADA PoR LOS
REVOLUCIONARIOS

WASHINGTON, 1abril 20. (Cable
Frances).-Hoy ha sido anunciado
en- esta ciudad por Eel Ministro de
los Estados Unidos en- aquel pafs
Mr.. Morales que los revolueionarios
han asaltado tornado la ciudad de
Tegucigalpa, despues de un violento
combate con las tropas leales.
Todos los ciudadanos americanos
han salido de esta cuidad por orden
del Sr. Ministro de este Gobierno.
Los revolucionarios han entrado en-
la capital de Honduras las cua-
dro de la mafiana despues de un com
bate que dur6 toda la noche y en- e'
cual perdieron 'ambos coftendientes
inuchos hombres y 1nuniciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
LA COMISION DE INDEMNIZA
CLONES OBLIGADA A LA
js INACCION U

PARIS, abril 20. Omitted Press).
LA Comisi6n de Indemnizaciones,
Sc ha visto obligada a permanecer
inactiva hasta que. no Sc conozca ell
resultado de las negociaciones que Sc
estan llevando cabo entire Theunis,
Poincare y Mac Donald.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

Theunis y Hyn1ans han paftido
va para Bruselas para poder -asistir
"a las conferencias de Londres que Sc
celebraran en aquella capital el
viernes pr6ximo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
BIZ JIy MARSHALL

Wen. speaking of fact and fie.
ton
o, course you know wha. a
chorus girl Is.
A chorus girl Is a bewlldering
young person In knock.'em.dead
clothes, who spends her time feed.
ing bon-bons to a Chow dog on a
upholstered davenport. toying
with expensive food at gilded cab
areis and exchanging Idle banter
with the sort OF youth whose hair
looks as II he had Il done az Tony
tho Greeks shoe shine parior.
In between times the chorus girl
gets some relaxation out OF shoot.
ing wealthy admirers who. having
backed the wrong stock, have be-
come practically worthless for all
practical purposes.
And. oh, yesl Sometimes the
chorus girl ambles languishingiy on
the stage Of musical comedy. or
sings the kind OF song in which
tho words don't count as long as
you get the tune.
you've been getting your ideas
from the magazines again. because
a Seattle chorus girl isn't anything
like that. Hardly any OF them have
chow dogs or aiik.uphoIstered dayen.
ports and not one-that Is, hardly
one OF them-has ever shot any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
SHElKESS PERFUME
SCENTED PHARMACY
WHEN R0BBER LOST

PORTLAND. Ore. May t.
Chorus GIRLS Delight. IN the
form of So bottles q perfume.
disappeared from Tie counter o.
a Washington street drugstore 70
fast that tie manager got the
idea of tying them down.
That doesn't work either" he
now haH cause 10 wall.
a short time after concclylng
the idea. the managers attention
was called hy tho gathering Of
four bottles n the perfume 20 the
tiled floor. A thief had grabbed
one bottle. and az the anchor
chain" was tied 20 the several
bottles on display. they all went.
a dash out OF the door and the
wouldhs thief had escaped Ia the
passing crogd.
SIXTY dollars worth" shifted
the poor manager aa De swept up
tho broken glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

body shameful. perhaps. bu, true
Take Edna and Marie Locke. iwr
OF the popular young ladies' in Mr..
VIII Kings justly famous musical
show at the Palace Hip. Typical
chorus girls good looking. cheerful
and. oh. all that sort OF thing.
Edna and Marie live with mother
at 1907 j3th ave. w. and mother
says they're two OF the best glrla
In the world. Every afternoon when
the matinec's over they 30 home
put on bingham gowns and h,ip
with the work. There's fire sar,
den out there. too. and Edna and
Marie dix around in that. Tacy
help DO the dishes and tnlkine
about pie-well. as pie.bakers Edna
and Marie are right thcrei
And they don, squander what Mr.
King pays them on diamond sun
bursts and Parisian negllgees. Both
Of them help keep the homo going
That's about NIL OF tho story
Sorry to have to shatter the gilded
myth, but
Or course you know what q
chorus Girl Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
DATES CHANGED
ON DISPLAY
Visitors May See Fleet, Too,
From August 10 10 %

Date OF the Pacific Northwest
Products show and Merchants e.
position has been changed 70 August
- TO "a, r. W Fame. general
enaiman Of The executive commit
tee Of tho exposition announced
Wednesday.
The change VAS made 10 coincide
with seattle's activities In honor or
the assembling o. the Pacific fleet
In Puget Sound waters during that
period. Frame said.
The fleet Of 70 ships Is IN com.
mand Of Admiral Robert T. COontz.
aaneuycrH will be carried out dur.
lrg tho week with aiplares and
desiroyers participating.
Btll ~ dock OK the port epmmis-
SIGN viii be used as headquarters
for the merchants exposition. Tie
committee expects 1000 outo.toRn
merchants will b. IN Seattle during
the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
RAFT NOT ONLY
EARWIG CURE
e,ssshoppers With Halitosis
Sure Remedy
CHOKING THEM HELPS
pssl SuccumbS to Severe
Methods AlwayS-AlmoSt

r.rxix season Is here again and
,lae 70 cut your lawn and pre-.
-. fe.a,s for the little invaders
eou Tire orient
II, earwig Is one class OF for.
.,,-.r that Is no; haired By the
- ychnson immigration hlil and
: .ne that mul,lplies even faster
- he japanese. Ths only re,
s.,~inr feature Is that the Amer.
,.rhorn carwtg can't vote.
Sstl,es havc been sent out 20
-.,,r property owners IN the city
All shelr lawns. The idea Is
-, you catch the earWies that arr
J. ne unhaiied property next door
o yeu.
re theory o. earwig halt Is sim.
q, Yeu scatter q, all over your
Swu and the earWig makes n lets.
~ feas, On 4. n you put
,,,urA ef I, cut the earwig over.
III, ana dies of indigestion.
R,slies earvig bait there are sew
-, other sure kills FOR the pest
-, q tho most simple is TO hide
and q clover blossom untn an
.-r.- approaches. Then jump
mca the bug quickly ana grasp II
en5 around the esophagus and
e,ss firmly until the creature
gases TO struggle.
PsrAaps the surest way 20 KIN
4. sarwiE is the most simple. Take
NO wooden blocks about four
hur lnehes square and four inches
hsn Go out onto your front lawn
"a catch an earwig. To catch him
y.a can either put salt on his tail
t,ap him with a niecc % sweet
"a. or rsc a butterfly net.
Aftsg you have caught your ear.
" place him carefully on block
IA I ard then hit him With block
Ma :. Instant death WIN result TO
r. pest.
Aiho most families In the city
s.. bothered With carwiSs. some
,ir.s ycu viii find one that Is not.
ere nan on Beacon HIN discovered
Dat Ne did not have an sarwig on
Is hwn
II. noticed. tho. that there were a
sbotly numbsr OF grasshoppcrs about
g. r,acs. After several months nc
t.cngsred WHY the earwigs had fled
u. rrasshoppsrs had haiifosis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
SHOWS CLAIMS
ON CURE
Hamilton Files His Side OF
Dope Controversy

Or Royal q. Hamilton. originator
u the Hamilton narcotic cure. an.
swerei attacks made upon HIM bi
stockholders Ia the Hamilton inst.
tute. IN affidaviis that were before
Judge Mitchell Gillian "Wednesday Ia
which he charges an attempt II being
made 90 deprive him Of the cure.
The Stockholders filed nffidaviis
last week oharslng Dr. Hamilton IA
unfit 70 administer tho cure, In an
EFFORT 90 obtain tie formula from the
4. r. patent office A temporary IN.
junction preventing tho patent Office
turning the formula over 70 the
trustees and stockholders was issued
by judge Mitchell Gillian
pr Hamiitons latest affidavit nc,
cures n vs.. sweet. Jr, ~ seeking
10 gain control of the company and
tho formula. iie alleges Sweet
wronEfully transferred shares Of
stock In the oompany 10 himself
Judge Gillian n expected 20 hand
down a decision IN the case soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
BEEMAN OKEHED
Engineers File Report on
Des Moines Bridge

County Engineer Thomas R..Bec.
man was exoncrated OF blame for the
collapse OF the Des Moincs bridge. in
a report filed by committee Of cngI
neers with the board Of county com.
missioners Tuesday.
County Commissioner Frank Paul
had charged that the bridge had been
improperly guarded by tho men max
ing permanent fill adjoining the
bridge. and plncing responsibility on
Engineer Beeman.
The committee of engineers from
the American Society OF Civil Engi
noers found that the bridge was 80
badly decaycd as to be unsafe. The
fill Il not outside the slope stakes and
Is not wider than tho grade calls for
the engineers committee found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
F IRE NUISANCE
IS FOUGHT
Smoke From Forest Flames
Subject of Meeting

Plans TO curb the smoke nuisance
this summer were announced BY the
tourist committee OF the Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday.
A meeting win be held this week
with state forestry officials and w.
G weigie. supervisor OF the sno.
pualmie National forest TO put a
check on burning permits.
Fires started In clcarings April
30. caused several DISASTROUS forest
fires and werc only checked by
timely rain. wciglo told tho com.
mittee.
No slashing fires can be started
between May and October !
without permits. wcigie favors abo.
iition OF slashing fires during June.
July and August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
srRnNGRn sANnsInNE

WASHINGTON. May H. sand
stone may soon become tho com.
pctitor u granite Tor the distinction
~ being one or the strongest OF
building materials, Tests made az
tho United States Bureau Of stand.
ards show that BY soaking sand
stone Tor several hours In melted
sulphur and then cooling Il OF, the
strength Of the stone IA Increased
from 200 10 800 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

FrdHk y. LrdndOn, CherO-
kee-ShaWHee Indian, of Mus
logee, Okla, can't get array
from the call Of the open.
For Is years he's served as
special supervisor in the
United States Indian service
and has been in every state
IN the Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
Engineers Slate
Informal Dance

A portable moving picture demon.
f7ti0n VII feature the Friday eve.
ing session OF the Seattle chapter.
american Association Of Engineers.
rtcciock Al Nerves cafeteria. Din.
y VII Be served al s5o and infor.
nal tzneirg viii feature from $50
! ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Pref. John C. Kennedy will lecture
= The Past Development and Flu.
rs Outlook Of the Lumber Indus
RIA America" Thursday at p. m.
4 he Labor temple. Tho admission
> ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
PRETTY SMALL

POD n"
We'll. Junior"
What iS an olcctron7r
An electron. my son. is the
smallest conceivable particle OF mat.
ter"
Then I'm gonna bust Herman
Amley in the nose"
I "Why?'
Because he said II my brains
had roller skates they could use an
clcctron for n rink Youngstown
Telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Persons living IN sparseiy settled
az rural regions ars believed 20 BE-
more susceptible 20 diptheria than
clty frsldcnta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

The number OF married men IN
America exceeds that Of married wo-
men. many immigrants having left
their wives IN foreign countues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

The unmlncd COIL in the coal,pro,
ducing countries IL estimated by the
United States Geographical survey
lat "A ,2os, 100000 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Archduke otto, 12-year-od
altcro,cned king of Hungary,
for aohom Admiral Horthy,
recent, qOields the power Of
the crown. This is the latest
photo of the handsome tad
ivho has been popularity
called the "hopc Of the Hops-
bur0s."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
Now, Speaking of Chorus Girls

VI COURSE You Know What They Are Ikebu the Trouble Is
That They're Not Like That at All
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-18
THE RIGHT NOTE

recommend that all Putnam readers of The Patriot read digest the summary the talk given by President Newton A. Vaughn of the Chamber of Commerce before the Mems Club of the Congregational Church last Sunday morning printed in this Two of Mir YauRhn opinions appeal Co because they exactly coincide with That the police and fire departments city should be of politics and be governed entirely by merit is fact that believe growing each year evident the better class citizens competent and adequate police force, in small city this be maintained when the personnel changed the will of incoming city government The Putnam small and has plenty of work do For that alone the heads of these departments least should be permitted hold their positions with degree permananey without the bugaboos of political influence overshadowinR their actions might easily be- the detrment of law and order
 Lastly Vaughns plea that ereeds and racial differences forgotten the upbuldng of and greater Putnam "A House Divided proverb but axiom Each small community America is melting pot of and the right of religions to live side by side in harmony funda government system. by any always the foreigner blame for the cooperation and friendness in the American city IL is frequently he older pe resident longer attached m the sal wha looks upon the foreign shore nteroper bearer of element fine population. The toregnborn hs side b persistence the language o his native country the that class wht been enough generations than their ghbors ca themselves American Strife and srug
 gle and bitterness of neghbor against neghbor emphasis of this difference But Mir Vaughn bravey th,
 right Forget differences an effort o mak, Putnam class American city. your neghbor possess his religion without comment irony interference aoones whether he be Jew Gentle Protestant Catholic pagan saint.
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-18
RESOLUTIONS

Resolution on the death of John A Johnson adopted by Quinnatisset Grange at its regular meeting. Janu- arv 18th.
 WHEREAS, This Grange has sus- tained in the death of Brother John A. Johnson the loss of one of it's most respected and valued members. who was not able to withstand the shock of the recent untimely death of his beloved wife, who exemplified in his lifetime character of quiet dignity. integrity and eheerfulness. who was 2 good neighbaF and a good friend. Therefore be it
 RESOLVED. That this Grange ex- press its deep grief, Jwhile submitting e the VII of an inscrutable provi- dence Who orders an things for the bestl hy drapine the Charter and Implements in mourning for thirty days. And, be it further RESOLVED, That the resolution be spread on the miutes of the Grange. and @ suitable copy be sent to his now doubly bereaved family.
 RICHARD BARTON.
 RANDOLPH H. CHANDLER.
 J. J. BERNKLOW.
 Committee on Resolutions.