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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-01
COUNTRY BOARD.

TOILET AND RATH: good board: 3-minute
walk to station: twelve hundred feet above sea
level: air cool and dry: NV" hours rlde from
Washington The -arGen spot of Virginia.
r q Hatcher Rox 10I. The Plains. Va.
GRAND VIEW. Blue ridge mountains. near
Harpers Ferry. modern r"nvenience>: station
sp., post office convenient Phone @-F-l2 Bruins
Nirk VIM. Henkel. Knoxville. Md
TURAL HOME on WEST RIVER. NOW
open Large lawn. Plenty shade. ROW boats
free Spend week end here. hours motor Trip
from Washington. Address Mrs. NJ NOW ELL,
jy1S'
wANTED-To board one or Two children, IN
private family on farm: best attention given :
Ss week Address Mrs. Frank +. Shipley. FAR
fan Va.
lDLEWIID. FINE FAMILY RESORT ON
Chesapeake bay: bathing. boating. hshlnG
rahhing; week end auto trip. Phone 81 =.
ldlewild Shady Side. Md. l.
WANTED.
BOARD wanted on farm about ten miles out
on car line. Address RoX 2i3T. Star 0fhce. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-01
NTED.
SUBURBAN BOARD.

BOARD wanted on farm about ten miles o
on car line. Address RoX 2I3-T Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-01

Near Mass. Ave. Extended.
Attractive up-to-date home:
one acre Of ground with ga
rage: house contains rooms and
bath; large pantry: steam heat;
electric lights: every possible con-
venience: complete in every detail:
immediate possession; liberal
terms: price. S11 900.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-01

Chevy Chase Grove.
Almost brand-new detached
house: up to the minute in every
detail: S rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electric lights: hard
wood floors and trim: immense
lot, 125x140: excellent location.
in section Of new homes: close
to Rock Creek Park and not far
from Chevy Chase Circle; liberal
terms: price. S12,sOO.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-01

IF INTERESTED IN BUYING NEW HOME
phone. write or call ONCE. We have them
located northeast, southeast and northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-01

O % IN LIN'EK. 805 y. 7. ave. NV.
FOR SALE. TO CoLORED-ON 9th ST. NE.
bet. H and Eye sts.: three 6-r.. 2-story bricks;
| lot to wide alley; $500 down. s2o mo-. inc int
L. J. MILLS, sos 9Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-01

Near Kendall Green.
Exceptionally high and we'll To-
Gated house In northeast section:
very good neighborhood: convenient
to all car lines: very modern
house. containing 6 rooms and
bath: hot-water heat: 3 porches:
paved alley; terms; price, $500
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11

ton regarding the appointment of our members of the
League Council and Assembly, and by prohibiting
them by law from casting their votes as to questions
arising under Article except as authorized from time
to time by the Congressional Acts or special resou-
TONS we can prevent any interference whatever with
the war-making power of Congress.
Moreover with modern cable and radio facilities.
Congress could at all times keep in such close touch
with its League representatives that the transmission
of instructions to action to be taken by them would
involve no delay of any consequence
The crux of the matter would therefore seem to be
not that Article X, any other part of the Covenant
should be amended but rather that the actions of our
members of the League Council and Assembly must at
all times be kept under the direct and absolute con
troll of Congress-they must be mere Congressional
mouthpieces automatons.
1t is therefore clear that the Senate nav without
any danger whatever of sacrifice of Constitutional
power by Congress, advise and consent to the rati
caton of the Peace Treaty without any reservations
or amendments whatever to the Covenant of the
League of Nations, PROVIDED that Congress shall by
law retain full and absolute control over the American
members of the League Council and Assembly and shall
regulate and direct their votes at all times
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11
ROCKS AHEAD.

THE country's going to the deuce, and anarchy is
breaking loose. Whichever way we chance to
turn find new ills and threats to burn and if
you throw brick, by heck, you hit a crisis in the
neck We hear such bunk, and bushels more, each
morning in the soft drink store where all the gray
boards congrgate to mourn the sinking ship of state
Cheer up We heard the same old gag before this
country had flag; heard it, or our fathers did
Bill Tell shot Gesslers lid They used to hear
the same old dope when Caesar was the Romans hope
And Noah heard it when he sailed, that time the
drouth predictions failed "Our gardens going to
the dogs" cried Adam, when he chased the hogs.
which had destroyed, with tooth and tush the rhu-
barb and the currant bush. Our distant prehistoric
sires, who had no chairs comfy fires, but had to
roost around the trees, guilty of the same old
wheeze. There always will be rocks ahead and COB
Inns dire and boges dread, but our cid ship of state
will glide to safety on the further side So let's
forget doubts and fears and order four denatured
beers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11
THE SAX AND THE sam.

If the South Atlantic states are to become, as
ercan and Cuban trade it is evident that something
needed than Ships though ships are the prime
essential Somebody must put on his hat and go up
into the Middle West and persuade the manufactur-
and shippers there that these South Atlantic ports
the ports which they should use. In other words
if to compete with New York-not to mention
the aggressive Gulf ports-somebody must go out and
'get the business"
That seems to be the function for the proposed
South Atlantic Export Company which is now com
peting its organization in these four South Atlantic
states While the quasipublic South Atlantic Mari
time Corporation will manage the ten ships assigned
to it. the South Atlantic Export Company will sally
forth and 'get the business"
1t is the logical next step in the campaign to
BRING the Southeast into her While some of the
same men interested in the S-A-X-to use the col
oqua authorizations Of the sreet-as are behind the
sam, the two corporations it is understood will
be entirely distinct The SAM will handle ships con
fined exclusively to the trade with Latin America but
the SAX will undertake to divert to the give ports"
trade for all parts of the world Europe Africa or
Australia. Both of them however, are alike in that
they represent the pubc-sprited efforts of men to
make the five ports" and the hnterand behind them
just as thriving as the rich territory around the North
Atlantic ports
Matthew Hale, tn who put both organiza-
lions on the map is the guest of Americas this even
ing and will tell the story of the biggest shippers
of the community at meeting the Chamber of Com
movement, but will be interested after they have
heard Mr.. Hale,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples,
rashes, blackheads in most cases give
way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem-
ishes disappear over night. Itching US
ually stops instantly. Zemo is safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only 35c; an ex-
ira large bottle, $100. 1t will not stain,
is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11
THE CRUX OF THE MATTER.

The senatorial fight over the ratification of the
Peace Treaty very largely around the provis-
ion article X of the Covenant of the League of Ma
ton which requires that members of the League shall
preserve against external aggression the territorial
integrity and existing political independence of all
members of the League"
Objections have been raised to other parts of the
Treaty but the main contention of Senators who crit
icze the Covenant is that unless Article is radically
amended it will seriously impair the authority of Con-
gress, through its war-making power to maintain the
sovereignty of the United States. The question,
then, is whether not Article will, in fact, un-
amended, have such effect.
Manifestly, before final decision can be reach
ed by the eLague any question under Article X
the fact must be authoritatively determined as to
whether there is any real occasion for action and
if must then be decided what the nature of such
action is to be.
The first paragraph of Article X of the Covenant
reads: Except where otherwise expressly provided in
the Covenant, decision of any meeting of the assembly
or of the council shall require the agreement of all
of the members of the League represented at the
ing From this it is clear that, whenever it is aleg
ed that one country is in danger of aggression from
another country America will have the absolute pow
er, by means of the vote of its League members t.
decide against such complaint and so to kill the mat
ter at its very inception it so desires Then again
even if this country should asquiesce in the fact thai
Danger or aggression exists before there can be any
decision that America, indeed any other member Of
League, shall go to the assistance of the natfor
threatened there must be affirmative vote by ou
League members.
Thus we not only have the power to keep GU
own countsg out Of but We can, if we think best
also prevent II other nations from interfering with thu
quarrel and let the original dsputants fight it out be
tween themselves
Moreover, by the enactment of proper legisa
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11
DELIGHTED WITH
WHAT DRECO DID.
Suffered For Years With
Stomach Trouble, Nervous
ness, Pains in Back and
Limbs, Dizziness and Con-
stipation. All Gone Now.

II have just finished taking a bottle Of
DrecO, and it has made me feel so much
better and stronger that | can. do all my
own hOusework,' said Mrs. Lizzie New.
berry, LizZella, Ca, near Macon.
Before | began taking Dreco," she
continued, Il was in a terribly rundown
condition; couldn't eat anything, hardly,
and didn't sleep much. My trouble start
6 several years ago, and although /
tried many different things, nothing pre-
scribed for me seemed to do any good,
and was almost a physical wreck.
After eating | would feel all bloated
with sour gas, and my heart would beat
so fast sometimes l would think it was
going to jump out of my body. This
made me very nervous and l was easy to
get excited. / felt so bad that / couldn't
take any interest in things. Nearly every
day / would read in the newspapers
about what DrecO had done for others,
and many cases just fitted my symptoms
exactly, so | talked the matter over with
my husband, and we decided to give
DPeeo trial. After a few days it began
to brace me up, and knew had at last
found the right thing my system needed.
Il am now so much better that / can
eat most anything | want, and as much
as l want, and do not feel any bad effects
at all, My husband says l sleep like a
log, and he can hardly wake me in the
mornings. l never have headache now
and feel strong and well / am delighted
with what Dreco did for me-"
When the liver kidneys or bowels be-
come inactive the system fails to throw
of the poisons, and slowly, day by day,
we are weakening our bodies. till break
down comes. Sometimes 1t takes the
form of the above case, Dreco causes the
waste matter and keep the system free Of
these poisons.
Dreco is sold by all druggists and is highly
recommended in this city By
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11
What Other Editors Say
THE VITALITY OF NICK CARTER.

The recrudescence of the mick Carter" books,
and the publishers happy announcement of the need
of new editions has brought forth comment most of
it pessmistc, from many groups of serious thinkers
They also point to similar rejuvenescence of the
works of the widely popular Laura Jean Libby
Bertha NJ Clay, Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth and Au-
gusta J. Evans mick Carter" says the Christian
Science Monitor, had become type of the detective
hero for juvenile readers others have become use
full for the critic of literature when he wishes
to suggest comparison with popular but rather unso-
phisticated fiction"
But, have they ever really been in allegiance?
Is it not, rather, that generation has come along
in sufficient number to call for more and fresh copies?
The old ones passed tendery from hand to hand have
literally been read to pieces 1t merely case of
supply fastening to catch up with normal demand
The human boy of any age from seven to seventy
changed very much His taste is about the same to-
day it in the '70s when these books began to
flourish
And may not ask, efficiently, whether there
has been anything in the expensive output of
recent years that could rival the thrill of the old
dime novel? Many luridly covered 'Beadle" was
better in dramatic construction, sllfu in plot
than its $175 successor and less respectable in its
English.
Has anything whatever happened to decrease the
| normal audience for Augusta J. Evans story? Are
| not the magazines full of precisely the same mush
changed merely in the form of its service? Possibly
the pessmistc critics fail to realize that there has al
ways been (and perhaps always will be- what may be
called esoteric and general audience, and that
the dividing lines have shifted materially Howels
Henry James, AIdrch--these never appealed to the
Laura Jean Libby millions.
| If there has been any real change it is in the
public which used regard Ouida as its prophecies
This class feeds today upon more highly spiced
diet-thngs that go far the law will let them
toward saacity salvos, sautes, flag wavings whistle
morals or taste. But refuse to moan because of
the proved vitality of old friend "Nick Carter
or lie awake nights worrying about the vogue of
The Beautiful Cloak Model"-New York Sun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
Yarf Rcsiom sutbcr Goacae.

On bnaBcliG 9itcu t~iI5raQ;cs pro
Bart 8cRion college / EcrQu5 fau5
Erc0ng Ocn ice Cstobcr ioct ECtu.tctet
Qou tin uarIllc %tI.omiticit for Glepers
tic. WHunlititIotalct oar penn before
let iOc ]TnIcontuRcn o. oco ottctiOtn
rar set maloreuoc nlIot al glcoer OF
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mco ~biunuocu Z; aOuifc uofSrIiRt Bro
grant Al Sl.cy, S0uI 90 &iauoipu
prU'irrccc5. Trcf. Nttcrion ouitct ale
blcrtcIi9 Utltonmitn % toItc lGrIig ON
Sorhoioct mcllcn Clever % SGrerc.
&aG 1]ulotutcrucs &rGue ;aIte or.
EuloaIO 6nuac. GcyuClt a Der en-
&iouoouGt Al 0r. G1tybp % 9}iiS 6uIs
Ilm; <alcy Al Boitcrcrnt N.pt5aicr
c3 Edmonton; Ct T~ianouummcr Al 81.
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for Hn.conIuRcu al 0in5 Nina No0cus
ion % .jl!ut n Eutt al @jia yoto
9Ioi2utec % Nli'5 NopdnQ. otter cuOt
Hroardm bIcO ale oppartct mce Soys
iriitum1cr ion @agtt breo % mcS
'@nmt2" "a "@runo Iart".
SCR al citcr!omne set Cpraab ioul
CT 5ltt 'tiltt p5 ont at iourme % ueo.
rNenoe / &oIer t~iI5irI9 optogc5 Ser Ct
Ciicr citer Anoo8t Sen 1iot Cttober.
Cficrct ocIeb iQ III $35.65.
llnocr ]&.uipictcr Al "WiuitcaI linton
9au ocu popuIrre uoritc 5augcrinSe,
NRtis Soiie 3dHmer, Ell Noucert / Tus
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07

Scr 'filoc bli probuccrct mc9ct
mcr 9tcIf, o. oellnc gtelf itltloc BIZ
'lig bcnpttct OF oiitribucrct, ai bper
fen 'attiae clcr riQc nn9cn Sio full
De man9le Melt % McIfcprobufte-
til rinelig Eri5. &c minorc ficlrotc
MteItcproOuftcr ifuIoc bli bcort
ficnot og nlcr / gru1.
9tnno % @inf.
Nltfor mdllge o~perucicr life, hpor
mc0ct &c / &irfcIighcbcn tabcr paa
life at tlrnne clcr piLc bruce iliIo.
bIpb5 &ononr Tor line @pIingcr o.
S~5loffc.
Snocn man fiebcr en- iulo
bloos Spr, ifuloc man pore blct emil
meo Jig IcIp on, cntc1 oct CT WcIf,
aiso cllcr ogino beggc GeIe, man
oil lpagc an paa at probuccrc. e.
Set ferIt OF remit Ntclf ON at oierc,
itllloc nlail fiebc Spr al en- Ntclfc.
race, % or Set aioo, man oil erobu
core, 'fllloc Sprcn pare al Ell aieo
race. &il man ia galifc ~ficbiuIoe
&rcutllrer Al Ell Hacc, bui5 aucr
mclfcr gan'fe bra, moo man iorie9e
~fulbbloos Spr al eli Dual Nurpoic"
Hocc "WtiIfiug Shortborna"
"Hco Eoleb" cIlcr "@rotpn Spiis".
vi Sc ubprrgcoc MeIferocer err
"Solitcina" oc beoit ififfcoe ipr
Slagt.
@Uis maj tagcr Jig Ell Stunr
til at rpooc % / Sapcn, noe / Sfog.
Iunbcu % oucraIt runot SuIenc M,
fsr GintcrCn for IlUor fonnler, piI
oct 'c laa nlcgct pCncrc og bpg0clj.
gcrc no rullbt oa, uour Snccn oaar
bort igicN nritc &aar. gr Scr
Snton9uttcr poa NIaoicn, Iua or
oiaic iuprt ilinfc til at ororc iligc
Slllg, DOls DC bllr nlllloct 0eronl %
fanr fornpoen @%ciIeonin1.
Oct cr BOG al @ctpNning, al
0ornlcrnc raubforer Jig meo bpcr.
andre o. iorIoger at tTufc fart iuit
M. ) Sc flritc Gountpcr cr Scr CT
6arnler-&urColl, og Def cr ri tSar.
mere, iom raaocr Der. Gollntp Ngen.
ten cr Dor &~oabNiuer % @prer % /
sc oucriIcitc SioiGIocr Ell iolfcIi5,
mig Mono, iom oct cr goot at ia
mco. vi 6armcre nlaa Ell Sang
IGre oa til at tGnfe icIp % life bare
oanIe runbt &rlp5 al "2pgtcmGno"
clcr ticnc iom &cocoutfer Tor oen
ferItc Den beoitc SuitcuipiQcr, iom
fommcr run0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
Krie / Svoamerifa.

Santiago, Chill, Ben 3Otc Of.
SisI9e in6Irefte WebbcIeIier til
@Iaocnc ira Ga 1as, 9olipin, ifol
pcrupiorifc Grooper bare gior:
2noiaio poa d~ilianif Eerritorium
Gbiliorifc Gmbebsmpub, ION -
blct illtcroiefpeoc al N5iocint1o
Hrci@' GcprGientont, 6c1rcntcrcr
imiSlcrti0 oi5ic Rpgtcr.
&c crfIprcr. at ben hilionife Re.
Qicriug cr tlIitrpttelig iorberebt pna
Of nreoe CthUert paofommenoe I'll.
IpI6e % at Il ianbant Toriss uiIo1
uUre umuIi9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
Wiuociana
ppcr lie Slieu Wclans Der osoc iort
amcrifnuit Sulont / Srnnfriac ben
i2tc Sfiubcr 1918.

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Zone {, 1t lea hroc min Seiu2 prtie.
0sit over S,icmene Ter ic8 Itrocr
Ell SlrI MOB Ncrli1lcocu5 Iu'c Gano.
{, tlrrc Srootr, ! Sors NJ brOer.
lnNttI u mGOc@ q oeH iaulmc Strdno.
Yin MioNcr5 0icr;c / Sorq cr bsict
peN Sabct al Ell tlUr % cli.tt Son.
Seq icr sin Srittr meo @ruuo / Eiei
% Olnc @rpOrto muae Sut %or
en- ouocu o. Cu ! Sorg berneoe
iorloo, oa ou Nro8 no ior Srlbeo5 Sod.
gao Ro0e GnBIc". iau inutt hun bcoc.
"beIsuue bonl for <roiiab moo lit SIaB!"
@Pco 0nnb bun Tiger: "0au life Neoc.
men er nun b%orroauOret ii! CT u~iicuNt
&uno."
9, hric @criIcr. iom GAP Civ % @raOt.
bol lutte 10 laa tiNIlg StoctS Srano?
Yin hcic Rel er Tor o5 Ell @aaoe;
poa Sor0 uj a,Oyig lii bcu 'attc belt,
@tcu eitcr 2c0cn vi uco, al 9iaaNc
lIiper III 9o0e 0lcrtcr rj8t uooeIt.
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lNfra ocu itore SrUuQieI iert por 9rur.
Nh tr bnn oper ibIourt Sc brauc,
tlauNt @im!eue Qarper % bIonot Gu8s
lcior.
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giuuo.
@ebrciS o5 lie, at III meo 0(ooer
begrGoc cuo0o ma Din Til!ebS'tuuo,
Ed0 bore Carer til Nrdu5 pan @raOen;
tit iligc @lOmitcr ui2ncr dIhrj0 ben.
vi &iuct9 Stuber Vi nj ocn Waucn
at elite ol8 meo N]lTrItgbtNcu Ken.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
MfHeosieH for Yanpr y. 9arien.

SMoaQ sem 1ioc Sept. hoIot Ydltnr
y. !. garien Aounrnutiou ON 6orntios
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til Srungicl.
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lehet 0en / Be rettc Spor.
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al uoUiit AirrIigbso moo ham 90 bans
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for at to8c i'm 8omIc, niloINte Brett /!
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0an iom orugcr bort, fsler ltg 8Ido o.
lei om 6jerter % @cnlglCoeu bar Ncn
(rglt al 0crreu Ell peIllgnc ocu.
aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-07
cberit Nees ~

Eeunc gag ON al rtIle ct gtonuucut
Tor Oct 15oe wis. Jiealmcut5 tapre So
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/ 2auoet bIeO bgggct paa bans 6ora
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