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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

Lewis keiser. died 1886, aged SO.
Jane A. McNeal. died 1865. aged So years.
Samuel Clark viers. 1s22-ls98.
His wife, Hester W. viers. 1S23-l9O5.
Sarah H. yiers, 1S64-1914.
Samuel c. and Hester W. viers, died 1867
Robert Lee viers. 1s64.1909.
In this neighborhood are tho fine
homes of Gilbert Grosvenor. John Joy
Edison. George E. Hamilton and
Charles I. Corby and near the church
is large and model dairy farm
called "Edland," where Edward Stell-
wagon, president of the Union Trust
Company, keeps some Of the most
beautiful. and let us hope the most
profitable, milch cows in Montgomery
county. All the gentlemen named
keep cows of long and distinguished
ancestry. Edward Stellwagen says his
are the best. Charlie Corby says his
are the best. The others say theirs
are the best. The reader can take
her Tor his) choice. If these cows
were horses the Rambler would be
glad to offer an opinion and pick the
winner.
Two roads in the neigh borhood are
named for prominent men in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

Martha, wife Of Guy +. Austin, 1905 1897.
Daniel p. Greenfield, died 1907, aged 60
years.
Samuel W. Greenfield. died 1908, aged "a.
Ann NJ, wife Of Samuel Greenfield, died
1905, aged 85.
Truman Greenfield died 1866. aged 81,
His wife Caroline, died 1889, aged Il.
James r. Greenfield, Walter N. Greenfield
and his wife Josephine.
Charles II. Talbot, 1829-1Sa2.
Caroline Talbot, 1S65-1S8S.
Filomino Petrone, 186S.lsl4.
Osborn sprieg Wilson. lS2O.I9l1.
Elizabeth Ball, wife Of Osborn sprigg will
son, 1831-I9O1.
Isaac Riley. died July 5. 1850, aged 10.
Matilda Middleton, wife Of Isaac Riley,
lSO0.ls9A
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Hills Land Company. The children of
Amos William Magruder and Mollie
Wilson are % Edith p. Magruder;
H) Florence Elizabeth Magruder,
who married I. w. Shoemaker of
Montgomery county; (3) Frances
Merle Magruder. who married w. A.
Carlisle Of Montgomery, and az
Naomi Magruder. One child, Martha
Virginia Magruder. died in infancy.
and sleeps in the old cemetery OF
Mount Zion.
The Rambler does not know the full
history of the old house in which this
branch of the Magruders live, but will
write it sooner or later. He thinks
1t was one OF the old Dove homes.
A man named Zepp lived there for
some time and before that it was the
home OF William Hance. a man who
came to Montgomery county from
California, where he had long expert
ence as gold miner, and whose
daughter Mollie lives in Washington
in winter and in Rockville in summer.
The place Is now owned by Henry
Weaver of Georgetown.
The Rambler had intended in this
narrative to straighten out the story
OF the Presbyterian marker at Po-
tomac, but will leave that until next
Sunday. He has seen a number Of
the ladies Of Janet Montgomery Chap.
ter. d. A. r., and has been converted.
Beautiful women are quick converters
Of susceptible men!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
DOS PLANES PARA la LICA DE- LAS
NACIONES HAN SIDO DLSCUIlDOS
Tienden q IN nismo fin por procedinaentos diversos para
que Ia organization Sc lieve a la efectividad

pecto de los medios para llevar aque-
LA Il la efectividad. Una de estas
fuerzas aboga porque las decisio-
mes de Ia Liga deban ser apoyadas
por sus fuerzas fisicas comblnadas;
mientras que la otra, es de opinion
de que las resoluciones de aQuella Sc
pongan en- vigor sin Ia ayuda de una
fuerza comtin de policia mundial.
Los diplomaticos parecen incllnar-
Sc a Ia opinion de que ambas ideas
van dirigidas hacia n Tazon comun
que pudiera prever que las naclones
mes Sc reservaran para cada case IN
dividual SUI decision, de 81 Sc utlliZa-
ria IL fuerza armada para obligar
al cumplimiento De SUI resolution, o 81
Sc recurriran 4 otro medic para clio.
Hay raZ6n para Greer que tai ARE
clio contara con ell apoyo de varlos de
los estadistas europeoS, Y NADIA hay
que pudiera indicar que tai arregio
Sc rechazara por los representatives
americanos.
FL Supreme Consejo discuti0 varioS
asuntos, terminando el que quedara
penGienIe, respecto de la representa-
ci6n de las varias ~naciones que debe-
ran tomar parte en- la Conferencla
de paZ.
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So :. -: =. = :. = :: :. = :" -:
: Tr,e translation filed with the fost- =
: master a. Saa Antonio, Tex. as re- =
:. CURED BY the act oi October .. 1si'' =
:.@:%.~:*:* - $4,000
PARIS. Enero 15.-La s%ituacioA
lie Polonia es cada dia fuentc de ma
vor aasiedad Y preocupaci6n para los
cobiernos aliados. Que no Saben Il
a cual de los dos gobiernos rivaies
u existen en- csc pals, han de re-
conocer. 10 mas probable eS que los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
HINDENBURC MANDARA FL EJERCITO
QUE CODIBATE ALOSPOLACOS
La siiuacion en- la capital aIeuana Sc va norrnalizando
habiendo sido dominado eI moviniento rebeIde

Algunos de esos grupos sin embar-
go, llevan su audacia hasta enfrentar-
Sc con los nucleos de tropas del go
bierno, como ocurri6 aver, cuando u
ma partida de espartacistas, trat6 de
recuperar la ~estacion de Policia Char
Gutenberg.
La hermana del doctor Liebknecht
fuc arrestada aver, y varios c~entena-
res de rebeldes han sido encarceiados,
pendientes de ser juzgados. toda vez
que fueron a~prehendidos antes de que
Sc proclamara la ley marcial.
Las bajas habidas por ambos Ia
dos. durante la semana que acaoa dc
pasar. no sc q ciencia cier-
ia, pues no Sc ha podido hacer una
investigation complete, pero st esti-
ma cue los muertos pasaron de dos
cientos Y de mil, los heridos. La ma
yor parte de esas baias las tuvieron
los eSpartacistas.
Las perdidas materiales durante
la semana de terror. Sc calculan cue
pasan de diez .millones de marcos. La
parte central de la ciudad present0
hoy IN aspecto normal, 81 b!en mu-
chos comercios no Sc r~esolvieron q a.
brir sus puertas.
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.POLONiA, COMO RUSSIA Y como ALEMAFlA, Is
EHCRA PRESA De La GUERRA CIVIL
Las foccicnes poLiticas desatienden Ell peligro exterior por
sus riyGE;dades y anrbiciones en- Ell interior
LOS ALTADOs NO SABEN A QUEEN RECONOCER

aliados tengan que esperar hasta que
Sc efectuen las elecciones en- Polo
MIA. 10 que tendra lugar el dia 26 del
mes en- curse, a fin de saber cual
es el verdadero Representative De la
naci6n polaca. Y esta espera podria
ser de consequences fataleS, dado
ell peligro cue Sc cierne Sobre Ell pals
por cl oriente y occidente.
Y este peligro exterior cs tanto
mas grave, cuantO mayor es Ia in
decision Q inactividad interior para
~emprender medidas precautorias con-
ira aquel peligro. Las facciones ii
wales estan tr~abajando Y ~preparan-
dose. pero no para combatir a un
enemigo exterior. como debieran ha-
cerlo. sino para luchar entire 81, ha-
biendose dado el case en- varias re-
Clones del pals, de e~ncuentros entire
las dichas facciOnes que reconocen
como autoridad suprema a los 60
biernos de P~aderewski Y del general
PilsuGski.
En- In Galicia oriental, los rutenoS
han estado d~isputando a los polacos
ia possession de Ia ciudad de Lemberg,
mientras que en- el norte los bolshe-
vikis avanzan a travGs del territorio
de Lituania y Sc hallan cast a las
puertas de Polonia.
Polonia hasta ahora ha servido CO.
mo de baTrera para que los bolshevi-
ks de Russia efectIen su union con
los holshevikils alemanes o sea ell
grupo conocido con el nombre de es-
partacista, 10 cue ha servido para
imredir que ia hoguera de la mar
quia Sc eytienda a una gran parte
de la Europa Central.
Por ESQ es que Ia salvacion dc Po-
lonia es de vital im~portancia para Ia
tranQuilidad Y el orden de Europa,
pues salvada esa valla, 81 b~olshevikis-
mo cundiria por Alcmania Y Austria
con Ia facilidad del aceite en- I hoja
de rapel, Y pondria en- peligro q las
n~aciones del Oeste de Europa, dc ver-
Sc envueltas en- las llamas del incen-
do.
Fl General Pilsudski Sc halla
frente al doble problema de defender
al pals de Ii amenaza exterior y de
mantener el orden interior. La re-
ciente ordcn del Mariscal Foch a los
aIemanes Ell l.itusn!a. dc permitlr el
paso dc las tropas p~olacas, ha sido dc
alguna ayuda para el gobierno de
PiIsudski. pero esa ayuda esta q pun,
to de nulificarse toda vez que segun
Sc dice. cl ej6rcito del general Pill
sudsEi sc e~ncuentra cast sin armas nj
municioues. y sin 1apatos nj yestua-
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;. True translation filed with the Post :.
: master ut San Antonio, Tex, rs re- =
). uuired by the act Of October s, 1917. =
!. :,
). + :. :. :. = - :. :. :. = - = :. 4: = :. =
COPENHAGUE, enero 15.-Ei Ma
riscal Won Hindenburg tomara en- bre-
We ell mando de las tropas alemanaS
u combaten a las fuerzas polacas
en- la region oriental de Alemania, Sc
gun dicen las noticias ~recibidas aqu!
de Bromberg
La situaci6n en- Berlin es va mas
tranquila, pues el movimiento rebeLde
que amenaz0 con derrocar al gobler-
no socialista. ha sido sofocado. So
lamente aleunas bandas pequenas de
reyolucionarios quedan va en- Ia ciu-
dad, diseminadas en- distintos lugares
Y Que no constituyen peligro mngu-
no. Los ligeros tiroteos que de
cuando en- cuando Sc escuchan en- Ia
ciudad, Sc deben 4 sas bandas, que
disparan so0re las patrullas del go
hierno. desde los techoS de los edi-
ficios en- donde Sc hallan ocultas. Co
mo tales tiroteos les hacen general
mentc por las noches. sc diticuita a
las patrullas localizar q las peque-
mas partidas rebeldeS.
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Sehoritas! SeTOrita5i lPrn6=
ben!o! Destierren Ia cas-
pay hermOseen Sis
Cabell0S
Sc ev;ta la caida del cabcllo, = sc tor
ma ca espcso, ondulante, vigo-
roso V hermoso.

Sc ev;ta Ia caida del cabeilor y sc tor
na ca espcso, ondulante, vigo-
roso v hermoso.
Vucstro pelo Sc tornara fino, IN
du!ante, sedoso Y ~abundante, Y Sc vol
vera suavc. brillante Y hermoso CO.
no e! de una riHa. despu6s de usar ell
"Darderiae." Haga Ia prue6a hume
deciendo IN lienzo 0 PIANO, con una
pouuita de '"Dandcrine," e introdu-
ciendola embellishments a traves del
cabe'lo, frot&ndolo al mismo tempo
lgeramente. Esto limpiara el cabe-
lo del poIvo. de Ia caspa Y de Ia eX-
cesiva grasa. en- unos cuantos minu-
tos. habra listed dupIicado la belleza
de sus cabellos.
AGemas de hermosear desde luego
ell pelo. @Danderine" disuelve to-
da particula de caspa, limpia, purifi-
ca ' vigoriza eI craneo, evitando para
siempre cl escozor y 10 caida del pc
10.
Pero 10 que mas lie agradara q US
ted, sera e. yer que despu6s de unas
| cuantas semanas de usarla, broGau
nuevos cabelloS, fiaos Y como veilos
al principle. 81, pero en- realidsd nue.
vos caDellos que pronro creceran Y
aumeutar@.n 81 cabcllera. 81 listed sc
pveocupa por tener 'un pelo. hermoso,
suavc Y abuadante, 10 obtendra con
toda seguridad ohtcn!endo de cuaL-
qu;cr drogue-ia 0 t;enda de perfu,
mes. una botella de knowlton's Dan
derinc," Y ~poniGndola a prueba.
(Adv(
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rio. debido 4 los frecuentes saqueoS
de los alemanes en- csc pals, mientraS
que enemigos: los guardias rojos ri,
SOS Y los rutenos parece que cuentar
con suficientes provisiones de boca J
guerra.
FL transporte del Ejercito poiacc
organizado en- Francia, que pudlera
servir de una gran ayuda para RENE
diar L. situacion de Polonia, no pue-
de llevarse a efecto por de pronto,
dcbido a la falta c meios e trans
porte. Y q otros obstaculos, por 10 que
los p~oEacos no deben contar por de
pronto con esa ayuda V atenerse q sus
propios e~sfuerzos para salvar Ia 81
tuacion.
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Poloaia este perd;da ST no
Interviewer pronto las
potencias aliadas

PARIS, Enero 15.-La prensa de
esta capital, insiste en- declarar que
a menos de que los aliados interview
gan pronto en- Polonia, esta nacion
cstara perdida, pues Ia amenazan dos
serios peligros el de los bolshevikis
por ell oriente V noreste y el de los
alemanes por ell occidente Y n~oroeste,
siendo eI mas serio de ambos Dor
ahora, cl primero. pues segun Sc sabe,
tres fuertes nucleos de tropas Dol
shevikis avanzan sobre Varsovia, por
diverSOS caminoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
INTERMEDIATES DEL
EEOMBRE

Tome Scnsapersa. 81 tonico poderoSo. Sc
dativo dc los nervios y regcnerador de n
sangre. Proporciona RAPIDS y SECURES re-
sultados = czusa de sus propieGadeS orien.a-
les: en- cases dc insomnia. falt& de memo
ria. debilidad cerebral. indigestiin nerviosa.
saNgrc cmpobTecida. aai como c%ualquier otra
clase de Gebilidad. IN sca mental o fisica.
La SensaDcrsa no ~conticle mercurio NJ
nirEuna otra droEa nociva a In saiud. y ga
neralr7en.e en- un periodic de dicz dias, au-
rartiza II curacion o Sc Gcvdelvc 81 dincro.
10 GcjamHS n Su election. Sc ma iEa porte
pagado pur SLIGO In GAIA o 6 cajas. trata-
mieato ccgnrlcto. ror $500. The Brown
Eport Company Dept. -. so Cortland:
St New York. ". y. (k5r.)
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3: - 1893 :.

PARIS. enero 15.-Hoy a las 1880
de Ia manana, reanudo su session ell
Supreme Consejo del Congreso de
Paz. en- Ell Ministerio de Relaciones
Eyter!ores frances. EstuVieron pre-
sentes en- esa iunta ell Primer Minis
tro Clemenceau, Y 81 Ministro de Re
laciones ExJeriores de Francia, NJ.
Pichon; ell Presidente Wilson Y ell Sc
cretario Lansing, de los Estados Uni
dos; el Primer Ministro Lloyd-George
y eli Secretario de Relaciones EXterio-
res. Lord Balfour, de inglaterra, ell
Ministro dc ReIaciones EXteriores de
Italia, Senior Scnnino, Y el Nizconde
Chinda Y ell Baron Matsui, por el
Jap0n.
Con n reanudaciou de las platicas
preliminares . Ia Conferencia de Paz,
ma venido a ponerSe de relieve que ei
movimiento para Ia creacion de una
Liga de Naciones, sc esta llcvando 4
efecto por dos fuerzas que tienen ei
mismo objeto, pero que difieren res
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16

4Gp-o &c aDtSG-o9 Ge a SlE &c IL
ravara. ye7iade-a ioyS del ocnlts-
EoyELAS 8FSTORGCaS y poPCLAR5S
\ IS CENTAvOS CApA UNA
Abeaydo : Eioisa
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C~a-3ou.aSao c i- - PSes &c Esa2eis
Desc C5--isn:ss
DoSs JUaaisa
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e Bsrbe-o Dc SsvEh
Esp;nas &c INA fhsr
Fso= Ge ur OEs
Gs2ovevs 90 B=ESanee
Ecrasa Co-ess y MG-iaE
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Ms16a LcscSut
Na-ca-its de BorSohS
CtsIo. 81 moro de VcR,eis
Pablo : Virginia
Romeo > JrSets
TseinLs amos o = vtss de az 5uzaSs.
AvENTUEAS Ps SHERLOCK
HOLMES
A 60 CENTAvoS CADA ToGo
Fl vended0r dc C-Gs~--es-
Il Robo i-l Dian&ate A1ul
Ia His del U,urero
Blackwell Ell Pi-1sa del TsEesis
lack = Dcst--pz6o-
Los Goacdsros Faisos lie LoaGes
La MaL-s SsnE-ieats
In dtdico Criminal
= Testaueaco del Directo-
sherlock a9lnes > 81 Co~ntssnndises
De OPio
En- L. Ez=cueis del Crimen de Pitts
burg.
a las Pue-tas &c IA Nuerte
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Uns Noche de Terror
>! Roho del Collar de Pe-iss
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T-ue translation filed with the Post
!. master CT San Antonio, Te~.. as re-
!. CURED py the act OF October {, 1917.
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LA ECZEMA DEMAS ERUPCT0NES De Ia PIEL
CEDEN ANTE ESTA ANTIGUA MEDICiNA


dades uais antigua cn ci mc-caGo. pues
m cstaGo q Ia vcnta Gesde hace cincuenta
amos. AdaU;cra Una botcALa hoy mIsmo y
sujetcse : - tratamicnto que .c tTaera buc-
nos resuitados.
CT dcr7arda de una cu1sulta mGiica. e ms
t-ucciones para atenGer So propio case. Es-
criba a In siguiente direction: Chief Medical
Adviser. Swift Specific Co. Dept. u.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA. tAd..
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L. eczema , denas ~enfcrmetades simiLa-
res De = picl, proviencR de des6rdencs ; ma
IN eondici6n d. In sarSTc. y preJc1 ser
ccradas solsuerto pusiFeanco IA sarGTe :
dcjandoh limp!a dc L nleno- iH:pureza-
Es.a es Ia causa por 10 curl S. S. s. hG
zido ussda con tcdo :xito en- cientnS Dc c.
SOS dc eczema y ot-as eIie-ScdadeS dc Il
pici. Este nagnificn re-rcdio no tierc 7vai
como purificador de IL saugre. ) 6 pro
habicmcntc q msdiciua para e;;as cnicrmc-
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Cuando necesite IibrGs en- espahoi
Santa Rosa Ave. San hntnniO. Texas.
diriiase 4 Ignacio Z. L0Zano, 1ls N.
Evening journal., 1919-04-18
REPORT WORTHLESS
If MONEY is D[NIED
Health Board Will Ask for
Funds to Carry Out Milk
Recommendations

Declaring that the report OF the gov
ernment milk inspectors submitted TO
the city health authorities on Monday
IS not worth the paper 10 is written
on unless City Council acts in the mat
Ter, members Of tho Board OF Health
will request Council 20 increase its ap-
preparation that the recommendations
Il the experts may be carried out.
These are:
Reorganization Of the Board Of Health
with an experienced health officer plac-
ed in charge, and given the financial
and moral support Of City Council and
citizens.
Appointment of city milk inspectors
on their qualifications as milk inspec-
tors alone.
The adoption Of a new dairy ordi-
nance prescribing the requirements
that must be observed by all ice cream
plants, milk-handling places and farms
producing milk for the Wilmington
trade, and giving TO the Board Of Health
The necessary facilities to see that they
are enforced.
The establishment Of a city labora-
tory properly equipped to analyzc milk,
milk products. etc.
At the present time. the Council al
lows the health department $1,000 a
year, which is about 4 cents per capita.
Other cities allow 30 cents per capita
for health department work. In speak
ing Of the finances allowed the health
department. one members stated that
10 was a joke.
Il don't know Of a city Of this size
IN The United states that has not got
a laboratory for the health depart
ment," he said. This is one thing we
are sorely in need Of and yet we have
requested Council on several occasions
TO appropriate about $1,000 for it with
out avail.
MIX dealers take advantage Of this
situation because they know that with
out a bacteriologlst and a laboratory
we cannot prove that their milk Is i'm
pure. As a result, there is no doubt
that the milk served here is one Of the
great contributing factors in the city's
high infant mortality. In this city i05
babies out Of every 1000 die before
they are one year old. while in a large
city such as New York the ratio is but
IS.
But the poor milk supply IS only
one OF the things we are helpless 10
reotify without funds. For instance,
there is nobody to inspect the health
Of the school children and it would be
possible for a child 20 enter the class
room for a number Of days while suf-
fering from smallpox or measles with
out detection.
such reports as the one submitted
by the Federal government are bound
70 do some good eventually by awaken
ing the citizens 10 the true conditions
existing here.
III the present Council refuses TO
make an appropriation then the citizens
should make the city's health question
q campaign issue at the coming cleo
ton"
Evening journal., 1919-04-18

Live Easter Bunnies, white. gray. mix
ed. Fells Feed store. 100 w. ith ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-03
HORSE RACING JULY d
AT SPRINGBR00K PARK

Horses at Springbrook park are
making some remarkable time trials
according 10 the the latest informa-
ton. and trainers claim that they
will be going at top speed when they
race on the Fourth Of July at
Springbrook park under the au-
spices of the SpringbrOok Driving
club. Ike Lower, veteran horseman
OF South Bend has a couple of goats
thai he claims will nose home win
ner with little trouble.
Virginia Brooks, owned by Parker
bros. OF Niles. made a mile yester-
day in a trifle over 2:15. and A.
kern's Margie made the trip in
about the same time.
a number of horses from Benton
Hsrbor Will also start The matinee
or the fourth will be followed by
another on July 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-03
= Ag Charles GhicA GDaas 81:

find it a bit difficult 70 make clear
with words. but stating it the best
can r is this: You must find a
middle ground between tensene
and relaxness. II you play with
either too much OF one or the other
your shot will not measure up 70
your possibilities Those golfers
who have been following my arti-
cles will understand that I believe
the finger grip is the best OF all
grips, and the only real tightness I
experience in gripping my clubs for
this shot is tightness of the finger.
In playing the full midiron l am al
ways conscious Of a good grip on
my club
Here is another little trick in the
midiron shot which it is very well
to know. DO not bring the club
head up too quickly on the back
stroke Take pains 10 bring it back
along the ground a little ways be-
fore going up. This little wrinkle
is a decided help in getting dis
lance and control
1t is my opinion that iron shots
should be practiced zealously keep
ing uppermost in the mind the i'm
portance of accuracy. I feel this
way because iron shots certainly
offer the opportunity TO some OF
the finest OF golf play. When you
and your midiron understand each
other well enough so that YOU are
ambitious to play for the hole and
not be merely content with making
the green then YOU will see what I
mean by a first class midirOn shot
and you will enthuse over its pos
sibilities. OF course. il goes with
out saying that since the midiron is
shorter than driving iron you
should take your distance some
what nearer the ball. Most players
do not have sure enough control in
a full mashie shot. Such men will
get better results by using a half
or three-quarter shot with a mid
iron and using the mashie only
when within pitching distance OF
] the green.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-03

Through the lure Of big profits
the Russian soviet republic "em-
bassy" here has been seeking the
backing Of some OF the nations
leading business men in its struggle
for recognition by the United States
government, according 10 testimony
given in the city hall. New York.
before the Lusk legislative commit
tee. which Is investigating seditious
activities
An interview was obtained with
representatives Of Henry Ford. 20
whom the soviet was DESTROYS Of
presenting the larger aspects Of
their aspirations Carefully laid
schemes were worked out 10 reach
the ears OF J. p Morgan, Frank a
Vanderlip and many others OF prom
inence and wealth. IL was also ar
ranged that manufacturers in sew
eral large industrial centers should
meet in conference 10 learn about
Russia aims. and this was 20 be
done through local leaders with 3ut
revealing the impetus" o fthe So
Wet organization.