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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-On your own terms. five
room new bungalow Now ready for
occupancy. Chas. +. Smith, JO3 Far
mers Trust. 3I1S-2S
EIGHT room house in River Park. Large
lot, good barn suitable for gsrage or
horses. Price $500. Call Lincoln Oil
for terms.
CENTRAL REALTY co.
\. q. Voight. Mgr.
800 Citizens Bank bldg. SO9O-tf
FOR SALE-A 6Gx165 .. p lot with i'm
provements that pay percent on SO
600 At a bargain If taken at once
Good for most any kind OF business.D
See Frank Mayr, ST.. 113 :. Michigan st.
3074 -2S
EIGHT rooms and bath, modern except
furnace. On Wenger St. five blocks
east Of Michigan ST House In excellent
condition. Lot 5ON150 Price So 800. Call
Lincoln Oil for terms.
CENTRALREALTY co.
A q. Noight. Mgr
300 Citizens Bank bldg 30S6-tf
FOR SALE-An old home 612 y Lafay-
cite blvd. Inquire OF the owner, 61S y.
Lafayette. Phone Lincoln 1913. 307S-2S
REAL ESTATE
Buy Lot and Build a Home
You Can't do better and they Won't
be cheaper.-Look'm over
Lot No. 2T7-66x1G5. corner Lafayette
and Division 81.
Lot No. s1-Corner Woodward av. and
Hudson.
Lot No. 81 and double garage, Wood
ward az.
Lot No. S-Kuntsman Court
Lot No. 41-Huey Heights.
Lot No l. and 14-NOrth ST Peter St
Lot No. 6-7S-E. Madison st.
Lot No. I2-NOTth O'BTien st
Lot No 1Ol and 102-MilDurn Place
Lot No 10 and 12-49la X9O IT, down
town. ON First st, Mishawaka
Lot No. 5-4SXlGJ, MYERS addition, s.
W. y. DUNNAHOO.
40 j. VI : Bldg.
Phones. office. Main : Residence, Har-
rsOu 33-F. !. 1923 30
A SUBURBAN HOME.
I have for sale fine old home three
miles from the city on good road
Large brick house. windmill, garage
large bank barn and another large barn
beautiful shade trees in front yard.
ings are worth Will take O house and
lot rs part payment.
This is the best bargain in suburban
home property ave seen this year.
Let me snow IL 10 YOU.
r. NJ. JACKSON.
L. y Main 81.
Lincoln hj3S Evenings Lincoln S2H.
26S2 II
FOR SALE-Nine room house. modern
except furnace. new double garage. On
paved street Convenient 10 Studetakers :.
Price $500
Six room completely modern house Oh
Cedar St. with hard wood flnis1, GuL
"a gn faF
lot Beautiful surroundings On paved
street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

WANTED-Wom and girls 10 learn
light Shoemaking We pay while
learning. Also need men and boys for
day and piece work. Mishawaka Wooden
Mfg. Co. 4974-30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

WANTED-Young lady for cafeteria
checker, cafeteria counter girl and floor
girl. Washington Restaurant. 300 70
GOOD laundress wanted Calf Lincoln
5O15. 29S1- =
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WANTED-Carrier boy at The South
Bend News Times II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

WANTED Salesperson for dress goods
section, either man or woman. II YOU
live out 81 the city and apply by letter.
give full particulars.
Charles r. Sax a Co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Close ~, on Lincoln way
West. partly modern eight room house
IN good condition Only four blocks
from high school Six bloc :
from downtown 4 bargain az $1,000
with $1,000 cash anu easy terms % the
balance
GARN BROS co,
go Farmers Trust bldg
Phone: Main 2O31
2S4T- -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-one ton buick truck Ia nrst.
Class condition. newly painted. pncu
a-atlC tires
" n HUPP GARAGE
30i-3 L. Jefferson. Rear
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANfED-AIau 20 serve established tea
route Salary and commission. Apply
91S s. Michigan St 3OG3-2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
Ladies'

For light factory work. evenings.
6 60 To g. IN. Apply r. Willard
Ready Co. corner Washington and
St Joe SITS 2S23- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

WANTED A night Waterman. South
Bend Bowel Works, 1911 $ Lafayette.
3O4S- %
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OPERATING ROONfS

VI = Nv II W INVU NJ.
You work In light. clean, cheerful
rooms. plenty OF sunshine and fresh
air. Chairs especially designed for
work at board make yOI as COM
Portable as possible.
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Copyright, 1919 by Newspaper Feature Service. Inc
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TwO nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping modern:
no children. 1912 : Michigan. 3G96-tf
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OFFICE HELP.


ARE YOU a stenographer and looking
for position where Intelligence
energy-initiative and ability are appre-
ciated: Make written application only
giving fun details i'm first letter Box
Coo care News Times 3ll6-2S
The BEST BUSINESS POSITIONS
CAN BE SECURED THRU: THE
& Wash Third Floor. We Have
Placed Thousands
THOMAS SCHOOL LICENSED EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY. ). +. Cor. Mich.
We Invite All StenographerS BOokkepp-
ers. Typists, General office People To
! Can and Place Application With Us II
viii Mem a First Class Position.
BUSINESS FIRAlS-Call Main 29O6,
Lincoln 2210 For the Best office People.
Free Service.
We Make Best Rates For Addressing,
Filling In. General Work. Imitation
Typewriter Letters. 2S30-Oct. 6
STENOGRAPHER wanted. state age,
experience and salary expected. APP
ply in own handwriting. Box Boo. care
News Times. 1904 p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
ITNCH ROOM

LUNCH ROOM.
A clean. cheerful lunch room is pro-
vided where good substantial meals
are served at first cost. Besides the
convenience Of not having TO 60 ont
for meals, the excellent fare with
the low cost makes the lunch room
very attractive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
FOR ALE.

FOR .ALE.
/ six room house. 22O5 S Morris St.
$4,000 if taken within 10 days.
eight room house, 80 y. Sadie ST.
six room house, 62s f. Keasey St.
$1,000.
six room house. 1914 Bruce St. $4,000.
1 double brick veneer, 1711 5. Kendall
st, room. 81. 800.
six room house. 1902 W. Orange
seven room house with two lots.
2613 w. Ford St, $500
! nine room house 7O1 L. Keasey 81.
and one six room house. 1910 Marietta
both must be sold together, $1,000,
l six room house, ZIG y Huey St.
/ seven room house. go 5. Harris St,
/ six room house, 1906 Longley av.
/ lot. corner Sadie and Washington,
81, 800
/ lot, corner Laporte and y Walnut.
Very desirable place for a filling station
OF store building.
lot, corner Fassnacht and y. Stude-
baker
1 lot. 1900 block Prairie av. $3.50.
eighty acre farm west OF the city
will sell cheap or will take city pro-
> / house on 5. Camden St. with lots
will trade for city improved property
and the balance Gosh.
1 Ten room house, 1852 Prairie av..
with four lots, $4,000 viii consider
small property as part payment the
balance on easy terms.
six room house. 700 =. Carlisle ST.
$1,000.
Store and dwelling. 1916 $ Chaplin,
So, GOO
120 acre farm. two miles east OF
Granger. will trade for city property
If You are willing 20 start grocery and
meat market business. one that is al
ready doing good business here is q
chance for you. viii sell you stock and
rent building with fixtures
For Information on the above call
Main 1906 After 6 80 p. IN call night
office, jO2-4 ;. Chaplin, Room 9, Main
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-Nine room house. modern
except furnace new double garage. On
paved street. Convenient 10 Studebaker's.
Price 500
Six room completely modern house On
Cedar St. with hard wood flnls1. full
basement and complete Laundry. Nice
lot Beautiful surroundings ON paved
street
seven room house northwest part,
near Lincoln Way. on paved street. 81,
500 Biggest bargain IN city.
Three beautiful bungalows each have
six rooms. hardwood finish. full base
ment. attiCs. garages and on paved
streets Cash OF terms
Mrs i. T.. Worden. 9l9 St Vincent st.
phone Main 3is2 ESD *
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REST ROOM

A comfortable, hOmelike rest room
is provided. In these delightful sur
rOundings any operator can thor
Oughly enjoy her recreation periods
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

BUSINESS TRAINING.
You will receive a training at no
cost 10 yourself that Will be benefit
20 you anywhere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE Ford touring car. 1919
model $50 Call Lincoln 5aSo s07O -
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route salary and commission. Apply
91S = Michigan St 3OG3-2T
WANTED night Waterman. south
Bend bowel Works, 1911 Lafayette.
WANTED Varuishers Permanent posi-
ton. Shidler Bros. Mfg. CO.. SO2 Penn
sylvania av. JO26-26
WANTED Men to unload cars of ce-
ment. plaster. brick etc. Ask for Mr.
Caunman, Supt. Staples Hildcbrand.
slot
WANTED-varnisher Permanent po-
sition Shidler Bros. Mfg Co, SO2
Pennsylvania nv. 3ll1-2S
WANTED Men to run woodworking
machinery. Apply Purchasing Dept.
Birdsell Mfg 90. 3113-Oc -
WANTED Man for night janitor work.
steady job. Inquire Head Janitor. !.
A. 5. Bldg JOOl-2S
WANTED-Men in shipping room: also
lumber pliers, blacksmiths and helpers.
Apply Purchasing Dept. BirdSell Mfg.
co. 3l14-Oct. -
WANTED Good steady man for ware
house work Must be used 20 heavy
work Steady job for right man Ask
7
brand 3i09-tf
WANTED Young man with drug ex-
pericnce Apply &C American Drug Go.
Must have references. 310S-2s
WANTED-A Polish boy on delivery
wagon. W0odka Bros, $50 ). Chaplin
st. 31O2- p
wANTED-Carrier boy at The South
Bend News Times. II
WANTED-orice Roy. Apply South
Bend Engraving Co. 1891 II
WANTED-At once. experienced presser
Oh suits and dresses None but eXpe-
rienced need apply. Schubert. The
Little Dutch Cleaner. 22S y Main. DO
not phone Come n person $3.50 2S
Is Years old to learn press work. Ap-
ply News Times. 3OS5-tf
I WANTED-Elderly man AS mail clerk
and TO take care of stock room. Con
servative Life Insurance Go. 30S3-tf
. WANTED-At once. steam shovel Are
I men. Apply Geo. J. Hoffman Co.
Main lJ36 3O17 26
/ WANTED Porter for bake shop at
Oliver hotel Apply Mgr Bake shop.
2T96- If
/ WANTED-Five men 20 work In lumber
yard and sawmill. Steady employ ment
an year. Phone Main 1929. 134S W.
Sample st 1902 II
I WANTED -Laborers at NPtiOnal We
nee: Products Co. Mishawaka. Ind
WANTED-Onicc 10Y, at once. Must
have bicycle. News Times 21O W Col
fax 2S11 If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-An ali modern S room
square house Corner lot About 10
minutes walk from the center Of town.
a bargain at $1,000. VIII accept $500
cash and monthly payments on the
balance.
GARN BROS. co.
652 Farmers Trust bldg
Phone Main 2G31
oSiC -
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wHITCoMB q KELLEr

A room model house located eight
blocks from downtown VIII give pos
session within 10 days Terms. cash or
payments Farmers trust Bldg
II
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BENEFITS

BEN EF rs
After two years service we pay you
when you are absent on account Of
sickness. We would be glad TO eX-
plain 10 you the details OF our bene-
tit provisions.
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YOUNG W0MEE BE
l-ELEIP HGNIE OPERATORS
BUSHES

Secure a place in this most fasci-
waiting and important work.
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We are asking you to call and let
us tell you personally the advantages
OF entering our employment.
Apply 70 Mrs. Gerard, third floor.
Telephone Bldg. 22T S. Main St
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
$ rooms-N. Lafayette $3.50
rOOms-NavsrTe place 800
rooms-COttage Grove 5000
10 rooms William st. 5000
: rooms Clinton st 300
roOms-Lindsey 1850
: ToOms-N. St Joseph 1850
$ roOms-S Scott St 1850
Is rooms-kunstman CT. 1850
rOoms-W. Lasalle $3.50
rOoms-S. Eddy $3.50
> rooms-HOward $500
roOms-W. Navarro $3.50
rooms-SancOme av. 1850
roOnis-S. Columbia 5000
4 EoUses-River Park, each $500
Cash or Terms
Mrs j. L. WOrden, 90 St Vincent ST.
Main 34S2. 4797ttf
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WIEAV.EIR9 WANTED

On fancy wauiens Highest scale any
where Can earn from $1,000 60 $1,000
per week. Additi ul' bonus on earnings
south Bend Aucleu co. 6297 q
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Barter And Exchange

Autos. MOTORCYCLES. BIoYoLrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

The following answers 20 blind ad'
are now IN The News Times pogtoffice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

touch with the laws Of the state in re-
gard to health. They do not permit
the officials TO plead ignorance Of
them, sending them copies. with the
hope that they may be inspired to more
effective work. These laws include all
problems Of health, with special re-
gard to the cleanliness of cities and
towns.
The Conservation Committee spreads
information in regard 70 tree planting,
Arbor Day. forest laws and work for
birds. Missouri is said 10 have a bad
name as far as its bird laws in re-
gard TO migratory birds are concerned.
During the last year the home econom-
les department concerned itself in
general way with the thrift problems
Of the war. and the Industrial and So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

The next biennial Of the General
Federation OF Women's Clubs TO be
held in 1920 will be the fourteenth.
The gospel of better babies has been
promulgated by the General Fedora
ton Of Womens Clubs. Miss Julia La
throp, secretary Of the National Chill
dren's Bureau. turned over the work
OF caring for the babies 10 the state
declarations.
A noble work is that Of Missouri
clubwOmen is pushing club extension
in the rural districts through a state
endowment fund Miss Marie Good
man stated at the last biennial that
IS TO ia counties in Missouri had
clubs and SO were without.
The department OF civics and health
is a very busy department. keeping IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

Womens Clubs that the public first
became aware of the potential force
within 1t that might be utilized for
such splendid effort in the cause Of
humanity.
The federation had passed the stage
where self-culture was considered the
whole end of its existence; ii had
touched very gingerly during the sec
ond biennial on such subjects as civics
and social economies; manual training
for boys and encouragement of the
kindergarten idea were considered as
worthy Of its attention. and II was at
the third biennial that Sarah Plat, aft
erwards Mrs. Decker. made a stirring
address in which she called upon club
women TO turn their attention to So
cial service work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

ing without having a higher ideal Of
the work that clubwomen should do
Miss Gale has featured clubwomen in
her books. always in a fine construc-
tive spirit.
Mrs. Philip y. Moore Of St. Louis
was the Worlds Fair president of the
General Federation Of Women's Clubs.
and she continued the work begun IN
der the epoch-making regime Of Mrs.
Decker, GENERALIZATION" OF the fedora
ton having been one Of the things for
which Mrs. Decker and Mrs Moore
had both worked.
No one realized better than Mrs.
Decker and later Mrs. Moore the pow
er Of the press. and it was during the
administrations Of these two presi-
dents Of the General Federation OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

cial Conditions Committee devoted all
its efforts to war and Red Cross work.
The work of the Legislative and
Civil Service Committee has been Tor
women on school boards, a bill in aid
Of vocational teaching as indorced BY
the State Teachers Association, a bill
granting a small appropriation for
travelling expenses Of county superin-
tendents, and the children's code bill
has claimed the greatest attention Of
late Mrs. Gilbert Fox OF 81. Louis,
state chairman has been frequently 10
Jefferson City and has done good work
on this committee
Other work in which the Missouri
State Federation is interested is a state
hospital for cripples and pension bin
by which mothers may keep their chill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

dren with them. and under home in
fuence while attending school. II too
poor 10 support them The General
Federation Of Women's Clubs IS CO
operating IN all the states with the Ma
tional Council OF Women. OF which
Mrs. Philip y. Moore is the president,
to obtain good civil service laws.
The Phoebe J. Ess scholarship tuna
lends money to girls who wish TO az
tend colleges or higher institutions OF
learning. At the last biennial Mrs. Ess
reported that over fifty girls nave
taken advantage OF this fund. and
loans amounting 10 S5.205 have been
made. and no doubt al this biennial an
even larger sum VIII be reported
Many OF the clubs support scholar
ships tor this purpose.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-07

Public Ledger co.
tions so that the frightened masses dc
not cry out in the night for the leader
When things go well with a body polite
quite ordinary man makes n good
president or premier. 1t is a healthy
sign in America that men are beginning
to say ''let us have a President like
Mckinley and real Congress once
more" 1t means that faith III .he in
stitutions, in what has been built W
slowly through ages. is returning, and
and believing for its leader.
Back to the' Herd Stage
Now England is clear back to the
herd stage, further back than America
ever got, even in the most anxious mo
ments of the war. when men were in
sisting that every voice be silent, SO
that the herd could unmistakably hear
it's leader.
Parties are gone. Institutions are
gone. The House of Commons is less
than our poor Congress was when Il
was merely registering the Wilson S
will. Beliefs are gone. What is a
! Radical and what is Conservative
Lloyd George. He is both.
1t was the shock of the war that
brought this about. And I am prepared
to say that the shock of the war fell
heavier upon England than upon
France. There is no indispensable man
in France. Which is a good sign. Ono
of the greatest generals of all time is
more likely to follow the course of Gin
cinnatus than of Napoleon. The iron VI
Clemenceau is only waiting the signing
of peace to become mere name. q
statue somewhere and page in his
tory And there is no French LloyC
George in sight, neither one who acts
like Lloyd George and talks like q
major prophet. The only clever radica
in sight is in Jail. wher he is likely t
be shot for treason. The Briands, Ri
bots. and among the younger men ar,
only the French equivalents of Me.
I Kinlcy. much clever, with not so mucl
of the Sunday school book about them
but quite ordinary men. Their country
and its institutions are much greater
than they.
Frances Exalted Position
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yielded that time to the Briton's su-
perior acquaintance with the points.
He may do so again. 1t is not clear.
But everybody has contributed to maxi
ing the treaty in the light of his domes
tic politics.
Wilson. perhaps, has never run in to
Lloyd George and showed him a signed
agreement of the Republican majority
in Washington. saying "See what Sam
is up against ~ as Lloyd George did
when 300 British members of Parlia
ment signed n round robin demanding
punitive peace. Major prophets do
not do 1t that way. But the difference,
as the British indicate in their saying,
between a major prophet and minor
prophet is the difference between the
splendid but not entirely ingenious ges-
ture of calling the George Washington
to Brest and the ,infrm motion that
preceded it when Lloyd George went
about showing his telegram from the
800 members of Parliament.
Politics at Peace Table
Nothing is what it seems at Paris.
Nominally this was meeting to set
up confederation of the world, to es
tablish perpetual peace and justice
Actually the sharpest concern at pres
ent is to elect Democratic President OF
the United States; to continue Lloyd
Georges control of England, and tc
insure conservative successor oi
Clemenceau. agreeable to the Tiger.
Peacemaking, which used to be ths
| trade of diplomats. is now the avoca
tion of politicians. Theoretically tn,
people are making the peace. Actually
Lloyd George insisted on trying to con
ceal from his own people the terms o.
peace until 1t should be signed and ht
awoke the keen resentment of his as
sociates in the Big Four when he per
mitted his people to find him out.
NJ. Clemenceau has hidden the trutl
better, but probably n sharp reaction
awaits him. The rumble in ParS j
ominous. The gathering Of troops her
indicates that NJ. Clemenceau knows i
is ominous.
The Big Four are big only by cour
tesy~ and by comparison. The only bi
thing is what is going on in the mind
of the masses-the thing which make
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ceive great opportunities because OF the
loss of the German mercantile marine.
An Englishman who knows Lloyd
George well says the latter is made anx
ious by the first day of criticism in the
British press. The second days criti
cism shakes his position, and the third
days makes him change sides.
1t is related that an influential edi'
tor, wishing to force him to take new
position, once advocated an extreme
development of that position. He did
not want Lloyd George TO go so far as
his newspapers did, but he thought
that Lloyd George would compromise
IL sufficiently hammered and go halt
way. which was about rs far as the
| editor wanted him to go. But the
premier surprised the editor by incon =
tinently abandoning his former attitude
and embracing with ardor the whole
demands of his critics.
His Uncertain Geography
A little story illustrates the way
LLOYD George acts. An American jour :
| nalist removed some time ago from
! Rerlip to Paris. He was a man oil
standing in his profession who had had
excellent opportunities of observation in
! Germany. Lloyd George sent for him
70 have the benefit of his information
The conversation turned on Silesia'
one of the points of dispute at pres
cnt, but part of the country To
which no one at Paris attached par
ticular Importance at the time OF the
| Americans return from Berlin.
Let me see,' said Lloyd George
(Which is it. upper Silesia or lower 81
lesia that we have just given to Po-
land|'
"Now Siesia is one of the grea'
points in the British premier's indict
ment of the treaty. 1t is incidents
such ms this which led leading Amer
! ican financial expert to say the othel
day privately : :.
1.-The trouble with the treaty is II
was made to suit the political exigencies
of the British and the French.
Says Wilson Shifts Position
It is the same idea that the British
have in mind when they say that 'Wll'
| SOD IHlhS llht u llluJo'
acts like Lloyd George. The shlfts
of position between the two men have
been remarkable. In general 1t has
| been Wilson who has been advocating
live and let live treaty with Germany
Now it is Lloyd George. and 1t is vii
son who is the strength of the opposi
ton to changes. Wilson has an oppo-
sition Congress on his hands and must
get home. Members of the American
! delegation say "we told them all along
that they were making hash of the four
teen points, but they would not listen.
Or again "all along the Americans were
for the naming of definite amount oI
reparGtions, but now it is to0 late. W.
have made the treaty and must stant
by it,
The political situation at Washing
ton commands it. The present moment
reminds one of the moment when Lloyt
George. fresh from England, fished th'
fourteen points out of the presidential
waste basket and held them up befor'
Wilson. insisting that the Poles shoulc
not get Danzig. Wilson graciousl,