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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

FARM
ANIMAL
CONTROL SHEEP-KlllIkE OOa
ssswsassy " AZ 'ssGisar~ Asks r~~~sy
csssrssss to Urge lsws Pre-
tsetsns sAssA

sf~~ear~1 ~ The cssses ssxtes nse&vs
n nssas III AsrseNssaEeA
TOE enartrSat % mssM~ s,se@aAts
ssxts laws ~ ssastrsA shr~s, kiAsaw
dogs ~ urg~t by S~~rvssry nsasfrn sa
better hAss x~ag ia the governors MI
10 STATES TIE secretary gsaenss @at
siss'. although there has teea q graft
fyaas isacF~sse In the nssass~r III saeep
In the United States Ia the past year.
there Ia rssam tar nssrsAer sxpamsiaa af
the Industry Fasness be sasA sr~
Discouraged In nssns Instances fsxsa
Gev4tlng sAerr ea MeNcouns ~ the dam
rcr at dsusas~ hs dogs The isstars
were sept 10 she governors II Ar&an.
sas psiasarv, faafiaa. 0rovgia, iasii-
ana, Iowa, Kansas. t@sassaaaM. Mary
lana Minnesota. mississippi, MisscaTL
Ne~ hannShirss SnryA GaFattan. slAiA~
hessaa SeGih Caneitna. Tssavssse. yir
etnln, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
~hes~ state legislatures are new In
seestca, Following h the letter.
N'N'iNAeAs ttsaf Ha&At SlstF1 INV
have undrr considerations the matter ~
Legislation .e ensourese the larger Do
svlontnent y 'he SHEEP lRdussEs ,hy re.
moving or controlling the dog msnAcs.
Daring the post year, ~ you PERHAPS
know. ther~ has hcen gratifying i'm
crease In the number af sheep In the
United States There is ansiauhsessly
roofn In many SECTIONS III the ~eaniry
tor further rARaasiaa along this lima.
especially In the ~sFls~d farming areas,
TIE field representatives ~ this do
partinent. however. gvnvfwlly r~lrcrt
that farmers are Discouraged IN nsay
instasc~s frN'm Aevn,ag sheep ea 40
count u the danger u damage y
dogs,
The question seems TO be rrimar.
lily one fer consideration and action by
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

ts ~ RE na4 ~ ee-apefssiysi susAossty
ard easnzsaa eeanssS azsens The gws'
eg'sEsasasr 10 wAAgA saH ~Qssa w1s iaas.
ting ~ sTfeeee aassse~ asa ssss aa-asses
az ia enaGrsns swgfissEems. t~gsss&.
tlxs she SsSr if@saa nNaA5 Aass he pas
under tSal@~agy administrative re-
Ealn% wasvh GhA tas sassavs q transfer
Ut pesslAxa. sss~rvtsau and wAsca
contemplated a nnat eegTssnsnAsiaa II
It's political ceaa~esSoes by gspaiss
vote 10 he taswr ~ \ distant a&as /.
no fre~ cry tiks nAnsss sssA1 ss ssa~s
-Sssss' esach was uaArF elaborate inter,
pArinnal sstArsagsss 10 seevgs sxeee-
tsogai caligatiaas wtsA regard TO the
ase NJ It's rast and sxcepsiosaa' svia.
tl3as WITH . state II ehsch n was nas
~ sorFa pert. prNr~ssy safvxuaniea
ps@atsrtNes eaasa not be prUstssea TER.
v Aes~ lsep1lAsiSns were at saFae ~,
tare date 10 make eheae~ @has ses~r
ssxnty they w0nia Hive arsS~r na eer.
tain ana unassrtn Harsha6 Of asta'ss.
stoa eeala nc secured fer TIE settle.
aassn' " anticipated Gsrsealties af snal
,s~cts'"n, vita regari to taAny usattrrs
4ealt with IL the tr~a,y itself. the
i1ng eua;tRa~t ssf~rytsiea Of the tssk
81 r~pSrRttea whlrh Geemaas wss 10
undertake 10 conspiess within the next
generation might ~ns,r~sy hrrak aawm !,
1he f~T1nxs d~rn tsaa ana revtssua as nd
tnsnss,rutly~ arrangements RnS r~ssrsc-
staas whlch the tsweu prescribed. har
whicA II was reSognsFed nsight not
pFvfe o. lassiag ady4ntsse er enttrvls
fair II too lcag easorv~d, would be I'm,
rrs cs,cahle.
A league ~ FREE nations had hscOsne
a practical necessity, Examine the
treaty ~ prac~, and zen Will nad that
eNsrtshere Throughout LIS manifold
Essssstastaas tEs fsasas~v~ hare f~ss ssssass~a
to turn TO the League ~ Natioes as an
Indispensable ins:runealaiIts for the
fsaass;ensncs VI the ae~ araer IL has
hceh their rarpv,@% to set up In the
world, the world III civilized gmca.
Thai thvr~ should be a League al
Natis'as 10 sesay the c0nasels ana
maintain the Peaceful understanding
~ the world, In make not TREATIES
ai:,f~. but the scceptea principles Of
international law ~ veil, the acsnal
rate of conduct among the govern
raeais II The World has heen one "
th~ agreements accepted frpm the firs,
as the basis OF psscr with she central
powers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Petan Visiting the United
and & e1vudei Marshal focb
The Nations be held In washington
Lloyd Cthceah
practically all distinguished who have Ia the
negotiations Paris
9rnases distinguished European statesmen TO the
In the they
o he II b. world
ths visit OF chief OF
Wilson
they prompted
personal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

The statesmen ~ all the heilsgst~n,
'u5ntgtrs ~rrn agreed ltsst sush n
isaEnr must br created to sastN.n The
y tsriRsRI+ ystat" were IL l.. effected
Bus 81 fr9t thin there WAs . fes,l
lng ahl'ig s,sns ~ Them that. white
u mnst be- attempted ghe formation az
sss,ss 's1, 7sj.-e, NTs-Gt,ii +s aetigv,lsr.s;
% Perfection Wh!eh prsc'lrsl n.en.
berg eHprgruc, Ia The world If Affairs.
p,et u.T"F ga very cautiously and
@.ti h,au, uAsgj ues
II v$s only ~ ;hs iiflcu' wark ~
arranging su aii hHt universal &atuss.
arnt ~ lhs sorbtS affairs advanced
fFaH day ~ dag frotn uHv stage af
toaGvFtnHe 70 smother. this! il became
et'!ruy 10 thrsn That pAar they we're
se"king Noutt be- llule more than
sf'Bcih.us written upen paper. 80 he
Interpreted End applied BY suth meth
suts as the chances II polltlcs might
make available u rt,ey dld ue' provide
a nirsns IT coEnmop oouAsel which ali
serv obliged e. Hcrrpt. a epmfnun aa
ther;,y @buNs decisions Naaid he rer
oEutfei ss decisions ah4th VII must
respect
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
SYSTEM or SHEEP FARMING


u'Yse@r~f by tn Yates States psssyt~
rasas az Agriculture
A syEi+ta ~ sheep farming that ~
IN h. continuously sarsessfpi esn sc4
igatr~ either w@sF ~ rgnsren. In many
case. tie twa .~oiucts wiii b. worthy
~ eaus, cpusiiera.ieE In n'hess
either srs rnsy - emphasized Acs"rd-
Ing - IRE rs-'wtsri'ies ~ rosesiitiouA.
me M ssTneat. ard fasfEetiag
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

VI EFFF F18A kAtFN u HFHNE"tNeNRk a7x'k tN7S VT
percentages whom the uaited States liz
soon 10 entertain
The prince u Wales Ia 20 visit
this country In August lie will be sn'
tertained "A. Newport. and later with
come 70 Washington To be officially
entertained by the president.
King Albert aud Queen Elizabeth
Of Belgium aud Queen Marie 81 RGa'
mania. possibly President Poincaire Of
France and probably many other ,n~fr-
hers ot royalty viii c0sae later. Gen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
USE FEED TR0UGHS FOR PIGS
Should De censtfvetss 30 That zach
Little po'ke' VIII Get His
Full share.

rrtpafea ey ,he i'hi,es es6ss Depart
Ha#nt 81 AgTSc 8siuT@t
Young rdgs should ite given tafAr
feeds IN such s. HanneF 'hat each In
dlyltnai yig gets iis share The sfsn~
pics, way ~ accomplish thls is ~ ss-
low TIE pigs "a eai from n property
constructed ges4 trough. osfe ihai will
keep the pigs gtft Of the feed ard win
lcs@en the possibility ~ erovfinE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

AL m"rrs has threw
name hooc< other deri~> captured ~ tie
rrcd Nv e &rTptsvy With tire epto0 81 These
trted aud
rstlog4i asst
The srfNFatc ltrhEur srd cities that have
Scrd Nj r. u*r wy he ct zach state
yAs-< delivery viii ~ hr ~
Sj'"' Borg w&r assste under h rs>uoG r
PURPOSE ae " tie trpgAes tie
evmuaal4sS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

tN1t SO A NTtk II amount FW0UkN %
keep au American tirl sufficiently we'll
led dressed and housed
Vet IN New York Miss l,oreaa
Carroll, ninetecn, has petittonrd the
surruERteS court 10 Increase her an
uull allowance fcem slS.on "a $-a'sn.
She saws the Increased c"et " lWtnG
makes II impaSt.hlc for her 90 keep
w her social position ON the Sla.'s',
Miss Carroll Is the only daughter
ot Joseph L. CarruN. millionaire horS,'-
uan Tier father wllrd her IN" H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
BEST TINE FOR SOWING RAPE
N pene o. Last Ssitlvssio~ ~ CoSa
ls-sss Car De Turned irss Gem
Acid In Astprne.

FT~smyes Sy thA tissues Rssf@s DwpMkt
rasN sf AEs1eSstsr*l
Il " good yssrttcs b. ao~ rSre -
iSs iaSs rHltivatlan ~ sa-T Tbs istnkss
rsa ta~n iss turned isso ths ex-nseid
tr tire fan and wfli fed sgpaa ttse
lozess i.-svss n the cnra SD ssy4
ss9 tazks ezceile..t gziBx
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

hritA also are forbidden The order
reads,
AS result of fha lessons learned
during the war. durlng which ufi,r-rs
~ the navy we're only required 20
wear The ordinary service uniform Us
the result of which fhia uniform Was
snan4 ts mast tho requirements r"r
both formal and informal 'orcaAlont.
10 rffrtt rvanau7Y uyrt @t7ur~ ,-H ,-t@p-
board mad facilitate rnSr Ia travelling
'fTngi~ p,ft~Sfatis.} ts'a yeslre e. g.,1sdril;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

the various as'ea ] am. thervfnsv.
taking tn" liberty 10 hiring The matter
10 your attention with the hope that
you viii look into ihe situation ard
make s1eh recommendation. as may
seem wise 10 the Legislature nf the
state May not. Ia this connection.
call yyur stien,iun 10 the carefully
drawn md apparently weii-enfarr@i
Laws of several stat~N. notably those
OF New York and Pennsylvania, which
are set forth Ia the bulletin tFnrfaNrT
Bulletin wzs) inciuse6 herewith
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Navy Dress Uniform Knocked Into a Cooked Hat

cECRErARY DANIELS
portion officers Cooked spauets and taudes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Demand for Captured Hun Cannon Exceeds Supply

n t II 'h' machine ara ether devices
~ ,mecau the WatsNoth
Nv which nva.k trnn---- he tie aN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Ideas of Living Expenses Seem to Vary Widely

rruoRtts q the United decided
~ 70 District " Columbia
hssl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

VIZ Gated during
previous history Or Epitaco
gsoa president Brazil aho arrived in Washington r~ceny a arst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
oc poSsey hesss re~s.

wa- had lSlE a. ~ k%&-t - ~r~-y
sr-ar Esnent ~ Ear~f~-'yf erery
arm rv-psrt " te4 wersd that prr-
ret3ce 'he war R~stfv% r~sFr#es h. 4
f~~rr t1ls tast s.rsss saf arzr5sS ah4th
shsv tnslrd ~ srsslalr nnAaat peace !.
zra her rea 8rsar fhxs ,sev sxs ss~en
LED 70. fhst sa~-s sss tvfrIAts had
t.sar raair;Iinee5 80 rs-resots rsst&estga
kzshf.strns snA a1rsEt asr Ties ss~s
hat % "a yrlIry ssss.. sa,rtkans e3s.
sa, ,5rts, fn-e.--aiuAys .o~r% And
tAe5 arcv TIA, Il gzs sriaSsYx ia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Duty to ouIe, rssrs o, World.


q~iA'!l.S -" ''''tIN''l'" ~ what 'hes
''s'f' f"f "Ha ni"h rs 49, IN Represent
~ s'n'''''a ~ ''' p'a.N fa'''' II VAS
s'}t "0's y" -" =" v t'tn' every -
'lA3o'' We '"'s i''f' " v''t.rthH'od :"
'af ~ We ""T" a"i" 7" aH9t'"'e = ="
9hs'f me f"af" Eh' r'.H'As" me fa''f-''s
y mo l"~'I '"~ WED" nag "rf" h'i9s ~
thaF s"aa'" w" hA''"it fhai h#f
fR''e ~ our assistants ~ 'h"if tf'''.
ttHsb X was "dr 0N'N - 0h every
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
q pf~slee,y Of GsA,sfenee.

In cite s,4ae. r3 doubt ibeHr j. NJ
rIs'i 'fSt / shaa]f frp1Tt "a foa WHAT
was attempted and a.uc AZ Far, You
has" ben daily euSrifgnt u uhal was
sea'as - tbesc of the Problems sl9h.
which tAe pe8~a conference had To- deal
ard If tie dNhuy OF having Down
strn ti5f ltae~ " s,'t|pmrn' autW here
IA d eett aa uh0h 'tr o'l jtes ~ IN
ternafiaast f@atmn~A h. aud no" pen
aiita t "a so Intricate pattern
AMI vrre iar the most part en- >a deep
hy h.etarteal circumstance which
animated action whrre 1t would have
Teen best 20 tggoyo or rv,rr,r thrm,
THE sro,s currents II politics ara ot
'afcyest must have hcru evident "a
you Il vaaii pc prv,um.ng In fue 10
attempt g. eNplaln RE question, which
arose er the many diverse clements
;hst sn'rre! inta then, shalt attempt
something less ambitions ths0 tba.
and Hare clearly suggested nv ry tic'y
10 report 10 thc congress me part u
ss.I43tal "a, 'ns~art fsfr ,s,E ,v.sArss a4sa
ard fan =, r'ay R4 Inc Representatives
~ NJ 9gYesamru, ~ tie United
States
That pert was dictated b, the roe
America A4ts pIal,i IN thr var ss3 ts
The ssbsgts:A.us that hsl been srcnte.l
IN IN aas 81 ~, peop'es with uhna
We h#d associated ourselves In that
great struggle
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
skspticsi Turn Ia League.

tia th- at..yl prartEeat taf~ fnsst
~reptirsi araang tien taruva mnrs
and matc to 'hr league ~ the author
Sg through wh}th iEtematlpasl action
sns a. Be- secured ,he authority With.
uui Winch. as fhey had conc ia xee IL,
II @aHid be dIfttcBlt ,o sise asssrsd
satt 10 MS treaty m 10 MY other In.
t"suatoOa understanding uuen which
they sore ia d"g'eud fer the n.iute
nsnre ~ peace
Ihs most practical Of the cnn,
fery~c. ~err AZ last the most ready
10 r.ter 10 th~ league u nstfuns
ihe *uI~g aieuslsnrp ~ arT intsresA
wtIth dla MOT admir- ~ immediate
dpfe-7u.nA 'iou II all administrative
pyvaletFs ~b.ch wsre 10 rsx4nir. =
@s .r Ing osvrssxt; What had
seemed rnus$el Of pcrtes,lss, had
esne ta 'er0i q plain counsel - nes"s
ztlF The ehgue ~ nations Wsa -
peae f.sai states aaHs h5fr 81 ~Heee*.
IN many - ,ae rpst aftsai' ,hgngs
~ wss attesrttnk
And 4 had validated Itself In .hs
tbanSt ~ every refA5or N 'he esyt.
fsr"il%v Rs Falartityng siurTt tsfgasr
Tunch S~tcr sgery wat 'har II mere
s@<trs.n'v%,' sor rarrr4ns put The Pre-
t.~a-s ~ psrtscN,af treaty II va.
gH feceally tsccx - z.~1 'ha' sH tRf
~, t.ts =; TIE worAI detasajed ~ the
nsrfvr"r fhst & should create sas-h
= cgu'iegtag concert o. f.rs nation.
81 HoE3A 'a6ke wars NJ ag1r~ss ler,
@g4 a{s4-At.ag-, Saet. as this thai rs.
tgsi s7Aed forever Impossible A cry
bad Eare ag' trfsrs4 ssess ArssTsT ~
ste~p serieker lans f-osu uhlsA asns
aid hre'he~N srd fathers tad gore
frrtt ~ tA@ s-.af sacrifice f'sss such
a ~ ~+iAcc shrgGd newt sEHan ~
sxs -,e.t
II was mAni.~ss Why Il rad s~sn
e1at'rl ], has been srsctse sss~>Aaas
afsr nstsor a"sare,! fossinios and fs'Ass
as.'ars AA3 tnnar ne nasaas 81 DE-
tense except zrrnaussnts and alliances.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

This Ii not the gccastaa nyon ahieh
10 atsrr u ralogy ~ the argntss Aner.
tfa s".s 20 France huf perhaps siuev |
am speaking ~ their aaisssan. may
speak also " the pride | shared With
every AEerTcan who ssv ar dealt With
them 'hsre They we're the sors az
taea Au'er+ra woaid wish tn be repre-
seni'Si BY the sort ~ u~s every Amer.
lean would wish 10 claiua as fellow
ctun'rlaen and comrades la great
rBuNr
They wnrp terrible In hafgle. ard
gentle and helpful aut ~ II, remember.
las the mothers Abd the sisters. the
wives ara 'ha ''iic rhlltlrrn nj hofae
fffy were frre mep under arms tt,'t
forgetting th"ir Ideals ~ duty In fhv
ulIisi % ias&e a NAaIeAsr s,i1 rreruti
- ha9-~Aa'2 ihe rFsst&"gp 81, t...-,.s ga
ISOLATED Ntth theta and o, calling ny,
a5Af~ ttSt.f - atrsi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
PRESIDENT MAKES
PLEA FOR TREATY
BEFORE SENATE
Makes Assertion That League Of
Free Hatlcns Has Become
.,
Practical Necessity"
MEANS RELIEF FROM WAR
niss Exscsstss Hsfsrv 10 !, ~ IN
sissispensAess lnstrvmsrssIisy fer
the Maintenance u the Ns~
Order Set w In World"

Washington, July in.~-rhe ssnate
was called into session 81 l. o'cisss. i
and prayer offered BY the ehaplsin,
Rev. Forrest ]. pretiyman. whe ass 81
tivin. guidance far the s~ratr and thr
chief eaecutise 10 the work was
shout ~ undertake.
President wilson spoke froui susail
sos;rnIn erer.ed by the dssa u thr
reading clerk u the senate.
His address was ~ follows,
3eaiieal.D Of the Senate. ..-
The treaty VI peare with Germany
vas signed at Versailles on n. 18th
- Jaee avail myself o, the earliest
opportunity 10 lay the treaty Setnrv
fca for ratification ard to Inform sn0
s!sh regard to tho work 81 the confer
sner hy which thAt treaty ~as forrun-
st@d
The treaty constitutes nothing less
han a World settlement, II would not
,s possible fag ne even ~ summarize
" TO enFrsi rue It's manifold provisions
al address which mus, OF necessity
- something less than treatise NJ
services and all the Information psl=.
sess will he at your disposal aud ST
,hs disposal of your committees on
'oyeixa relations az any tine ether
nfeynialb ar In srssjeH. AZ yuu nay
arefer ard hope thar yuu will act
aesitate g. make a,e ~ them
shalt at Ehl. time prtor 70 your
,~n study ~ thr document attrmr,
MY a general characterization ~ IT.
scope art purpose
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25


ksg1H the rcas that sas 90 ss's En-.
rcf@ ana toe worth Thereafter sh~
Germans wwrw ~ he aAsxvs fasv~a
bark. aack. were n1xeg to thrA~ sas>
resstuliy tsrgarsl again And yet
there WINS I'D coard.tAt tap@.
AasAcas rnsR and wesa<x. seuaAag
spirits x 4rrsne~. ssfs4sle.a the essae-
sFatssn VI the kssarsA NJ tgay s4as ys4Sr
In Paris oct u gesseEVas casrsess--
with no hear tsw fessisgty, attAs Fest
IL hope. But thss eAHae asay wtfh
s0aax.Assg uew u, taSsr hearts: they
have themselves Told Us ~. 20,
~ tfxsss-wf fssst.s Men Gre ted.
TIE mere slgAy u oar saets~-s1s their
vtgor. " the sanauseacs What sAaweG
Itself La every movement ~! taess sssi
START hgur@s sad every tAIrE u tAray
swinging narca, In their STEADY tsaaa-
prwhTtpdiag eyes saa easy discipline.
In the iRt0mstaSss air that added
spirit to everything they dta~-aaaae
everyeae Who saw them ;hs, n,essaa
Fable day realifr tina, soaas,hsag Mad
hAppesed tha, was maeh nlae~ tAan a
ssers lneia-n: M the axhitng. saaae.
thtas very il1er~ut fruga the saese AZ.
rival es fresh sronpS.
A great mora! fosve had 1ung Itself
lu'o The struggle, The Site physical
forre u thesse spirited mel spsske at
something more than bodily Ysges
They carried the srex, istests " 4
free rtoise ~ their hearts aad vtsh
that sssiasn we're Wacenqa~vahte Their
FeF3 pfvssne~ brought rea Ssatasee
their nshtng baade victory cersasa
They avrc recognized as crusaders.
and ~ their thousands svelied 10 mil
isons thwsr strength Was ssen 10 sasAn
sagFailaa. AID they we're 4, tssca To
carry such hoi,e saA make gss.d ,he
asssranSe Il iurssaA- Esaes saea ..sss
Aetit into battle. and their ofs<~rs
srfv worthy of them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

!: tie .ss-e e,g.:erez i,seif was
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-14
Surplus of Money in y. S. Is
Cause of High Prices

They are organizing investment examining
kets where is most needed
they marking the channels in which may
drift with certainty
they the and chatting
the before they take this phase of their PLAN
is, however, the first real permanent benefit in
readjustment
Another question appointed
experts overlook the threatened shortage of labor
Every employer knows there present less unskied
workers to be had than he has work for
Instead of this condition improving all signs point getting
phase early year
will shortage 100000 workers industrial
plants
tion which accounts for between and less en-
poyes and the expansion old and the building Of
viously demanding their services
building repair operation of merchant
will alone take than 100000 from paths they
With such acute shortage Of labor prevailing there be
little any, reduction of with the that
must remain about as they
There nothing startling the facts mentioned above
They all obvious only is the obvious that often
escapes the attention.
Experts who have been brought expound theories instead
Of using practical methods likely the obvious
than not
things they order shape them into things
them to be.
the correct solution
At present practical working time a
of their program.
They putting aside temporary makeshs to be
avoided.
They put surplus work,
encourage immigration and that
regulation for individual initiative
They quietly working along these lines.
They our real reconstructons.
By helping them help ourselves.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-14

bankers Of the nation proceeding quietly with their
plans bring back toward normal conditions
Unlike the political commissions appointed to deal with
they withholding their methods from public
that they advancing the
basis Of and not looking to establish profitable
political position.
lending their advice and aid to bring
about understanding of present conditions
politcayincined working the supposion that
been restored the cost of living be lowered
by a series of makehift rules and regulations
The fundamentals of economics ignored in their framing
The natural and for these whiom
reformers
They temporary relief order to vindcae
their claims.
Yet on all sides the leveheaded business
tell what may look forward TO-
There which present just strong
ments against price reduction.
With one of them dealing in their usual
methodca manner
This matter Of surplus wealth
banker only well that have too much
we are too rich.
This wealth being newlywon requires intelligent guidance in
order to be made to function properly.
Like the newyich individual newrch nation is to
extravaganza.
We al suffering from this disease
As long permit surplus to remain uninveed
will continue to prices tor things we do not need
and paying abnormal wages to make them for u.s.
The this temptation to export our
those countries which need it for both and
expansion
The will be threefold.
will give return investment promote our trade
and make friends.
surplus the point where
and extravaganza will no longer tempt US.
individual money than he needs he is prone
unheedngy places and for things easily
along without
If he takes the major portion Of his surplus and invests it
The bankers working the problem along these lines
Evening star., 1919-03-28

! PARTLY FURNISHED HOME; 8 ROOMS. =
bstl,s: ami. For appointment to inspect phone
! Col. 4ss3-W. 30s
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE LIST
of furnished houses. both city
and suburbs; moderately priced.
Inspection invited.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. NJ. 2345.
7I3 I4th st. NV.
FOR RENT - BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
house on Washington Heights: eight rooms and
baths; every modern improvement: will rent
cheap; immediate possession.
l. 8 FRISTOE. 1432 X st.
DESIRABLE +: RNIsHED HOUSES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, INC.
sI7 18th st. NV. 2se
TEN ROOMS, TWO BATHS, TWO SLEEPING
porches; strictly modern: reasonable rent 17O4
kilbourne place. Mt. Pleasant. 2S'
DETACHED HOUSE WITH GARAGE. 1921
Iowa ave.; eight rooms and bath; price. $12S
per month. L. Il. BRBUNINGER. 7O6 Colorado
building.
DUPONT CIRCLE. EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBOR-
gas beautifully furnished: 6 months or longer,
from April I. Tel. N 6s3S. 2ss
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, LARGE.
sunny rooms; in me-; front and back yards;
good location; owner leaving city. Call l..
4629-W.
NEW EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. ON CRITrEN- 4
den st. NV. between 18th and 18TH handsome
ly furnished: two baths; screened breakfas
porch: electric light: hot-water heat; garag&
lJ'au Col 1884. 31sv
Evening star., 1919-03-28
AfISCELLANEOCs

BUILDERS. ATTENTION Go to Baum's ?12
Ia. ave. NV: two water tanks gas heaters
with complete fittings; all good as new; bar
gain price. .Ss
Evening star., 1919-03-28

CHEMICAL STUDENT. entering other studies.
wishes to sell qualitative anal! sis outfit text
books etc. good bargain for some student.
=. r. Casey. l123 Jackson St., Rrockand,
p. &. sSs
Evening star., 1919-03-28

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-l7 WEST KIRkE ST:
foD rent until July 1st: well furnished 10
room house. two baths; garage in rear; $50
month. Call Cleve. 479.
NE. COR. 23rd AND Q SITS. N.W.-COM-
pletely furnished house; bedrooms 2 baths,
maids room and bath below: linen and silver.
If desired. Phone North 6250. 2Ss
Evening star., 1919-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC

ALL OLD AUTOS
OF every description bought. Parts. tires s11
= 8eseh magnetos always on hand. National
eank Co.. III ~ ct. s.w. Rranklin 286.
ALLEN touring, 1917; electric lights and start
or; tires, new, extra; good running con-
Aition. Call 134 q ct. NV. Tel. North 1854 W.
2Ss