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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
EMULATE ELEPHANT,
BE NICE, THOUGH ILL
Circus Doctor, Who Rolls Pills With
Spade, Says It Helps
Some

SICK or lame? Need q doctor? Want to
earn his everlasting gratitude? Well lost
he get nervous and make an end of YOU, be
us gentle ms an elephant is in hospital.
george DcnmanS the "pachydcrm physician
with Ringing Brothers and Barnum & Bal.
ley Combined Shows, has treated all manner
OF animals and now and then prcscrbcs for
human ills.
Doctor Donm0n has worked around solid
ivory so long he could even pull tooth from
IN" vacant map. says the young lady across
tn" way lie thinks he has right to dis
"nss tn" comparative merits Of sick rarhy-
dermS and mammals with two legs rs we'll
He rolls pills with spade, and he ought to
be good in his way
Taking them all in all" says Denman
give me the good old rubber mule any day
in the week An elephant never fusseS
never whimpcrs, but just stands at attention
until ono has finished with him.
Queen is one of the elephants that com
pose the cast in tn" "QuartCr- of a million
be presented when tho circus exhibits in
Philadelphia all next week at Nineteenth
street and Hunting Park avenue.
Queen has some congestion at her lesser
terminal.
The troubl" with Queen tail is that it was
bitten by Big Ncp." high potontac of the
seal colony. As the battalion of trick clP
plants file out of the menagcric tent into
the big top to reach the rings and stages
they are obliged to pass the tanks which con-
tain the trained seals and sea lions. Accord
ing to the rules of paChydcrm etiquette at
such times. Queens tail should have been
nesting in the trunk of the elephant imme
diatey behind her. But instead II was Hop
ping from side to side. and as it swung under
Big Npp's' nose the seal no doubt took
the tail for an eel and tried to gobble it.
Fortuntcly. the injury was slight, and
week of good nursing rendered it as good as
new. Since then, however, Queen insists that
Nero. who trails back of her to the rings.
keep her tail in his trunk. And when now
and then he lets loose of it she comes to a
dead stop until the order "carry tails is
renewed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02

ecclesiastical buildings Of the world. and the
orthodo" Greeks have no more right to it
than the Mormons have. 1t was built by
the Emperor Justininn and conspcratcd De-
ccmbcr -. 80. as a Roman Catholic
Church. The Greek Orthodox Church came
into existence through the revolt of Michael
CaeruIarius in 1854. five hundred and seven
teen years later. After the church had bccn
built as n Catholic church and used as such
for five hundred years it was uniustly seized
by the schismatiral Greeks and kept by
them until it was turned into Turkish
mosque in 14J3
Why repeat the robbery of 1864? Why
not give it to the Baptist or the African
Methodist Church? Either of these have
just as much right to it as the Orthodox
Greek Church has. Why not rather turn
it over to the real owners?
AUSTIN O'MALLEY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
Ireland and the Peace Conference

To the EditOy of the ErcuiuU pubIic Jcducr
Sir-S;rce +bo ,oos;ors of tho poooo ,,o,
| fercnr, oneucd freouon+ roforop,o, ho,o boo,,
| made TO the Iloyd Georpo I .ish convention
We often read far avomnIo rororr;ng tn th,t
| convontion .,,,h LooLlino, n,,. ,.tana,,
Settlcment Ionn,s for JroIonJ ;, .Intornoi
Harmony Fails - ..,;ovnrnmont Nust Art ;,
of, S'
A., .,,.. %
,oii,i,'; a., a''l"s VI 'n"' 'oh'ent'o" hrl'ish
rnIiar - ;,'p; "ipt". ~ n''r Su',e'"eu ln 'ne
I, nr r'''po'inS y" I've 'loera' spirit VI tne
,Lo;' '"'l'" al ooSerNt's TO NllneSs
tLo .ottr ~ ''' w ''''nu ana "''I",'u 'haI
,r, NV Se'''c'i'ent must pc made by freshmen.
ivy PiopoSeu 'ohVch'lon' not by asking
'" anu ""I'eh Oh irelahd' III all IN"
ni.. ~ .'No "uh'ioS OF mat country to elect
uelcsates ana pl"dglng acquiesCenCe in the
;,,a t,,o ' n.la n"!ol'N' puI pS themselves nam
,o,tiar tri n"' "o"'u slt Ill 'hat con
mont T. nay ~" NV 'o,'l1 TO any agree
II Is ,nito ,,,I;I.'i'' .u,' 'n"' 'h'S sh"ulu'
oH.;o, WY "iNr'E '"a' the government
onnn"ro '"rn mm" 1",e 'or years gwen substantial
o,,t>,.'l, ~ ~ !n' oppohchts OF Irish
dn imD,;' ""uiu PICK aoiegates who would
No. ma,',,a...,. =" ''""u: us convention was
,,,,,,, ~, w. ;,.. VI 'ne irlsh people. 1t
~, ' '''r lar'e
me sentiment OF the people of Ireland was
plainly indicated by the December election.
independence and representation at the Peace
ton.eaence ta were ITS open demands. Seldom
i"Ne people Deen NOR" unanimous in any
u'i'"nu' lhiS uhahimlty was not the re-
s sna' VI 'ne events OF recent years. 1t was
.; ~. 'on, 'c'lpn OF ,h' masses of se popula-
o',a,,oo' o,U", ",''!ru Msnout lear OF the conse
I"eh'fs' ana rehectlng the feelings which
nave dominated the Irish character for seven
ohc
the noIiticaI antngonisnI on,' nanS observers.
e''I po,I.'"l a"'agohlshl appeared as simply
" WY svn'r oi pollrF between constitutional
,Lo rJ rnu 'e,o'u. ioii'StS' but far deeper was
NV poIu 1l l'atrIot' feeling which today
uoni'"attS o;r't, 'rISnmen' There was bitter dis
tL,iDtnatioh tL because or the trust placed in
rne oidnI nl,.'S, a. "pvcrnment 'even after it had
iiamnnr, vH,nnuru 'ne nome rule DID by the Par
Thon tao tLo t
son;n cr' ~ TO-, o. tne burden OF taxation, the suf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The marriage of Miss Mary Barclay,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bar
clay. of 215 South Third street, Colwyn.
and Mr.. William b. Montgomery, Jr. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Montgomery
of 213O South Fifteenth street, took place
on Wednesday evening in the Lutheran
Church at Eighteenth and Wolf streets.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs. NJ. Lutz. as matron of honor, and by
= her niece. Miss Irene Lutz, as flower girl.
The bridesmaids were Miss Emily Wolfep-
den and Miss Frances Ogden. The best man
was Mr.. Walter Montgomery. brother of the
bridegroom. and the ushers were Mr.. John
Montgomery. another brother, and Mr.
Howard Dietz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
Social Activities

Mr.. and Mrs. John DaCosta Newbold of
222l st. James Place, will give dinner
followed by theatre party on Friday eve
ming. May o, in honor of Lieutenant Hamil-
ton Disston Carpenter. son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Sydney Carpenter. who has just re-
turned from twenty months service
overseas with Section 5l2, L. $. A. A. $.
Captain Schwab, who has just returned
from overseas, entertained at supper at the
welfare dance at the Ritz Carlton last eve
ming. Among the guests We're Miss Julia
Berwind, Miss Margaret Dunlap, Mr. and
Mrs. Heckscher Wetherill and Mr.. Clarence
Lewis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dorr Newton entertained
at the Ritz Carlton last evening also in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Groome
Jr;, who have just returned from their
wedding trip Among the guests were Miss
Lisa Norris, Mr.. Whitney Wright and
others.
DIR. and Mrs Fielding Otis lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eicott Coale We're
among others who entertained at the welfare
dance last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Hutchinson, whose
marriage took place in New York on Easter
Monday, are spending their honeymoon in
Virginia Hot Springs. Upon their return
they will spend the summer ut Locust
Valley, l.. ].
An interesting engagement announced to
day in New York is that of Miss H. Talia-
ferro Ford, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ford of New York, and Captain Shpley
Thomas. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John u.
Thomas, of pa South Sixteenth street.
Captain Thomas has just returned from
France, where he served as intelligence
officer with the First Division. Miss Ford
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
NEIPLING-BRIGHT

The wedding Of Miss Mabel NJ. Bright,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Bright
of 632 Elkins avenue, Tabor. and DR.. Clar-
ence f. Neipling was solemnized on Wednes
day morning at the home of the brides par
ents with the Rev. William II. Wells. of
the Olney Presbyterian Church. officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father and was attended by her sister. Miss
Ala Bright. The ceremony was followed by
u breakfast for the families.
Doctor Nepling and his bride left on a
fortnight's trip. and upon their return they
will be at home at 143 Northeast Boule-
ward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
"WHAT IS LIBERTY WORTH?"
Striking Appeal Conveyed by Poster IN
Victory Statue

A striking poster adorns the Victory
statue at Broad and Wharton streets. 1t
shows youth of vigorous American type
giving his last dollar for u subscription to
the Victory Loan Beside the figure is the
Inscription, ''How Much j. Liberty Worth
to You?'
The poster was designed by Miss Eleanor
Kerr Canadian girl, whose home is at
AZ Wellesley street, Toronto. She is a stu
dent at the School of Industrial Art, and
was selected to design the poster for the
downtown Victory statue by the South
Philadelphia branch of the Women's Lib
crty Loan committee.
A red. white andI blue border, with
shields u the Stars and Stripes on each Of
The four corners, gives the poster = patriotic
appeal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
Will Give Benefit Dance

4 musical comedy and dance for the
benefit of the building fund Of the Pelham
Club will be given at the clubs hcadQuar-
tors, Carpenter and Emlcn streets. Ger
mantown. tomorrow night. The muscaI
program will be in charge of Mrs. Phillips
Jenkins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
MOTHERS DAY ON MAY II
Members Of $50, 900 Protestant Churches
to Wear Carnation That Day

New York, May 2.-Observance of Moth
er's Day on Sunday, May II, was COM
mended to the members of 10000 Protest
ant churches in the United States in an an
nouncement by the Rev. Charles s. Mac
Farlaud, secretary of the federal council of
the churches of Christ in America, made
public here yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
Saint Sophia and the Orthodox Greeks

To the Editor of the Ereniag Public Ledger:
Sir-The. EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER re-
Gently reported that in meeting at Wither-
snoon Hall to receive a Greek Orthodox
bishop. a resolution was adopted petition
INC the Peace Conference to take the ancient
church of Saint Sophia, in Constantinople.
from the Turks and restore il 10 the Greek
orthodox Church. This resolution viii be
sent to President Wilson and prsmier veni 4
I f''ss s,,ss z SssasS's ss's I,s j1.sls ssA,. a,,Ias
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02

mas been working with the American com
mittee for devastated France.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
D@ai6instOn SGuscrbmmO."

Der SGn9erbunb bat iein Gro
aramm fir Die Saiion t919-'20 be
fonnt gegeben. 0onnd finoen ltatt
am q. gtoncmber Qnnfiagungstan3
mn0 am 30. December Dos erite Som
3ert. Sn Der idiueren 3eit, ole bin
ter inns liegt. baben ole Tereine al
ieioen gebabt, ser SGnaerbuno ober
.lpobl am ihmerltcrL oenn en- bate elm
Gigentum 81 erbolten, mo 0ieies 81.
qentum mar allBeroem ole lebte
0eutihe @oae, Die es in Scr Stoot
giebt. lin 10 mebr mar ser g(ppell,
Sen Ser Gerein an ooS oeutihe Gfe.
ment ridtctc, i'm in Der Gr6altlnq
0ieies lebten oeutidlcn peimS 3li I'M
tcritiieerL aeredtiertigt. Soficutlid,
lit oicier Appel niht m0ebori per.
bollt. 10 ooB reht, red)t piele iid un
0icien 3anfia6uugsten3 beteiligen
meroen.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
Ciiies: au. 40 Gedite etrnEe 9..B
9adete mad aentidIanS.

Gieienieen, Die ibreu An~geborigen
@Bparen u0 2leioer mo ionltige
5adlen ieuoen. iolteH in ibrer Nus.
nail iebr poriidtig iein, neil auf
monhe 1inge Elm 10 bober 3ou liegt,
oar IN Seuouugpn sorniht mebr ole
6eobiidtigte Siilic geiunOen merOen
fonn. 3rau Dtio Sdorbnu mar giItig
genig. ms WaterioI 5ur 8erfilgung
81 iteIcn. .. h.. ms Duteu unO Belle
&c al Die Sano al geben. ans oenen
Die boben 3oagebiibreu erieben mer.
Den tonneu. Nus Dem 3uihreiben
Don 6rau Shorboli entnebmen mir
ioIaenoes: sd ihidte 5ipei Yadete,
bon oenen oos cine 2 9funo 2obot
mo / Duseno &oihentiider. einige
00telarbeiten mo oIte eetragene Ga.
den erbielt. Der 3ou betrug Wf.
1925 uno .4ufgclo" Wtf. 47,St, 5us
iammen 0lf. 1906, uno ooS fir elm
poar Sahen, oeren Nert bodltens So
por. Dos onoere 9atet entbielt Sci
ic. 9teis. aofoo MiId mo GbofoIa.
Sc Der 3oa oaraui betrlie MIR Wd.
2,62. 9ui aoffee, Wildl (fonoeniier.
te) Heis, WebI SdmaI5, Butter,
5orneo 8eci uno ger6uherte 8urit
1T icbr penig 3oG. ouf 3uder etluas
mebr. Neue So6en, fertige iomobl
mic ~ungen1bte. miiiien iebr bod per.
joIlt meroen. aud penn lie ais Sic.
besgoben gcldlidt meroem ebenio
Shube uno Sabof. Yiein 9ru0er
ifrieb, DER 3olbeamte rehnete Den
5obaf (Yrin5 Albert) ais @rob.
idmitt) bate er ibn ais Seinlhnitt
5erchnet, bdtte er ben Soil uift 81
bc5ablen broudeu. gui Dem 3oldmt
par ouh cine nlte. armlih aetleiOete
5rolL melhe ein 9ofet nit 9ebens.
mitteIn BON ibrem Sobne aus gteiu
BORT betommeu botte. 9aiielbe emf.
5iclt ouBer0em 90 Shahteln Gigas
retten uno ein paor feline Gigorren
Gi9ariaos). Die Giaoretteu muBte
sic 3rou nit ~ Mari un0 Die flei.
zen Giqorren nit 3 Morf oos Stiid
ner5ollen. ltno ooh freuen lih Oie
3eite. menn tic nal mirfIiden Tobor
III rnildlen befommcn Dem lelblt Jer
lobof ans 9uhenIallb, meldler ais
Hcihsmore" n%erfauit miro, uuB
aeriteuert meroen". Nus Dem @orIte.
Aen0en meroen mniere Seier leidt
c%ntnebmen fonnen. mas iie ienoeu
ollten. UNI ibren Anaeborigen unno.
tia bobe 3oagebilbren 81 eriparen.
Die 3olgebiibren miiiien in Solo ent.
rid)tet meroen. @olo' lit aber in mr.
iebr @eniger 9eiib, mo Oesbalb lit
i'm 0idtfoIle eiu nAuigelo" 5u emf
ridtcn. ooS 475 Iro5ent betr6gt.
9Iio in onoeren @orten: @enn IN
IeutidIono jemano elm Yofet erbdlt
mo Der 3oa betrdgi 5 Morf. ole er
Gmpi0ngcr aber nid,t in @olo be5ob.
len fam. 10 nruB er elm o4ufeelo~
BON ungef1br so Mari uebit 3oa be.
5oblen.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
st. SObamniS Stride.

Sir BADEN 10 pieles ibon gebor
Don Slippcro mo 5dn5en uno alien
9foaiidet mas peraNtaItet miro, oil
ct. SobonncSfirde bringt dber etrpos
9tellcs, uamlid eincn gemiitli6el
Daaiiec", Den lie an Wlontag, Oer
II. 9toOembcr gc6cn miro. gSenn oos
aid ungliiflider g8ciie otf oosiel
It 0Qtlm fdlt mie Der SolI oeS Ser.
MeltIa W}Gnncrhors, 10 6ralt6cn BOD
0ia cinell oocr bic on0cren oorunte,
nieQt 81 leioen. 0em oiejenigcm oil
aidt ouf Sen Saa qeben mollen, f0n
ael 5um &aftee gebcn uno umgctebrt
Goer lbeller nod: MAJ fam az beloT
GeDeL crit nod Dem cinen @lob mn
Bonn nod Dem onoeren.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
>. 6. 0Iltsbcrcim
fiir ole 3otIeiOemOen III 9emtidlauO
unO Geiterreid.

Gas Sabrmurttsfomite 0es 9ilfs.
Oereins tagGe ON leBten 6reitng, nm
ieine WlnBnobmen iiir oen am /. mo
?. DECEMBER IN Der SGngcrbum0baIlc
ab5ubalten0en SobrnIorft 81 t%reifen.
Die ViitgIie0er oeS Nontitecs muren
ale getonmen, mo DER gepobnte Tn
tbuiioSmus berridtc mieOerlm bel
all Ocf trelleli Wiitnrbciteru. Die Gin.
jelnen Stdnoc mur0cn 0erQcben. un0
Denm MN Die Seiud)cr nid)t mlsblei
ben baum Derlpridt, mas Grfolg
6ciBt lid 0ielc @erdnitaltung ibren
bei0en &oradngcru milroig an ole
Settle 81 ltellcH, Mcibnnd)ten III ia
10 fern niht mebr, uno an 8cibnof
ten lit ood ieocr beitrebt. ieiue Siebcu
ourdb @eidentc 81 e%rireueu. 8ornmi
alio nid)t oui oIeiem SSobrmnrit fan.
len umo 0ahlit Elm guies gScrt tim.
oamit bongcr gtot abbelien bel tan.
enoenL 0cneu mobl fem AeibnodDts
baum ieiuc 2idltcr ~eritroblen loiiei
miro, bel taltien0en &inOern, Die fci.
ne on0cre ySeibnohtSfreuOe bobef
ucr0eL oils GaB lie lid nal mieocl
iatt ellen f0nnen. Mer bier IN BARN.
bcr5lgcr Sicbe lid Der 0orbenoeH an.
linuHt, DER miro IN leinem Ner5er
lclpiB Ole allcrQroBtc Northumberland
DC empfin0en. Sl Der &eriammlmQ
mndtc oerGoriibenoe aud Die erireu
lidc Ntitteilun9, ooB es ibm %gelungel
lit, bic 3uloqc DerIhie0cner aiinltler
IN einem bonn @iilfSberein i'm Sunual
o0er 6ebruar 81 ueronltultenoe
2iinltlcrfon5ert mit5tnuirten, 81 Ell
bnltcn. Die Sefretdrin 0eS 8ereius
6roli Or. Gf. mnr obueien0. u,
mar n1mlidl Die 9tndridt eingdou
len, OoB IN Ebili0elp1ia Elm oeatldle
5e9eIihifi l1ge. Oclien 8emanuuls
nbiolut nidts nn0c.es gum Nu5iebci
1Gtte. dis 2lmipcn. 9tud @clpred
una nit Dem GoriibenOcu begob Il
lih NIT 6rni @odroh 81 Srau Sam
mel, lun0 ole 9anlen lud)ten BORT DO
Ben cingelicicrten Nlcioern 3m0lf 9n
Siigc mo oos notice llntar5elg ans
uelhcS olles bon Gron sd nod 8hi
lo0elpbia genommen unO oen 9eoiirf
tigen ousgcbonoigt muroc. ssh
mohtcn oen 9eriNt nidt ldlieBen
obne oarouf b%in3upeiicn, oaB beut
lheno, alio 6reitog, ocn IA. go
ocmbcr, eine GrtrnDeriammlung De-
gan5cn @crems IN Der Sdngerbuno
boae itettflSn Nmir9 III Der oil,
MitgIieoer orineeno eingelaoen iino
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
gud Der Sraue emt,uertet i'd.

9tidt nur Die oeutihe Niarf. aud
oer 6ranc entpertete lid. Sn iol-
lem WloBe iogor, ooB Die iran3oliihe
NeGierune beoblidtiet, cine SonOer.
million mad Den Der. Staoten 5u
id1iden. I'M Die Siilie Ger omerifani.
ldDen 6inon6iers o%n6urifen. IS
iragt lid ober nun. oh Die amerifa.
niiden Sinnn5ierS ibr eutes @elo
Dem lf)lehten fronSoiiiden nad)wer.
len ocnn in5wiifen lit man aus Der
NDpnoie Der 6ron5oielei. III melde
aeididte Yropogonoo Amerifn cinge.
l'Qt bate, erpodlt mo man be9innt
Dir 0inoe micoer nit fIoren Mugen
81 leben.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
Enuhrull, @enIloaf, iuirfIide 9eIita.
teiicn, Iin6 at baben BEL:
. iigIers, 36-45 9iisgS Marft.
@ermnnia Manner.Ghur.

Sin oltes Q8ort iaet: Mon miB OiC
0eiie feiern pie iie fallen. Dos nGd
Re set 0oS inns beporltebt, lit oer
Bat, ben Der @ernania MGumer1ol
am ndditen Montag, Den II. 5. 30.
abenos s ubr, i'm Do Ntaionic Gem.
pei neronitalten miro. Die 8orole i'll
alto: 6eiernl 3. +. bingeben. lln(
mer 6ingebt, miro cS getpiB nidt be
relcn. Die aomites baben tildtiq
congratulated, es lit aaes in better
0ronung, 10 ouB lid jeoer gut anil
iieren miro.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14

Glo1ie 81 lteden, oas mebr ais oieie
All5abl Schiller bat. Sic Shulbe-
bGrOen perlu1en ollcs, Die Situation
5u miloern aber mas fonnen tie tum
no lie Dem Mangel an Naum un0 an
Qcbrern nit ge6llnoenen SGn0en &C.
gcniibtritcben. @benlo wie in oeA
8oifsidulcn liebt es in ben So6ifn.
len aus. @enn ole @obl6iiler an'
gemeilene 8elebrung empfangen lot
fen, Damn iollte Der &o6i6ulIebrer
nidt mebr ais bier 2ebrItunoen 81
gcbcn bober. Sect uber lit er ge
3lulrlgen, fiinf, ia iogar leds gu er.
Icilcn. CAB oerortige 3ultanoe Den
SAiiler beeintrd6tigen, inoem Der
iibcrmaBig angeitrenete 2ebrer nidt
icine gon5e Stride bergeben tann
tiegt fir jeoen northumberland
flar auf Der @ano. Der Sernf oes
2ebrerS fam ni1t nit Dem 0es @e-
lGaftsmomne3 pergliden meroen,
Scr @eihqftsmonn fam Elm @e'
I6Gft oas iiber ieine 2eiitungsfabig.
felt gebt, Don Der Sano meilen, Der
9ebrer folul oaS ni6t tun; oenn fir
jcoes &inO, oaS oos ld)ulpflihtigc
4ltcr bat, mlB eben geiorgt meroell.
@offcntli1 fommen Die Serrcl I'M
&ongreB al Oieler @rfenntnis.
llno oa mir nun pieOer einmal
bel ben Scrren bonn 3ongreB ongc-
langt lino, modten mir aud i6re lie
benslpiiroigen Seitcu b%etrad)ten, no
mcntlid, mas man iid 2uitiges bon
ibnen er3Gblt. Der iriibere Senator
&uropid BON Georgia mar elm iebr
fleiaer Mann. Gines Cages, ais Ole
Gellion llno oamit nli6 lein Sermin
5u Gnoe ging, elite er nad Der Sails-
lcite oeS &opitols INN nod einiee @e-
lhGfte all erleoigen. Gr bate babel
cine unenoIid LANCE Gigarre i'm
Munoe. Auf ieinem @ange traf CT
in Der Gotunoa ouf cine Weniden-
menoc, Die oen 8orten 0es Siibrers
onoGdtig loui6te uno inn babel Den
@eg beriperrte. @r orangte lid ourd)
fonnte o6er einen groBen Mann nidt
bel Settle ldieben. 2ebterer quote
enolih iiber Die S6ulter uno lprang,
als er Die &ieien8igarre erblidte,
idleunigit aus Dem @eee. Sn 0ieicm
Iugenblid fam Senator @iaioms
oes 8eges uno muroe bon Dem 8e-
iu6er oes &apitoIs gefragt, uer oenn
Der fleine Wonn geipeien lei. Ilf
Ole @ntmort, es lei Senator Soro-
mid, bemerfte Der @ielc. Gs lit mir
einerlei, mer es geneieu 1T, wenn Ell
aber NIT leiner Gieorre i'm Murpe
ourd cine Meni6enmenge liA or6ngt
Oann lolltc er poriidtia lein, bob er
linen nidt Die &odi6oBe perbrennt.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
Weue YOitOcrOrOnungcuI
&icle 9iebesgnbeu Oiirien nid)t
mebr geidift luerOen!


Die neneite @erfagmna in Siu-
iidlt nnf ben &erianS bon Nab
rnussmitteIn mad 9entihlamO lit
min befHnut gemadjt iuOrSeu.
Snnndl lit Der %erinnOt Der fol
genOen NGbrnn9smiitel Dcrboteu:
Snttcr, 6leiidJ unS SleiidpruOnt-
te, Sued, Mebl, 3nfer, humans,
Ginger, %nuiar, GGOinr, &nOiur.
Subititute, aapinr- Gifle, 0rc6-
lie, Nmitcrn.
Sagegen Oiirfen @nbrnngsmit-
tel OerianOt mer6en, ueun Oieie
fir ben per 6em &c.
BRAND Ocs GmpfGngcrs beitimmt
iinO. Nber. nnr Die fOlgenOen
Nabrmngsmittel 0irfcn OerianSt
luerOeu, iOfcrn ieSsr eiusclme Mr-
tifel nidt mebr iuie sluci 8fnno
betragt: Margnrinc, Ictte
(SGmals), @Gderiunrcn, (Sis-
anetS, Graders, etc MnfarOni,
3nfcrtuaren nnS anSere Mrtifcl,
iucldje inter Den Snrif go. POP
sn lteben tUmmcn.
SeOeS Yafct mag Seifc, Ser.
sen mnS Starfc cnt6alten, jcOOdj
bars 6ercn W~rinmmtgeluidt midjt
meBr luie 8 GfnaN bctraacn.
Die Eafete Siirfcn nidlt me6r
mic II EfnnO micaen. SIS lei
nod eInmaI bier beiOnSers her
OO%raebOben, Oah aIeiOnngSitiifc,
Striimpfe, .Sdmbe nnS nnoerc
.GGdlcn Sieier glrt ni6t OerIanOt
perSen Oiirfen.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
ltnternebmen. 6eutide 5

-0as llnternebmen, oellti1e 8.
perm i'm lexington Sbeoter in Seem
Yorf aufoufiibreu, bat %borIGufig elm
fldelibes Gnoe genommen. DDS
Sberaeridt oes Stootes Stem gorf
bat entidieOen, ooB Spern in oeut,
ider Sprade crit nod Dem Srieoens-
l1luB 5lr Nuffiibrung gelougen oiir-
fen. 9ie @eihdftsleitung 0es Gbeo.
tiers mad)te g4eid nod Dem @rloB Ole
Ter GntiheiOung bcfannt, ooB oeutihe
0pern IN engIii6er Sprohe gegeben
merben.
SieIe uniercr geid1sten 9eIer
betdmmcn Na6ri1ten aus ser oIten
@einiot, morin Ger glusorud .Iuf-
gelo" (Oas gem0bnIth bel Gmpfong
bon Eofeten 5i entri1ten IT'D ae.
bralIdt miro. 9anf elmer 3ltl6rift
Der 6rau S6orbou limo mir berte
III Der Gage, uniere 2eier fiber Den
4llsorud ouf3ufldren. Ser 3oa an
uno fir lid ion ni6t 10 bod lein, aber
- mo nun fommt Der Safen - er
mab in @olO berappt mer0en. @olo
1T ober Elm iebr rorer Nrtifel uno ga
Die meniglten es baben miiiien tie Oie
Differen8 3miihen @ol6- uno Silber-
furS ausgleiden, nit onoeren @or.
telB tic miilien auf ibre SiI6er8ablung
10 pieI uIufgelo" 5ablen mie MOTTO
lit, ann Den @olofur5 5u erreiden.
Mia mon ibnen alio oieic Mebrous=
ga6c bos AufgeIo ooer ser S(uf-
Idlag betrdgt 425 &ro6ent - eripa
rerL 0ann cmpfieblt' es iid, neben Dem
Futet nod einen eingeldriebenen
9rief nit t-2 Dollars @inlage al
id)iden. @etragene RIeioer merocu
bier ni6t mebr .8um 8eriano ange-
nonlnc1, es lei Bonn, DOB man einen
Grlosbnisihcin pormetien fam.
0ieier Grlau6nisihein lit aus Berlin
81 be8ieben, Die Noreiie, mo man ibm
erDalten fam, erfabrt man aaf ben
9ieiigen 8oltGrte
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
GOncorSia WenreinSe.

9hm 0ienstag uno Mittmo6 nGd-
tier @ode finoet I'M @rogeidoB ser
Goncoroia Stride elm Supper ltott
Allie 6reunoe uno @0nner iino berg.
lidllt miufommen. Ser neue 8farrel
Der @emeinoe, SEER 2o6er, miro lid
5eIouoers ircuen, ole MitelieOer lei
ner @emeinoe bel oieier @eIegenbeit
G28riiBen 3lt0Nrfen.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14

Nae SOrteH faIter anfI6nitt,
0efO6ten Gdinfen,
9 ibIers, 1916 Riggs @artt,
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
Gum Nusi6neioerl
9ic Oenti6c sprade.
Son s. aiei6nid.

SuH ". NtIWHut
9tod Oirit ibr 81 Sen Gotten tic nidt Iegeu,
Ob es eud aud oornod geliiiten mag;
Nod lueiB tie friid uno frGftig iib 5I regen,
BOD miiei mir lie uodl @ebiibr 81 beben,
Die cole Oeltihe, linlre giittteriprohl
llnO oieie Sprade, ie miro nienlols %lterben;
So mie ibr 8obllout nimmermebr oergebt;
Su ibrer Sdonbeit, ibrer feilden ber6en,
So lange 0ieler Gr0enboll beltebt,
Qurd SoB, @erfolgung t0nnt' Sbr ie nidt t0ten
Sic lit ia boiler 9raft uno 9ebensmorf,
llIO lie e%rltarfte nift III 2eio uno Noten;
Ncu miro lid ibr nun balo Elm Moreen rotben
Inltutt 81 lterben, miro Tie rielenltorf.
Drum loiiet euer Saiten uno 8eniiben,
Die 0cutide Sprade largt ibr nimnlcr elm;
8enl crit uorbci Die ounfIen 8olfen 5ieDen,
9onn miro iie berrlider nod bier erbIiibeit,
l!lt0 bod geebrt, geoftet miro le ieiu.